tell us why you chose the cities and louisville. >> louisville, we're a big bank here. world. the program is a competition. we asked 200 communities to say what can we do to help you and what can you do to help us. this money is going to a bunch of local, not for profits who do work skills initiatives in lower and middle income neighborhoods to get kids both jobs and knowledge about jobs, training for jobs and also what they need to do to be successful. maria: and joining me right now in an exclusive interview is the mayor of louisville, greg fisher, and mr. mayor, it is good to have you on the program this morning. >> maria, welcome to. maria: you've been schooling me in the last few minutes during the commercial break about how to say louisville. did i get it right? >> that's pretty close. act like you have marbles in your mouth, take some of the world's best bourbon we make in louisville and it's easier to say. maria: i got it. congratulations on winning the award, jp morgan money,. >> we're excited about it. to see this recognized by jp and team has been great. mari

maria: let's talk about why we are in louisville kentucky. have a $500 million program and you've chosen five cities that you will be giving $3 million each over five years. tell us why you chose these cities. >> there's a bigger story. there's a big bank here. this particular program is a competition. we asked 200 communities to say what can we do to help you and what you can do to help us. our experience has been it only works, it only really works with local government, the mayor, you hear united way and business leaders come together and say this is what we want to do for the community. a lot of communities need help. we are big bank here. they filled out the competition, there are five cities getting up your miami, chicago, san diego, syracuse and in syracuse right now my partners there but i have the better job here. and louisville. we want to have the community and this is the beginning. this the initial wave of cities. but it is part of a $500 million program because again, it was 50 million a year on portable housing entrepreneur inf

made it clear to america's gun lobby that he wants more guns in the hands of the strains here in louisville kentucky and the n.r.a. can't all be disagree please bear with us there roger miller who is here all the way from sydney australia my goodness gracious and this is your first entering the first annual meeting and it's a very impressive show the event was expected to attract seventy thousand people some of them from all over the world into the guy that would be saying everyone has to have a gun what we're saying is it needs to be a rational to buy from australia to the plane of the free roger where travel to the generate convention and from down under here you know right up front just to learn more about what you know is done with nets and drag on the citations with them down . looking down i. told it. but much of my life isn't who he claims to be. he's working undercover for me to charlie. rose that very interesting i'm a reporter from al-jazeera is investigative unit we created gun registry or as a front in order to infiltrate the pro-gun lobby and understand how they operate guys bu

when they visited, a number of university of louisville students were there. i found as a general rule cities with colleges or universities tended to be doing better at reinvigorating their downtowns and cultivating active and engaged local civic life. they think they were hesitant to offer that. they did find if there was a college or university, intended to do better in these efforts of building social capital. they also visited columbus, mississippi where they found not only the industry moving in to the racially mixed and low income region but a vibrant two-year boarding school for high school students and a community college that was working to train people in their region to work in these new industries. in columbus they highlighted the work of palmer house, a privately funded orphanage that started in 1895 and made recent changes that were noteworthy. they shifted from large dorm style living to smaller cottages where six to eight students would live -- children would live with a host parent. another thing was they started a csa, community supported agr

by a marine one to louisville for an event that night. , iut halfway to louisville realized i left his suitcase at fort knox, which wasn't going to help him for later because he was still in his jogging clothes. i asked of the agents, is that car on the way? we had0 minutes before to leave, the president said i need my clothes. i said that is a problem, we don't have your clothes. ,he agents donated some clothes shoes, he got all dressed. about that time, his clothes arrived. he put his own on. he probably should have fired me that night, but didn't. lindsey: i don't know anything about that. [laughter] moving on. [laughter] tom, let's talk about parachutes. inre did this business come with parachuting for the birthday? tom: president bush parachuted in world war ii. it was obviously an emotional time, he lost crewmembers when it happened. i just think it is stuck with him. he did a few jumps. these, on his of 80th birthday we said we would raise some money around it and we will give it to charities. it was wonderful. preparing press and people were asking particular his wife, why is h

