we can put the remarks in the context of james mathis visit.ist and --'s mathis's visit.o makehaps helps strong statements about iran's regional role. the u.s. and south korean air force is held joint in south exercises korea. about 100 aircraft took part. the drills are aimed at checking the air force's surgical strike capabilities. also meant to serve as a deterrent as tensions with north korea are on the rise. the media world in the u.s. is buzzing as fox news has finally decided to get rid of its biggest and most controversial host. bill o'reilly. alexander hearst has the details. pressure from advertisers, protesters and even employees finally hit a tipping point at fox news. the o'reilly, host of channel's highest-rated show is out. at the beginning of april the new york times reported that fox and o'reilly have paid $13 million to five women to settle sexual harassment claims that date back years. after protests 80% of advertisers left o'reilly's show. the parent company said after a careful review of the allegations fox had reached an agreement with o'reilly that

in 1980, congressman mathis ran unsuccessfully for the united states senate. after being defeated in 1982, advocated on this behalf of peanut farmers. george washington carver once said, no individual has any right to come into the world or go out out of it. indeed, congressman dawson mathis devoted many years of service to the people of georgia who has skill and genuine passion and he will be remembered for years to come. on a personal note, congressman mathis was one of my predecessors in serving the 2 rnedcoppingsal district of district. congressman mathis was a great representative for southwest georgia and rural america and i looked up to him as an example of how a public servant should serve his constituents. mr. speaker, my wife vivian and i and the 70 residents of georgia eel 2nd congressional district salute him for his service and everlasting commitment to improving the quality of life to our citizens. i ask my colleagues here in the house of representatives to join us in steppeding our deepest condolences to his family and friends during this diffic

you have mathis, so scores mathis fires back and parker is going to come in and score, save right there. that's your team ball special for three runs. when eight innings or shut them down allow a run struck out and they take the home opener. he says he's fine, here is why the skipper said he took them out. >> he was hit in the head and he's a catcher. now he's even more at risk, if he's c

.> we're joined by jim mathis central command in florida. we will start with opening remarks and proceed with your questions. mr. secretary. >> we are on right now? good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. i previously released a statement on the u.s. military response to the syrian regime's use of chemical weapons. i thought this was an appropriate time to update you on the military action itself. last tuesday on the fourth of april, the syrian regime attacked its own people using chemical weapons. i have personally reviewed the intelligence and there is no doubt the syrian regime is responsible for the decision to attack and for the attack itself. in response to the attack, and government began a deliberate process led by the national security council to recommend diplomatic and military options to the president to we met over several days and i spoke with some of our allies. the national security council considered the near century old international prohibition against the use of chemical weapons. the syrian regimes repeated violations of tha

you have mathis, so scores mathis fires back and parker is going to come in and score, save right there your team ball special for three runs. when eight innings or shut them down allow a run struck out and they take the home opener. he says he's fine, here is why the skipper said he took them out. >> he was hit in the head and he's a catcher. now he's even more at risk, if he's catching takes the foul tip. that puts him at more risk. we didn't want to risk that, that's why he came out. >> better safe than sorry. ace and royals, kansas city opener, chris davis, make him an honorary bash brother, new generation bash brother, high deep. his fourth of the year already, 2-0 as, and that's all that was needed. went seven innings, allowed two hits, struck out six and the as win it 2-0. >> brought

. >> 23-year-old sierra mathis is at large, believed to be in the sacramento area.oncord police say mathis and parker are seen in this photo stealing make up from a walgreens in concord last month. they are connected to several theft investigations in northern california and nevada. >>> new this morning, more fallout from president trump's immigration and visa reform. a major airline pulling the plug on some flights. >> san jose sides with renters. new protections just passed that will have residents breathing a little easier. >> and free tuition, or not so fast. the battle brewing at city college of san francisco over >>> new details now from san jose. city leaders approved two new measures meant to protect reblters. both passed on a close 6-5 vote after hours of emotional testimony. landlords will be required to give tenants a reason or just cause before an eviction. city leaders say san jose has had more than 2400 evictions without cause since 2010. the other measure that passed requires landlords of rent controlled units to provide a minimum of 120 days notice b

