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>> marcus moore tonight. marcus, thank you. >>> now, to the easter sunday scare here in this country, a navy veteran entering a church with a baby and a weapon in her arms. she threatened to blow up the church. tonight here, the dramatic takedown that followed, and here's abc's will carr now. >> reporter: authorities say that rambling video talking about religion appears to have been posted on social media by a mother. >> i've been experiencing the rapture since january 12th. >> reporter: a short time later, she allegedly walked into a packed easter sunday church service with her baby in one hand and a gun in the other, while threatening to blow up the house of worship. >> sthe starts talking crazines about the rapture. >> reporter: the pastor quickly told 70 people inside the church to get out. >> she started pointing the gun at the baby. one of the older gentlemen grabbed it from her and me and a couple of other men tackled her and we got the baby away from her. >> reporter: police took 31-year-old anna con

marcus moore, abc news, texas. >> our thanks to marcus. the weather will be much better in the south today. >> it will be drier and calmer with only a few leftover showers in southern florida. here in the northeast, though, we'll have storms overnight. by the afternoon it will be sunny and dry with highs in the 60s. the midwest will also see milder weather today. >> a new storm system is arriving on the west coast, bringing rain from san francisco to seattle. >>> the white house says a controversial plan to bus migrants from the southern border to so-called sanctuary cities is on the table. >> the proposal has already been rejected twice by homeland security, but white house press secretary sarah sanders said they're now doing an extensive review because president trump likes the idea. mayors in cities that chose not to cooperate with immigration officials say they'll welcome the migrants, but they're accusing the president of using them as human pawns. >>> south bend mayor pete buttigieg has kick off his presidential campaign after saying

>> marcus moore tonight. marcus, thank you. >>> we do have news tonight on the little boy thrown from a third floor balcony at the mall of america by a stranger. as that boy fights for his life, the man accused is now charged with attempted first degree murder. tonight, what he told police about his visit to that same mall the day before. what he intended to do. here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, new details about 24-year-old emanuel aranda, the suspect that police say cold-heartedly grabbed a 5-year-old boy and threw him nearly 40 feet from a third floor balcony at the mall of america. according to court documents, aranda telling investigators he had cased the mall the day before and he intended to kill someone, an adult, but chose the boy instead, adding, he was aware it was wrong. the horrifying scene unfolding friday. >> we could see the emts over the little child, and all we could see are his little feet. >> reporter: the suspect's motivation, police say he was angry because he had been rejec

and abc's marcus moore is on the scene. >> reporter: tonight, a terrifying chemical plant blast leaving one person dead and several communities outside houston on edge. >> all units, be advised. we have multiple injured employees at the kmco refinery. >> reporter: flames and thick black smoke pouring from tanks. the incident beginning just after 11:00 this morning, when officials say isobutylene, a highly flammable chemical, ignited. >> there was pops. i mean, boom! boom! >> reporter: dozens of workers inside hearing radio chatter of a leak. >> they told us to get out of the plant, there was a leak and we were evacuating. and it blew up. and we had to crawl underneath the fence to get out. >> reporter: life flight choppers quickly moving in. >> i'm with one patient. he's got second and third-degree burns to the face and hands. >> reporter: authorities tonight saying one worker is dead. two more in critical condition. the blaze setting off the plant's automated water system while firefighters on the ground braved the heat and flames. >> there's still more explosions at this time. >> repo

abc news reporter marcus moore has the latest. >> throughout the weekend, severe weather moving acrossy 200 weather citizens from texas to south carolina. >> reports a tornado is on the ground. >> reporter: residents in monroe county, mississippi forced to take shelter. >> we had 12 people, two kids. and about five dogs. all just huddled in the closet. >> reporter: the powerful storm leaving a path of destruction. >> we had a lot of the damage here in hamilton. and we've worked through the night to get the roads clear. >> reporter: in texas a powerful ef-3 tornado touched down in the town of franklin. cars tossed, thousands left without power. >> my house was lifted. just scat kerred over the backyard. >> reporter: cherokee county hit by two tornadoes within 90 minutes. here of alto, shameka thankful her family is okay. but her home is a total loss. >> you have to start over. >> reporter: the severe weather hitting an annual festival in nearby state park. at least one person killed and dozens others hurt. >> everyone's not connected to the search, rescue or workers, please stay home. >

