b, mel c and geri halliwell.ce girls exhibition ltd where is all this stuff from? how much money do you expect this to raise? still an interest in the spice girls? yes, 20 years on they are still popular and there is still a demand. people are interested in what they are doing. that is them as individuals though because they have surely moved on? i don't know. they kind of got together and had little chat at geri halliwell‘s us. it's a case of waiting to see what they will come up with next. so who are be spice girls now. who is the brand? i think they own it themselves. the spice girls limited has five directors. so actually this is their show, it's not music management who are having it? no, this is independent to the spice girls. this is my collection that is going on show with some other fans. we have put together spice up london and it will showcase thousands of items spice girls memorabilia and costu mes. items spice girls memorabilia and costumes. so is your personal exhibition? it is. where did you get al

overwrote with calls they covered me for half of this $12 drop, however, so i'm not a happy camper, mel. because, you know, the calls are liquidated, virtually worthless right now. the stock was up at $177 it's $164. i mean, you know, that's a terrible drop. huberty is right that the capital return is the only positive in her note, however. everything else in the note is a negative the capital return possibility could be that, you know, invisible hand right around this level or just under. that's why i'm holding on. >> yeah, if that is the case, that is basically the put in the stock, right that's the floor so what have you got to lose >> of all the concerns i voiced, i'm not selling because i have been an investor in the company through periods of time like this where it really seemed like they didn't have their act together on product, and where expectations got way ahead of what they were actually able to deliver. i could cite five examples in last 15 years. >> i want to hear more than one which is before jobs came back >> what do you mean? >> give me the five examples in the last de

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gray star or car mel? >> the property manager or the owner? i don't know. but -- >> does hudson pacific have, other than abiding by -- this is a tough question. other than maybe not popular with the tenants, does hudson pacific or google have any responsibility towards those tenants whatsoever because they really do not, other than to abide by the laws and statutes of the building department, in this case, because really in a separate ownership structure? >> correct, they do not. even though they're in one building, they have the commercial and residential, completely separate ownership and management. we're working with hudson pacific on the commercial work. we have no control, no responsibility toward the -- legal responsibility. >> so you have no agency relationship whatsoever with the residential tenant. >> i don't believe so, there is no privity. >> obviously they're going to be upset, the ones making the noise, especially if you go outside the bounds of the rules. but the advocate for the tenants should be car mel and gray star? >> they're mad at gray

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. >> amazon web services like you said, mel, aws, 5.4 billion, i think, year over year, versus 3.5. they talked about having that seven-year headstart over everybody else now, we all know they didn't have a full seven years. the other guys were developing and icrosoft is nipping at their heels, among others, but this is a huge number to steph's credit and her point this is a stock that just delivered every metric, including ads. i mean, we have rarely talked about ads on amazon because -- >> 6% share. >> yeah, but all of a sudden, given -- >> marketing spending. >> exactly, so when you talk about ads into the mix as well, and that becoming a real number now, it's not just an afterthought, it will be double digits very soon, i think. >> josh, can you still buy amazon here? >> well, you have a gift the market is yawning. so all the traders are talking about the stock gap is up to all-time highs it's still up about 5% on the day, but it's given up almost all of the pop i think that's indicative of something we're seeing more broadly, with all of the great earnings we had in financials,

mike wallace set out to interview mel brooks about his broadway show, "the producers," but mel brooksl me something. the show... >> mel brooks: is that a $100 watch? let me see that watch. >> wallace: it's about a $40 watch. >> brooks: it's a beautiful watch. >> wallace: isn't it? >> brooks: yeah, i love that. >> wallace: it's a $40 watch. >> brooks: really? >> wallace: yes lights up in the dark. >> brooks: what a cheap son of a bitch you are. >> wallace: you got the right-- you're a great judge of character. >> brooks: yeah. >> wallace: tell me this... >> brooks: what did you pay for your jacket? >> wallace: i don't know. that-- this is hopsack. >> brooks: hopsack is like fancy burlap, right? am i right? >> wallace: that's exactly right. that's exactly right. >> brooks: it's like burlap shrunk down. did you know that six months ago, that your jacket carried coffee beans? do you realize that? ( laughter ) and i'm telling you, that came from colombia full of coffee. wait a minute. he reeks of colombian coffee. >> kroft: i'm steve kroft. we'll be back next week with another edition of "