you have mathis, so scores mathis fires back and parker is going to come in and score, save right there ball special for three runs. when eight innings or shut them down allow a run struck out and they take the home opener. he says he's fine, here is why the skipper said he took them out. >> he was hit in the head and he's a catcher. now he's even more at risk, if he's catching takes the foul tip. that puts him at more risk. we didn't want to risk that, that's why he came out. >> better safe than sorry. ace and royals, kansas city opener, chris davis, make him an honorary bash brother, new generation bash brother, high deep. his fourth of the year already, 2-0 as, and that's all that was needed. went seven innings, allowed two hits, struck out six and the as win it 2-0. >> brought to you by riverwalk casino. he said he felt fine and ended live-streat the airport.e sport, binge dvr'd shows, while painting your toes. on demand laughs, during long bubble baths. tv on every screen is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. all your tv at home. the most on demand, your entire dvr, top netwo

. >> reporter: jeremy mathis is director of arctic research for noaa, the national oceanic and atmosphericdministration. >> the arctic is warming twice as fast as other parts of the planet. >> reporter: we met mathis at utqiagvik, alaska, once called barrow, the farthest northern city in the united states, where noaa has a lonely outpost monitoring the arctic sea ice. here on the polar ice, it's not what you see but what's hidden below. the ice is thinning. it used to be nine feet thick in some areas. now it's more like three. why do i care about what's happening out there? >> we care about the arctic because it has connections to the entire northern hemisphere, to people down in the lower 48 states. >> reporter: the warming arctic is causing the jet stream to wobble across america, helping spawn massive weather events, and the number of billion-dollar events in 2017 is on track to set a record. >> oh man! >> reporter: and as america's weather becomes more destructive, early warnings become more critical. but scientists may lose their vital tools, like climate monitoring satellites, target

.> we're joined by jim mathis central command in florida. we will start with opening remarks and proceed with your questions. mr. secretary. >> we are on right now?

there is clearly some friction between secretary mathis and the white house on this. i will say though that the functions of the pentagon, the infrastructure here continues to grind. you have so many professional military types here. the decision this centcom plan to launch a bunch of cruise missiles from destroyers in the navy happened quickly because you do have centcom up and running and same joint chiefs of staff and everyone here has a lot of military experience. on the policy side and on the political side, you're right. we're starting to see more new faces here. that has been a concern to some extent but because you have the professionalism of the military, you don't hear the complaints here as loudly as you might at the state department where they are really looking for policy guidance. guys? >> hans nichols, get back to your reporting. thanks for joining us from the pentagon this morning. >>> another of many stories we're tracking this morning. it's day two of president trump's meeting with china's president xi jinping. for more, we're joined by the former de

. >> reporter: jeremy mathis is director of arctic research for noaa. >> the arctic is warming twicet as other parts of the planet. >> reporter: we met mathis at okay key offic, alaska, where noaa has a post monitoring the sea ice. the ice is thinning. it used to be nine feet thick in some areas. now it's more like try. why do i care about what's happening out there? >> we care about the arctic, because it has connections to the entire northern hemisphere, to people down in the lower 48 states. >> reporter: the warming arctic is causing the jet stream to wobble across america, helping spawn massive weather events. and, as america's weather becomes more destructive, early warnings become more critical. but scientists may lose their vital tools like climate monitoring satellites, targeted by the trump administration. nick mull vavaney is the administration's budget director. >> we consider that to be a waste of your money. >> reporter: john walsh is chief scientist at the international research center in fairbanks. >> we're ignoring threats to the well-being of future generations. >> r