we want to start with abc's marcus moore who's on the ground in hard hit alto, texas. marcus, good morning. >> reporter: whit, it's a devastating scene here where crews were working to make sure no one was trapped in the rubble. this is what we've seen, these violent winds knocking down this building here, also leaving bits and pieces of debris spread throughout. check out the scene here in cherokee county, texas. look at this, this is part of roof that has been left wrapped around this pole. this storm was clearly destructive and also deadly. overnight, a tornado outbreak in the south. >> it's a big one! >> reporter: in mississippi, the severe weather turning deadly. at least two people dead in monroe county. destructive winds blowing out car windows and bringing down power lines. more than 150,000 in the dark this morning. >> just got a report of a tornado on the ground. >> reporter: the possible tornado causing massive destruction, tearing through this business, tossing items outside and peeling off the roof. just outside jackson, strong winds causing this gas statio

marcus moore, abc news, cherokee county, texas. >> our thanks to marcus there in texas. >>> suburbanr firefighters were called to an early morning emergency on an icy lake. >> a deer had fallen through the ice and couldn't get out on its own. the firefighters put on their cold water rescue gear, broke the ice, and pulled the animal out. they warn that this should be a warning to humans too because any remaining ice is likely to be thin now. >> we've seen so many of those rescues throughout the winter. >>> and a warning as well from the centers for disease control and prevention. measles cases are soaring in the u.s. >> 90 new cases were reported if the last week for a total of 555 confirmed cases in 2019 alone. the disease has been reported in 20 states with the largest number of cases in the new york city area. health officials thought the disease had been wiped out in the u.s. in 2000 but a big resurgence lately. >>> coming up in our next half hour, how a dog was rescued more than 100 miles out to sea. >>> but first what you didn't know about the cathedral of notre dame. that's nex

abc's marcus moore is there to show us the incredible scene. >> reporter: deadly tornados striking in middle of the night. students at louisiana tech racing to wake each other up. >> oh my gosh. >> nick, get up! >> reporter: debris strewn across campus. the softball field in tatters. classes canceled. ruston, louisiana taking a direct hit from a massive twister with at least 136-mile-per-hour winds. ripping the roof off this motel 6. >> i couldn't move out of my bed, basically, it was that terrifying. >> look at this, stairs at this hotel that once led you to rooms, now you can see nothing but blue sky. falling trees slicing the city's homes in half and claiming the lives of a mother and her son. outside of jackson, mississippi, a tow truck driver killed in a two-vehicle crash on wet roads. his truck plunging off of a bridge. in new orleans, severe thunderstorms swamping streets and delaying the start of the famed jazz and heritage festival. this tornado producing storms tracking across 150 miles, cutting a long swath of destruction. buildings shredded in bryan, texas. northeast of au

marcus moore, abc news, dallas. >> thank you, marcus. all of that nasty weather is expanding across the rest of the gulf coast today. >> accuweather meteorologist paul williams joins us now with what's ahead. good morning, paul. >> good morning, kenneth, mona. overall drenching storms covering alabama, all of mississippi, louisiana, arkansas, going into portions of missouri, as well as the tennessee valley region with drenching storms, flooding downpours. also targeted severe storms throughout all of mississippi, including isolated tornados and damaging hail. for the northeast, watching out for scattered showers to creep in throughout the ohio valley region. nice initially on thursday, but friday goes all the way down south. thunderstorms and severe storms along the entire east coast. kenneth, mona? >> thank you, paul. >>> also breaking overnight, texas has executed the white supremacist behind a gruesome hate crime. three men chained james byrd jr. to the back of a truck in june of 1998, dragging him nearly three miles on a rural road n

marcus moore, abc news, dallas. >> the faa and ntsb are leading the investigation. >> they are.see the scene there, again, more about the victims, three of the six killed, marc telepsen, 45, owner of a landscape architect firm. mark scioneaux, husband of the houston ballet artistic director. we are praying for all those victims and thinking about their families this morning. >>> coming up next half hour, a popular tesla model going up in flames. the electric carmaker looking into what went wrong. >>> but first, it's english muffin time. see how one chef is stepping up the game for this breakfast staple. "insomniac kitchen" next. ♪ remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. ♪ >>>, cue the music. it's national eng

