marge, an eagle is our country's mascot!m is like kicking george washington in his wooden nuts! aah! (grunting) (grunts) ow. ow. this means war! boy, bring my toupee. go ahead, boy. milhouse: it's working!

marge stole the stick and he drives their into the eye. they gave up the rebound and it's 1/0 penguins. >> i was watching it and he got hurt. the rangers put in and it's a third. with pittsburgh coming out taking 15/2. on game to he will be reevaluated. islanders open up with the panthers and they are getting healthy at just the right time. watch out for the 44-year-old with the still elite . he was born before the islanders began playing. the yankees and the blue jays are up in toronto. he is down 3/1. he goes right to the home on and he cut the lead to 3/2. the bottom of the inning with josi batista. he smacks the rbi double center. he goes 2/4 and 7/2. five of seven with two on for kevin. they both score and politely tries for the the mets are up 2/0. it is scary moment.he tries to make the catch in the foul territory and he ends up in the stand. he would be okay . >> what a night for kobe bryant! the festivities are all about bryant but he ended it the way he wanted to. he scored a season-high and it's a good thing. 50 shot that 22/50.

(marge yells) hey, a couch is a couch. (grunts) ooh, yeah. lounge music playing) (chuckling) (moaning) yes, there, you see? oh, yeah! (giggles) (laughing) oh-ho-ho-ho! that's so... homer: whoo-hoo! skinner: uh, students, each one of you has been assigned the mandatory honor of contributing to the springfield time capsule, where your arcana will lie dormant until the 31st century. and... (grunts) by the time you finish talking, we're gonna be opening this damn capsule. right. time capsule. nelson, give me something. i brought a picture of my dad. he's still at large... (voice breaks): in my heart! i brought my lucky rabbit's foot. i can have good luck without it. (gasps) ow! wish we could put this moment in the time capsule. consider it done. uh, how about you, bart? let me guess-- you forgot to bring something.

(marge groaning) d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) (sizzling, popping) (groans) excuse me?'m having trouble with the on-off button on my phone. okay, let me check your settings, your photos. i don't see why you need to do that. wow, that guy's really fat. that's my husband! ohh! let me talk to another salesman. oh, i'm not a salesman. i'm just a guy in a blue shirt. oh! okay, maggie, from now on, we only talk to people at stores with name tags. i've said it before, but this time, i mean it.

a national weather service has a marge until risk by sunday afternoon. eyes to the skies. we're looking at an inch of rainfall total but we do need the rainfall. future cast showing you once again that dry spot for the first part of tomorrow and we start to get into plenty of rainfall overnight into your sunday it gets even heavier and pretty widespread. sunday more of a washout than saturday because we only get the rain late on saturday. 49 degrees for tonight, wrapping it up for you. for tomorrow, 62 degrees. once again, clouds, drizzle, early rain in the evening and the winds from the northeast. here's a look at the fox 5accuweather 7-day forecast. we start to warm up and get back to where we should be for temperature wise in the low 70s. you know what, it's just par for the course. back to you >> thank you, gwen. >> a government health expert announced that a 70-year-old man died from complications back in february. it is the first time someone in >> iist a 3,000 ton full-scale replica of noah's ark. after visiting brazil it's scheduled to make stops along the u.s. coa

how about the temperatures we're looking at 38 in marges creek. well above -- martins creek. 40 in saint david. 43 in center city. we're doing better in south jersey, 39 in browns mill. 40 in cinnaminson, 41 in glassboro, matt. >>> firefighters in eastern canada stay a woman managed to get out of the car right before it plunged down a cliff. it happened at a popular historic site in new foundland. the woman jump out of the vehicle before it took a nose dive. she tumbled 150 feet down. they pulled her to safety. >>> polls show ted cruz ahead of donald trump ahead of the wisconsin primary. trump won in new hampshire following a disappointing defeat in iowa. trump has leading in the new hampshire polls that is not the case in wisconsin. >>> on the democratic side hillary and bernie sanders are neck in neck any badger state. sanders grew a large crowd in madison. clinton stayed in new york making stops in brooklyn asking for support in the state's primary april 19. >>> a teen took a police car on a destructive joyride. his mother called police thinkin