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mathis fires back and parker is going to come in and score, save right there. that's your team ball special for three runs. when eight innings or shut them down allow a run struck out and they take the home opener. he says he's fine, here is why the skipper said he took them out. >> he was hit in the head and he's a catcher. now he's even more at risk, if he's catching takes the foul tip. that puts him at more risk. we didn't want to risk that, that's why he came out. >> better safe than sorry. ace and royals, kansas city opener, chris davis, make him an honorary bash brother, new generation bash brother, high deep. his fourth of the year already, 2-0 as, and that's all that was needed. went seven innings, allowed two hits, struck out six and the as win it 2-0. >> brought to you by riverwalk casino. he said he felt fine and ended up bei click (male announcer) hit escape with great deals on great gear from bass pro shops. and bring the kids for a free picture with the easter bunny. ...until we found a connection. you have the power to change your child's life. t

secondly, think secretary mathis has indicated he will recommend a residual force to stay behind in iraq. there is a lot of finger-pointing about who was responsible for leaving entirely in the early years of the obama administration. the obama administration said the iraqis wanted us to go and the iraqis said we didn't but of whose idea it was, for us to completely withdraw from iraq is a bad idea. force left residual behind like we did in germany and japan and korea. his credit,ama, to left a residual force behind in afghanistan. units helped guarantee that you don't have the sort of fighting the war all over again. >> you announced the briefing for the senate but are there any considerations to come back during recess to debate authorization? >> debate what? >>

. >> reporter: jeremy mathis is director of arctic research for noaa. >> it is warming twice as fasts other parts of the >> reporter: we met him in alaska in the farthest-north city in the united states. here in the polar ice, it's not what you see but what's hidden below. the ice is thinning. it used to be 9 feet thick in some areas, now it's more like 3. why do i care about what's happening ot there? >> we care about the arctic, because it has connections to the entire northern hemisphere, to people down in the lower 48 states. >> reporter: the warming arctic is helpinghe t jet stream to wobble across america. causing massive events, and as weather becomes more destructive, early warnings become more critical. tat they may use satellites edrget by the trump administration. nick mulvaney is the director. >> we're not spending any money on that of your money. >> reporter: john walsh is chief scientist at the university of alaska in fairbanks. >> we're basically ignoring threats to the well-being of future generations. >> reporter: villages are literally disappearing. and scientists s

secondly, think secretary mathis has indicated he will recommend a residual force to stay behind in iraq. there is a lot of finger-pointing about who was responsible for leaving entirely in the early years of the obama administration. the obama administration said the iraqis wanted us to go and the iraqis said we didn't but regardless of whose idea it was, for us to completely withdraw from iraq is a bad idea. we needed a residual force left behind like we did in germany and japan and korea. president obama, to his credit, left a residual force behind in afghanistan. i think those units helped guarantee that you don't have the sort of fighting the war all over again. >> you announced the briefing for the senate but are there any considerations to come back during recess to debate authorization? >> debate what? >> debate authorization for syria. are there any conversations about that? >> no, one more and we are out. >> with the vote on gorsuch today, you will be single-handedly responsible for the one legislative victory of the trump administration so far. i'm curious what evidence you ca

the secretary of defense, general mathis, i think that was a solid pick. people i know who served in the military have felt very comfortable going back and reenlisting or knowing active-duty soldiers who feel good under that type of leadership. more on the home front, some of the people he has put in power, especially overseeing domestic things, have not been the best call. that's my two cents. i appreciate you having me on. take care and have a good weekend. host: he mentioned u.s. engagement in syria. here is what president trump said after the airstrikes. [video clip] president trump: tonight i ordered a targeted military strike on the airfield in syria from where the chemical attack was launched. vital, national security interests of the united states to prevent and a terror the spread --deture the spread and use of deadly chemical weapons. there can be no dispute that syria used chemical weapons. violated its obligations under the chemical weapons convention, and ignored the urging of the u.n. security council. years of previous attempts at changing a