marcus moore leading us off from dallas. >> reporter: more than foot of rain in some areas already causing flash flooding. high waters sweeping away a family of four. a mother and two children dying. outside dallas, an suv colliding with a semi on wet roads. winds gusting above 60 miles per hour at the airport. and to the east, dozens of vehicles submerged in the airport parking >> this has been a major operation andlong. >> reporter: tonight, investigators trying to figure out what caused some 25 trains to leave the tracks. and you see the raging water behind me as the rain continues to fall. much of central texas is still under a flash flood watch. some areas could get as much as a half a foot of rain tonight. >> and rob marciano is tracking it all. hi, rob. >> reporter: it's going to take two days to get to the east, and severe weather, tornadoes popping up along the cold front. moving through houston, then a low through arkansas. lake charles, lafayette tomorw afternoon. into the carolinas, then d.c. during the day on friday. d.c., new york, late friday could be a mess here in the nort

abc's marcus moore is in hard-hit ruston, louisiana. >> reporter: tonight, deadly tornadoes striking in the middle of the nights. students at louisiana tech racing to wake each other up. >> oh, my gosh. >> nick, get up! >> reporter: debris strewn across campus. the softball field in tatters. classes now cancelled. direct hit from a massive twister with at least 1 136-mile-per-hour winds. ripping the roof off of this motel 6. >> i couldn't move out of my bed, basically. do rooms, now you can see nothing but blue skies. falling trees slicing the city's homes in half and claiming the lives of a mother and her son. outside of jackson, mississippi, a tow truck driver involved in a two-vehicle crash on wet roads. his truck plunging off of a bridge. in new orleans, severe thunderstorms swamping streets and delaying the start of the famed jazz and heritage festival. this tornado producing storm tracking across 150 miles, cutting a long swath of destruction. buildings shredded in bryan, texas. northeast of austin wednesday, this truck overturning, stuck in a flooded median. good samaritans ba

tonight, what her family has now told the fbi, and here's abc's marcus moore. >> reporter: tonight, louisiana police and the fbi in a desperate search for 15-year-old domeanna spell. authorities believe she may have run away with 47-year-old cory stephen disotell. her distraught family, handing out flyers, now fear she may have dyed her hair to disguise her appearance. police say they could be in a 2003 honda civic sedan. the missing teen was last spotted on thursday getting off of her school bus. spell's family telling abc news, the teenager was a babysitter for disotell's kids. seen here smiling in a selfie with the 47-year-old. they claim they alerted police about disotell after seeing numerous texts to their daughter. police are not commenting about the parents' warning. and david, investigators have put out a call for the public, friends, even classmates to come forward with any information on where these two may be. david? >> marcus, thank you. >>> the whistleblower coming forward to congress tonight, with what she says is a serious national security concern, claiming that at least 25 p

marcus moore is in alto, tk, where two kornds touched down. >> reporter: tonight on the move leaving a trail of destruction across the south. killing at least eight and injuring dozens. >>> >> we are still getting reports of tornados on the ground. >> reporter: in texas a powerful ef tornado with 140 winds in franklin chblt leveling homes, others scattered everywhere. violent winds toppling trees and leaving thousands without lift 6789 >> reporter: and this is the spot where about 100 people gathered for an annual event at that building thereof in the distance. the storm coming through, tossing around these cars. tan that building took a direct hit. sadly, one person passed away. in cherokee county, people seeing ruins where their homes once stood. we were in alto a town hit with two powerful tornados in 90 minutes as rests dents came back to their neighborhoods trying to make sense. >> tall i have is on the clothes on my back. >> reporter: the winds from the event so strong uprooting this tree and claiming the lives of a 3-year-old, an 8-year-old in angelina county. >> noticed the t

abc's marcus moore is there. >> look at this. stairs at this hotel that once >> reporter: louisiana governor john bel edwards declaring a state of emergency urging people to stay home if they can. >> everyone needs to understand that now is not the time to come could ruston to sightsee. we have a lot of work going on out there to clear debris, to do search and rescue and make sure that overpasses and bridges are safe. >> the storm will slowly make its way into the northeast. we'll have the full forecast in minutes. >>> now to the race for the white house. former vice president joe biden capping off the first day of his 2020 campaign with a philadelphia fund-raiser. biden is taking direct aim at president trump hoping to deny him a second term. abc's elizabeth hur has more from washington. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: mona, good morning to you. we are here and joe biden hoped to raise half a million and he met that goal and then some. so it appears his supporters are coming out in force but so are his critics. joe biden k