then we were flying by marine one to louisville. about halfway to louisville, i realized i left his suitcase at fort knox, which would not help him for later because he was still in his jogging clothing and we were off to another event. issked the agents, where that car? about 20 minutes before we are to leave for the event, he goes, i need my clothing. we do not have it. the agents donated some clothing and shoes. he got all dressed and about that time, his arrived. he probably should have fired me that night but he didn't. >> i don't know anything about that. [laughter] >> leaving clothes? >> moving on, let's talk about parachutes. inre did this business come with parachuting for the birthday? outresident bush parachuted in world war ii and obviously, he had a very emotional time, lost two crew members when it happened. i think it's stuck with him and he always wanted to do it again right, and he did it. i think he -- they are showing it. he did a few jumps and after a couple of these, he said i am going to do one on the 80th birt

going up against titans like louisville slugger. >> we're just a small component that's part of the storypled with america's pastime. >> reporter: a bold idea born from humble roots with one mission in mind -- if you're gonna swing, aim for the fences. for "sunday today," steve patterson, greenville, south carolina. >> man, i love that sound. steve, thank you so much. >>> this week we highlight another life well lived. it's an old story, all too familiar with to women. you meet all the requirements, you pass all the tests, then the job goes to a man. it happened to gerry cobb when the job was to travel there space. in 1959, cobb was named the woman of the year in aviation. the oklahoma native held world records for altitude, speed, and distance, and that year became the first woman to fly at the paris air show. the nasa official responsible for a assembling the famed "mercury 7" team took notice and invited cobb to go through astronaut stress training in a secret program. cobb and 12 other women known later as "the mercury 13" passed the tests, but nasa abruptly shut down their training.

infiltrate the pro-gun lobby and to understand how they operate by guys develop ya right i want to hear louisville and there are a conference thanks for listening so you say. over three years roger filmed with concealed cameras. can you go the hundreds of hours of hidden camera recordings. and yeah you. can out of those without even a live. at the hotel in washington d.c. the one nation delegation relaxes with roger as it prepares for potentially game changing meetings with the gun lobby. and they happy that the media is well out of sight. a little bit but i've done a little trick about saturday and i've got an i'm going to do it yet and see that's why you get up so much like you know it's tough you know all this about you know. james ashby is a key political strategist and chief of staff for the right wing party. he wants the n.r.a. to provide one nation with its electoral clout and know how to value their jobs lose or rather. that's one stock to up to to behave. that's right if the felt that we were what was. going to save. his colleague steve dixon dreams about what he do with lots of money liv

front to infiltrate the pro-gun lobby and to understand how they operate a guy's right i want here louisvilleand there are i conference they soliciting so you say. over three years roger filmed with concealed cameras. can you go the hundreds of hours of hidden camera recordings. and yeah you. can out of the is what i've been like where i was. at the hotel in washington d.c. the one nation delegation relaxes with roger as it prepares for potentially game changing meetings with the gun lobby. and they happy that the media is well out of sight. only a lot of lot of truth about somebody and i'm not i'm going to do it and see that's why you get up so much like you know it's tough you know. james ashby is a key political strategist and chief of staff for the right wing party. he wants to be n.r.a. to provide one nation with its electoral clout and know how to. use or rather. that's one stock to up to to behave himself but it's really helped with the. minister for. his colleague steve dickson dreams about what he do with lots of money living like a drug lord with an arsenal of guns. i'm gonna have a

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authorities in cincinnati, louisville and his hometown of aurora, illinois, are now working to determine the teen's true identity, hopefully bringing a happy ending to this terrible tale >> we have never stopped looking for him, thinking about him, and that relove him and will do everything to get him back to a good life. >> reporter: officials are running dna tests to confirm the teen's identity. results are expected as early as thursday afternoon >>> hour time is 4:15. a necropsy is planned on a gray jail that died and washed ashore in san pablo bay in rodeo. it was spotted yesterday near a boat ramp. it is the third dead whale found in less than a month. >>> environmentalists took to the streets in downtown oakland promoting a new grass roots campaign to go green. reen. green for all is the national initiative to build a green economy. yesterday members unveiled a new music video urging people to buy electric cars and take other steps to clean the air. green for all was found ten years ago by van jones. at the time he was former president barack obama's green jobs advisor. a group mem

a 29 year-old female victim weighed just 82 pounds now a really disturbing story out of louisville, kentucky where a family says a man broke into their home and started undressing and a 12 year-old girl's bedroom. now that suspect is facing a litany of charges and is recovering from gunshot wounds, gilbert corsey reports. my daughter she takes my phone and she told me someone was in her brain. >>we win can out the room and there he will stand then right there in the kitchen. >>can you imagine that girl just 12 years old and it turns out the stranger in her room at 7 o'clock sunday morning was a next door neighbor. the child's family just moved to a house near homes you drive in montana avenue. 2 weeks ago. the toll wdrb is like you're adamant. he broke she went sleep she was really smart like she heat and made the cover of time or light downtown are buying down on phone to takes me. >>and she was she's demo that every to see where he was a day she got up and she ran away police say this was the man in that 12 year olds route 38 year-old donald all over junior. >>he has a long history of conv