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i see mel from the excelsior district.now, we're also going to be seeing across the street, housing built by mission housing. so it's great to see a transit hub building here. as mentioned earlier, we were proud to get $3.5 million in the budget to help get the first phase started. on his behalf i want to say thank you. one more shoutout, i see genesis is here, from david chiu's office. and a connection with david chiu's office, a shoutout to judson, who is the chief of staff, but used to work for sandoval and it goes all the way back. so it's so great to see years and years of work by dan weaver, so many people come to fruition. we were so proud to get a little bit of money to get things kick started, so happy to see the process. thank you for having me, thanks to phil, the commission, the supervisor and the mayor, great to be here today. can't wait to see the first phase when it opens up. thank you, all. >> thank you, alex, a couple more shoutouts from the design here is what takes your breath away. from darling design,

. ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ where are we going?ess. ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? we're all under one roof now. congratulations. thank you. how many kids? my two. his three. along with two dogs and jake, our new parrot. that is quite the family. quite a lot of colleges to pay for though. a lot of colleges. you get any financial advice? yeah, but i'm pretty sure it's the same plan they sold me before. well your situation's totally changed now. right, right. how 'bout a plan that works for 5 kids, 2 dogs and jake over here? that would be great. that would be great. that okay with you, jake? get a portfolio that works for you now and as your needs change from td ameritrade investment management. does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let calls from any of

. >> you hold onto me an on to mel hold onto them. what's your name? it's supposed to be me when i was little. it starts with the piece pretty pictures of my mom and dad and brothers and sisters. it says i go wandering once again back to the seasons of my youth and i recall a box of rags someone gave us and how my mom put those rags to use and every piece was small and i didn't have a coat. it was way down in the fall. she would so every piece with color of colors i was proud of. she told a story from the bible she had read about the coat of many colors joseph for and said i hope this will bring you good luck and happiness. i couldn't wait to wear it and she blasted with a case. so in my coat of many colors i hurried off to school to find the others laughing and making fun of me in my coat of many colors but mom made for me. ♪ in my coat of many colors that my mom made for me i wore it so proudly. ♪ and also we had no money i was rich as i could be in my coat of many colors mama made for me. and so, with holes in both of my shoes and my code of many co

as mel said i've invested a few years sit on the board of a private company, an israeli company sellingll of that stuff eventually when it's legal but it's certainly growing here. i want to get into why cannabis. for people who have nothing to do with this industry there's things you need to understand first of all one of the things going on in this country, this is not a red state/blue state issue the majority of the country is in favor the majority of the country. i'm trying to under line it, doesn't work doesn't matter, bottom line we know what's depending on state by state, massive revenue for states it's a state's issue and a big political football we know about the opioid crisis in this country. there's no question that marijuana has approved to be alleviating a lot of pressure and taking a lot of people off these horrible drugs and putting them on things not addictive, not addictive at all it's not a gateway drug. the entire world is coming to grips with this. certainly an issue in this country. veterans clamoring for it, that becomes a football as well social lubricant, when you

newell rubbermaid, mel. we talked about. this he makes a very compelling case on valuation.ck has troughed in my opinion. >> don't go anywhere "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer.

. >> nice comeback for guy, mel. you can't fight your own battles. >> i didn't ask her to stick up for me. >> whatever. >> that's my normal reaction to your shirt. >> whatever. >> thanks. >> move on >> thanks, mel >> the markets may be shrugging off the attention and the markets are going wild crude and gold goad hi crude hits a three-year high our next guest says there's more room to run. hi, todd. >> hey, melissa. crude oil is looking amazing here we'll start off on the monthly this is very important to remember that we have all the prices set based on percent gains. what you see here is the life of this down trend in crude it looks like the market wants to come up and test about this $85 level. that's the decision in this down trend that began since the credit crisis. so with that in mind, let's head off the monthly down to the weekly here's that same line. the graphics department did a great job of drawing this in crude oil geopolitical tensions weakness in the dollar et cetera inflation coming down the pike that

look for the purple podcast icon, click there and type in air ray mel ber or the beat with aere mel ber". you can find the latest episodes, download the episode by clicking the plus sign. we encourage you to subscribe. that's our show. "hardball" with chris matthews starts now. >> trump's wide world of anger. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. donald trump went on a tear this morning on his favorite show, "fox & friends." for nearly 30 minutes he ranned about his enemies. gave his performance as president an a plus grade. and admitted for the first time that michael cohen has in fact been helping him with the stormy daniels matter when he paid her $130,000 to keep quiet. throughout the interview this morning, the president was especially animated as he railed against the fbi and his former director james comey. most notably he suggested at some point he could intervene with the justice department and direct them to investigation the fbi. instead of the alleged russia collusion. the top people in the fbi headed by comey were crooked. you look at th

