bargo and they have been thinking there's not so much to do for the international community right michael scott i'm thank you very much for that analysis and you often the gentleman is due for international and security folks thank you. now we're just nine days to go into the israelis vote in national elections funny to suggest that president prime minister binyamin netanyahu is lucky to win a fifth day in office although his centrist challenge of full one general benny gantz is not far behind him during the campaign a significant minority has been. around twenty percent of israeli citizens identify themselves as arab their voice in israel's parliament the knesset has been weakened after a coalition of arab based bodies but some arabs are now expected to boycott the vote. the port city of haifa in northern israel where arabs and jews live alongside each other they work eat and drink in the same places these days politics dominates daily life right wing parties advertise using patriotic israeli slogans and promote national pride many native arabs here feel left out. on a curry is a student worki

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leave russell had 21 points but there was the shot that really wanted 23 seconds left and b to michael scott the 3 and the sixers go back up they go on to defeat the nets won 12 want to wait, they take a commanding 3 to one lead game 5 in philly on tuesday. to the diamond erupt all season for the regular season, san into francisco has lost for 5 heading into their series finale with the pirates. derek holland getting the start today for san francisco go right to the top of the 5th pirates up one nothing steve indycar field he goes oppo in lines one into left field gives on the glove and jason marr and one run comes in to score. and we have a tie game but pittsburgh would answer call tucker. it's a high drive to center field it just keeps on carrying. no chance for poe r get this debt was his first big league hit a home run how about it pirates go up 3 to one and a 3 hour rain delay would put a damper on this one and they call the game the pirates win 3 to one your final. already list head over to oakland. the a's taking on the blue jays they're up one nothing rowdy tallies just unloads on th

[ laughter ] you know, michael scott, but somehow dumber looking?ghter ] like trump, nunes has been whining about social media bias against conservatives, but now he's going one step further. he's suing twitter for supposedly censoring him and for allowing fake twitter accounts to be mean to him. and he's suing those fake accounts too. nunes, who is also a dairy farmer, is suing two parody accounts called -- and this is real -- devin nunes' mom and devin nunes' cow. [ laughter ] that is right. devin nunes is suing a fake account called devin nunes' cow, and he's mad because it got too many re-teats. [ cow mooing ] [ cheers and applause ] the next card says "audience carries me out on their shoulders," but i don't think -- [ laughter ] we'll skip it. but that wasn't the dumbest part of the lawsuit. the dumbest part was the fact that in order to make his case, nunes provided example tweets from the fake account. tweets that until now most people had never even seen before. for example, the account devin nunes' mom posted a graphic claiming that trump,

michael weinstein is the ceo. the division of the -- said scott wiener should focus that sp50 will hurt -- >>> another explosion rocked -- bombers unleashed attacks targeting christians celebrating easter. at least four americans are among the dead including a 5th grader from the washington, d.c. area. report er -- reporter ian lee loss felt by so many. suicide bombers spread a wave of terror across the country on easter sunday in coordinated attacks on churches and hotels. at a nearby hospital, a mother searched for her daughter. hundreds were killed. hundreds more injured. authorities blame a local group of muslim radicals. the terror continued monday. >> [explosion] >> when a van exploited while police were trying to defuse a bomb out side of a church where a blast killed worshipers before. >> this is a sad moment. this is a very cowardly attack and it's not just an attack, it's a very gross, gruesome attack on humanity. sri lanka arrested 24 people and pope francis condemned the attack and offered prayers for the victims, victims who died although security forces were warned about potential attacks. sri lanka poli

erin griffin and michael, this week on "press: here." >>> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. i would assume you know what a roku. it's the little black box you can add to your television to watch netflix and amazon video and youtube and hundreds of other channels, many for free. it's a smashing success. the company's most recent financial numbers thrilled wall street. that's particularly amazing because roku's competitors are huge. apple refreshed efforts with its own tv box, apple tv. anthony woods is ceo of roku. his two biggest competitors, apple and amazon, have orders. anthony is a television pioneer before he invented the set-top box, he joined the dvr. so, you've had quite the week. on thursday you announced that you can get hbo premium on roku just in time for "game of thrones." then there is this report that amazon is going to throw millions into a new channel. that has to be another darn day for a ceo, i guess. >> it's a great time to be in the streaming business. people are streaming more and more. last year over 3 million people cut the cord. about half of roku cu

