melissa? >> he would have no reason to do this to melissa. done anything to him. >> reporter: so you're telling the detectives, "you're looking at the wrong guy." >> yeah. >> reporter: did tony know melissa? >> he had met her a few times, you know, over the years, but we weren't social. >> reporter: debra told police she and tony had been married for 17 years and had four children. they had separated more than a year earlier. tony had then moved into a house in miami gardens with a friend. for twenty years, he'd worked for florida east coast railways hauling freight. >> you know, he basically drove a train for a living. >> reporter: police checked him out on their computer. has he any priors? >> none. no priors. >> reporter: detectives went to talk to tony and recorded the conversation. >> how well did you -- do you know this -- your -- debra's -- debra's friend? >> melissa. i know her from her. i've seen her a few times. >> you guys ever have any problems, maybe? something like that? >> never. never. i don't think i ever spoke to her more th

melissa. melissa: edward, thank you. david: new york governor, andrew cuomo, that is our governor, not to mention our mayor, slamming trump voters while granting convicted felons the right to vote. how does that work? "new york post" columnist michael goodwin is here to tell us. melissa: another faulty plane engine causing an emergency landing. what we know for the flight bound for london. new details into the southwest tragedy. david: sources telling fox news a justice department internal watchdog has sent an internal inquire criminal inquiry to bill mcgurn has been watching the story closely. will tell us exactly what that means going forward. 'are you ok?' they always thank you for your service, which is nice because as a spouse you serve too. we're the hayles and we're usaa members for life. see how much you could save with usaa by bundling your auto and home insurance. get a quote today. if his denture can cope with... a steak. luckily for him, he uses super poligrip. it helps give him 65% more chewing power. leavin

melissa: it is. david: not only in washington, on wall street, all around the country and the world, the secretary of state was just confirmed along with a key ambassador, our ambassador to germany, while the nominee for veterans affairs dropped out as the president lashes out, the latest on all of this from the white house. >>> a pennsylvania jury finding bill cosby guilty of all charges. live outside the courthouse with the latest. >>> and we're moments away from what is expected to be a big earnings report from amazon. we're breaking down the headlines right now, and we will bring the numbers to you as soon as they come out. melissa: back to the markets. you are making money today. the dow surging more than 200 points ending in positive territory for the second day in a row. nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, we might have to interrupt you for amazon earnings, but tell us what's driving the rally. reporter: hope they continue to keep the trend with the beats

right now, here's the one and only melissa francis in for the one and only harris faulkner. >> melissa: could vladimir putin soon be visiting washington? let's go to "outnumbered overtime," i melissa francis in for harris faulkner. the kremlin saying president trump has invited the russian leader to the white house for a visit. the president "suggested that the first meeting could be held in washington between the two coleaders." word of this comes amid tense relations between the u.s. and russia. both nations expelling each other's diplomats over the nerve agent attacks on a spy in the u.k. sarah sanders saying "as the president confirmed himself on march 20th, hours after his last call with president putin, though two had discussed a bilateral meeting in the not-so-distant future at a number of potential venues including the white house. we have nothing further to add at this time." john roberts joins us from the north lawn where it's already been a very active monday, john. >> not just because of the egg roll, either. word of this first broke out with the kremlin today with the spok

melissa. melissa: wow.ere now on the phone to react to this is james freeman from the "wall street journal" he is also a fox news contributor. so what strikes me about this story james, here you have somebody from the fbi somebody eloquently put unloading inventory to the media, not, not that he didn't have a right to do that but that he was clearly doing it for his own personal purposes that had nothing to do with the job or law enforcement. they found this as the ig said, he was only doing it to make himself look better because everyone was suspicious that he was getting so much money from the democratic side that he was pushing hillary clinton's case. he went out and damaged her in the paper for his own edification, what do you think about that? >> yeah. that is certainly a case he can make from this document. by the way at "wall street journal" we do encourage all government officials to unload their inventory with us. melissa: [laughter] >> really striking this lack of candor over and over again. that