walker fields it but throws it away at home brandon crawford scores joe panik scores the catcher jeff mathis throws it away jerrett paker scores all the way from first ruled a fielder's choice and two errors the giants call then "runs thrown in" 3-0 giantsnice outing for matt moore with some help top 6th 3-1 giantsbrandon crawford barehands chris owings grounder and guns him out at first on a great play (moore: 8 ip, 3 hits, 1 run, 5 k's)final: 4-1 giants (3-5) game 2 of the series tomorrow tight one of the subplots to emerge from today's game is the condition of buster posey. who had to leave the game after taking that shot to the head.mark? the opening day excitement came to a screeching halt the moment posey went down.it all happened in the bottom of the first inning. posey was at the plate, takes a pitch fromright to the side of his helmet.he immediately dropped to the ground and took a few moments to get his bearings. bruce bochy and the training staff went right to him and took him out of the game.the good thing is posey walked off on his own power, but he did not return. <>bruce

joe panik scores and jeff mathis's score back. that's your t-ball special. moore, he was sfraung. says he's fine. no symptoms. here's the skipper on why buster was taken out. >> he was hit in the head and he's a catcher. so now he's even more at risk. takeads foul tip and that puts him at even more risk. we didn't want to risk that. >> he's like i feel fine right after and checked on him a couple times throughout the game. it's definitely nice to know that he's doing well so far. >> is that the way they scored it? once i tloon bag i went into panic mode because i wasn't sure how far the ball needed to be to reach it. . i was praebably back and forth and that was fun. >> that was wild. a's and royals in kansas's home opener. one we into the regular season he's got four. caring and caring and gone off ian kennedy. and that's all the run support cotton brought. two hits, struck out six. brandon moss, one of his former victims. up against the chin closing in the ninth. moss gets struck out again and the a's win it by a score of 2-0. and the nfl is finding players that took part in an

he was briefed by secretary mathis -- mattis. but there was a surprise over with presidentng she paying -- xi jinping. republican senator rand paul says trump needs congressional authorization when it comes to action. detailing theial navy launching the tomahawk missile against syria. saying prior interventions have done nothing to make it safer. that coming from president trump saying, syria had repeatedly ignored warnings from the un security council. let's get it over to the markets clearly andave unexpectedly, we did see that reaction when it comes to that market reaction in safe havens. let's take a quick recap. >> it was a slow and brutal death for so many. even beautiful babies were cruelly burned in this very barbaric attack. no child of god should ever suffer such horror. tonight i ordered a targeted military strike on the airfield -- where theause chemical attack was launched. it is in this vital national security interest of the united states to prevent and deter the spread of deadly chemical weapons. there can be no d

walker fields it but throws it away at home brandon crawford scores joe panik scores the catcher jeff mathis it away jarrett parker scores all the way from first ruled a fielder's choice and two errors the giants call then "runs thrown in" 3-0 giants barry bonds now a giants executive introduced to a big ovation from the crowdmatt moore getting some help top 6th 3-1 giantsbrandon crawford barehands chris owings grounder and guns him out at first on a great play (moore: 8 ip, 3 hits, 1 run, 5 k's)bottom 9th/ 4-1 giantsmark melancon gets the fly out to end the game and earn his 2nd save in two gamesfinal: 4-1 giants (3-5)game 2 of the series tomorrow tighthere's bruce bochy on posey's condition...(sot bochy) <>bruce bochy"he's fine right now... we'll continue to keep an eye on him... he'll be under observation tonight... we'll reevaluate him tomorrow... so... sometimes you just gotta give these things time but he's doing good... he's doing find and we'll keep an eye on him." the a's getting back to .500 in kansas citykhris davis he's just picking right up from last year's 42 home run season hi