abc's marcus moore was there. >> you can hear the pumps going. they have brought those in to try to move the massive amounts of water that have made a real mess here in north texas. >> just an incredible scene there behind marcus, thank you. well, those storms are on the move, so let's get a closer look at your thursday forecast. >>> good morning. well, still staying wet in eastern portions of texas, a low pressure system will track a flooding risk will continue though it will dry out in portions of texas. the focus will be drenching storms due to the moist flow coming off the gulf hitting louisiana, mississippi, going to arkansas, portions of alabama and the entire tennessee valley region with heavy showers and we're bracing for severe storms, damaging winds, flooding downpours and isolated tornadoes. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> and coming up, why facebook could be facing a $5 billion fine. >>> also ahead, the world health organization's first guidance on kids and screen time. the recommendation showing which age group shoul

marcus moore leading us off from dallas. >> reporter: a line of severe storms pounding texas and marching east tonight. this possible tornado near college station. in texas, high waters sweeping away a family of four. a mother and two children dying. the father rescued, reportedly clinging to a tree. outside dallas, an suv colliding with a semi on wet roads. >> it's practically hanging over the freeway at this point. >> reporter: winds gusting above 60 miles per hour at the airport. and to the east, at love field, dozens of vehicles submerged in the airport parking garage. you can hear the pumps going. trying to move the massive amounts of water that have made a real mess in north texas. as the storms move through ft. worth, a freight train derailing and catching fire. >> this has been a major operation and cleanup all morning long. car after car flipped over, smoke in the air. >> reporter: tonight, investigators trying to figure out what caused some 25 cars to leave the tracks. and this is not over yet. you see the raging water behind me as the rain continues to fall. much of central tex

marcus moore has the latest. >> reporter: overnight a tornado out break in the south. >> it's a big one. >> reporter: in mississippi the severe weather turning deadly with two people dead in monroe county. destructive winds blowing out car windows and bringing down power lines. more than 150,000 people in the dark this morning. s >> just got a report of tornado on the ground. >> reporter: the tornado causing massive destruction tearing through this business, tossing items outside and peeling off the roof. just outside jackson, strong winds causing the gas station canopy to come crashing down trapping multiple cars. mississippi state university on lock down as the campus sends out a tornado warning. down trees near the campus making the roads impassable. watch as this woman and a girl are carried away by first responders after the suv got stuck inside a flooded ditch. in louisiana this school engulfed in flames. officials say the out of control fire may have been started by a lightning strike. luckily no one was injured. in texas the effort to recover under way after a powerful ef-3 torn

marcus moore, abc news, houston. >> our thanks to marcus. >>> a san diego-area hospital is accused oftly recording patients in its women's health center. >> the lawsuit alleges the motion-activated cameras captured obstetric and gynecological procedures, but also the women undressing. this allegedly happened in 2012 and 2013 and involved 1,800 patients. >> according to court documents, sharp grossmont hospital claims the recordings were part of an investigation into employee drug theft. >> obviously none of the women gave consent. the three motion-activated video cameras were mounted on drug carts in three operating rooms. i mean, imagine how violated you would feel after finding that out. >> the question now is who has the videos, who's seen the videos? it's a massive invasion of privacy. >> so many people involved. >>> tulsa police say they nabbed an alleged drunk driver with the goods in her car. >> officers say they saw her damaged car driving on a rim and pulled it over. you see why they would pull that car over. they say they found a full margarita in a cup holder. in addition t

marcus moore, abc news, crosby, texas. >> our thanks to marcus there in texas. >>> two of the most well-knownin the college admissions scandal are due in court today. >> actresses felicity huffman and lori loughlin will appear in boston federal court for a preliminary hearing. some of the 33 parents in the so-called varsity blues case are fighting back against the charges but neither actress has spoken publicly since their arrest. >>> now to baseball, what does it take to get to the big leagues? how about uber? >> yankees infielder tyler wade had to get from the team's aaa team in scranton, pennsylvania to yankee stadium in the bronx monday as a roster replacement. the club put him in an uber for a two-hour, 130-mile ride. estimated cost at least $170. wade got there in the seventh inning. >>> last night marked bryce harper's return to d.c. after leaving the nationals and signing a $330 million contract with rival philadelphia phillies. >> as you can imagine, nats fans did not welcome their former star with open arms, listen to that. booing heartily and holding up signs like "snake," and why