for now still sitting in marge mal risk, lost he is possible of severe weather region wide here. so i would say at this point anyone is still fair game, to see a scattered, but localized heavy downpour, maybe gusty winds embedded within that, anyone again within that zone. but, with that round that came through earlier, it did help to sort of destabilize the atmosphere little bit through southern new jersey, so wild start to april. you have got this cold front, area of low pressure rides along very likely bridges in some showers, especially from philly on southeast tomorrow, specially in the morning. and it is a keel day by comparison. but there are cold area of reinforcement, guys, first of which comes saturday night into sunday, sending us back to the 40's for the first time sunday. it will probably feel no better than the 30's, guys, maybe even not even better than the 20's for some of you. another system comes along to reinforce even monday night. that will will lead to p.m., specially, nighttime shower of rain or snow. now, i don't think you are talking any accumulation out

edible marijuana candy and a pound of marge marne butter is what police say they found inside this man's county restaurant. ed forchion, who also goes by weed man, was arrested along with a few other people. the restaurant is located right across the street from trenton's city hall. >>> from our jersey shore bureau now, officials are taking new steps to make sure people stay safe at the beach this summer. concerns about surf related injuries on cape may's beaches prompted the city to change the signs beachgoers see when they go on to the sand. the new large signs put heavy emphasis on preventing head, neck and back injuries. officials are passing out revised safety brochures highlighting specific ways on how to not get hurt, including not diving into waves. >> the city became more aware of the problem over the years. >> 51 injuries were reported on cape may's beaches last night. city officials insist cape may's beaches are not dangerous but thin to work with federal and state agencies to see if they can make them safer. >>> philadelphia school reform commission voted to turn three public

new document that some are calling a modern guide for catholics when it comes to faith, family and marge francis rules out same sex unions. holy father also calls divorce evil but doesn't rule out communion for those who have remarried without an annulment. >> new tonight springsteen cancels his concert in greenberg, north carolina to pro testify the state's new bathroom law. it requires individuals to use bathrooms that correspondent to the gender on their birth is t the. this has drawn criticism from the transgender community. springsteen says the concert cancellation is a quote fight against prejudice and bigotry. fans who bought tickets to the sunday show will get a forlore fun. >>> the philadelphia international festival of the arts is underway at penn's landing. >> our vittoria woodill is there right now with a look at all it has to offer. tori? >> reporter: that's right, you guys. i know it doesn't look like much behind me right now, but let me tell you something. this festival is going to impact a lot of people and it's starting tonight. art is always meant to invoke a feeling, a

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pontiff says the church must no longer sit in judgment and throw stones at those who don't fit ideals of marge family life. the paper signals a revolution in the way priests guide ordinary catholics in daily life. >>> here's something most of us have never heard of for the first time in 100 years, the price of the postage stamp is going down. the starting this sunday a regular stamp will cost 47 cents instead of the 49, post card and international mail rates will be lowered. the changes are as a result of the expiring surcharge, it had been put in place in january to 2014 to help the postal service recoup billions of dollars in losses. >>> they are walking all night to fight cancer here at philadelphia's college of osteopathic medicine. 200 students, faculty, staff are working to support the american cancer society's relay for life. in five years that event has raised more than $83,000 for cancer research, and support programs. terrific effort. >>> all right. better find the snow gear if you are walking around on grace surfaces at least. >> it will be one of those days where there will be a lo

new document that some are calling a modern guide for catholics when it comes to faith, family and marge francis rules out same sex unions. holy father also calls divorce evil but doesn't rule out communion for those who have remarried without an annulment. >> new tonight springsteen cancels his concert in greenberg, north carolina to pro testify the state's new bathroom law. it requires individuals to use bathrooms that correspondent to the gender on their birth is t the. this has drawn criticism from the transgender community. springsteen says the concert cancellation is a quote fight against prejudice and bigotry. fans who bought tickets to the sunday show will get a forlore fun. >>> the philadelphia international festival of the arts is underway at penn's landing. >> our vittoria woodill is there right now with a look at all it has to offer. tori? >> reporter: that's right, you guys. i know it doesn't look like much behind me right now, but let me tell you something. this festival is going to impact a lot of people and it's starting tonight. art is always meant to invoke a feeling, a