melissa? melissa: lot swirls around there. blake, thank you. here is dan henigger "wall street journal" deputy page editor and fox news contributor. let's start with macron and everything that happened there today. what progress did you seeing made, if anything? . >> melissa, i did not see a lot of progress going on. you used the phrase and everything else going on. i've been sitting here listening to the commentary on the markets and looks to me that maybe the circuits are getting overloaded. just consider what is going on right now. you got emmanuel macron here in washington talking to the president about the iranian nuclear deal, whether that should be continued or withdraw. simultaneously. there is the issue of trade with europeans and steel and aluminum tariffs where they are exempted. steve mnuchin is going to china to talk to them about trade. if we're going to do anything with china on trade, we need the european allies, arguing with their own trade agreements. president suggested earlier, the white house did, he might pull out of nafta

melissa: it is rough. i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." 28 of the dow 30 ending in the red with united health and mcdonald's the only outlyers. ashley webster is here to talk about the selloff. what are the investors saying, ashley. >> lord have mers system maybe mcdonald's was higher because everyone grabbed a big mack after a wild ride. first trading day of the second quarter. april normally a pretty historically strong month for the markets. we haven't started that way, the dow in particular, looking at that chart, paring the big losses of the day by 300 points. here are the dow losers. intel getting slammed that apple will ruse its own chips in their computers. take a look at the hases dach, david mentioned we were very close to correction territory. we were at one point on the nasdaq in correction territory. there you have it. that little blip higher at the end of the day. a big selloff on the nasdaq. and why? big tech stocks for so long leading these markets, again another tough day. take a look at the numbe

melissa: yeah.president trump giving a cryptic answer whether or not he would fire special counsel mueller. even if he could legally should he? house intel committee chairman, devin nunez taking matters in his own hands threatening to impeach fbi director chris wray. judge andrew napolitano here on all of this coming next. ♪ eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does eliquis treat dvt and pe blood clots... eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis had both and that turned around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis call your doctor right away if you have tingling, numbness, or muscle weakness. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily... and it may take longer than usual for bleeding

melissa. melissa: just as we could use a bit of tax relief, a day ahead of tax day, president trump is in south florida touting the results of the new tax cut law. connell mcshane is live in florida with the latest. connell. reporter: well, it was a chance, melissa, for the president to follow up on what the guys were talking about, kind of shift gears, get away about stories of former fbi director james comey and his personal lawyer michael cohen and focus on a issue he sees as a political winner, the economic impact of tax cuts. take a listen. >> this could be one of the greatest booms ever. i think it will be because the companies are so strong and they are ready to rockport port the president turning to his economic advisor after making that comment, larry kudlow was here in the audience. kudlow yelled back he didn't have a microphone, everyone will benefit talking about the tax cuts. this was a roundtable event which mr. trump was surrounded by the likes of senator marco rubio and treasur

melissa. >> melissa: mike emanuel, thank you for that. fox news alert fox news alert, president trump unloaded on democrats after his pick for the va bows out. melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. firing reaction after dr. ronny jackson withdrew his nomination to leave the department of veteran affairs. this after new allegations surfaced, including wrecking a government car while drunk and over dispensing pain pills. jackson denied the allegations in a statement while the president accused democrats of playing politics with his nominees. >> the democrats are obstructionists. it's horrible what they are doing. they are not approving people, they were taking them out to the maximum, 30 hours to interview people that are going to be approved. 30 hours and then people all vote. it's a disgrace. >> melissa: chief white house correspondent john roberts joins us from the north lawn. pretty exciting day already, john. >> you know, melissa, it started off at 7:00 this morning. suddenly you are going 100 miles an hour. to hear the white h

melissa?sa: breaking news out of toronto, eight to 10 people, that is just an estimate, after a driver in a white van plowed into a crowd of pedestrians. canadian police say the suspect is in custody. the cause of the incident and extent of the injuries are not yet known. fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has been following the developing story. what is the latest, catherine? reporter: melissa, at this hour half a dozen people are at toronto's level-one trauma center with extensive injuries, after this white rental van a ryder van drove down the sidewalk along one of toronto's major thoroughfares. this is young street. runs north and south. considered one of the largest streets in the entire country. the incident happened just beneath one of the major roads that runs east and west, finch avenue. the van was up on the sidewalk for about half a mile. based on eyewitness accounts was deliberately hitting pedestrians along the way there. there was one report of a strolle

