alex whit ler has more from walk. >> reporter: 2.6 million. many students one bay area boy out matched to wind up here on this national stage. this 12-year-old put himself on the map when he won california state geography bee. millions of kids competing in state wide competitions across the country. they sent him on a trip to washington, bidding for a $50,000 scholarship and a trip to the galopogos islands. >> it makes you a better global citizen. >> reporter: the bay area 6th grader advanced to the national bee's top ten. his mom says, she wasn't the slightest bit surprised. >> again, he's special. >> reporter: with questions ranging from -- >> the greek national monument are located off the coast of which caribbean island? >> reporter: to multiple choice maps on economic and environmental trivia, the danville teen came just shy of the top five, coming in 7th place. he says he'd rather answer these kind of questions than others. >> science and geometry over math, definitely. >> reporter: he admits he was disappointed in the outcome. >> i was

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sonoma county social worker and after work monday was heading west on highway 12 to pick up her hod ler at her mother's house and a car veered into her lane. >> license plate to license plate. no brakes. >> shoving into the -- older mod else with no airbags, the driver who crossed over has broken feet, ankles and legs. >> how many of these would be avoided if drol wasn't involved. >> stayed with him since he was unconscious and see airman in the other car, eyed open and only learned then she was pregnant and lost the baby in the impact. >> so sad and unfortunate. my heart goes out to her. >> described as a clean and sober father of five, sharing steps on the recovery in social media and blood test show meth and marijuana. >> had meth in his car and pocket, marijuana and banter of alcohol. >> no reason to have left his lane and in 19 years with chp, never seen a crash victim suffer a loss like her. >> it's nice that labor and delivery treated it like a birth, brought in a photographer, dressed the baby. >> easing the pain. >> and still a sense of, we still have our daughter. this could h

see how the flag is blowing inlandarine ler i outer ?, thee seathbreeze is out there, is just so shallow it is not having much luck getting past the coast. nt uilthen, my first accuweather highlight, if you weren't with us it is the first summer spare the air this season. east hills and valleys likely to have poorest quality. cool at the coast. heat lingers 25 degrees cooler, even a slight chance of showers saturday and sunday. let me get out of the way and show you h crazy i i this. 59 at ocean beach, just came up from 58, to 85 in hills. 80 right now. sunny side,3 in glen park. financial is 75. really haro tdfo recast, but it is warm out there nonetheless and it is going to change. not going to get warmer in san francisco, at least not about 80s are. 76 in petaluma. 87 in walnut anton, and 84 in s. dress accordingly if you are behind out. here are the winds. they're picki uthep rest of us light and variable, high pressure still on top of us. but i took out the background there so you could see the have. this is the marine layer, and wi

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 to describe her new album. what about shade? i'm so getting back at taylor for getting back with one of my boyfriends. >> can we talk about my new music. >> yes, of course. why i'm here. not just to stir controversy. all of my songs have had meanings. they have never been one-did mentional. >> katy tells ew is there's no one thing

it just comes off soup ler clean. >> and maybe it takes away from that -- >> that everyone has been doing to the refrigerator for a drink while you got this on. >> speaking of masks. >> i can already tell this is a terrible mistake. >> this guy decides however late it might be to jump on the mask bandwagon. >> charcoal masks are all the craze. >> he's put it all over his face even though i guess his directions said to only put it around your nose which is where most of the impurities are anyway. >> sir, follow the directions. >> well, he probably doesn't understand about the t-zone. >> he's going to learn today. >> now he start rest moving pit. >> looks like a cannon ball. >> or a bowling ball.

wise ler is right when he says i'm confident in our ability to jute execute the market and competitorsth pcs, printers and supplies going in the right direction hp inc. is producing bountiful cash flow and returning most to share hold he's they promised and i bet the dividend could grow as the cost of components begins to come down something that will happen in the second half. so many suppliers adding plans to meet this newfound intense demand. finally i want 0 add when this spin-off occurred like many people i figured hp inc. was just a wasting asset that paid a good dividend with maybe the hope someday somehow somewhere the b3 printing would save their carcass by the end of the century or decade. wrong. they saved themselves. even if the stock market didn't seem to care today with a stock falling more than 3%, granted stock still up 24% for the year but given momentum and discipline i bet it's got more room to run. you should buy this dip. oh, and maybe someday 3d printing will become mainstream at which point i bet hp inc. will be among the winners as it is with pcs and old school