it's good to be greedy >> sometimes >> remember what michael douglas said greed is good, scott and ins case, take a look at this right about there, scott, we were doing some unusual activity on this one right ahead of their analyst day and then it dipped maybe a dollar and people were saying, oh my god, you got to get out of this thing. look at the rip that it's had since that dip well, today, they're betting again that it's going to be going higher yet again may 136 call so you have almost a full month until these expire and they bought a lot of them very quickly i love that. just out of the money as you saw it's like $134 and change or $133 and change. i think it gets to and through $136 by that may expiration. i'll probably be in these two weeks to a month have another one for you, quickly. this is short-term, though, really short-term, because juniper has earnings tomorrow. they're buying the weekly options in juniper i bought these weekly options, as you can see, 2,500 or so have traded already, it's a bet that the stock makes another bit of a pop and that routers and so forth, t

should be, then what about eric garner and what about stefan clark and what about walter scott and what about michaeland what about sandra bland. >> morgan ratford has more on how the breakfast club is becoming a must-do for anyone seeking the nomination. >> reporter: for democratic presidential hopefuls there's the iowa caucus, the new hampshire primary and now -- >> good morning, everybody. >> reporter: the charlamagne caucus. eight years ago the breakfast club radio show started here in new york with the focus on hip-hop and the black community. >> how we going to have free tuition? >> i'll tell you how. >> reporter: now deejay envy and angela gee have more than 3.5 youtube subscribers and syndication in 90 markets. they've already hosted almost a third of the democratic field this year making unexpected headlines in the process. >> have you ever smoked? >> i have. it was a long time ago. >> reporter: is it a risk for a candidate to come on your show? >> i don't think it's a risk. it's no more risk than sitting on any other outlet that may ask you about something that you have going on. >> it is a

michael weinstein is the ceo. in a statement, a division of the aids healthcare foundation set out scott weiner should focus on the very real fear that sb 50 will hurt middle and working-class communities, especially those of color. >>> the san diego mothers in police custody after she walked into a church holding a gun and a baby. police said the woman went into the church, a nondenominational church about noon yesterday and made threats about blowing it up. that is when churchgoers stepped in. >> and so, i could see them out of the corner of my eye and i was having a conversation with her, they were able to come around and grab her and get the weapon away from her. >> it turns out the gun was not loaded. police took the 10-month-old along with the woman's five- year-old daughter who was found later the child welfare services the woman is due in court on wednesday pick >>> tesla is touting a plan to help self driving vehicles to be operational by sometime next year. tesla officials laid out their plans at an event in palo alto. he says the self driving system will include something called a neural network. proces

political reporter mike nextly, washington political reporter eugene scott, former rnc chairman and msnbc political analyst michael steele and former adviser to bernie sanders, mark wanabaugh. thank you for being here. i know getting here has not necessarily been the smoothest of roads. there have been a lot of questions. now we finally have the answer to will he or won't he? how are they framing the big picture and how that's the first day on the trail gone so far? >> so they're setting up this campaign launch day of not just a day but a month. the framing is around three pillars, first we saw in the campaign video talking about this being a battle for the soul of america, charlottesville being the fist worz coming out of his mouth referring to the white supremacist rallies we saw in 2017 and president trump's reaction to that. the second we will hear more about in pittsburgh monday. that will involve his plan for the middle class. the third pillar for joe biden will be focused on at a big rally in philadelphia next month is about building the bridges and bringing this country back together. we just heard from th

erin griffin and michael, this week on "press: here." >>> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew.