melissa. >> melissa: interesting. john roberts, thank you. bill mcgurn, a former speechwriter for president george w. bush and main street columnist for "the wall street journal." what's your reaction? >> i served with scooter in the bush white house. the president's powers of pardon are one of the most unlimited powers. not completely unlimited but in the constitution, these are the kind of things they are exercised for. apart from whether scooter was guilty or innocent, it sends a message about prosecutorial excess. when there is no underlying crime and people are indicted for all sorts of other things, i think that's very unfair. this is the president, the constitution gives the president this power specifically to serve right from wrong and to address some balances that the law doesn't allow for. >> melissa: first of all, you talk about special counsel starting to go look for something and ends up going down another trail, go where the evidence leads you. a couple of people have said this recently, if you want and you looked that deeply i

i'm melissa francis. >> off the highs, way off the lows. melissa: you're right. david: i'm david asman. so glad you join us. this is "after the bell." market movers have been moving every direction. this is with els we're covering for you this will be a very busy hour, folks. is a bad deal better than none? french president emannuel macron seemed to make the case when asking about the iran nuclear deal. we'll ask jim jordan about this and his plans to run for house speaker. >>> tim cook making a plea of his own to the president at the white house, go easy on china when it comes to trade. more on this coming up. >>> investors on pins and needles in a moment. we'll hear from facebook, the first quarterly report since the scandal that rocked the company. melissa: the dow snapping a five-day losing streak. nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, back in the green. >> i started to write down sis days in a row, worst since march 2017. we don't have to say that. we're in the green. no day is pouring on wall street. we're up one quarter of 1%.

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." more on market movers but here is what else we're covering in very busy hour ahead. new details emerging on the face-to-face meeting in north korea with mike pompeo and kim jong-un. what we know now. >>> conservative lawmakers demand attorney general jeff sessions look into allegations of criminal wrongdoing but hillary clinton, james comey and other members of the doj and the fbi. >>> the tribute pouring in as the world remembers an icon. hearing how president george w. bush is coping with the loss of his beloved mother. we'll speak with a former aide to barbara bush about her life and her legacy. >>> also joining us this hour lieutenant-general thomas mcinerney, arizona congressman andy biggs, former navy pilot lea gabrielle and "wall street journal" columnist, bill mcgurn. david: we have a full show. nike among the biggest drags. we warned you about ibm yesterday when it came in with bad numbers or disappointing numbers anyway. but a totally different story for oil. phil flynn is w

melissa: big day. david: president trump announces he might actually reopen a trade agreement in asia. melissa: "art of the deal." david: putting worries about a trade war back under the rug for now. the dow up 293. might be over 300 as it settles. s&p 500 and nasdaq joining rally as well. big day on wall street. i'm david asman. glad you could join us. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have more on the big market movers. here is what happening is in this hour ahead. a big victory lap for your big beautiful tax cut. president trump touting the benefits of tax reform at the white house this afternoon. the president's new message for american workers. plus we're awaiting president's decision on military action in syria. defense secretary james mattis says all options remain on the table as president trump's big for secretary of state, mike pompeo is being grilled on capitol hill. we'll reveal the bombshell announcement that could change the entire equation of a potential u.s. str

>> i don't think so, melissa. melissa: no?> that sound nice but what got us here the tough sanctions and we're cinching them down a little more. with chinese, contamination they might have gotten with the nuclear explosions in the yalu river valley endanking hair -- endanking their country. a combination of things. olympics mean nothing to the people. it is all power. the sanctions are having effect and chinese are helping on this, saying kim jong-un, let's start talking. melissa: yeah. so what do you think is the right move from here? obviously now that they said they're going to denuclear rise. they don't have to discuss that at the meeting. they can go on to how which is a big step forward but within that how, what do you need? is it a lot of our people on the ground? what do we need to hear? >> you need to trust by verify. let's use the reagan moto there but the fact i don't believe they said they are going to denuclearize. there may be a lot of words coming out and we have to make sure they agree, then you're spot on. how