marg b >> reporter: president obama left for saudi arabia hoping to ease tensions with the key u.s. ally. some are of his own making. he recently described the kingdom as free riders, too reliant on american military might. and he said the saudis needed to share the neighborhood with longtime foe iran. the royal family is deeply skeptical of the u.s.-brokered nuclear deal with iran and hassed with a newly aggressive foreign policy including a bombing campaign against iranian-backed rebels in yemen. also straining relations, a bill pending in congress that could make saudi arabia liable for damages related to the 9/11 attacks. the kingdom vehemently denies any involvement, though 15 of the 19 hijackers were saudi-born. it threatened to sell off hundreds of billions of dollars in u.s. assets if the bill pass. president obama told charlie rose that legislation is dangerous. >> if we open up the the united states can routinely start suing other governments, then we are also opening up the united states to being continually sued by individuals in other countries. >> reporter: today, cong

for example in january the company forecasted 4% operating marges.er said he could only get it to the double digits even when the sales are not so hot. we don't have a clear time line on how long it will take. we've already seen significant improvement in the few months since he took helm. all right. and finding new manufacture efficiencies. that's just the tim of the iceberg. however, it has rallied dramatically of late. you want to miss the best part of the run. tough question. the turn seems vex for real. at the end of the day, it is incredibly cyclical and downright awful. in the fourth quarter, they were down 38%. if anything. what matters is whether or not things are improved around the world. if you believe that the reason rebound in oil and various minerals that the global economy is getting stronger. then it is absolutely worth owning. if you believe europe is gaining strength and china is turning. that it will go higher later, not lower. the thing is you have a ring to register this baby. the whole point of spinning off the food division wa

the chip maker is giving weak guidance and cutting full year profit marge outlook.re as a result. as you can see to the tune of 2%. intel also announced it will cut 12,000 jobs globally. as it starts to diversify away. there we go. from the swooning pc industry. don't miss intel ceo brian krzanich at squawk on the street at 9:00 eastern. >> i know you have been look at banks in terms of earnings. the reaction in the stock market has been much about the guidance and the idea that yes, goldman sachs earnings looked pretty weak. right? double digit declines in terms of income, struggles with revenues but the idea the worst is over and things is going to gom out on top. bob pisani was look at that in the second quarter and the signals. those stocks traded down but the banks up. >> i think guidance is important. and investment side markets paced they saw a pick up. and the others haven't. and the guidance on that part wasn't strong. the key for all of the banks had been cost cutting and interesting to see some cuts there in the tech firms. and the question coming into th

. >> 911 marge. >> there's a forest fire going on right now.he homes are now burning up, the deck is burning up now. >> reporter: he was sentenced to 20 years in prison and ordered to pay $60 million in restitution. in placerville, laura anthony, "abc7 news." >>> san jose state students are on alert after a shooting just a block from campus last night on south 10th and east williams street in front of a taco truck. janet o has that story from san jose. >> apparently they were gang members. >> reporter: emanwell was heading home when he saw the shooting victim. >> he wasn't moving. >> reporter: police arrived a few minutes later at 11:00 last night. the victim, an adult male, was taken to the hospital where he's now being treated. police say they don't know the motive for the shooting. the shooting suspect or suspects are still on the loose. crime scene investigators finished gathering evidence early this morning that included bullet casings. the taco truck owner said he had a line of students waiting for their food when shots wait out. >> my ro

flight 1048 then we head an marge -- made an emergency international airport and 166 passengers and six crew members were on board at the time. >>> the ntsb now says that the crash of a coast guard plane in new jersey last september was probably caused by a maintenance failure. investigators believe a maintenance crew failed to properly install engine cylinder nuts and bolts. two volunteers were on routine observation mission when the cessna sky hawk lost engine power. the pilot managed to steer clear of athletic fields that were in use and land at the edge of some trees in the cresskill. both men were seriously injured. >>> crime writer michelle mcnamara died unexpectedly. the 46-year-old wife of actor patton oswalt died in her sleep at their home in los angeles. the actor's spokesman says the death was a complete shock. machina mara is known as founder of the website truecrimediary and comedian feeted quote -- tweeted quote she was an excellent and thoughtful person. i am so sorry patton. >>> the federal government is moving ahead with the plan for a harriet tubman national historical