first lady mel len yeah trump, former presidents clinton and obama and their wives will attend. >>> newly released memos by former fbi director james comey, part of the 15 pages of declassified material the justice department turned over to congress. janay norman has the latest from washington. >> much of those memos are pretty similar to what we already heard him say about his conversations with president trump. despite a few new details, the president says those memos show no collusion or obstruction. we're hearing from james comey in his own words, in newly released copies of memos written while he was fbi director. in them comey details what he says were president trump's strenuous and repeated denials of being with prostitutes in moscow. rachel maddow asked comey about the memos, referring to when putin said he had some of the most beautiful hookers in the world. >> he told you he had a conversation with putin about hookers? >> yes. >> reporter: the memos were released as part of 15 pages of declassified material handed over to congress. trump wrote, james comey memos just out and sh

the president and first lady mel len yeah trump welcomed more than 100 people to the state dinner. the guest list included the vice president and his wife, ivanka trump and hjared hijared hij s mack kron said the bond between france and the u.s. is unbreakable. >>> it's 4:30. if you're engining us, let's get a quick update on weather and traffic where you live. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. >> let's take a look at our east bay hills camera. you can see the layer of clouds that are out there this morning. they have climbed in high. they will climb over the east bay hills and make it into the east bay valley, signaling a big change in your temperature that the rest of us felt yesterday. yesterday cloudy everywhere, temperatures low 40s and 50s. clouds will start opening, retreating to the coast by noon. 53 there. mid to upper 60s for the rest of us. mostly sunny this afternoon. partly sunny. upper 60s to mid 70s around the bay and inland and a really nice evening on the way. the coast kind of cold, 52. 69 inloond. i might get out there and do

. >> let's get them all in, mel.et's get these out of the way >> oh, i get, toke >> get them out of the way. >> i understand now. so what is the sentiment at this conference >> well, first of all, putting on a showcase event. it's about real thoughts, opportunities in a very real industry if anything, the dynamic here is to companies is taking the long view on an industry that is probably $200 billion right now globally and again, people talk about sales in the u.s. and canada it's a global industry that does not -- that encompasses medical there is a medical equity component there is a wellness component. i think there is a hardware component there is a lifestyle component. so the people that are gathered at this event, it's a showcase event. at one panel you had over 40, maybe 50% of the investable market cap in canada up on a podium talking about their long plans, their plans for taking market share for strategic partnerships with people like constellation brands and other global players in the alcohol or tobacco

look for the purple podcast icon, click there and type in air ray mel ber or the beat with aere mel bert episodes, download the episode by clicking the plus sign. we encourage you to subscribe. that's our show. "hardball" with chris matthews starts now. >> trump's wide world of anger. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. donald trump went on a tear this morning on his favorite show, "fox & friends." for nearly 30 minutes he ranned about his enemies. gave his performance as president an a plus grade. and admitted for the first time that michael cohen has in fact been helping him with the stormy daniels matter when he paid her $130,000 to keep quiet.

mel, there's a lot of excitement among the patient who are waiting for this drug, severe epilepsy is a terrible condition. >> meg, thank you. >>> tim, you actually own gw pharma. >> this is such a big day. what the ceo is also talking about the process for approval and the process for all the clinical trials is a very riggerus scientific process and this is part of the victory here this is why this is so exciting. if the fda is on board this is going to put different pressure on it. she started to talk about cbd versus t hrk c we'll do this on the show i hope nonpsychotropic parts of the cana-boyd chain are very powerful and working today and that's why this is an important topic for social causes. >> a lot of different pharma companies are looking into cbd. there are cbd receptors. this is for seizures but there are other companies that are working for instance, on pains associated with crohn's disease. >> it's not just epilepsy. alzheimer's. the pain relief and pushback on opioids this is great. >>> our next great says cannabis is a buzz kill for beer sales. she brought the charts

incidental incidentally, it probably also applies to mel lefler and me, or his perception of me 12 years ago when i walked into his office and then six years ago trying to finish up at the university of virginia in the history department, was living at his house with no potential firm prospect of employment but it's all worked out, i'm extremely grateful to the uva history department, to my dear and beleaguered adviser and to the miller center for having me and for having me back. now, to the point that jeremy said about common knowledge, i think that what the miller center does in terms of the presidential projects, the recordings, the oral history, is tremendously important in this era where it is genuinely difficult to figure out what is real and what is not, what is authentic history, what is fake news. i'm extremely fortunate to work with my colleagues in the office of the historian and particularly my colleague elizabeth charles with whom i work very closely on the u.s./soviet volumes in the foreign relations of the united states series to be working on a similar project that puts