melissa: yeah.i have heard so many on the left and so many detractors of the president say, they're afraid he will not be prepared. that first of all, there isn't enough time. that these things normally, you have months and months if not years to prepare for a meeting like this. he is not one to prepare anyway. do you think that there is enough? is there any validity to the argument they're making? >> no, i don't think there is whatsoever. first of all we have people in the national security apparatus here who are making preparations, getting the president worked up properly. it will not take that long to do. obviously director pompeo or secretary of state pompeo will be very much involved in this process. the good news is, the fact we're moving forward after pompeo briefed the president tells me that he knew full well that the north korean leader was making that concession about u.s. troops can stay in south korea. i think he probably told him other things that have not been revealed publicly. and

melissa?pocrisy unfolding, a judge considering how to handle the records seized in the fbi raid on president trump's personal attorney michael cohen. my next guest says when comparing this to the clinton investigation there is hypocrisy within the d.o.j. here is matt gaetz, house judiciary committee. thank you for joining us. the only concern is if they handle the clinton investigation poorly, you don't want them to apply the same loose standards to the next investigation, right? >> you are right, melissa. when there is such a clear double standard how people are treated, it provides great context to the other things happening that the department of justice and the fbi. as you remember when hillary clinton was accused of mishandling information, destroying documents. she and her team were able to self-curate the information to the fbi and the department of justice and if they designated something personal, that designation was allowed to stand. compare that to what's going on with trump's pers

. >> melissa: we made it. i'm melissa francis. the memos were handed over to congress before being made public. in them, comey details her interactions with president trump. the president claiming vindication saying the memos prove there was no collusion. >> these memos are his best defense against the charges that have been made up till now. because they do show that he had no problem with the russia investigation proceeding. what he wanted was it to be clear that he was not a suspect and hadn't done anything worthy of being a suspect. so i think if he just lets they sing for himself, he'll be fine. >> jon: john roberts live in west palm beach, florida with more. john? >> jon, good morning to you. we heard a lot about the memos when comey testified before congress last year. seeing the memos and reading through them, very interesting, adds more context to what comey was saying in that hearing on capitol hill last year. particularly on the dossier where comey was saying to the president, we have some information from russia. the a

i'm jon scott. >> melissa: and i'm melissa francis. president trump leaving open the possibility that he will walk out of the meading with kim jong-un if it's not yielding results. he says the summit will prove worth while and making it clear the tough economic sanctions on north korea won't let up until the rogue nation denuclearizes. >> we have to learn from the mistakes of the past, which is why i was glad to hear the president say that he was willing to walk away if the north koreans are not serious. in the past, we've agreed to denuclearization in the future in terms for sanctions relief in the present. we can't go down that path. >> jon: john roberts is live in west palm beach, florida. jon? >> the president left mar-a-largo a short time ago. he's going to head to key west, florida today for a briefing with the joint inner agency task force south and border protection effort when it comes to intradiction of drugs. he said he talked in department with prime minister abe and north korea, trade. good things will happen. on the subje

>> hi, melissa. mike pompeo given his experience is perfectly suited for such an overture as the administration continues to prepare for a likely meeting with the north korean dictator, one that would come as soon as the end of may and into perhaps even early june. let's take you to twitter. you've talked about it today. mike pompeo met with kim jong-un in north korea last week. the meeting went smoothly. you correctly pointed out it was during the easter weekend. meeting went smoothly and a good relationship was formed. details of the summit are being worked out now. denuclearization is being worked out. that meeting, as i mentioned, come ahead of what most observers believe will ultimately happen probably sometime in early june, a summit between the two leaders. while expectations remain relatively low that some sort of major deliverables will be hammered out before then, there's still some signs of cautious optimism. >> we've had talks at the highest level. well, let's leave it short of that. we'v

melissa: mi mamá.ida. al ver estos videos y conocer más información Ángel y melissa han reevaluado las convicciones que tenían desde niños y por primera vez se han puesto en el lugar del animal que se comen. han caído en cuenta que, como ellos mismos, los animales también sienten amor, dolor y temor. marta: el mito más grande es que ellos no tienen emociones, no sienten miedo. carolina: de regreso, en casa de melissa y Ángel llegó el momento de las decisiones. melissa: quiero seguir adelante y cortar todo el producto de animales. yo sé que no va a ser algo de un día para otro, pero sí lo he empezado a hacer ya y quiero seguir en ese camino. Ángel: ya cuando comencé el proceso y todo, ahí yo estaba ya pensando en mi salud, también, y sí, voy a intentar de--de seguir con el proceso y cortar las cosas animales lo más que pueda. carolina: si uno de ustedes decidiera dejar de comer carne y el otro no, ¿habría algún problema para ustedes como pareja? Ángel: me toca cocinar doble. [ríe] para mí y después para