host: do you think the cal ler said, he had plenty of time to investigate trump? do you think that's plenty of time? guest: look at how long the republicans took to investigate benghazi. host: maxwell, independent, good morning. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. for the subject is i feel like comey was used and dumped by trump. if you watch during the campaign and what comey did 11 days before the election, and afterward said there was nothing emails, -- in the emails, the republicans were happy about it. the man achieved their goal and they dumped him. this is disheartening. that's my comment. guest: it is not credible on the part of the white house to say they are firing mr. comey because he mishandled the clinton female investigation, when in fact they praise the way was handle -- they praised the way was handle. if there was any dissatisfaction about the email investigation, it was that mr. comey chose not to indict hillary clinton. the election is over and to say that you are firing and attorney intoal more than 100 days your new administ

while the incident received worldwide attention, lers known is united airlines track record of hiring and ploegt african american pilots at the airline. tonight thenl then a conversation with two of the pilots alleging they continue to face barriers within the airline industry. we're glad you joined us a conversation of the pilots who are part of the united we stand for diversity coalition in just a moment. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> the viral video showing dr. david dau being drabd dragged off that united airlines fight getting attention from everywhere. they filed a complaint with the company which forced united hire black pilots of oufr guests tonight along with 20 others have filed a complaint alleging black pilots continue to face barriers within the airline industry. captain ken han rhode islandny received a bronze star for hairism for combat in the gulf war. he not only flies for united but started his own airline and captainon knee e. "jet" jones served in the air force like my daddy and is behind united we stand coalition

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grap lers. about as tough as it gets in a professional setting or on the street.cularly likes to fight, ta say, but should the situation call for it, they'll, let's put it this way, they will. nick and nate grew up in stockton and still live there and train there. connor mcgreg tor knocked nate for teaching kids. that was before nate chased him around the octagon like a little deer in his last decision. in one of the greatest fights in ufc history, nate diaz shocked the world but on short notice stepped in and submitted mcgregor in two rounds. he lost the second bout by decision, but there will surely be a third. no matter what happens, nate diaz always brings it. >> what did you eat growing up when you were kids? what kind of food did you eat? what's lunch? >> macaroni and cheese and hot dogs. >> that was basically. >> hot dogs and mac and cheese. >> rice and beans and some sort of protein with it. i'm not a vegetarian, but i learned a lot from them. >> i was pretty much vegan for years really. >> even as a kid? >> i. stopped eating land animals. i was eating sea

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we'll look at the weekend and see even chill ler temperatures. >> one of the most common ways doctors get true allergy tests is by doing the tests and could be uncomfortable and painful. >> now there's a new test on the market that can identify more than 100 allergens with just a simple prick of the finger. >> 2-year-old mia is the daughter of someone working for allergy pro. when she showed signs of allergies, they wanted this test. until now, the only proven allergy test were to draw blood or do a scratch test which can be uncomfortable and irritating to kids and parents. plus they each only test for 14 allergens. >> try to figure out why you >> it's only a finger prick. with these four drops, she can confirm up to 120 allergens. >> skin testing is still the gold standard. sometimes this is a screening test. and if they had a recent reaction to an allergen, you can get crucial data to find the root cause. >> causes that can fall under these 70 allergens or 50 food allergens. no crying or tears and this is a world of difference, i think, between both. >> that was amazing. >> we all t

--ler: because at this point when i was born, i'm not going to tell you my age, when i was born, we were riding on the back of the bus. we came from the back of the bus to sit anywhere we want to, to owning our own homes and driving our own cars. the way those children treated out of line.llys they did it in front of their parents, grandparents, children, and probably some people that wanted to hire them. think you are doing free speech but you are doing free stupidity. let's stop being stupid and start being smart. youou graduated college should know how to sit down and hold a decent conversation with somebody. free-speech is free-speech, but you also have to be respectful. my children go to charter school, ok? that's the best thing in the world that ever happened. i have a daughter that's in 10th grade, she speaks four languages, she's in top honor classes, she is starting college this summer. all of this came through charter school, not through public school, not through black people, not through white people, and i think barack obama was the worst thing in the world that ever happene