james mathis will see him and reiterate american support for the afghan government but sometimes feels besieged in kabul, given the insurgency swirling around it. what more can the trump administration doing? in the 16 years of u.s. involvement, pretty much every option has been tried. what else can they try? something old? is there something new left? not really clear. the mother of all bombs, the m.o.a.b. deployed against isis was a new tactic. the biggest nonnuclear twice used in u.s. battle history. but that inflicted a 94-toll on isis. the question is what else do they have in their arsenal? back to you. >> unbelievable. thanks. keep us up to speed on any developments. that's nick paton walsh in irbil, iraq. >>> the perfect scenario for the markets, one what analyst is calling the fallout from the first round of the french elections. investors like macron's chances to win. he's a former banker and economics minister. dow futures set to pop at the open, more 170 points right now. s&p 500 futures more than 1%. you see the stock market in paris, surging almost 4%. shares in london ar

bases loaded maft moore somehow hems kiels with a singing bunts walker' throw gets past jeff mathis,ker squoer, joe panic he saves good measure bases clearing dribler for a 3-0 lead how about that more he goes outs allows one run on three hits. struck out five. gives way to mark malensen goes 1, 2, 3 in the ninth zbrients win home oemer 4-1 here is matt moore on hitting produce he is. >> once i ran lieu the baggie went into panic mode. i wasn't sure how far the need o ball needed to be away from me after the second or third missed throw i was probably back and forth. that was fun. you probably hadn't seen that before in a game. >> back to buster, giants doctors are monitoring him for possible concussion symptoms. but i want to stress he did not go to the hospital. he did not go to the hospital. like i said he was telling teammates he felt fine but we know with concussions they can stir up a couple days even a couple weeks later. live outside at&t park. col colin resch. >> we saw in joe panic last sins. >> we are proud to be the giants official station. this is the tenth season of the

but police are still looking for 23-year-old sierra mathis who is also a suspect in the robberies.t's believed she's in the sacramento area and has been seen in a maroon chevy impala. concord police also say the two women are connected to other theft investigations in both california and nevada. >>> more fallout over allegations of sexual harassment by the foremen dean of uc berkeley law school. they agree today pay a settlement to the former executive who resigned as dean last year after surell repeatedly accused him of hugging and kissing her. last week he agree today pay $100,000 in the case. the university is allowing him to remain as a tenure member of the faculty after a sabbatical. >>> california lawmakers are considering prohibiting pet stores from selling dogs, cat, and rabbits bred for sale. but they would be allowed to sell dogs from rescue groups or shelters. animal activists gathered at the capitol to support the measure. an estimated 1,200 animals are euthanized in shelters every single day in california. >> you can walk into a retail accomplishment and buy a puppy an

walker fields it but throws it away at home brandon crawford scores joe panik scores the catcher jeff mathist away jarrett parker scores all the way from first ruled a fielder's choice and two errors the giants call then "runs thrown in" 3-0 giantsmatt moore getting some help top 6th 3-1 giantsbrandon crawford barehands chris owings grounder and guns him out at first on a great play(moore: 8 ip, 3 hits, 1 run, 5 k's) bottom 9th/ 4-1 giantsmark melancon gets the fly out to end the game and earn his 2nd save in two gamesfinal: 4-1 giants (3-5)game 2 of the series tomorrow nighthere's bruce bochy on posey's condition...(sot bochy) <>bruce bochy"we'll reevaluate him tomorrow... so... sometimes you just gotta give these things time but he's doing good... he's doing find and we'll keep an eye on him." the a's getting back to .500 in kansas citykhris davis he's just picking right up from last year's 42 home run season hits his 4th of the season here tied for the major league lead 2-0 a'sand that's all they neededjharel cotton was great givig up no runs on two hits over 7 innings striking out 6 batt

mathis is the market are really us of our time. we have to look at this in a way of, when we have got these very small groups that we have to support across a massive distributed area, and just to put this in a cost perspective, to keep one soldier in the theater on a yearly basis it is $1 million. because how much do you think gas costs when you get the guests over there? ok? gas might be $6 in europe but by the time you get a gallon of gas to afghanistan it is $150 a gallon. right? this stuff is all expensive to keep hand operate. this stuff is expensive. the longer term is how do we balance those global conflicts and hold back in a way where we can allow for democracy to be created by groups in those countries. in terms of big data science, this is a longer-term challenge. and i applaud d.j. for some of the stuff he has done, but i really think until we have gotten some policies and practices in place to take unclassified data in hand have it shared with some of the classified data and collaboration from the alphabet soup agenci