. >> could you have the mel meet us there on the run way as well. we've got injured passengers. >> okay, is your airplane physically on fire? >> no it's not on fire but part of it's missing. >> unshaken, measured and calm. the 56 yearly pilot is being held a hero most loudly by the passengers. >> pilot. i give it out to her, i mean, wow. >> that lady has the nerve of steel. >> she always knew she wanted to fly dreaming of the u.s. air force. in the '80s women weren't allowed. she became a pilot. >> she's always been an excellent pilot. it didn't surprise me she was the person in the cockpit piloting the airplane. >> on monday her experience was on display. flying with one engine is something all commercial pilots are trained to do. coming in for an emergency landing after that is anything but routine. >> the crews will have to deal with an airplane that noh longer aerodynamic. >> then there's this, with the plane safely on the ground she walked book into the cabin to speak personally with every passenger whose live she just saved. >>> president trum

a problem in mel pedis before 237. traffic is getting by fine. there was for a moment all lanes blocked with several cars involved. they made it to the left lane and a tow truck is about to arrive on the scene. we'll check back in a couple of minutes. >>> now a live desk update. >>> baby news from the royal family. the duchess of cambridge has been admitted to the hospital in the early stages of labor. a tweet early this morning. prince williams's wife will soon give birth to the couple's third child. she is at the private wing of st. mary's hospital. they have two other kids. prince george and princess charlotte. they were both born in the same hospital. we don't know the gender of this baby. there are already people outside the hospital awaiting the news this morning. i'll keep my eye on things throughout our newscast. back to you. >> jessica, we appreciate it. >>> 4:32. san francisco authorities are searching for a pit bull that mauled two boys. one of the boys may be released from the hospital today. kate larson has details on the story you'l

hear that mel like you. come here. maybe you go cutely you are actually. maybe you grow up to be true and where the only thing you is knows the truth and see the soon rounding you. may you all live lead or a jew. stand up and be strong. in the you in the. food area. in two thousand and thirteen i meet clinton young who was on death row in texas making a documentary on the death penalty and talked to him about his situation but he has been here for a long time right up to his two thousand and three. i was not a much better although it seemed like other days were they are now thirty thirty i just turned thirty in july. our the president of the state regulations but at the. present all star may have. had some why did they counsel make it to thirty you know and now that later this light was spent on my twenty's on their throat. and has been convicted of murder being involved in gang culture he refuses to talk to the police when he's arrested he's also on trial from juvenile prison where he had done some time for burglary. cares about a resident there for clint

two thousand and sixteen we have should be two thousand and seventeen we have this new president job mel movies job no more yes was handpicked by michel martelly who was put into office by bill and hillary clinton under the obama administration and now the aid groups and you and agencies they always stress that they're doing a lot of good. do outstrip the bad that happens but good rarely makes for a hard news story that always goes unnoticed so all the good work they could be doing because i'm sure they are doing something good emergency aid medication shelter supplies etc will that always be outweighed by the bad behavior by the by the scandals by the overall problem of the occupation that you're you're talking about yes ok so so no matter what they do even if sometimes they're really actually reaching out to housing people and that that is also an undeniable fact. well as i said before sophie no matter how how well intentioned some of these n.g.o.s are and some of them some of the charitable industrial complex folks. are not predators no matter what their intentions are we're talking a

plastic bird per buildings or the wood you know blocks mels. where we live. it's just really an offensive putrid kind of a smell it's very hard. to describe because when it was mixed with the smell of the sewage pm it was just news just got awful your nose would burn your eyes would water your throat would burn during the course of the day you would you have to go and dust yourself off your hair or your clothing with all the ashes that were falling on us. now we never complained. they say embrace the suck man. because to the work area we had initial briefing mother superior and we were told to keep an eye on are people that you're going to get for they call the iraqi crowd everybody gets sick for the first couple of weeks atrocious and for that now without a doubt within a week people were falling out getting sick i really don't remember anybody questioning at that time. the health effects that it would have mastered lee when thinking about that and thinking they got it on control or here you know certainly our own people wouldn't be doing anything knowingly

