you can hear them shouting macon, macon. but there are parliamentary elections that come up in june in france and macon does not have his own political party. 14,000 people has said -- there's lots of interest. emmanuel macron certainly is a happy, confident man tonight. even if it becomes the next president he also has to think about the parliamentary elections which happen in june. >> thank you. as we're speaking, some reactions are coming up from french politicians, especially on the conservative side. candidatepublican francois fillon, he says the result is an earthquake for us. that's more interesting for around two -- for round two. another -- in the meantime let's cross to northern france to the national front headquarters. i'm imagining that the mood is rather festive, although maybe marine le pen was hoping that she would come out first. >> absolutely. when we started looking at polling for this election, marine le pen was far and away -- front runner, far me a lot of behind bullying -- booing. the people here are w

you have macon. if you look at the u.s.tion, a lot of bernie sanders votes went to donald trump. ? the past, i grew up saying if you're from the left, you go to the left. is this going to happen the same here? we don't have the line of left to right anymore? >> this is what i'm so fascinated about. how are we going to see this play out? how things are shifting so rapt rapidly. is this real surge we're seeing, is it real? is it a moment? is it going to last? how this alignment is going to shift. as you said, where his supporters go, will they drift towards macon? probably much easier for that to see. what is actually driving people's intentions here? i think it is different than we have seen -- we have seen it reflected in france. as part of this movement we have seen through europe, people's allegiances are not where they used to be. stephanie: they have reduced allegiances and the representatives of the system have not been speaking to their concerns. you saw similar thing in germany. one of the reasons social democrats ar

le pen and macon are leading the pack and we have the very latest on this.ood to have you on the broadcast, my friend. we have three days since the attack there now. this election day, first of all, is there a sense the city is on edge, the country is on emdge o not? >> i think people are nervous, but the turn-out for the votes suggest they are not staying away from the polls. they are not so nervous they are not voting. turnout now is just as high as it was in 2012 where we didn't have any terrorist attacks in the immediate past. so i think that people may have been nervous. but they are also thinking that this is a very important election. and in fact, abstention is much, much lower than many people feared before the terrorist attack. >> you are talking about turnout and it is low and how might that effect -- who do you think benefits most from that? >> i'm sorry, alex, there is a siren going by. i couldn't hear the question. >> we did hear that. quite profoundly. and the fact that there is abstention and not as many people are voting, who might that effec

the bull's eye being on macon, georgia. they're getting ready to play at the master's.e way this map works is it's the probability of a tornado within 25 miles of any given point so they're saying that a 15% chance of tornado within 25 miles of this huge red area. that's why we're thinking that this has a chance to be a significant tornado outbreak today, guys. it's the fear of mobile homes especially. most of the fatalities we've had have been in mobile homes. they want to save as many lives as possible. to let people to get out of the way. a lot of schools canceled. university of alabama closed. >> thanks for your update. it's so important. >>> still ahead, russell westbrook makes history and a home run robbing catch during the cubs/cardinals game. it's not how fast you mow... it's how well you mow fast! it's not how fast you mow... it's how well you mow fast. they're not just words to mow by, they're words to live by. the john deere ztrak z345r with the accel deep deck to mow faster, better. take a test drive and save up to 250 dollars on select john deere residentia

emmanuel macon, he says he wants to make france more dynamic and not radically change sides. and marine le pen from the far right, she wants out of the eu. a critical american partner and could set international currencies into a tailspin. >> the idea that stands for an open society and that it is one of the leaders of liberal democracy in the world. terrorist attacks france's deployment, thousand police and soldiers. police gathered last night to mourn a fellow officer. a 37-year-old shot thursday by a fellow frenchman identified by police as a career criminal who police say declared his support for isis in a note found with his body. the president tweet today attack will have a big effect on the election and will benefit le pen because she is, quote, sfrongest on immigration. le pen is trying to capitalize on the attack saying her brand of anti-immigration and racist nationalism will make france great again. the presidential elections here take place in two stages. the first vote on sunday, the next two weeks after that. dara, back to you. >> richard engle reporting from pa