of robberies in northern california and also nevada, including one in concord. 23-year-old sierra mathistole items from a walgreens store and then pushed an employee who tried to stop her. another woman was arrested after she was identified from surveillance pictures like this one. >> pinole police are reaching out to the public for help catching a man who robbed a pizza hut restaurant monday afternoon. they're releasing this surveillance picture of the suspect. the clerk at the restaurant told police the man demanded money anded he had a gun in a bag. the suspect then ordered the clerk to lay down on the ground and took off with cash from the register. anyone with information is urged to contact the police. >> 5:35. with b.a.r.t. experiencing money troubles, no ticket, no ride. b.a.r.t. planning to crack down on fare evaders as their losses stack up. the board of supervisors said yesterday that dodging fares cost b.a.r.t. an estimated $25 million the agency doesn't know the exact number of people catching rides without buying tickets but ideas to stop this include building taller physic

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police spent the morning trying corral the animal after it escaped from a stable in strawberry mathis shows the horse running through the city. big mama escaped from the fletcher street urban riding club. one of the riders said he opened the stable door and the horse just took off. he jumped on his bike and tried to chase big ma ma down but couldn't catch up with her. police and officers there essentially corralled big mama in port richmond. i mean, this looked more like a rodeo. >> she come out every day. she just feeling a little -- i guess she got some good sleep last night. she feeling a little good this morning . >> [laughter] >> big momma has big energy. more than an hour and a half after this all started the excitement was over. we'll have much more or on big momma's adventures coming up on "action news" at 5:00. >> sounds like a movie, big momma's adventures with martin lawrence. >> let's go to meteorologist adam joseph and a nice clear start to the holiday weekend. >> yeah, it is a perfect friday as well. a lot of sunshine today, some high clouds around and temperatures just

but i do think that, i think it was general mathis actually was very outspoken against all this.he's on the outs but i certainly think his reservations about what was happening were shared and i think this photo scandal is really getting the attention of even the left-wing media about wait a minute, maybe we are accelerating too fast with this but i think it's unfair to women at the end of the day to say that you are not equal soldier with a man. unless you can perform the most sort of extremely physically rigorous roles which even in the militarynot all men are physically qualified to do. so are sort of a women soldiers to the highest , most macho male standards. which is setting them up to fail, setting them up to more be more likely to injure, more likely to die and potentially risking everybody's lives as well as our military readiness. so i think it is certainly plausible that this administration will take a closer look at the really rapid changes that happened under the last military. >> i don't know if you know, do you have a recommendation for this state and for the rules

a challenge on the military side, i'm happy kellogg and mathis is in part a place because matus is like the marcus aurelius overtime in terms of military. but we have to look at this in a way, when we got his very small groups that we have to support across a massive distributed area, just to put this in a cost perspective. to keep one soldier in the theater on a yearly basis its $1 million. to put, because how much do you think gas costs when you get the gas over there? has might be six bucks in europe but by the time you get a gallon of gas to ge afghanistan its $1a gallon. this stuff is all expected to keep an operating. having to move and switch off our humvees in africa, this stuff is expensive. so the longer term i think it is the stakeout how we balance of those local conflicts and then pull back in a way where we can allow for democracy to be created by groups in those countries. in terms of the big data science portion, this will be a longer-term challenge. i think i applaud dj for some of stuff he is done but i really kind of think that until we can get some policies and pract

