for "nightly business report," i'm do >> let's turn to michael jones for more on what the market will focus on and how it all might impact stocks in the days and weeks ahead. he's chairman and chief investment officer at river front investment group. welcome. good to have you with us. you say there are three pillars in the rallies of stocks we've seen, higher earnings, accelerating global economy and the progress of the trump agenda. what happens if one of those three thenings gets stymied? >> i think we're looking in april at probably the last point on the tripod, coming under some severe pressure. we should remember that one thing that trump is doing doesn't need congressional approval, and that's the deregulation push, we saw that with the epa pronouncements last week. and deregulation is going to continue. the market loves that. but we are going oh have a very important series of legislative events. the one that not enough people are talking about is the budget situation, the need for continuing resolutions to avoid a government shutdown, and the need for a debt ceiling increase.

1am, dispatchers heard a loud noise in front of the fairfield police department. 39-year-old michael scott jones is in custody for attempted murder and hate crimes. they say surveillance video from the cameras near the police department spotted jones. neighbors say the entire ordeal has been alarming. 2:51 it could have been so bad, we have families and children, whole lives could have been ruined. the man who lived in the apartment is african american, jones is white. neighbors say jones had previous fights with the victim allegedly calling him racial slurs. no one was hurt in any of the bombings. police say there are no other outstanding suspects in this case. (pam) a developing story tonight. north korea has conducted a ballistic missle test -- that apparently failed. the missle blew up over land... and never left north korean territory. the launch is seen as a show of defiance.. because it happened just hours after secretary of state rex tillerson addressed the united nations security council ... calling for increased pressure on north korea. president donald trump also responding on twitter

and michael jones, chief investment officers and chairman with riverfront investment group. kate, i can't speak for my trusty co-hosts but when i go out and talk to people they will often ask me now, doggone it, i missed the rally. i was scared of the stock market. is it too late to get in? i tell them to watch the show to listen to people like you. is it too late? if you have no money in the stock market, is it too late? >> it is not too late but you should have realistic expectation it is that will see more versatility and not the double digits. it's not too late. you need to look at quality companies making sure you have a diversified portfolio and longer term horizon. >> are you seeing new money come in, kate, maybe clients that you haven't talked to in years start to come back in? >> yes. we've been seeing clients come in pretty much over this entire expansion. obviously many people were quite nervous back a long time ago but as things have progressed we've seen more money come in and the optimism reflected in surveys like consumer confidence and investor confidence the

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wesley, our circuit executive karen nelson and 13, chris cooper, janice kish, aisha parks, josette jones, michael brown, justin, candace joseph. from i.t. i think kurt, julio, xena. assures assist with provided by the clerks office and the staff attorneys office, jasmine beard, laurie reichman and katie nicole. we are also very grateful to the administrator office of the u.s. court, david sellers and carry, and their team for the webcasting of today's program which is available to everybody in the federal judiciary across the country. this program will also be available nationwide on c-span. so check the c-span website for viewing dates and times. for those of you interested in cle credit, please sign up by 7:30 p.m. in the main lobby in the rotunda. we will now adjourn to a reception in the lobby. we hope to see you there. thank you for coming. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> sunday night on "after words," congressman ken buck of colorado also a member of the freedom caucus discusses his book drain the swamp, washington corruption is worse than you think. >> whe

this cover of a stevie wonder song went viral and was spotted by quincy jones, famous for producing and writing songs for michael has become jacob's mentor. ♪ i want to love you, pretty oung thing ♪ reporter: and he pops up in some of your videos as well. >> i asked him to make a cameo appearance in "p.y.t.," because he wrote the song. reporter how many instruments : you play? >> difficult one. guitar, drums, piano, and a voice. basically you can get the sound that you want from one of those inks. i try not to count, really. reporter jacob is now touring. : a special synthesizer allows him to perform live. but in his mom's house the ideas keep coming. tim: that is great, isn't it? the one-man band, jacob collier. for me, tim willcox, and the whole team in washington, thank you. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and aruba tourism authority. >> plannin

jones, a retired u.s. marine corps bomb technician and michael wolf a former green beret commander former terrorism adviser to vice president dick cheney and a fox news contributor. gentlemen, i'll start with you. sergeant jones. what do you think is the logical next step given the new information we got just now from that press conference on where everybody stands at this moment and where they're sticking? >> well, first off i think we have to look at the air strike as a form of diplomacy. our missiles don't often miss. and if the air field went back to business, it's because we allowed it to. i think that we did take a step to say that red lines matter this time. but i do think we're in the diplomatic stage. i don't believe we're escalating war in syria. i don't believe that we're moving to topple the regime there, assad's regime. but i do think that we're showing posture, which is one of the critical aspects of war. and i think we're showing we are willing to do something if our national security or if the interest of the humanity is what is at stake. >> melissa: lieutenant walsh, the.he's making is it