, chicago, san diego, syracuse, and my partner is up in syracuse i got the better job here, and louisvillehelp this community and this is the beginning. this is the initial wave of cities but it's part of a $500 million program, but again, it all stems out of detroit and that was 150 multi-year affordable housing. maria: infrastructure is an area that the president said he could work with the democrats on. are you expecting to be part of an infrastructure plan in terms of funding? >> infrastructure is not even the top 20 any more and we need infrastructure and it is one of those areas with democrats and republicans and we say we need infrastructure so i'm hoping there might be a common ground here. maria: the other day nancy pelosi said she wanted something up to $2 trillion and first thing i thought of was wait. i know we need infrastructure but $2 trillion? we have $22 trillion in debt but markets don't care. >> yeah, the debt is the net debt is 80% of gdp, maybe 85%. it's not at a life threatening level. it's important, because it's going to grow like this over time, and it's going to r

. >> even next in louisville kentucky, good morning. >> you doing? it's good to hear. i heard somebody mention the presidents tax returns, seems to be s a question that seems to be a cloud over him and i think it's going to continue to be a cloud over him until heresolved it . the way i look at it is this. if he is so innocent as he proclaims to be, why does he keep throwing a monkeywrench into the whole process? anormal person , meaning a psychologically healthy individual would want the investigation to proceed forward. so that the truth could speak for itself, thus exonerating them. he .doesn't do this and there's a reason for that. as far as was said, about terrorism just a moment ago, the young woman just mentioned vivian ibelieve was her name . another thing we're not talking about here is his policies on eradicating terrorism or he doesn't have a policy, quite frankly. his policy, he talks about making america great again. how do you make america great again when you have domestic terrorism on the rise and what i mean by that is white nationalism, all these not

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louis to louisville, memphis, 81. on the backside of that storm, temps will only be in the 20s with some of those wind gusts to over 50 miles an hour. i'm meteorologist drew burgoyne for cbs news. >>> today we're expected to hear more about the suspect in a series of church fires in louisiana. 21-year-old holden matthews was arrested in landry parish late yesterday. three churches have been destroyed by fire over the past ten days. all the churches have mostly black congregations, raising suspicions that the fires could be racially motivated. the congregation is not shaken. >> we have learned because of our great belief in god, if we fear god, we have no need to fear anyone else. >> matthews is the son of a deputy and authorities say it was his father who turned him in. >>> investigators are looking into what started as a gas leak in north carolina. >> blew the windows open. part of our ceiling started coming down. >> i'm saw just the fireball where the cafe used to be. >> firefighters in downtown durham were evacuati

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my least favorite school was university of louisville, despite the fact that the cookies from a place called please and thank you were out of this world. oh, so delicious. very underbaked. finally, fidget spinners. i think we can all agree there's absolutely nothing annoying about them, and they will definitely stand the test of time. i don't know why schools and workplaces are banning them; they are scientifically proven to increase productivity. in fact, i've started teaching a fidget spin class at my office. find your fucking fidget. one, two, one, two. spin! tilt it left. tilt it right. i know you feel like you're gonna die, but don't you also feel like you're gonna live? double time! double spin! [upbeat workout music] reverse spin! sign up for my class. it fills up early because i play great music, and, boy, do we sweat. all right, congratulations to the "tosh.0" worst employee of the week. good night! [cheers and applause] >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome, everyb

about halfway to louisville that night i realized i had left his suitcase at fort knox, which was not going to help later because he was still in his jogging clothes and we were off to some other event. i ask of the agents, where is that car? it's on its way. 20 minutes before we are to leave, he says, i need my clothes. we said, we don't have your close. the agents donated clothes and shoes. about that time, his clothes arrived. he probably should have fired me that night, but didn't. [laughter] >> i don't know anything about that. [laughter] >> leaving clothes? >> moving on. tom, let's talk about parachutes. where did this business come in with parachuting? >> president bush parachuted out in world war ii. he had lost two crew members when it happened. i just think it stuck with him. he wanted to do it again right. and he did. he did a few jumps. he said i'm going to do one on my 80th birthday, we are going to raise some money around it. we will give it to some charities. as they were preparing press and people were asking, asking mrs. bush, why is he doing this? it's for a good cau