transportation officials say the state transportation trust fund can help pay for marg oc maintenance> unusual sight for paenbeens the emergency slide is deployed while it's parked at the gate. >>> and no sign of spring for people in the northeast. the snow they are dealing with as they try to get to work this morning. >> reporter: and i'm kristin wright in woodbridge where it is cold, cold, cold. coming up, we talk to people who reallhave no choice but to y he was flicking matches on me... for my life. my ex-husband's intentions were to murder me. glenn: i made sure yvette's abuser went away for good, and put in place tougher sentences, because domestic violence can never be tolerated. yvette: mr. ivey showed compassion. i felt like i could trust him. narrator: glenn ivey. as state's attorney, a proven leader. in congress, he'll combat domestic violence, and protect president obama's legacy. glenn: i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message, because i'm on your side. >>> we're dealing with some cold and blustery conditions out there. youe february. here are the windchills we're seeing

fact the storm prediction system in norman, oklahoma, placed significant part of the area under a marge for severe thunderstorms tomorrow. we may have risk of hail or 58 in gusts. the forecast numbers are impressive. start in lower 60's. 77 for midday. more clouds. 84 in the afternoon. with chance of showers and the thunderstorms in the late afternoon and evening hours. look how the numbers change on wednesday. we could have the left over howers? the morning. skies will turn partly sunny. highs 64 on wednesday. chance of showers scattered later friday with the temperatures in the mid-60s. saturday looks nice. partly cloudy. 70. clouds come back on sunday. 68. the chances of the showers saturday even days of sunshine to rain. leon: wi have had a good run. alison: thank you. still ahead. how about this? cit toe nite for bed -- kryptonite for bed bugs. we will tell you the colors they hate and how it could keep them hitching a ride in your house. leon: maryland's fight against zika. rising temperatures bring rising fears the virus will spread across america. alison: coming up tonight in pr

tuesday te we're going to be into the upper 80s and we're going to be flirting with the 90-degree margeecially across southere maryland. by the time we get to tuesday afternoon with the storms. behind the frontal system, we get a reel in flux of cooler air moving in and we're going to see a pretty significant temperature drop, we're going to end up going back to the 60s again before we warm up in the later keeping an eye on anotherr system. it looks like by the end we have a few showers we're going to have to deal with as well, butll at least we're not talking someg thunder storms at that point. for tomorrow, no shortage of sunshine, 70-degrees by the mid-day, by the 5:00 around 82-degrees. 51 for your overnight low, just a few clouds, light winds. tomorrow as the heat starts toar move in, we're going to be warming up.. plenty of sunshine in the morning, a few clouds in the afternoon. the afternoon cloud are alln going to becl ahead of that system. as i mentioned that will bring us some storms by tuesdaysd afternoon. by the time we hit tuesday, drum role for 87-degrees, flirting with th

here he is actually having a conversation with marge in the kitchen. i love it. but tom is with us today to took and kel tell us about a very new and unique program from the good people at john hancock insurance. >> first of all, tom, nice to have you back. >> thanks. great being here. >> where is "top chef"? what is going on? >> "top chef" we finished airing our finale and we're about to start production on season 14 in charleston, south carolina. >> i used to not be able to announce where we're shooting but now i can. >> what is the great deal down there? >> charleston has great restaurants. >> it is amazing city. i do consulting down there. i can get a little work in as well. first off, we're making a pharaoh salad. >> what is that? >> pharaoh. >> like a weed almost. we have vegetables, carrots, celery. >> this is farrow. >> this is a wheat. you can make pasta with it. water on it. >> all of it? >> that's fine. there is recipe you can follow. this is going to cook for about 35 to 40 minutes. nice simmer. once comes up to a boil, turns down to simmer. separatel