melissa. >> melissa: well, that's something. all right. peter doocy.e ousted f.b.i. director james comey comes out swinging against the president taking some personal digs in the process. but is he actually hurting his own image? we'll go in depth. i don't know why i didn't get screened a long time ago. i kept putting it off... what was i thinking? ok, mr. jones... we're all done. i told you it was easy. with life line screening, getting screened for unknown health conditions is so quick, painless and affordable, you'll wonder why you hadn't done it before. so if you're over age 50, call now and schedule an appointment near you. for just $149- a savings of over 50%- you'll receive a package of five screenings that go beyond your doctor's annual check-up. ultrasound technology looks inside your arteries for plaque that builds up as you age and increases your risk of stroke and heart disease. after all, 4 out of 5 people who have a stroke, their first symptom is a stroke. so call today and start with a free health assessment to understand your best plan

>> bret: i am. >> melissa:. what kind much evidence would he need to present here to turn the tide more. when you talk about merkel, the rest of europe needed the economic market and they have benefitted from the opening of iran and that's hard to turn off? >> bret: sure europe is engaged in working for something here not only security aspect of looking at iran's facility and the economic aspect as you mentioned for europe over all. now you can see the prime minister after working out the mike is she on the move with a hand held mike and start nothing hebrew as you said. >> melissa:>> melissa: two things we were promised in the beginning. there were snap back sanctions and any time inspections and that hasn't proven to be the case? >> bret: right, and so far, there is a lot of critics in the iran nuclear deal. and a lot of the questions is iran meeting up with all of the stipulations? and there are experts in the u.s., that are even the defense secretary, jim mattis, experts at the defense department. >> melissa

melissa: bill flynn thank you. we have dan henninger from "the wall street journal" "fox news" contributor and jason rotman. good to see all of you. liz you have been talking to a lot of folks with a lot of money to invest money and we have have this incredible earnings season. 80% of those reporting so far at sea and expectations but the market is not reacting at all. in fact today -- . >> will i think there a lot of other things going on in the chiola does -- geopolitical situation rearing its ugly head with netanyahu announcement about iran. essentially. bullish about the direction of the world economy and the fact that the fed is managing the extrication of the sum more miss position liquidity position and are -- a pretty reasonable way. there is a lot of concern about iran. i think the reason we didn't see a bigger reaction to oil today as oil is already down, i'm sorry up 6% in last month it is everyone expects it to walk away from the deal so this reinforces what was already in everybody's head. >> granted t

>> melissa: where would you start then?o you start that we need to have a certain number of people on the ground that can look anywhere? >> you have to come up with a method for understanding what tests that have taken place, where the locations of these facilities are and a number of different issues to determine where the stockpile is. i've seen a lot lately, talk of this thought that the reason that kim jong-un is coming to the table now is because of these crippling sanctions. you know, i got an opposite idea to that where i believe this is really part of his plan all along, this next step of economic modernization. people don't realize that most of north korea's nuclear program was funded through covert actions, through these covert networks where they do drug trafficking and elicit actions. a country that has endured this economic hardship, they can continue to do that if necessary and we have to apply pressure to make sure how to make this denuclearization effective for them. >> what precipitated this? you think it w

i am melissa block with npr. annette gordon-reed and peter onuf are the authors of the new book "most blessed of the atriarchs." we are going to talk about thomas jefferson and other things. thank you for being with us on this beautiful night. i want to start with the title of the book, "most blessed of the patriarchs," which you talk about coming from a letter that thomas jefferson writes in 1793. he is not quite back home but he is talking about going home to monticello in virginia. he is writing a letter to angelica skyler church who cannot hear the name without thinking of hamilton -- angelica, eliza, and peggy. he is writing about his plans to go back to monticello and part of the letter reads as follows. i have my house to build, my fields to form, and watched for the happiness for those who labor for mine. i have a daughter married to a man of sense and competence, they live with me. if the other shall be as fortunate in due process of time, i shall imagine myself as the most blessed of the most blessed of