jones. knowles, the face of ferguson following the fatal shooting of michael brown an unarmed teenager by aerguson police officer. the incumbent seeking three more years to lead this deeply scarred city. >> i think ferguson needs to make sure we continue you to have steady leadership moving forward. >> reporter: why is it not time to turn the page? the police chief is different, the city manager. >> i think you said it. we did turn the page. >> reporter: jones, a former business woman, elected to city council right after the unrest, a more diverse council in a city with a majority black population. along with a new city manager, police chief and chief judge. >> ferguson needs a mayor who cares about all people, not some of the people. >> reporter: deep mistrust of the police still simmers. last month anger flared when some claim video of michael brown newly made public proved police had hidden evidence. police said the footage was irrelevant. a department struggling to recruit more officers, down about 25%, and carry out court-ordered reforms like more cops on the street, after the departme

lipton later married quincy jones known among other things as producing michael jackson's "thriller"e growing up. >> i wanted to be the president and/or a judge and/or a lawyer. something where i was an enforcer. >> it was difficult to ignore show business, though. during a childhood spent hanging around close family friends like michael jackson. bubbles the chimp, michael's pet chimp once bit you in a pretty vicious way. >> that's true. >> it is true? >> yeah. >> really? >> yeah. >> when you were a kid? >> yeah. >> what happened? >> he grabbed my hair band and i opened the cage to get it back. and he like got out. he started like throwing things at me. and i went up, no, don't do that, he grabbed my hand like a sandwich. >> he bit your hand. >> yeah. >> a scar still. >> that's legit? >> that's legit. >> rashida survived the bubbles incident, a few years later she made good on a declaration she made to her parents at the age of 4. she would go to college at harvard. setting aside the law school dreams for the grind of auditions. >> the other thing that i think people probably assume

earlier i talked to ella jones who became ferguson's first black city council woman after e shooting of michael brown. she's currently challenging james knowles for the office of mayor. tell us why you want to be the mayor, the election is two days from now. tell us why you want to be the mayor, and tell the nation what is the state of conditions in ferguson today? >> thank you for giving me an opportunity to come on this show. the reason why i want to be mayor, because ferguson need to be more inclusive instead of exclusive. we are a city that is divided, and we can no longer move forward if ke are divided. it comes very important that we close that gap between the haves and the haves not. and right now the city of ferguson, the people are hurting. we just had a flash point a couple weeks ago when they brought out the michael brown taping, and people took to the streets again. we've got to work to the point that we must unite and change and become one ferguson. it is very important that the mayor be the symbol of the city, and when you are the symbol of the city, people should be able to trust

michael brown. mayor james knowles who operated city hall in the wake of the shooting is challenged by councilwoman ella joneswhite house. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. a all signs point to another very busy day at the white house. the president is holding a business roundtable here at the white house before speaking before the north american building trades union for a speech later in the day. against it all, the backdrop to it, interestingly a push on health care. the president last night called our colleague kristen welker into the oval office and spoke to her about how he's planning to reach out and is reaching out to more moderate republicans, conservative republicans to make progress on getting a health care deal done. we'll have much more i'm sure on this development through out the day. for now, back to you in new york. >> hallie jackson at the white house thank you. >> the senate homeland security and government affairs committee will hold a hearing on fencing along the southwest border. set to testify, former u.s. customs and border protection agents. >> i'm alex witt along seed ay

speak of michael brown, mira rice, antoine sterling, tanisha anderson, shareese francis. year-old ayana sally jones and so many others. i could go on and on and on but the names of the men, women and children victimized by errant and wayward police departments all across this nation will keep us here for days, even months, if we were to recite them all. these stalwart young citizens are joined by also the many that lost their lives in the struggle for american justice. medgar evans, the four little girls in birmingham, alabama, fred hampton and many, many others who gave their lives during the 1950's and 1960's. in my hometown of chicago, mr. speaker, the killing of laquan mcdonald, he pulled the scab of a fresh wound of police relations in the black community. mcdonald was shot 16 times fired by a police officer led to multiple investigations of previous police-involved shootings and also sparked the investigation by the united states department of justice of the then attorney general loretta lynch and the united states attorney for the northern district of illinois. that investigation concluded t

jones. in this case, michael williams was being prosecuted for first-degree murder. the prosecution offered him a deal in which he would plead guilty to a lesser crime, second-degree murder. and he would serve ten years in prison. williams wanted to accept. now, his attorney said that it williams accepted the deal, he, williams, would be committing perjury and the lawyer would withdraw from the case. faced with this terrible legal advice and threat from his attorney, williams reluctantly rejected the plea deal and went to trial. he was found guilty of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole. at the tenth circuit, the panel majority addressed the appropriate remedy for the constitutionally -- the unconstitutional, ineffective assistance of counsel. while the remedy was not an easy issue to contrary, the majority had no -- to address, the majority had no difficulty in identifying the constitutional violation. the state court had already found there was a sixth amendment violation in this case. judge gorsuch dissented both from the panel decis