her marge sin about the establishment. >> it's a fix. the super delegates are a fix.h is pretty clear. party ee leets tend to try to ensure that their candidate becomes the nominee. that is always the case. larger point, she's not doing well with white men, white men can decide this election. it's the nixon map of 1968, southern protestants, north catholics. they are white blue collar working class people living in the midwest who are very angry and with trump in many ways and who may turn the tide in this election. >> that's great point. >> you bring up an earlier question. sanders still having an effect on this election on hillary certainly bringing her more to the left on trade, on the keystone pipeline. she came out this week against fracking. even president obama supports fracking. bernie sanders, many believe, single-handedly got the treasury department to implement this past week the new rules that stop the pfizer kind of inversion merger by writing the letter. this guy is truly impacting the public policy debate today. >> i that i is really smart. you're right

these are charges frankly that we have been expecting and they all relate to the sham marge that the fbi says between enrique marquez and the only person charged in the attack. authorities charging him with conspireing syed farook. >> marquez was married to a woman from russia. it was a sham marriage. marquez married her so she could stay in the country. she was paying him $200 a month. they never really lived together. the three people arrested today are mariatu turnic. what the fbi says and the charging document say here is they are all engaged in the conspiracy that makes the sham marriage works. they helped them open a joint bank account and give documents to the immigration authorities that said this is a real marriage. it is all built on that. it is based on a sham marriage and there is no allegations of the indictment here. it all relates to that. frankly, it is sort of a shoe that we have been expecting to drop here ever since december when enrique marquez was arrested for the terror plot and charged with the sham marriage. >> all right, pete williams in our news room with th

banking saw in the quarter that just ended and for the last few years loans go up, deposits go up and marge ins go up. the net effect is the traditional banking company is doing better. morgan stanley has positioned itself to benefit from that. obviously you have the other four of the big six that are positioned to benefit in that sector. goldman is not. >> dick bove we leave it there. thanks for calling in. >>> coming up, u.s. car makers are losing market share to chinese competitors in the world's largest auto market. who is winning the battle? plus exclusive details on how hedge fund billionaire kyle bass is upping his bet against that country. you can fly across welcome town in minutes16, or across the globe in under an hour. whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earth with unlimited clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ♪ >>> china, the world's largest auto market, was dominated by u.s. auto makers. now, though, they are lo

her mother, marge, played piano, big brother steve became a much respected sound engineer.r, john raitt, was one of the all-time greats of musical theater. ♪ he was the original billy bigelow in "carousel" and was a familiar face on broadway, on t and on the big screen. he duet with his superstar daughter. ♪ what was it like singing with your dad? >> the greatest. i mean, of all the many duet, is that i've done in my life the ones with my dad were my favorite. >> she used to be known as john raitt's daughter, he once said, now i'm known as bonnie raitt's father. bonnie's own career path was a bit less traditional. in 1967 she left california for boston, and radcliffe. and a few years later left radcliffe to sing the blues. but her big commercial break through isn't happen until 1989 with her grammy winning hit album "nick of time." ♪ by then she'd been living the rock and roll life on the road for close to 0 years and had finally kicked the drinking problem that went with it. is there a little bit of a fear as an artist that you'll lose your edge if you don't have that -- >

about 20% of secretary clinton fund raising and marge came from people with $200 or less. the grassroots is still out there for bernie sanders. they like what he has to say. just that break up those big rigs. it's ridiculous. neil: jeff, if you spoke in a louder voice rather than a golf channel voice, do you think they would throw you out of there? reporter: no, i've never been called a liar at eight donald trump rally least of all are in a. neil: thank you area, very much. [inaudible] i always love that. they can call that off. i'm so loud. get out of here. you have seen this all panama controversy, offshore haven. but did you see who's been suckered and are part of it are orchestrating hiding potentially billions of dollars for folks? you got vladimir putin, britain's prime minister, the syrian president. and i could go on and on. but why do i have to when we have a special report coming up double-digit that. i mean, this is 11.5 million files to you. 72 current and former head this date. diagnose how many celebrities. it is bigger than big. the one common theme is [inau