haz tuyo el sueÑo. >> al principio del programa conocimos a melissa y Ángel. estado casados por cuatro aÑos y tienen tres hijos. ambos trabajan largas jornadas, para ellos en la hora de la cena es sagrada. >> tiempo que le dedicamos a los niÑos, un tiempo muy sagrado para nosotros, es muy importante tener ese tiempo juntos. >> cÓmo escogen quÉ van a comer? >> lo que a veces es mÁs fácil, algo rÁpido de cocinar, combina rÁpida. >> aunque el dilema que han enfrentado durante las Últimas semanas no es la hora de la cena ni el lugar, si no si pondrÁn uno sobre su plato productos de animales. >> al principio dije no, es imposible hacer esto, me gusta mucho la carne. >> a pesar de soÑar con un pedazo de carne o con ese asado los domingos, la pareja quiso ensayar algo nuevo. >> cocinamos el domingo y ya tenemos todo hecho para de lunes a viernes. >> quÉ significa un domingo estÁn en el patio de su casa? >> algo que me emociona porque me gusta mucho. una parrilla siempre carne y pollo. >> cuando van al mercado, una carnicerÍa, comprar los ingredientes. >> para mi, veo

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stay strong, president trump. >> sandra: "outnumbered: overtime" with melissa starts right now. >> melissaesident trump blasting james comey's tell-all. this is "outnumbered: overtime," i am melissa francis in today for harris faulkner. depicting the president "unethical and untethered to the truth." the president trump tweeted... using classifying information for which you should be prosecuted. he lied to congress under oath. among the claims in the book,

daughter melissa is off to college in north florida. couldn't be there, so she phoned her mother to say she missed her. >> you two close? >> extremely. it's my best friend. >> i was going to ask how old your mom was? >> 57. no. you can't put that on. she was a nice 45. let's put it -- let's leave it at that. >> the guest left. the law partner went home. son christopher and his girlfriend went out it a movie. john settled in to watch tv in the master bedroom. susan in another bedroom talked on the phone with a close friend. a quiet end to a pleasant evening. quiet, but not for long. >> 911. >> i've just been assaulted. >> what happened, sir? >> somebody came in and shot me. >> they shot you? >> yes. >> who did it? >> i don't know. i can't see. i need police and i need an ambulance. >> okay. where did he shoot you? >> john sutton, tough as nails, take no prisoners was barely conscious as he begged the 911 operator for help. he told the operator blood was gushing from his head wounds. he couldn't see. >> my wife, susan. >> and where is she

overlooking new york city's times square, i'm melissa lee. your traders on the desk are pete najarian, brian kelly, karen finerman and guy adami mr. zuckerberg goes to washington, getting ready to face the heat in congress tomorrow and wednesday we'll tell you what it means for the stock. >>> plus, the crypto crush rages on if you're getting wrecked, don't worry. brian kelly has the one coin he thinks is going to break out >>> first, we start off with a stormy session for the market. the dow surging 400 points the highs before selling off hard into the close this as it was revealed that the fbi raided the office and hotel room of trump's long-time lawyer michael cohen. for more on this developing story, let's go to aim eamon javers for the details. >> she is not going to have any comment at any time soon here on the search warrants executed by federal law enforcement officials on michael cohen, the president's personal attorney. but we do have a statement now from michael cohen's own attorney whose calling into question some of the tactics he

>> hey, melissa.eneral electric as expected restating its earnings results for 2016 and 2017 tied to that revenue recognition role that took effect this year that requires companies to basically change the way they're accounting for revenue on long-term contracts. in light of that, here's what we've got from gt. we have the cumulative earnings impact is $8.4 billion those were reduced by 13 cents and so far for the most part in line with the avoidance. they altered 260 pounds, 2017 by negative 2.2 billion but the company, in addition to these required accounting changes, have made some new changes to the stock so pension accounting and other things it is accounting for. in light of that, it is taking another and a for revenue versus its previous reported numbers for 2016 over to you. >> what do you think >> this was expected, let's be clear. everyone was anticipating a restatement. we got one what we do need to see is sort of a kitchen sink, let's throw everything out and start fresh i think people ar