badges, macon county. and then, his nameplate. that's one of the unique things about sheriffs, every now and then you find a sheriff who is appointed, but typically most positions are not like that. moving on, another collection highlight, we have eliot ness' original credentials. eliot ness was ahead of the group that later became known as the untouchables during the prohibition era. he was a prohibition agent. they were originally under the treasury department. these are his credentials from 1927. that is from the treasury department. eventually, the bureau of prohibition moved to the department of justice. another object we have, this is a revolver, a gun and holster that belonged to daniel webster roberts, a well-known texas ranger. he was a captain in the texas rangers. it even says on his holster, company d. this is a cold 1849 pocket revolver. the texas ranger star in there. i think most of the american public does not realize how important law enforcement is. law enforcement is something you don't think about until you hav

home, -- macon, number one, is not in any of them. a much lower type of engagement because he is what? we are going to be voting for not somebody. i am not have had is going to vote for them. i like a little bit of this. aboutve to be strategic how you are going to vote. that, a little bit of that, not that. >> what is interesting is the fact that we've seen emmanuel macron really try to distance seeing -- and of we have seen centrist candidate get 18%. 2007. everyone is criticizing him but there is no major accidents. he is france's next president. forhere are only 19% francois fillon, the rights -- the right-wing candidate. that is all marine le pen can pick up and that is was going to be enough. illon willikely f support macron. >> it looks as though, it looks unlikely that she will win. perhapsshe be able to go up to how he will go about governing in terms of parliament revote? a weakness for her as well. neither of them have a party, neither can count on the majority. he at least might be -- might be able to get together some sor

but for montgomery to birmingham, atlanta to augusta, macon and areas to the east of savannah at greatest risk of strong tornados. a lot of large hail and wind damage, could get tornados in southern ohio valley through kentucky and tennessee. those hopefully weaker. those could be deadly. then this risk into the mid-atlantic and into areas of north carolina come thursday so. once again, areas especially alabama, georgia, south carolina have your safety plans. be prepared for the worst. >> hopefully everybody comes out safe. thank you. this morning the u.n. security council hoping a meeting after a suspected chemical attack killed dozens of people in a rebel-held area of syria. a relief agency says at least 83 people died including 25 children. that at least 350 others were injured. the united states, britain and france all blame bashar al assad forces for the atook. here is richard engel with details. >> images are horrific. they show bodies strewn on the ground, no obvious signs of injuries, just dead and injured people motionless in some cases, struggling to breathe. the hallmark of a c

. >> there was one article in our macon paper about a lady that lives maybe 2 miles from here. her husband had passed away, and he had had a rare form of cancer. before he dieied, she hd both their hair tested, andnd it came up very high in some heavy mmetal elements. a and so she hd her water tested. we thought surely that's not our problem, but we might as well have it tested. >> donna sent her water here, to the university of f georgia's water testing facility. using sophisticated instruments, technicians like jake mower are able to determine what elements are present in a watetr sasample. >> donna welch and i have spoken many times. she had a--a very elevated amount of uranium in her well water. she also had radon in her water and radon in her home air. so her family was exposed to quite a bit of environmental toxicity uranium will break down to radon, radium. they are classified as carcinogens. i think it would bebe very interesesting to find out exacty what the source of the uranium contamination is, largrgely because her case was a little severe. i think it's a little un

it has been growing every day, 1500 people polled and it put macon in front., the former prime minister. they are all pretty close. it's possible that a few thousand votes will separate them by the end of the evening. it will be taped and plenty to look forward to tomorrow. i was thinking how quickly things get back to normal here in france. they have proven resilient before. looking at the chanson bizet tonight, there are thousands of people walking down the shops and sitting outside the terraces. you would hardly believe that something so would hardly believe that something so for had happened to you on thursday evening. the interior ministry is putting 50,000 police officers at the polling stations, an extra 50,000 at 67,000 polling stations around the country, some security will be tight. a lot of police leave has been cancelled and thatis police leave has been cancelled and that is putting pressure on the police force. in the lull before france's presidential vote, those out campaigning today were not supporting politicians. this rally was for the police.