. >> sanders won six states in a row by marges that range from convincing to overwhelming.he clinton campaign insists it's just a quirk of the calendar, a series of states that were designed to go his way. and that his winning streak is about to end. >> let me take this opportunity to thank the people of wisconsin for their strong support. thank you! >> the democratic underdog overachieved in the badger state and said it's a sign much things to come. >> we have a path toward victory, a path toward the white house. >> reporter: sanders does have a path but it's a steep one. he picked up roughly 14 more delegates than clinton last night but still trails her by 692, when you factor in superdelegates. and the next big state to vote -- >> thank you, thank you so much! >> reporter: is the one she represented in the senate. >> the values of new york are the values of america. >> reporter: this is the cover of the "new york daally news" this morning, slamming sanders for supporting immunity for gunmakers. clinton aides say she'll make that issue a focus here. >> i was against it, h

the story says bernie sanders does have star power but it's more on the margeness with left wing celebrities like susan sarandon or younger actors such as ezra miller. on c-span's "washington journal," we talked about the blurred lines between politician and -- politics and entertainment. continues. host: up next, we are going to go to our spotlight on magazines segment we do every wednesday. today, we are talking to mark warren, the executive editor at "esquire magazine," about a piece in the latest issue called "the inevitable takeover of pop politics." thank you for joining us. guest: thank you for having me. good morning. host: thank you for joining us from new york. this piece is talking about pop politics. what are pop politics and why did you think this was an important issue to explore in the magazine? guest: the rules of the political universe this year have been suspended. producing some of the worst presidential punditry that we've ever seen. lastingaw donald trump as long as he has. no one saw bernie sanders coming at all. to the fact that pundits have been using the old rules or

my name is marg reta [inaudible] and i'm brians mother and we are very happy to [inaudible] i am from columbia and soccer in my country is very big and i enjoy it very much. his father has kept something that i have something i kept for so many years and this is my sons uniform when he was 4 years old. and so i know in my heart he is going to do everything in his power for the team and everything he has to take responsibility and so everybody is going to be happy and have a great time. >> thank you very hutch. much. >> jerry hellmic, i'm brians father. when brian was that size i used to drive him every week and his friends to soccer games, so this for me is a dream come true because i am now looking forward to brian transporting me too his [inaudible] >> thank you. >> >> next speaker. >> my name is joel [inaudible] lived in san francisco for the last 4 years. i come in support of the game of soccer. iant to tell you how it impacted my life. my parents came from india and they knew cricket and soccer. one i was able to play here, soccer. that is the international nature the game and fr

the perfect marge of an actor and ale rompes he could do richard iii and the next night do romeo andbe very tender and engaging on stage. so he was very special in that regard. very unusual. and the troubling thing was he had really intense southern feelings. he had stayed out of the war, the civil war, because of a promise to his mother. she had already lost four children from childhood diseases and things like that, and she told him basically, that's it. i'm not losing another family member like this. can't do this. she had always been his protecter when he was growing up. she had when one that had buffered him from the odd and unstable father he had. so there were very, very close, and he agreed to stay out of the war, stay out of the confederate army, which look can back was a big mistake because his sympathies were enlist thread and the had the termerment for action, for doing things and should have gob into the war and been a confederate shoulder and would have been shot halfway through the war and never would have heard from him. that wasn't to be, was it? >> also, if everyone

operating marge sin like 55%. i've argue foded for years facebook is becoming the internet.just where you go. it's bigger than johnson & john sob s johnson. is there anything that worries. >> you >> can you always look to me for worry. i'm a professional worrier. look, facebook is an interesting story. obviously, facebook has benefitted from a structural shift in how companies spend their ad dollars. and so while most, you know, companies at this point are suffering in sales, they still find social media and facebook in particular an important ad spend. now whether or not that continues to be the case is the big question. and that's what, you know, worries me in the long run. you know, you can always argue that there could be competitors. but facebook is incredibly resill yenlt. facebook also has an incredible data base now that no other social media platform has. meaning, their ability to sort of target ads and sort of -- they don't even really know what the value of that data is yet. so you can say that there is a lot of option value there as well. but i think the bigger s