one of the events happened in concord. 23-year-old sierra mathis stole items from a walgreens store andd an employee who tried to stop her. another woman was arrested after she was arrested from surveillance pictures like this one. >> 6:35 right now. some major changes to public transit in san francisco. according to the examiner, muni's oldest trolley buses will be replaced by 2019. transit agency is going to bring in 185 buses starting at the end of this year. muni officials say the older buses are actually responsible for about 40% of all the mechanical issues that cause riders service delays. >>> and staying in san francisco, safety first this morning. the san francisco fire department holding a community safety fair. the activities are aimed at teaching people how to better prepare for disaster. this is fire station 38 on california street. in a few hours. 9:00 this morning is when it begins. it lasts until 1:00. medics offer free cpr lessons and visitors can get free smoke detectors while supplies last. >> san francisco welcomes a brand-new plaza today. mayor ed lee will cut the r

i'm tyler mathis and global tensions front and center on this day. to the white house face-to-face with president trump. secretary of state tillerson meeting with putin, an unhe c unexpected meeting came in late, north korea also, of course, a big fear factor. this will never happen again. that's what united airlines ceo promises after that shocking video of a passenger being dragged off a plane -- there go the najarians again dropping their stuff all over the place. what united plans now in the future of oscar mu

we worked through it and have had good reaction from secretary's tackling, secretary mathis and the department to fill those jobs. it was another one of those things where, it takes time to fill those jobs, particularly if they involve security. >> if others have comments, if you could submit them in writing. we will get as close as we can to the five minute rule. thisank you, chairman for meeting on urgent issues to american families. i appreciate each of you for your dedicated service to our nation. i would prefer we were under better circumstances, that uncertainty is an issue that needs to be understood by the american people. your clarity today is appreciated. in south carolina, i represent over 40,000 enlisted soldiers who annually graduate and are stationed at fort jackson along with the nearby base at fort gordon and the nearby airmen at the air force base. the marines at parris island. buford neighbor -- naval hospital. south carolina knows and loves our military. your leadership provides young people opportunities for meaningful and fulfilling lives while protecting american families

. >> jeremy mathis is director of noaa. >> the arctic is warming twiegs as fast as other parts of the country. >> reporter: we met him in the united states where noaa is monitoring the arctic sea ice. here you see is not what you see but what's hidden below. the ice is thinning. it used to be nine feet thick in some arias. now it's more like three. why do i care what's happening out there? >> we care about the arctic because it has connections to the entire northern hemisphere, to people down in the lower 48 states. >> the warming arctic is causing america causing massive weather events, and as america's weather becomes more destructive, early warnings become more critical, but scientists may lose their vital tools like monitoring satellites targeting by the trump administration. mick mulvaney is the budget director. >> we're not spending money on that anymore. we consider that to be a waste of your money. >> reporter: john walsh is chief scientist at the international arctic research center at the university of alaska in fairbanks. >> we're basically ignoring threats to the well bein

well, if my mathis any good that is four hours, isn't it. well, we're officially in the fifth hour.gosh. come on. where is the source? >> there is the big question, car going over it. >> back for american just your body new health risk associated with diet soda. >> we have got this story a thousand times. we know diet soda is bad for us, right. >> yesy just had a diet pepsi last night bring went to bed. i had a sip of it, this morning. >> did you. >> on the way to work. >> same one from last night. >> it was. >> but i put on my lid titan shook it up. it still was good. my gosh you should see research about diet soda. oh, sue. >> and for years we thought we were doing the right thing by drinking diet sewed a so furious about this. grab the rain gear, calm down and take your old school telephone and call somebody to make you feel better. it is umbrella day. if it is not raining where you are, it will be again. we have rain scattered throughout the region, mostly north of it us. but it is starting to fill in southern new jersey and southern delaware. we will keep an eye on radar, along

i'm tyler mathis and global tensions front and center on this day. nato chiefs heading to the white house face-to-face with president trump. secretary of state tillerson meeting with putin, an unhe c unexpected meeting came in late, north korea also, of course, a big fear factor. this will never happen again. that's what united airlines ceo promises after that shocking video of a passenger being dragged off a plane -- there go the najarians again dropping their stuff all over the place. what united plans now in the future of oscar munoz. and a house divided. the murdoch house didvided abou what to do over bill o'reilly. the latest developments on this one. "power" launches right now. >> welcome to "power lunch." i'm michelle caruso-cabrera. as we speak secretary of state rex tillerson meeting with vladimir putin about what to do with syria. falling below 50 day moving averages. check out the regional banks. they are down by 20% on average. >> i'm melissa lee. here is what else cutting 100 jobs. e-commerce strategy, samsung delaying the launch of appl