stocks higher >> why the yankees winning streak can you even -- name one guy on the yankees, quickly, mel -- >> good job. you made my point, you should not be talking about the yankees unless you know about the yankees, but i digress. >> back off and talk about the market. >> yesterday after the slew of earnings we all saw which were outstanding, i think we would agree, i would have said the dow should have been up 250 if not 300 on a friday given where the s&p is and the nasdaq should have been up more than 100 neither happened that's the bad news. good news, vix was down 5%, flirting with 15, that's encouraging if you're bullish and the 2580 level continues to hold that's good news for the bulls but the earnings which everybody thought would be the catalyst hasn't happened yet. that is alarming. >> i think what guy just talked on is probably my take away from the week that it stopped the slide. so in a vacuum if you didn't have earnings the market would have been testing that 2585 level but the fact that you see amd pop off the lows, facebook ral rallying, you had tech come back and sta

but the story really is agreement news, not just for meek mel but advocates of criminal justice reform because meek mill had become a symbol of a system that tries to keep people in prison rather than genuinely giving them a sub chance. and meek mill's release wasn't the only good news for justice today. >> a verdict in the retrial of comedian bill cosby. the man has now been found guilty on all charges against him. guilty of sexual assault, three second-degree felonies. he faces a possibility of up to 30 years in prison for his crimes. >> trevor: yup, bill cosby, guilty. so i guess once again, he's given us a classic heartwarming ending. so it's officially over for bill cosby now, because, whether he goes to jail or not, the shameful title of sexual predator will hang over his head forever. so he can't do anything now, except maybe run for president. ( laughter ) but let's switch to intercontinental news pup remember how president trump told us he got north korea to agree it stop conducting nuclear tests? well, it seems that north korea conveniently left something out. >> north korea'

the president and first lady mel len yeah trump welcomed more than 100 people to the state dinner.uest list included the vice president and his wife, ivanka trump and hjared hijared hij s mack kron said the bond between france and the u.s. is unbreakable. >>> it's 4:30. if you're engining us, let's get a quick update on weather and traffic where you live. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. >> let's take a look at our east bay hills camera. you can see the layer of clouds

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maya movement which would fight anglo-american backed fascism you know g g mary margaret thatcher and mel b. the school that all you people in washington back to britain one in the south. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see them. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education has been supplanted by the right to access education low it's high education is becoming just another product that can be pulled and sold but it's not just about education anymore it's also about running a business and what you're good at the regime could this also. finally could he. want is the place of students in this business model before college i was born now and i'm extremely more higher education the new global economic war. there which you knew for years which is the. it's a. one hundred fifty questions. school. and what's new. in that. very thorough. i hope this bill would help us if the accept us i think we would. change too but. what would happen if they don't.

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strikes out jake ma lyi mel lyn ski. perfect after six. not after this. top seven. semien at the plate. that's a base hit. breaks up the perfect inning. strikes out 12 and angels win 6-1 the final. >>> final day of the masters. patrick reed had a three-stroke lead coming into the day. spieth was charging and as a historic day. first, check out charley hoffman on 16. you got to be kidding me. hole in one. first of the tournament. he's pumped up about it. i would be, too. now to spieth, though. long birdie putt on 16. would he get it? you betcha. spieth shot a 9 under 64. one shot away from the best round in masters history. read, he held control on 18. needs this putt to win his first major and he does it. congratulations to him. >>> after losing to the wild last night, the san jose sharks lost a chance to clinch home ice for the first round of the playoffs but the good news, they're still headed to the postseason. and the schedule is out, folks. the sharks will face the ducks in the first round. the stanley cup playoffs. game one is thursday night in anaheim at 7:30

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. >> he called mel at my desk at lunchtime and asked me, was i free for dinner that night? and then he said, how about 6:30? and i said, whatever works for you, sir. >> reporter: comey claims at that dinner, president trump told him, "i need loyalty. i expect loyalty." in his book, comey writes, he thought to himself, "the demand was like sammy the bull's costa no, sir trae induction ceremony." that dinner was just one week after the inauguration. a few months later, comey was gone, fired by the president. in his book, comey describes an emotional call he received shortly after from john kelly, then homeland security secretary, now white house chief of staff. comey says kelly told him he "intended to quit in protest because he didn't want to work for dishonl rabble people who would treat someone like comey in such a manner." coe me kwis, "i urged kelly not to do that, arguing that the country needed principled people around this president. especially this president." >> pierre thomas joins us tonight from the white house. and james comey writes about hillary clinton, as wel