said the parking brakes installed on those vehicles built between february and october of last year macon tan a small gear that could have been manufactured improperly by a third-party supplier. it said 5% of those vehicles may be affected and it would take less than 45 minutes to replace the brakes. >>> more trouble for tesla and its model s and x vehicles. the x is the suv. 47,000 owners who purchased those cars this year and last, yesterday filed a class action suit against the electric car maker in a san jose federal court. they allege tesla's auto pilot feature is dangerously defective when engaged causing cars to veer off lanes, brake for no reason or slow or stop when approaching other vehicles. >> wall greens will pay nearly $10 million for improperly billing medical for prescription drugs. wall greens dispened drugs for diagnoses that were not approved and then knowingly charged med-i cal as if they were prescriptions. two wall greens pharmacy workers tipped off investigators. the whistle-blowers will share a part of the $9.8 million settlement. >>> a spin-off of google has launc

of red is the greatest chance for a tornado threat especially from montgomery, atlanta, augusta to macon, georgia. this area is most at risk late today. we'll take these storms all the way to the east coast as we go throughout the early morning hours tomorrow with a wind damage threat. once again, the threat is not just for tornadoes, but strong tornadoes that are on the ground for a long time. those are typically the most deadly. >> we hope everybody comes out of it safe. this morning the u.n. security council hoping a meeting after a suspected chemical attack killed dozens of people in a rebel-held area of syria. a relief agency says at least 83 people died including 25 children. that at least 350 others were injured. the united states, britain and france all blame bashar al assad forces for the attack. here is nbc's richard engel with the details. >> reporter: the maim js that have come out are absolutely horrific. they show bodies strewn on the ground, no obvious signs of injuries, just dead and injured people motionless in some cases, struggling to breathe. the hallmark of a chemica

client,y, monuments at macon, meridia, i you could, utica,ille, -- brooksville, columbus, enterprise, canton, oxford, markssprings, and natchez the hospitals or military grounds for the sick and wounded worker for and the dead were buried. despite the notoriety associated with the county, courthouse, or state capital monuments, there is an implicit theme of tragedy and morning, and this certainly affects the way i understand the meaning of the confederate monument. -- tragedy and mourning. example, the figure of a woman in morning -- in mourning, this young woman, think of it -- ning isan in mour arguably the centerpiece. similarly, the figure of a confederate soldier -- there is the close-up. figure of a confederate soldier surrounding the has berg monument -- hattiesburg monument has the look of a veteran facing north, ready to take on north and aggressors if and when they come again. however, a second figure, a young female in classic greek garb is clearly in mourning. so, they justified it or at least they sentimentalized it. you see a confederate flag -- the confederate battle fl

the blood from a komoto dragon macon taken a type of antibiotic. the blood that has germ killing abilities. it can be used for drugs to fight dangerous superbugs resistant to medicines. >> science excites us every day. >> an issue of variety features gayle on her cover. half a dozen women will be honor at a luncheon. she will receive an award for her humanitarian efforts. >> look gorgeous as always. >>> most nba owners are concerned about stats like angeles clippers owner steve ballmer's newest project tackles numbers far beyond the basketball court. the former environment is launches usa facts a comprehensive database for information about government. it combines federal, state and local data from more than 50 government sources. the database provides an in depth look at the american population, government finances and government's impact on society. steve ballmer returns to studio 57 to discuss this first of its kind project. welcome. >> thanks, norah. pleasure to be here. >> this is a massive endeavor. why did you commit to do this? >> i got int

macon, i've been to georgia. does that count? is macon near atlanta? i don't know.s great. [laughter] >> jane in olympia, washington. before we hear from jane, do you blog every day? >> yeah, i do. my blog is not really -- i don't write much for it what i do people send me stuff and this is a holdover of when i had a newspaper column and often i would write about weird news items, people kept sending me stuff so i put it up on the blog. if a toilet explodes anywhere in the world, it's probably going to appear on my blog, toilet-related news, snakes appear in the toilet, look down before you pee, people. so i throw lots of stuff on it. i don't write for it. >> do you spend any time in schools in. >> yeah. i would not call teaching. sometimes when i have a book out for kids, i will go on a tour. i will go to various schools and it's interesting. kids are not like -- adults tend to be much more worshipful of authors and kids are not like that and like -- an example from a school here in miami, i gave this presentation on my book and teachers, we have the author here an