. >> my mathis horrible. >> horrible. >> so united airlines in trouble again. >> but this one, we want your thoughts on this because it seems a little merky the waters here. let me explain. so outrage this time is after bride and groom, they allegedly were booted off their flight heading to their own wedding. sound horrible. here are details. during layoff in houston thinks on saturday this he were heading to costa reek a they were reportedly thrown off the flight for sitting in the seats, and assigned to them. and before the confusion resolved, they before removed off the plane. the bride's stepfather said duo was angry over inconvenience. >> all of a sudden it seems like united kind of put the ka bourbon that and now, all of a sudden instead of having two weeks of wonderful friend there, getting married, and then honeymoon, all of a sudden it starts out, extremely difficult for them. >> united claims that the couple, they were trying to sit in upgraded seats that they didn't buy and that is where it gets confusing. they went to their seats, someone was sleeping in their seats so they

which general mathis knows all too well. >> yeah.ia effect last night we did see oil get to $52.70. your eye is still on the bhi rig count at one. >> yeah. i think the people who buy those stocks -- remember, syria, don't presume that what's happen -- you need to see major takeout of capacity of large oil producing countries. and you're not ogoigoing to gett from this. oil has to go up based on the united states not drilling less and i think we're drilling more. the glut is totally connected to what we're able to pull out of the ground. >> someone made the point a strike on syria alone is not a major interruption of high quality supply. >> not at all. merge perm -- pe more important -- west texas is more important than anything. you buy the oil companies off of the idea that they can make -- whoever can make the most at $50, not because you think this is going to -- the biggest story in oil may have been the venezuelan protest. if you get venezuela off line i think you can get a dip -- venezuela is a country to watch. we don't have g

america's allies around the world i think will be reassured that secretary mathis and particularly h.rnsolidate within the administration and are the most influential voices on a day-to-day basis. francine: quickly, is unpredictability a good strategy in politics or geopolitics? i have heard that three times in the last few hours. it may be good to be unpredictable in a business transaction, but in foreign-policy -- >> i think unpredictability is massively overrated as a geopolitical asset. of america'sngth foreign-policy over 70 years has been predictability, as a supporter of an open, global economy, as a reliable ally. if you look at north korea, for instance, it is america's credibility and predictability there that means the regime knows they can't do certain things. if you make that contingent in the go shovel, it really all -- negotiable, that opens up opportunities for adversaries and rivals to exploit the ambiguity. maybe there are rare occasions in geopolitics where it helps to be unpredictable, the for 95% of the time, i think predictability is far more important. david: wha

chairwoman, and we're going to be funding this, and if we go any further, we need to hear from secretary mathis, we're back in the district, and we'll go back in a couple weeks. but, again, i certainly want to be bipartisan because any time we have a situation abroad and our men and women could be put in a difficult situation, i think we need to do this in a bipartisan approach. and, again, whether it was president obama or president trump, we want to be supportive of our commander-in-chief. abby: congressman, you say our military need strong, bold action. they need a plan. you would think that what happened two days ago, that's exactly what president trump tried to accomplish here. >> well, you know, again, what he did now, what he's done, that's appropriate. i don't have a disagreement. my point is if he -- if we have to escalate, and we have to take other steps that include further involvement of our military, then i think we need to have a discussion. nothing wrong by having a discussion with congress. i mean, he's the commander-in-chief. we support the commander-in-chief, and he's our comm