louis go marge and i are going to talk about the target boycott. in on the million signatures. this is all about targus bathroom policy. a million people 962,000 to be precise opposed it. louis coburn is with us. you thought we were going to talk ted cruz and carly cruz and privacy arena. but we are talking bathrooms at target. you're not going to shop there. >> i've been a prosecutor, judge, doj statistics several years ago said 18% of women reported being raped. at least 20% have reported these sexually abused by men. the last numbers i saw were around three times 1% claim to be. in fairness, i'm sure that number will go up when predators find out all they have to do a save if you like a woman today and they get to go to the women's restroom. but for target to be politically correct at the expense of sexual abuse pic guns -- of victims who've been abused by men come away party scene stories of women who freaked out on the name and come in. the last thing that he sexually abused woman from my helping them in that missing people in hearing from vic

when the wages go up, the marge nat businesses close and fewer people have jobs and income.a huge, huge increase. it's going to hurt the state of california in particular. i mean, jerry brown was out just a few weeks ago with his budget summary that said raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour would cost the state $4 billion by 2021. it would cost a reduction in jobs and could cause a recession and would send the state back into deficit. so it's bad for a lot of people. >> andy, quickly, it's david. if you announced a month ago that cke is going to move from california to tennessee, what led to that decision? we've got right now three offices, two in california one in st. louis and we need-- i wanted to consolidate those offices as we've become more highly franchised, we really don't need three different offices so we're going to close our office in santa barbara, california and close in st. louis and open in nashville and consolidate those office there is, but we'll keep our office in anaheim, california, and so we aren't closing any restaurants in california. the idea was

core operating profit marge ings 300 basis points higher compared to a year earlier p&g's ceo joinede gross up 270 basis points. core operating margin up 300 basis points, that's net of the effect's head wind. it's giving us the ability to continue investing in markets, to continue to serve consumers and hopefully to re-accelerate top-line growth lil. >>> eli lilly missed by two cents but revenue above forecast. it was helped by selling more product at higher prices though the results were negatively impacted by currency fluctuations. eli lilly's ceo joined us also. >> we have good top-line growth. 5%. if you take currency out which hurt us this quarter, 8% top-line growth. most coming from new product launches. we had six new product launches starting in 2014. we're pleased with the first quarter. >>> 3m beating the street. saw increased profit margins during the quiet, thouarter, th negative impact from currency fluctuations. >>> dupont beating the street and raising outlook for the full year. the company planning for its mergen with dow chemical. >>> bp reporting better than expec

. >> there's a great picture of marg in the book. we'll find that picture. great family photo.hink it was lucky for us we got to start in high school so a lot of stuff happened to us while we were young. turning 49 i just had a daughter, she's 4 months old. good to get this book done before i forgot these stories. >> you're not sleeping at this point. >> pretty much. our baby is a really good sleeper. >> one of the lucky. >> we lucked out on that score. you start looking at things differently when you're a dad because you know some day your daughter will read. i started thinking at what age do i let her read this. i wrote half of it before she was born and then the other half after she was born. hopefully it will be a really nice sentiment she will read after the shock wears off. >> age appropriate. what age? >> i'm really going to check with her mother a lot. i'm thinking college, you know. by the time she can pick up the stuff on her own. getting whatever internet porn she's getting. >> you can confirm that drugs, sex and rock and roll does kind of go together, done it? >> ye

marge. who is your candidate ? caller: donald trump.ck in history, the reason all of our jobless the state them on to other countries was because of bill clinton. big money aid him to sign the nafta bill which opened the door , and everybody left. i have never heard hillary say anything about saving the jobs were getting the jobs back. no. no, no, no i don't want her at all. she does lie. when is she going to be held accountable for what she did? it seems to be all shoved under the rug. host: he says thrilled to see that one political power structure will go down this year. hopefully the democrats will follow trend in 2020. up from a viewer called bruce, a republican. caller: trump is my candidate just because he has got common sense. congratulations on his victories and a great speech also. people must get ready for a hillary presidency. he will must remember that the clintons were responsible for ballistic missile software being transferred to the chinese through a french company called l'oreal. in addition, north korea's nuclear prop