shows macon leading far right leader le pen as they move on now to the run off vote that is set for may. >> now, this is a stunning victory for macron an independent who has never held office. it's success for le pen who has tried for years to clean up her father's toxic legacy in the national party. and cnn joins us now from london with more on how the markets are reacts, good to see you, nina. how are investors responding to the news? >> we've seen the french markets, in particular, be the beneficiary of this trend. the main paris market opened up in excess of 3.9%, almost touching the 4% level at one point. it's gone down a little bit. but these are significant gains for a market like that. one of the biggest market across, you can see it's lifting one of the markets up across the region with the exception of smaller markets like, for instance, belgium. take a look, the market in italy, it's the next country that could go to the polls between germany and italy, we've got various selections taking place over the next six months to come across here and take a look at it that also went

in today monuments at corinth, macon, meridia, brooksville, you boonville, columbus, enterprise, canton, oxford, and holly springs, and natchez a holly springs, and natchez is a mark the sites of hostile and cemetery grounds where the sick were cared for and the dead were buried. the despite the notoriety me a associated with county courthouse or state monuments, there is a theme of tragedy and morning. this certainly affects the way i you understand the meaning of the confederate monument. a ther [no audio] for example, although the figure you of a confederate soldier surmounts the monument at the courthouse at laurel in jones county, mississippi, the figure of a woman in morning, take that close-up down to this young woman. the figure of a woman in mo urning is arguably the centerpiece. similarly, the figure of a confederate soldier -- there she is, there is a close-up. the figure of a confederate soldier surmounting the hannah's has the look of a veteran facing north, ready to take on northern aggressors if or when they come again. however, a second figure, a young female, in classic

to does capture their chemistry, and that is reflected in macon's interview.portrait inside was great. carol: this is a special week for "bloomberg businessweek." the third cover had to do with wrestlemania. there is a lot going on. rob: this is something i am particularly proud of growing up on wrestling. it was their 33rd wrestlemania, a massive success for them, kind of bizarre in the entertainment industry. it is still massively popular and we got a bunch of energetic shots. i'm not familiar with who this wrestler is, but he seems to have won the belt. oliver: at the end of the game, he does embody the wrestling five come so i think the mission is accomplished. we should mention that guy on the cover is a wrestlemania legend. carol: we had no idea. i'm so sorry. oliver: please don't beat us up. carol: "bloomberg businessweek" is available on newsstands now. oliver: what is your favorite story? >> i enjoyed talking to mark thompson about north korea. he understands what is going on and reminded us that years ago that we never wanted north korea to get nucle

here is the macon on surveillance video. he walked into a jewelry store and tried on a necklace was $7000 he then rammed out of the store still wearing the necklace. anyone with information about his identity is asked to call napa police. >>> alaska airlines plane made an emergency landing in modesto. the flight took off from sacramento. a warning light came on indicating a possible fire in the cargo area. the flight was headed to san diego and have 62 people on board. the fire extinguishing system was activated as a precaution. it turned out there was no fire. >> no visible signs of smoke or fire on the outside of the plane. we did some thermal imaging and we got a heat source in the cargo area. but we found out that was from normal operations. >> think think there was a faulty signal. >>> a new bill could make california the first state in the country to ban chemicals leaked to cancer from packaging containers. >>> they will test its emergency phone system in areas near a chemical plant and three oil refineries. the first

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macon. on the center left. young european. he wants to make france more dynamic and boost the economy, but not radically change society. and marine le pen. she wants out of the eu. to drop the euro is a nato skeptic and cozies up to vladimir putin. her win would be a dark future for the eu and critical american partner and could send currency and stock markets in a tail spin. >> this would be the rejection of the idea that france stands for open society and it is one of the leaders of liberal democracy in presidethe world. >> reporter: many groups are trying to sway this group. including isis. france is using 57,000 police and soldiers. police gathered to mourn 37-year-old officer shot dead thirst thursday by a fellow french man and declared support for isis in a note found by his body. president trump said this attack will have a big effect on the election and benefit le pen because she is quote strongest on immigration. le pen is trying to capitalize on the attack saying her brand of anti-immigration and critics say racist n