only be severe, but bring isolated flooding and the damaging winds goes all the way up through louisville through tomorrow afternoon. getting through tomorrow night, tom. >> you'll be tracking this tornado threat all week. rob, thank you. >>> let's turn to politics now. president trump is on a swing through the west. today speaking to a welcoming crowd at the republican jewish coalition in las vegas. the president recapping his recent visit to the border and his harsh message tonight for refugees trying to come into this country. abc's tara palmeri is at the white house. lln't come in.ent i'm sorry. ing the syst.e. >> the alu some of the roughest people that you have ever seen, people that look like they should be fighting for the ufc. >> reporter: the president in las vegas, speaking to the republican jewish coalition, pretending to be an asylum seeker receiving guidance from an attorney. >> i am very worried that i will be accosted. if i'm sent back home no, no, he will do the accosting. asylum, oh, give him asylum, he's afraid. he's afraid. >> reporter: friday the president was at the

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. >> there were differences because in louisville kentucky and memphis thomas under tennessee, things were separated. a white waterfront look better than a black one. a black restaurant looked worse than a white one. floors sometimes not mopped in all things that were designed to make you less them. i think what was different about washington, i came with a different expectation, i thought this is the nation's capital. and it had so many things that were reminiscent of the south which that was really painful. i persevered. >> obviously persevered for a very long time. why did you stay, because many as you know african-americans like simeon booker, he cannot take it. i think when he was there even the restaurants were segregated at the washington post. listening to these hard-working episodes that you experienced day in and day out, what made you stay? why did you stay? because it sounded like you battled depression for part of it? >> one of the reasons i stay, especially the early years before you outside, the commission kind of blamed the media and part for the rights because it said

and this even includes louisville and columbus, ohio. so a large swathe of potential storm impacts.hat about the golf tournament? we expect about a 40% chance of rain today, maybe a thunderstorm popping up that could delay some of the teeoff time. sunday is when we have a higher percentage of probability of severe weather and maybe we'll see some of the tee times pushed back just to get the game started earlier. you can kind of see how the storm evolves. and i have to fit this in here because there is a potential for a full on snowstorm from chicago all the way to grand vare a gra bids and detroit. so we have it all. all seasons here. spring to winter. depends on where you're located. this is where it will cool the temperatures considerably across the great lakes to the east coast. but not for long. spring will return. i'll end with this, i'll take you to minnesota because you have to see this video. you're looking at s nchnert. we just made that word up. this is actually dirt transported from texas and new mexico and brought over in the form of snow in minnesota. it taptsinted it i

>> caller: gearing up for the kentucky derby in louisville. >> i've been there and i like it. >> callering about elastic, estc. >> i do -- i do not know elastic and i'm elastic on the stock on elastic. >> and to jerry in texas. >> caller: yes boo-yah. >> boo-yah. >> caller: i have some stock and i don't know -- i'm thinking of either selling it or holding it -- >> oh, come on, hold it until the quarter. chuck robins could do a good job and if it is not the perfect quarter, think about how he reinvented the company he never gets credit chuck and team two people underrated and undervalued and are heros. and that is "the lightning round." >> announcer: "the lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> a lot of home builders are on fire. lower mortgage rates and buyers but this kind of turn takes time and sometimes stocks could get ahead of themselves. consider the case of tri-point group, that is tph and now local housing brands with huge exposure to the west coast and nevada, colorado and texas and states in the mid-atlantic and north carolina and all where you want to be w

authorities in since nata, louisville and his home town of aurora, illinois are working to get the teen's true identity, hopefully bringing an end to the terrible tale. >> we never stopped thinking about him. we will do everything to get him back to a good life. >> reporter: officials are running dna tests to confirm the teen's identity. results are expected as early as thursday afternoon. >>> we are hearing from man who said he was harassed for wearing a make america great hat again to a starbucks in palo alto. the victim did not give us his last name but victor said that a woman verbally attacked him because he supported president trump. >> she started not only screaming at me but she turned to the audience at starbucks and said hey come here, this guy is a racist. >> the palo alto woman admitted to yelling at him in a social media post. she said she wanted to publicly shame him. pally alto police say victor did not report what happened so they don't have proof of a crime. the woman who posted the message says she contacted police because she has been getting threats. >>> the university