. >> plus melissa mccarthy and her mom. >> then the cast of jersey shore together again. family vacation is an >> johnny ga alec ki was honored at the ♪ >> i'll be bigger and better than ever. >> sylvester stallone giving support to arnold schwarzenegger after open heart surgery. his first words after he woke up, i'll be back. >> well he would be. >> then the 70-year-old found out the docs had to do more than originally planned. i went in expecting a small incision, but woke up with a big one. but i woke up and that's something to be thankful. >> melissa mccarthy is thankful for her mother who supported her ever when least expected. >> i said i'm not going to go back to college. i'm going to do stand up. she said that's a good idea. for the record terrible advise, but i love you set it. >> when melissa moved to nyc she had just $45 her pocket. within 24 hours she landed her first stand up gig and now she's one of the world's highest paid actresses. earning an estimated $18 million last year. >> i have a crazy kind of mid western work ethic that i got from my mom and dad t

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joining us melissa thanks for having me. and it's time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return our chief correspondent ashley banks tell us about the clamor for a key commodity cobalt which is an interval ingredient in our cell phones and electric cars and as we go to break through the numbers at the closing bell stocks overall are back in the black back in black today for write that. down one by recommending we'll go back to one. or yours will pull you out of the. gate opened and in mountains and what about and i didn't do it was but the good news it also. missed them all in the room to household. on a publishing. deal that are done or done that you people come up with you through the. content then you know about the i move and i'm mad at them and them on the news i'm . not bad with the and you know but oh november date if i say i give them that down to like about on the number that they have the only thing it is about. chose seemed wrong. but old rules just don't go all. the way to get to shake out just

for joining us melissa thanks for having me. and it's time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return our chief correspondent carefully banks tell us about the clamor for a key commodity cobalt which is an interval ingredient in our cell phones in what hard let's go to break through the numbers at the closing bell stocks overall are back in the black back in black today so write that. down what bargains that you were there but come on what. are your typical. out of the. mountains and what about and i didn't do it will always be the good is it also. home. on a punishing little. bit. deeper that are done or don't let you come up looking for the truth to. keep on going about the law of the mad at them and the minimum time because i'm. not bad with the internet but oh november a bit i say i love them it is down to london about it on the telly all beings has it and is about. threatening actions can be very dangerous this is the atmosphere engulfing the west relations with russia the poisoning incident in the u.k. has

kpix 5's melissa mu-- melissa caen with more. >> reporter: protesting the shooting death of stephon clark but will the police officers be charged. >> when the cop is brought to justice we succeeded. >> it will defend on what the officers felt at the time. >> the district attorney says the police are not judged based on hindsight. >> look with what the reasonable police officer would have believed at the time. >> the police department said the suspect turned and advanced towards the officers while holding an object extended in hunt for of him. the officers believed believed the suspect was pointing a firearm at them. but the shots came from behind. >> reasonably conclude that he received 7 gunshot wounds. >> when the first shot is fired -- remember there is a two second reaction time for human beings. so the person -- when the person is facing the officer, when he is turning, that's one explanation. >> reporter: he said the decision to charge a police officer with a crime -- >> what does the district attorney believe and what will 12 citizens do on a jury. because they will give the benefi

we have melissa chan here with us at the table we've been watching this report together melissa she's been reporting on cuba for the new york times and is now associated with the nonprofit organization the global reporting center melissa who is my go d.s. can now what should we make of this math well as the report indicated we really don't know that much about him he's sort of walking on a very interesting line between an influential hard line section among the cuban elites and also people who want to reform including role castro who has pushed for reform but hasn't really managed to make as many changes as he has wanted d.s. canelo is being very careful in part because there were successors in the past that is eventually got sidelined for speaking too much too soon so. will we see a change here in his policies or are we going to continue for example to see the opening that we saw under roll castro well even under rebel castro we saw an opening and then a pulling back and we see this often in cuba over the last few years i think to a certain extent we have to keep in mind that raul ca