two of those twisters touching down in alto, texas where marcus moore is starting us off this morningod morning, marcus. >> reporter: michael, good morning. this is what this powerful storm did to this apartment building here in cherokee county, tearing down the wall. three people managed to escape by crawling out the front door and this morning they are thankful to be alive. deadly tornadoes tearing across five states over the weekend. >> hurry, hurry, hurry. it's coming this way. >> reporter: in texas, an ef-3 tornado touching down in franklin. the town taking a direct hit. >> i have seen tornadoes, but nothing like this. >> reporter: you can see from the air a path of destruction. nothing left but foundations left where homes once stood. this woman telling me she lost everything. >> all i have is the clothes on my back right now. >> reporter: cars tossed, homes ripped apart. thousands still without power. >> my house was just lifted, just scattered all over the backyard. >> reporter: eight people killed including three children. among the dead jason dylan creole, a tree fell on top

we are seeing ponding all over the roadways there especially in dallas where we have marcus moore. with us now in love field, good morning, marcus. >> reporter: good morning. take a look at this. there are cars, even pickup trucks underwater. here this morning, this is one of the main parking garages at dallas' love field airport, and i have counted dozens of cars, trucks and suvs submerged. completely under water and tried to move the massive amounts of water creating a real mess overnight. rob? >> marcus is going to be a struggle there today as the rainfall continues. this system not really moving all that quickly. you see it kind of just making a lateral move off to the east and we have a severe weather threat today. it includes austin, waco, near corpus christi, houston and lake charles as well. that's a possibility. strong winds, large hail and a lot of rainfall with this. george? >>> okay, rob. thanks very much. now to the latest on a police shooting sparking protests in connecticut. newly released bodycam footage shows police opening fire on an unarmed man after he got out o

marcus moore is there in texas and has the details for us. g, i'm outside the apartment building where 26-year-old prisma reyes was last seen, and the street behind me is where investigators found her jeep abandoned. that is a critical clue to find this missing mom. this security video is the last piece of evidence they have as the search for reyes intensifies. >> i want to know where my sister is at. >> reporter: five days have passed since reyes was reported missing after two hours late to pick up her child from the babysitter. her mother says this isn't like her and it has never happened before. and her tearful stepfather said she would never leave her son. >> her son, he needs her. he needs to have his mother. >> reporter: one day after her disappearance, police recovered reyes' jeep from the same apartment complex. and say they've spoken to the person on the other end of reyes phone call. >> i seen that video, it made me break down. it made me just bawl, you know. knowing that that's the last thing i could see from her. >> reporter: mesqu

two-day history of doing significant damage especially in louisiana and that's where we find our marcus moore is live for us in ruston. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: hey, rob, good morning. as you know, seven tornadoes touched down here in louisiana. one of them a powerful ef-3 twister with devastating winds. you can see from our second camera what it did to this hotel when it hit in the middle of the night. room after room here is destroyed and there is damage like this spread throughout this town. this morning, parts of the south lie in ruins. a violent storm spinning up powerful twisters -- >> that's a tornado! >> reporter: cutting a path of destruction in louisiana stretching for 150 miles. the town of ruston, home of louisiana tech university, taking a direct hit. >> it first was really heartbreaking, kind of shocking because you see it on movies but never think it can happen to you. >> reporter: students enduring the storm and winds upwards of 140 miles per hour behind the dorm room walls. outside debris is spread across the campus. this field torn apart. >> this place has just bee

abc's marcus moore is in dallas with the very latest. morning, marcus. >> reporter: cecilia, good morning. this deadly storm produced tornadoes and dumped several inches of rain. take a look at the spillway behind me. usually it is very calm here in dallas, but this morning, it looks like a raging river. overnight at least two reported tornadoes ripping through texas, this laundromat in st. augustine gutted. the brick walls completely torn down, and the gas station in ruins. the dark funnel cloud forming over the campus of texas a&m. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: later a twister touching down in bryan blasting out the windows of this home and destroying others. the roof of this barn partially torn off. that same storm dumping rain and sparking flash floods across the state. some parts receiving more than half a foot of rain. in austin this truck overturned in a ditch. rapidly filling with water. watch as these good samaritans band together to flip that truck over. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: freeing the young driver trapped inside, but for