joy: it is built in louisville for the united states and will be built in china for the chinese marketlling it around the world. david: we have covered a lot that sedans are going away, diminishing and replaced by trucks and suvs. how does the compact or smaller suv fit into that growth of the suv in the united states? joy: you are right. suvs are hot and luxury suvs are doing well. we are pleased with our first quarter, we have sales up 11% on the back of the suv lineup. however, sedans are still important in china, especially in the luxury market. 50% of the vehicles in china are still sedans. we love our continental as well. when you grow the sales for the corsair or your suvs more generally, where does it come? where are looking to take market share? ,oy: as customer trends change and we are seeing that with the popularity of suvs, some come from sedans, but is also in the entry market. we have moving out of mass-market brands into luxury and that is the entry vehicle for them. we are also seeing empty-nesters who like to come down smaller like this size vehicle. they still want to

the workers at louisville slugger are busy making thousands of pink bats for the players to use on mother'saseball uses that day to raise awareness about breast cancer. breast cancer. >> for us it is really about one person out there seeing the pink bats on mother's day and it is encouraged to get a breast cancer screening and it saves their life then it is worth the effort for us. >> we have to do it for mom. mother's day is just over two weeks away, sunday may 12. >>> the time is 5:57. get ready to see a few more people today if you are riding mass transit. the drive to get people to leave cars at home and bike, walk, take the bus or ride bart to work. >>> and joe biden is in. the former vice president made his big announcement this morning. i am doug luzader this washington. we will have more on the impact that will have in the 2020 race coming up.

these are highs on monday, a lot of spots in the 70s and close to 80 degrees in louisville, that continues in this direction, a good week to be listening to the beach boys. i'm sorry, going to be creeped out a lot this week. todd: it's that video. they look like beatnicks. jillian: thank you, adam. we're not sure this is what republicans meant by saying investigate the investigators. >> will you testify before congress, sir? >> no comment. >> are you sure about that, sir? >> no comment. >> if he were anybody but the president, would mr. trump be indicted. jillian: major backlash for confronting robert mueller outside of church. todd: first, let's check in with mr.s doocy to see what's coming up. >> coming up on "fox & friends," ainsley earhart is live at the white house for the annual easter egg roll on the south lawn. she's going to talk to press secretary sarah sanders and special counselor to the president, kelley ann conway. plus, tom ho homan and mike huckabee and tommy tuberville is running for senate in alabama officially, we'll talk to him in his first national tv interview since a

well, there were differences because in louisville, kentucky, and in memphis, tennessee, you know, things were -- things like bathrooms were separated, you know? a white water found dane looked better than -- fountain looked better than a black one. floors sometimes not monday, all things that were designed to make you feel less than. i think what was different about washington is i came with different expectations. >> right. >> i thought this is the nation's capital. >> right. >> and then to have, you know, so many things that were just reminiscent of the south was really, that was really painful. but i persevered. >> obviously. you with persevered for quite a long time. why did you stay? because many, as you note, many african-americans like simian booker, he couldn't take it. i think when he was there, even the restrooms were segregated at "the washington post." listening to these kind of heartbreaking episodes that you experienced day in and day out, what made you stay? why did you stay? because it sounded like you battled depression for part of it. >> well, one of the reasons i staye

workers at the louisville slugger are busy making thousands of pink bats for the players to use on mother'sague baseball uses that day to raise awareness about breast cancer >> for us it is really, if one person out there sees the pink bats on mother's day and is encouraged to get a breast cancer screening and it saves their life then it is worth the effort for us. >> mother's day is just over two weeks away on sunday, may 12. >>> it is 6:52. it is getting more expensive for you to eat out. we will tell you about a new surcharge you will start seeing on bills this summer. >>> first, let's check in with gasia to see what is coming up in the next hour of mornings on 2. >>> coming up in the next hour, we are working to learn more about a violent incident under investigation in sunnyvale in which police say a man deliberately drove a car up on a sidewalk and into a crowd of pedestrians. we now know his name and a lot more about the people injured. we will have live reports for you throughout the morning. (dad) this ice cream cake needs a freezer. (mom) freezer's full. (vo) only frigidaire's cus