mule ler have mueller have to appoint a special team before he can get started. tonight mueller said he accepts the responsibility and will discharge it to the best of his ability. blayne alexander, nbc news. >>> this comes as michael flynn did inform the president trump and his transition team that he was under federal investigation weeks before the electielection. flynn told donald mccann that an inquiry was opened into his work as a paid lobbyist. despite this flynn was made national security adviser before being fired after 24 days on the job. richard lewis joined me around the desk. we'll have to continue to talk about the fallout from the white house drama. >> yes. >> do you continue to buy u.s. equities or global equities despite this? >> i think the wall street drama is creating a great news story and a narrative for why the market sells off, but quite frankly the trump trade had been in reversal for a long time. the whole move into cyclicals and financials which the trump victory initiated in the fourth quarter has already been washed out. so i think the

. >> who are you keeping your eye on today in terms of a fence strad ler or someone for whom this is a tough decision? >> you know, i'm watching uptown because he's very important. he's already made his decision. but i'm listening to uptown because he is an inflew wenser. i want to see who he may talk to help gal van nice for this effort that this could be just a partial win, i believe, for the president. i don't believe it is going to be a total win. but i believe that uptown will be the key and i want to watch what he does, as well as the president and the vice president. >> very quickly. this is not about health care, but about the house and the house republican leadership. since john boehner, house republicans have struggled to pass something controversial, something where their members were divided. they just don't have the arm twisting ability. the top three republicans, this is a big day for them. take outside health care. this is a big day for them to get passed. >> panel, thank you very much for breaking it all done for us. great to talk to you. we have society breaks news t

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people have differential ler generals. now is big with pollen between pollen and a -- between flowers and trees. in spring all thosing gore to bloom, then that goes down but then it is replaced by grass and other things. i don't think allergies are going to go away for a little while unfortunately. >> i feel so badly for everyone. one moment when i consider myself lucky. thanks for coming in. really appreciate it. seems like flonase is really something -- >> i have no stock in it, but i prescribe that a lot. >> appreciate it, dr. larry. good to see you. >> we will be right back. stay with us. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of

nixon was something of a stick ler on these kinds of issues. these small things were big things to him. he was somebody who wanted all of this staff to be clean as a whistle. notwithstanding the criminality that later occurred with watergate. conflict of interests. ethics violations and things like that. they were few and far between in the nixon white house because of the process we followed. >> do you believe michael flynn could be prosecuted, mr. dean? >> well, you know, that question indirectly came up today. senator -- a couple senators asked questions, were probing as to whether there was a criminal investigation going on and whether he had committed various crimes, lying to the fbi, and whether he had committed a crime for taking money from russia as an ex-officer without getting clearance, and they went through the whole litany, so she didn't answer directly but there certainly appears like there's a prima facie case here. this man is entitled to due process. we shouldn't convict him in the court of publ lick opinion. we don't have all

ler, you arecal on the air. the guardians of our institutions have awakened from a slumber. they are testing our forefathers vision we the people, for the the president of the united states during business and government justifying lies and weakening america -- weakening america. from the bipartisanship that invokes party lines first and then country, our next -- our election was muddled with. a country try to undermine our democracy with a new technological war that our forefathers could never envisioned. the sovereignty of the united states of america was compromised in the 2016 president election causing canine -- causing chaos in our -- undermining confidence of the american people for a rule of law that we hold so dear. host: carl, who should investigate? the obstruction of justice seems apparent. host: who should investigate? who do you trust to get to the bottom of this? hey, look, the -- host: special counsel? caller: that's it. host: what do you think? caller: thank you for taking my call. i think we need a special prosecutor. nobody currently in the white house sho

one thing people understand is they want sim ler taxes, businesses that can invest and be competitivend we're determined to do that. >> well, we certainly appreciate your willingness to stop by and discuss. look forward to future conversations! thank you. pleasure. >> carl, back to you. >> david, good stuff. we were all listening attentive. david faber at the mill ken conference. for more, we turn to rick santelli, bob p pisani is on the floor. let's get your take, the principle maybe not the rule. >>. >> yeah, you know, i know ss o it's so fascinating when anybody in government trying tos to tackle something large. to get that one sound bite that's just as rigid, i think that's a waste of time. the collection of taxes, the revenue generated through taxes that goes to uncle sam is hugely from the individual side. much more than the corporate side. just to set that stage. in terms of modeling on the one page that was released e erele take that to the next level. modeling hasn't worked out well. we had ben bernanke on today. they never modelled the fact that much of their policy would b