abc's marcus moore is on the scene in crosby, texas with more. morning, marcus. >> reporter: cecilia, good morning to you. the roadways around the plant are still closed this morning, but that massive fire is out, and the powerful explosion killed one employee at the chemical plant in crosby and critically injured two other workers. this morning, we know that the particular plant has been the focus of osha violations in the past, and the current company that owns it, they are facing a lawsuit. the county suing the company saying that it has violated the clean air and water laws. the company has said -- has apologized for this most recent incident and they say they are cooperating as they investigate -- try to prevent this from happening again, but the top environmental official here in harris county says that this particular plant has been a thorn in harris county's side for years. michael? >> all right. thank you so much, marcus. >>> now we turn to the latest on the shooting death of grammy-nominated rapper nipsey hussle. a suspect is now in cus

abc's marcus moore is there in port barre with the latest. r: michael, good morning. authorities here are urging the teen's classmates here at port barre high school to come forward with any information on where these two might be. and this morning, her family are desperate to find her. overnight, the fbi and louisiana police on a manhunt, trying to track down 15-year-old domeanna spell and the 47-year-old authorities believe took off with the girl more than six days ago. >> she's been missing since 7:00 thursday morning and left from school. and we already knew who she left with. >> reporter: authorities believe kor -- cory disotell, a family friend, gained the trust of her parents by asking the girl to baby-sit for his granddaughter. that ruse used as a coverup for their alleged relationship. >> come to find out there was no granddaughter there for her to really be baby-sitting. they, you know, had that little secret relationship going. >> reporter: according to police, her parents reached out to authorities a couple of weeks ago with concer

marcus moore has the story. >> this is an off-duty officer. can i get -- i need ems. i'm in number -- >> you shot someone? >> yes, i thought it was my apartment. i'm [ bleep ]. >> reporter: that shaky voice is former police officer amber guyger calling 911 after shooting 26-year-old botham jean inside his own home. >> we have help on the way. >> i know, but i'm -- i'm going to lose my job. i thought it was my apartment. >> reporter: 19 times she tells the dispatcher she thought john was in her i sat down with daryl washington, the attorney representing jean's family in the separate civil trial. he is hearing the tape for the first time. >> when i listen to that call, not one time did i hear amber guyger say she was in fear of her life. >> reporter: after days of protest authorities charged guyger with murder in jean's death. an arrest affidavit says jean disobeyed guyger's commands and she opened fire. we reached out to her attorneys for this recording, but they couldn't comment because this is under a gag order. they did say in a statement, quote, when we get to a fa

marcus. -alex. -nice to meet you. -nice to meet you. how many acres do you have here? -900. -holy cow. alex moorehoneydew farms, and when it comes to weed, bigger is definitely better. what happens on this 900 acres? we have cultivation sites spread out in different locations on the ranch. honeydew has nearly three acres of open-air plants and 22 greenhouses -- all of it legal. so if you see a helicopter, you don't care. oh, no, the sheriff's department is welcome to come over any time they want. i mean, we're completely transparent at this point. you know, i don't want to be looking through, you know, a jail cell at my kids. lemonis: alex runs honeydew, along with his wife, miranda. it's a far cry from the years he spent working in the shadows. did you wonder if you were gonna potentially go to jail on certain days? absolutely. -you did? -absolutely. and what did you tell people you did for a living? well, i mean, i did do construction back then during the day, but then maybe early in the morning or late in the evening i had a few plants in the woods. and the thing i think i would be worried abo

have god father pizzas, too >> steven moore, do you think he'll listen to me he plays an economist on tv, right? >> yes, i believe he does. >> it is like dr. marcuseld. we'll hear from kudlow we'll see, this number shows to be a 15 bases point cut now. >> that was the old vice strategy i found that when you have a severe recession, that's a good thing to do. when you have one of the greatest jobs numbers, it seems ill advised calling at the bases point. it was the greatest year in new york sports ever >> that's what you think if you are in new york. the knicks the jets and the mets. you have to move on. >> knicks, jets and mets >> this time it was just me. i don't need to hear about how good the mets are. they came to play. >> and the conspiracy theater is david is mr. mets. because they rarely been seen together >> i took that thing -- i was down there giving him this >> you were. >> shares at tesla, fall after 8% on reaction of misdeliveries. musk and sec having two weeks to dissolve their dispute musk talked to phil lebeau right after the hearing. >> judge nathan is an outstanding judge. very excellent >> do you this i you can work this out wi