they took out louisville saturday. huskies win by 7. next up, the oregon ducks.son. not only does he tie a major league record to open the season, he later delivers a walk-off double that lifts the brewers to a win against the cardinals. great sunday for roger federer, still going strong, the first tennis player this year to win two titles, yesterday winning the miami open. 101 career titles for roger federer. still going strong. lauren: thank you very much. you can catch jared's sports reports on foxes news headlines, 24/7 on sirius xm channel 11. cheryl: tesla's ceo elon musk had an interesting weekend. he dropped a rap song about a gorilla. the tune that's taking the internet by storm. plus, a woman gets revenge on her husband by sending him on a wild goose chase at the grocery store. its is hysterical. tracee carrasco's got all of the details coming up on "fbn: a.m.." lauren: 3% milk. ♪ this thing. ♪ this thing. ♪ called love. ♪ called love. ♪ it drives. ♪ drives me crazy -all ground pe. ...or trips to mars. $4.95. delivery drones or the latest phones. $4.95.

this is inside the slugger factory in louisville, kentucky.y will use them to support breast cancer research. they sell the bats to the public. $10 from each sale goes towards the fight of cancer. on mother's day the giants play the reds in san francisco. a's play the indians in oakland. >> time is winding down to see two giant pandas at the san diego zoo. >> the two animals going back to china at the end of this month. so coming up quickly. they are the last two giant pandas to live at the san diego zoo. one of only a few zoos where pandas or giant pandas can be found in the united states. here's nbc's joe fryer. >> when you do say good-bye to these guys, is there something you will say to them. >> i would say thank you for giving me 23 years of the most incredible experience of missed life. i wish you well. i'll love you always. and i wish you the best life in your homeland. >> you have until next tuesday to do that. the last day to see the pandas is this saturday. >> hopefully you have a road trip planned if you want to see them. right now

rick in louisville, ohio, good independent line. it, i: about a year into got preferred to this. the way -- remember, george -- he became a born-again christian. he went and slaughtered a million iraqis, destroyed the american economy, and kill themselves by going into multiple tours. you will get trump in this election, and this bill is a cover-up. the cover-up don't with hillary controlling the election between her and bernie sanders. >> i am not sure i agree with her analysis. i don't think karl rove turned george w. bush into a devout christian. i guess i don't really have too much more to say. host: mitt romney with this tweet. i have now read the mueller report and offered my personal reaction including the following year i'm sickened at the extent and pervasiveness of dishonesty and mis-direction of individuals in the highest office of the land, including the president. a very forceful condemnation of the actions. a lot of people pointed to that and said this is where republicans should be, condemning what was in the motor report. but what is interesting about the tweet is

louisville view showing off two of four little penguins that were recently hatched.are native to australia and the coastline of new zealand. numbers have been declining with only 500,000 remaining in the wild. >> cute. >> very. >>> right now at 6:00, a white house whistle-blower speaking exclusively to nbc news. >> it's important that we stand up to do the right thing no matter what. >>> an 18-year security veteran naming names saying the trump administration overruled recommendations not to give clearances to multiple staffers including trump family members. live on capitol hill with who is caught in the latest white house scandal. >>> plus, hundreds of bay area teachers rallying, calling for more money for schools. where they are taking their demands today. >>> and awaiting avengers. the latest marvel movie isn't even due for release for weeks. but it is already setting records, breaking fandango. "today in the bay" continues right now. very good wednesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. halfway through the workweek. >> almost there. >> i'm laura gar

in their statement yesterday, the louisville fbi said they will never stop searching for timmothy. >> thank you very much. >> imagine being the family going through this thinking that maybe there was a chance. >> of course. i think that it's clear that there's some mental illness with the suspect. we'll speak to his brother -- >> or depravity. just to do that -- >> we'll see what the brother thinks of his history. believe it or not, i worked at america's most wanted, this does happen, people do show up claiming to be the missing child. >> to your credit, the first words out of your mouth were, are we sure? >> let's pump the brakes a little bit. thank you. >>> a new report reveals that president trump wanted a confirmation for his pick to be the top lawyer for the irs, he want that had to be a high priority. why such a high priority? could it be having to do anything with his own tax returns? maggie haberman joins us next. oh, could you, uh, make me a burger? -poof -- you're a burger. [ laughter ] -everyone acts like their parents. -you have a tattoo. -yes. -fun. do you not work? -so,