jones. he is coming out of his shower after taking the redeye. he is there for a deposition because he is testifying on behalf of michael jackson, someone said billies their lover or whatever. [laughter] oprah: he is there in chicago, coming out of the shower, and he sees me on "a.m. chicago" and thinks, i think that girl can be in a movie, so he tells his people, who call me. i had been praying and hoping to be in this movie, "the color purple," and i get a call. one day i am just in my office and the casting agent says, i'm calling about a movie we are doing. would you be interested in coming to audition? the movie is called "moon song." i said i was not praying for a movie called "moon song." i said i was praying for movie called "the color purple." that is what they were calling -- he said it was called that because that is what they were calling it. i went to audition for it and i knew, of course, it was "the color purple." david: and so you got the part? oprah: i got the part. god knows i do. but i kill him dead before i let him. david: you were nominated for an academy award, should have won, but did not win. oprah: it's ok. the dress didn't

jones. tell us about the weekend you have planned. >> it is a benefit for our new musical benefit program. we have programs saturday and sunday. saturday afternoon we are michaeloming down. we have the authors of our new musical the new world. the big deal is the benefit concert saturday night where we have a terrific cast of broadway performers. and we are inducting shirley jones into the hall of fame. we are thrilled to have patrick here with us. >> that leads know you, patrick. tell mu aboe about the connecti your father. >> my mother is fine. she is in rehab and stuff but the doctor instructed her not to travel. i think it's old news. she was discovered by hammerstein. the only actress put under contract by then. she was under contract to them and it lead to obviously oklahoma which lead to carousel. she has some history. >> so when there's a connection she says yes. >> absolutely. they are the ones that discovered her and gave her her career. >> now let's talk about your son, jack. you told me you could talk about far long time because he is advancing on the voice. i'm a big fan. i have to say, team alicia. >> it was an extraordinary process. you know, 20

general michael flynn who had been tasked with the operationalized, another word for depoliticizing the nsc, there were some 20 channels or even more than that of information flow leading up to jim jones, national security advisor in the initial days of the obama administration, finally to susan rice, in a statement, steve bannon says "susan rice operationalized the nsc during the last administration. i was put on to ensure that it was de operationalized. general mcmasters, hr mcmaster knocked national security advisor, has returned to the nsc to its proper function." so the white house as there is no need for steve bannon to be on the nsc principles committee anymore. another interesting development is foster, homeland security advisor remains on the principles committee, but his role has been somewhat diminished. he is still able to chair homeland security council meetings, though. that authority would have to be designated to him by hr mcmaster, national security advisor. there's another headline coming down to the white house today, "the new york times" did an interview with the president a short time ago in the oval office. the headline is a statement the president made that he b

michael jackson's thriller video. for nearly every vacant home, opioid addicts are getting high. kie kie kiesha jones and her friend sit around talking about the quality of the drugs they are about to inject. going to be real nice melting the oxycodone while her friend holds the spoon. terry recently learned she is six weeks pregnant with her first child, she hasn't seen the baby's father, her boyfriend, in five. i have got to make the most of it today because i can't be fooling around with pills no more. these bi are my send offs. pill city gives names to the drugs. f-16, holidays, yelly cake, mike tyson and black domino were the rage in april. now it is beyonce and black ivries they are clamming for. they haven't let us down yet who began abusing pain pills earlier this month. in other vacants along oxy ally there are people just like them. shooting opiates from dust till dawn. many getting pills from jimmy matters who was there before pill city came along. jim anticipate -- jimmy matters was part of the battle between pill city and the drug dealers. the urban opiate addiction brought overdose and

michael strahan. [ cheers and applause ] starts shooting this week. >> today. >> starts shooting this week. what a mix of celebs taking on the challenge. you got funny, "snl's" leslie joneson rodgers, cam newton and nascar's kyle busch and you have family, your "gma" family, putting their egos on the line. jesse palmer, ali wentworth and me, lara spencer. [ cheers and applause ] only for you. no, i'm against kyle busch, so i feel i got this. just don't have any nascar-related question there is no, and i hope you've been practicing. jesse palmer told me he's been practicing. >> ali has been watching the show. >> there you go. i have to. our producer has been quizzing me daily. >> it's a lot of fun. >> none of us are competitive. that's the nice thing. but we're trying to help real people, our partners take home a massive prize. $100,000. also look for an in zinc showdown joey fatone taking on lance bass and premieres june 11th on abc. >> excited. >> i didn't know ali was practicing. up against ali. she'd make me laugh and get distracted. >>> then finally, if you have ever been to ikea you've likely used one of those giant blue recyclable bags to hold all the things you're

michael steele -- drinks -- and malcolm nance. coming up in our next hour nancy pelosi on devin nunes and paul ryan's failure on health care. but first what paula joneseans for donald trump. >>> good evening. paula jones wants to sue bill clinton for sexual harassment. she wants to do it while he is sitting president. his lawyers said, no, that would be inappropriate. it can wait until he's out of office. today the u.s. supreme court said miss jones has the law on her side. she can sue now. no sitting president has ever gone through this before. >> it had never happened before, but it is happening again. twenty years after paula jones won the right to sue a sitting president, donald trump is facing a defamation suit. this week his lawyers claimed he's too busy to be sued right now. unfortunately for the president, who loves his golf game, that's going to be tricky to prove. let me turn it over to retro pete williams to explain. >> today's ruling leaves the door open for the judge to temporary delay the case if the president can prove it's taking so much of his time that it's interfering with official duties. that won't be easy, one said as soon as he