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extensive facebook postings, was motivated by pro-hillary ideas, a love of the pro-hit city bomber -- ler i just a love of oklahoma city bomber timothy mcveigh. he was also a trump supporter who had shown up at trump rallies. he's a true radical in terms of his ideas. juan: some people have suggested incident fits into the broader pattern or the history of neo-nazi violence of the northwest. could you comment on that? >> the northwest has been victimized by neo-nazis and skinheads for a very, very long time. this also has involved murders of people of color in antiracist activists. neo-nazis have tried to move into that region for years to create a homeland, thinking i guess because it is a white population, it would be a good place to be. what i find interesting about jeremy christian, although some of those ideas are there in his writings, in many ways, i think his rhetoric has more to do with the campaign and the ideas unleashed in the campaign over the last 16, 18 months by the trump folks than it does with hard-core neo-nazi is an -- at least, a mix of the two sets of ideas. amy: jer

but she used to specialize in being a professional ball ler reena. ms. julian turner is here. radio host spoke for the boys and girls club of new jersey proud alum of "saturday night live" joe piscopo is here. thank you, joe, for being here. >> eboni: wait until we get in the back half of this show we will get into the nitty gritty of twirling days. you obviously have a deep and long history of understanding these national security concerns. one thing that struck me that came out in the news today the leaks and kat will talk about that in the next blocks some. the leaks caused grave national security threats so much so that it looked like britain was chilling on communication with some of their intelligence and theresa may came out very upset at that "new york times" leak that came out. so how can we address the leak issue as it relates to national security? >> well, that was a clear reprimand from the british. subtle but clear reprimand. the closest they have done something like that publicly with the united states in a very long time to. just address manchester for a second,

think the administration was feeling good about the fact that there hadn't been a nuke ler test. that could happen at any time. the north koreans will keep at it. a new president in south korea. a new >> what is your one big piece of advice for the trump white house? >> um -- when are they going to start taking advice? i don't know gnat i have noi offer. i think it's important to keep this in context, george. a lot of americans and trump supporters see washington as one of these airlines that drags passengers down the aisle and bloodies them. and the only person who stands up for them is donald trump. he's the only thing between them and a washington establishment that would devour them and maul them. they need him. >> and before we go. i apologize. i wanted to get to this first. a lot of interviews for the future fbi director yesterday. we saw senator john cornyn. former congressman mike rogers. talk about the interviews. >> two junls on the list. two current fbi agents on the list as well. a couple of judges as well. i think that, the bureau wants someone who is above reproach.

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just like this special counsel ler, you want to make that kind of a splash if you want to get the narrativesenate and the house, but the senate is where he has had to be confirmed. but a number of democratic senators said that he should really go for a career law enforcement person for that role in the context of everything going on. david: when the president travels internationally, he takes a fair amount of the executive with him. does that mean that while he is gone there will not be anything done in washington, or can they get to work without him? marty: we journalists hope so. the budget will be presented to congress tuesday, so we will have new surrounding that, even though it is essentially dead on arrival. the news flow out of washington, anyway, should diminish. it is now going to be europe's problem to deal with. he will make news as he moves around europe's capitals. david: problem or opportunity, you never know. jonathan: i love his reporting, i want to know where his tie is from. so stylish. i'm going to send them and email. joining us more from the action in d.c., the head of

brian: i think our bit lers and personal aides should work harder. >> we believe that. >> your personallly spried me. brian: one called in sick today just 30. ainsley: are your kids working. >> our kid are 15, 13, and 6. i'm the only commuting dad in the u.s. senate. i travel back and forth every week and on friday afternoon my wife tells me which kid annoyed her and they come with me the next week. last week 14-year-old we shipped her to cattle ranch to help deliver baby cows for a month. it was 5u678 below zero. i can factor who had a glove that went up to her shoulder was wonderful. she suffered. brian: senator ben sasse thank you so much. congratulations on the book. >> thanks a lot. brian: president trump promising to wipe out the notorious street gang ms-13. >> ms-13 is going to be gone from our streets very soon, believe me. brian: that starts with local police and hit privilege of going on a ride along with a member of the gang unit working hard to kill off ms-13 and i will bring threw next. ainsley: thousands of students walked out to support cops. this morning we have major up

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