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tomorrow we spread it out montgomery macon ran into into the ohio valley.sday trivia next. >> good morning, everybody. we have some showers departing the region a couple more out west that might come through a little bit later this morning. as we take a look outside, lots of clouds still in place. every now and then the skies get bright here or there. i expect more sun later today. your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, moving from the 50's right now to a warm high of 75. there is the chance of some spotty showers popping up again later this morning and perhaps again during the early to midafternoon hours but it won't be raining all the time. we expect sun coming back. 68 tomorrow and beautiful. more rain thursday. bill o'reilly as some major advertisers drop their support. >>> a sorority sister choking and dying during a pancake eating contest. the search for answers. other world where your time together is special and your memories more powerful than ever because here, the magic is endless walt disney world ♪ it takes two to make ♪ iit outta sight ♪ak

would the president be satisfied with either alternative macon or le pens? >> it's up to the people of france to decide who their next leader is. we respect the decision that they make in may. so our job is to work with whomever the french people choose. anita. >> two questions. one, on the budget, what is the president doing -- i understand what they are doing. is he calling members? i don't see anything on his schedule for this week. are members coming over? >> as needed, he'll be involved. the legislative team has been giving him updates. as he's needed -- >> is he calling members? >> of course. i just mentioned he's having dinner tonight with senator mccain and senator graham. he's had lots of discussions with members at various times. we're not in a position now where he is actively engaging the way he was say the end of healthcare. as his team tells him that he needs phone calls. but he is actively monitoring and giving updates. >> is he talking about his prioritys? >> i think his priorities have been crystal clear. starting in the first week of march

. >>> le pen getting to the final round, she'll face off macon who beat her yesterday. christopher dicky is in paris for us tonight. how did you figure, did this surprise you macron came through from the center and pointed le pen? >> well, yeah, it is surprising in the sense that a year ago, very few people had heard of emanuel macron. he created this movement, not a political party, but a movement that's suppose to take people from the left and the right. he steam rollered everybody else and came out number one in the first round of these elections. he's an interesting guy and a little bit of a governor moon bean kind of guy. you sometimes watch him and say, is he really in touch with the world. i guess enough to get where he is. i guess it's going to be tough campaign for the next few weeks before the final round of the elections. he's not a very good debater, as we've seen. le pen is, and i think she has a rhetoric that speaks to the french people and i'm not ruling her out as the next president of fran france. >> really. when we come back, new information on the rol

the fact that macon and le pen are outside of the establishment gives them a better chance to make ite runoff. a similarity to the u.s. presidential election. anti-establishment candidates look like they might make it through to the run-off. it could be the far left leader jean-luc melochon who you saw as a hologram just a few minutes ago. he could also make it through to that run-off. no one really knows exactly what will happen. so there will be a lot of speculation and that distinct possibility that france might elect a far right leader as its next president. >> yeah. in which case france pulling out of the eu would be the first things we would start talking about. it certainly would be the start of a very radical conversation. phillip crowder, thank you for being with us tonight. i appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> all right. that does it for us tonight in terms of watching the french elections on sunday. there's a bunch of stuff this weekend. there's the science march that will be happening in washington and around the country here in the united states. the french election w

an australian at the front line, private james joseph macon, wrote to his mother and father in londonf war to germany. since the united states of america has declared that the state of war exists between it and imperial german government, austria, hungary and the german empire has decided to break off diplomatic relations with the united states and the imperial and royal embassy at washington has been instructed to inform the department of state to that effect. while regretting under these circumstances to see a termination of the personal relations which he has had the honor to hold with the shashada fair of the united states of america, the undersigned does not fail to force at the former's disposal the passport of the austria and hungary of himself and the members of the other embassy. at the same time the undersigned avails himself of the opportunity to renew to the fair the expression of his most perfect consideration. signed, december 7, 1917, the u.s. declared war on austria, hungary. and although there had hardly been any actual hostilities between the two countries, america's

macon argue how they address them but people were getting bankrupt because it did not cover a lot of the stuff. >> the very i loading cost and not even underwriting u.s. marketing but a majority wanted to take more control over the health care system. >> and this is day question that peter pointed out there is a difference between providing transparency to tell them the actuarial value if you say you have to tell them what the fuel economy is that is different to say we have a minimum for each of those. and now you distort that automobile market that did not apply to the trucks so you distort the market by saying there is a minimum that you must meet. >> i will insert one other thing that don't have the exact with of high risk pools but the problem in my opinion that was the funding for those high risk pools there was no external funding slid became very expensive but then there were several states was uh carrier of last resort was the of across the shield plan said to have a high-risk conditions with affordability and funding issues. >> so you say how can you improve that? instead o