>> reporter: melissa and her husband aren't sure what the thieves were after. they just know police are after the thieves now. in rodeo, juliette goodrich, kpix5. >> the police identified two suspects in that video but have yet to make any arrests. >>> chopper 5 over oakland technical high school and that's where a car hit three students this afternoon sending them to the hospital. police say the crash happened at about 2:30 just as classes were letting out. so far we do not know how seriously those students are hurt. the driver stopped and is cooperating with police. e bus crashed and took down >>> scary moments for kids on a school bus in santa cruz county this morning. that bus crashed and took down a power pole near watsonville. it ended up in an embankment. nobody got hurt. all the kids on board were safely escorted off the bus. it's not clear what caused the crash. >>> a terrifying crash on napa county's highway 29. cal fire crews had to remove one person from the wreckage. you can see here the driver's side of the car is completely destroyed. it happened

and right now our melissa came says it all hinges on following the rules. >> i think it's a conspiracy initiated by young folks to kill off all us old folks. at a recent meeting he has been getting an airfoil. >> i'm sure that you have received hundreds of complaints, photos, videos, telephone calls, and emails from angry constituents. >> reporter: but not everyone wants more regulation. this legislator says that we should enforce the rules we have. >> just as we should not have needles and human waste on sidewalks much of which i encountered on my way here. >> reporter: they are happy to with welcome them to the transportation world. she gave a breakdown of what the writers will have to do. >> they need to make sure their users abide by the safety laws, wear helmets, not right on the sidewalks. >> reporter: as for how companies will comply with all of this. -- melissa& -- melissa caen , and is five. >>> the supposed to g centers around the national championship in june. a stadium deal money is supposed to go toward paying down debt. ble . like soccer matches and but the 49er say this

it's me. >> melissa mccarthy gives us a look at her new movie.e it a ham if i affair. >>> then, meet coco arquette. >> we're very close. very close. is there courteney cox's 13-year-old daughter dishes on her famous mom. >> trick question. >> she gets grounded. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. ♪ >>> i would just love to be the one to just be consistent, unconditional love and support. i think that is something about being a mom. >> my goodness, that's so cute. olivia wilde and 18-month-old daughter daisy. >> olivia's not the only hollywood mum mixing work and lay. courteney cox and her 13-year-old daughter, coco arquette, are in it, too. coco is growing up so fast. >> what is my parenting style? i think i'm really lenient. probably too lenient. >> mm. mm. mm. there are times that you are. i don't know what going on with you that day. there are times like, what did she do? why is she so upset today? >> inc

for joining us melissa thanks for having me. and it's time now per quick break but hang here because when we return our key correspondent jackie banks tell us about the clamor for a key commodity cobalt which is an interval ingredient in our cell phones in electric cars and as we go to break through all the numbers at the closing bell stocks overall are back in the black back in black today right that. will go up twenty eighteen coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all john but there was one little question. by the way he's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star among us and the huge amount of pressure to come out you have to go i mean eighty percent of the poll with you and you will solo a great game the great game you are the rock at the back nobody gets busted you we need you to get down there we have to go. a low as i want to you know and i'm really happy to join the team for the two thousand and thirteen world cup in russia meet the special one i was also please share me to j

for joining us melissa thanks for having me. and it's time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return our chief correspondent actually banks tell us about the clamor for a key commodity cobalt which is an interval ingredient in our cell phones an electric cars and if you go to break your other numbers at the closing bell stocks overall are back in the black back in black today so right that. reckoning actions can be very dangerous this is the atmosphere engulfing the west relations with russia the poisoning incident in the u.k. has yet to be explained to the public but this is not stop the british and american governments from playing the role of judge jury and executioner. twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way was going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and the huge amount of pressure can run out you have to communicate the center of the problem here with you and do so with all the great great

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melissa, let me start with you. we don't meet a lot of people who go into teaching because they think they're going to get rich do -- doing it. but the problems are two fold, one is your salary and the other is there has been a per capita decrease in many parts of the country, say compared to ten years ago, in how much is spent per student. so you are ending up with older textbooks, classrooms in disrepair and supplies that teachers themselves have to purchase. >> absolutely. i spent over $3,000 last year out of my own pocket on supplies for my students. we don't what we need. my criminal justice class, our textbooks, i have 30. i started this semester with almost 40 students in that class. with 30 desks. it is first come first serve. you get to class early and to get a chair. >> and you're criminal justice textbooks are from 2002 and it is 2018. randy, we were talking about this last week or a week and a half ago when we were talking about west virginia. talk about the problems. when a state doesn't deal with its h