some jet energy here, and we have a moderate risk for montgomery, macon, atlanta.lmost into nashville and goes into the ohio river valley as well and tonight and tomorrow we get into the mid-atlantic for a messy day across the northeast. more on that later. now though your stormy cities brought to you by mazda. more on that later. now though your stormy cities. . . br. ou. g. h. t . o . . . t. . . o. . y. ou. . . . . . >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. warm and dry today. limited sunshine. see the cloud cover out there already. back to back storms tomorrow and friday. dry sunday and warmer next week. not quite this warm and definitely warmer next week than the rainy days. 73 to 77 for the rest of us. the cloud canopy keeps us low to mid-50s tonight. my forecast, two mod cat storms thursday >>> coming up that pepsi commercial starring kendall jenner sparking a lot of backlash overnight. we'll tell you about it. >>> more trouble for fox news. three women who say they were harassed because of their race are joining us live. sit an abc news excl

moderate risk for montgomery county macon the entire risk goes into the ohio river valley.onight and tomorrow we get into the midatlantic for a messy day across the northeast. for now your stormy cities brought to you by mazda. >> good morning everyone, dave murphy here with an update from storm tracker6 live double scan and we are precipitation free this morning. heading outside, lots of sunshine building over the commodore barry bridge temperatures in the 50's. philadelphia in the local 60's. not much wind. a jacket morning but not bad at all. and it looks like some fog over to the east of philadelphia is beginning to break up. 70 under the sun today. maybe a few clouds around. then tomorrow a red bar on thursday for heavy rain that could produce flooding. we have a chance of severe storms at times. tomorrow's high 63. 50's friday. we'll tell you about its. >>> more trouble for fox news. three women who say they were harassed because of their race are joining us live. an abc news exclusive. stay with us. the comfort in knowing where things are headed. because as we live l

today, 20 million people at risk from mobile to macon. atlanta at risk. 43 million people at risk from mobile, atlanta, augusta. all the way up into the mid mississippi river valley and the ohio river valley, for strong storms and tornados. rest of the country, sunshine up and down the west coast. we're looking for fog making its way through the upper mississippi valley. >>> rise and shine with a shot of mt. hamilton. nice, clear skies. temps in the 50s for the most part. 53 in san francisco. nice and cool. but it will be warming up into those upper 60s and 70s. and you may have already noticed that your allergies might be acting up. here is a quick check of today's pollen report. trees are high. have a great day, guys. >> and that's your latest weather. savannah? >> al, thank you. >>> this morning, we're launching a new series, from the biggest crimes and cults of the 21st century. >> first up is the saga of patty hearst. it's dominated headlines for years, often in the newspapers that her grandfather built into an empire. stephanie gosk is here. >> repo

today, 20 million people at risk from mobile to macon. atlanta at risk.and then, 43 million people at risk from mobile, atlanta, augusta. all the way up into the mid mississippi river valley and the ohio river valley, for strong storms and tornados. rest of the country, sunshine up and down the west coast. we're looking for fog making its way through the upper mississippi valley. but heavy thunderstorm activity is what we'll be watching today. t'at's whas going on around >> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. temperatures warmer today, but the skies will be cloudy. those clouds have already started to move into the area. 65 degrees with clouds and sunshine in philadelphia. height up to 64 for the suburbs. in new jersey, 66. one exception, the shore with a sea breeze blowing, 58 degrees this afternoon. clouds will be moving in and taking over this afternoon in the lehigh valley. it stays dry all day in delaware. the first showers coming in tonight. have a great day. >> and that's your latest weather. savannah? >> al, thank you. >>> this morning, w

atlanta, montgomery, macon, augusta and outside of savannah including central tennessee are most at risk later today. early tomorrow morning we'll have areas, about 15 million people from washington, d.c., richmond, those areas at risk for straight line winds and isolated tornadoes. a very dangerous afternoon in areas of the deep south. try to keep as many people as safe as possible. if you have family and friends in the area, make sure to tell them they're at risk today. washington, d.c., your storms come through early tomorrow morning with strong winds, but a beautiful, nice day today. you're watching "morning joe." you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? it's my decision ito make beauty last. roc® retinol, started visibly reducing my fine line