michael. it is unfathomable to me that every other major storm that has hit our country, named, has received a disaster supplemental and i guess the constituents that i serve, that dr. dunn, that mr. scott serve, wonder, what's so special about us? what's so different about the people of south georgia, south alabama, north florida, that we would be left out? is it that hurricane michael blew at less of a rate of wind? no. is it that it dumped less rain? i guess it's just that the people impacted by michael are unique victims of a broken system in washington that careens from disaster to disaster itself, rather than focusing on the disasters impacting our constituents. madam speaker, what's so deeply tragic about this is that as folks are trying to put their lives and their schools and their families and their churches back together, we're moving into the summer lightning storm season in my community. and they're going to be victimized all over again. because we got 72 million cubic tons of fuel on the ground in north florida and south georgia and south alabama. and with the first lightning storms, that's going to ignite. so as my democrat colleagues, in a matter of a day or so, prepare

michael. he's the one that put this together. >> good evening, president hirsch, esteemed members of the police commission, chief scott, and director henderson. i'm the chairman of the san francisco lgbtq committee. with me is nick buckley, sergeant of the san francisco police officer's pride alliance. this evening, i would like to discuss with you the proposal of what we are deeming the pride patch project and to show you all the many benefits this project will have within our community. through this project we as a department will not only be increasing awareness and incluesivity within the lgbt community but within the department. we hope that our efforts in wearing the pride patches during the month of june each year will encourage positive conversations with the communities about the purpose behind the patch and encourage other agencies throughout the nation to follow suit and partner with their own local charities that have exponential positive impacts within the lgbtq community. with our development of the pride patch project, we will be working with a local 501-c-3 organization, the larkin street youth services. during the

fires floods and weave p that need the money senator rick scott says florida's panhandle region is still struggling 6 months after hurricane michael and the air force is threatening to stop work rebuilding tyndall air force base near panama city. if congress continues to delay normally disaster relief bills are not controversial. but this one is different as the president and senators from both parties argue over how much money should go to puerto rico senate minority leader chuck schumer says democrats did not support the latest disaster relief bill because republicans cut money for puerto rico in favor of money for midwest farmers. we believe we all ought to pull together. >>and help american wherever they are the for the island we've got to care for a week i think airport or if only i get rid of politics, several gop senators met with president trump on thursday to discuss the situation. >>but congress is now on a 2 week recess, meaning any progress on disaster relief will have to wait on capitol hill, i'm mark meredith. >>still ahead as soon as second will stay university was shot and killed with a pellet gun where it happened

scott will have highlights from tonight's games. tonight's games. >> this is seriously cool. a dream come true for a teacher from turlock. it happened when michaelame down from the stage and asked her to perform with her. they sang together and he even signed the poster. he poster. ♪ ♪ ♪ new wok fired shrimp, another american chinese creation from panda express. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> scott's back with sports. warriors, cavaliers. cav leers made it close. made it close. >> they did. a little more exciting than a lot thought. warriors had a chance to clinch the top seed in the west tonight. a nuggets loss to portland would do the trick. green opens up the scoring with two triples. he had a season high 2010. the dubs lighting up from deep all night long. shaun livingston to steph curry and the foul. 19 at the half. they're rolling. then it's close. a three-point game. curry to the rescue. he had 40 points. third on the warriors all-time scoring list. dubs won by 6. th

michael, good to see you as always. >>> now let's turn to the "washington post" political reporter eugene scott. help us understand this. what is the political benefit, what is the strategy behind republicans saying you can't see this new health care plan until after the election? >> in fairness, it is just donald trump who said this. most republicans are like what are you talking about, man. >> but in these last midterms where you saw an extraordinary win wouldby democrats, health c was a top priority for voters. >> republican lawmakers know that this strategy is not going to be as winsome or effective as the president thinks it will be because of what you just shared. it wasn't in 2018 when democrats took at least 40 seats in congress campaigning on issues including health care which were a high priority to voters. the president's strategy at best is thought to be consistent with his initial campaign to get rid of obamacare. he is running his re-election campaign on promises kept. but the challenge is that he said that he would get rid of obamacare and replace it with something and he even wen

scott, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, on october 10, 018, a category 3 storm, hurricane michael, entered my state of georgia with a devastating force. it was harvest time for the 2018 crop. it was the best yields, especially for cotton, that we had seen in years. farmers suffering in the midst of low commodity price, unfair trade practices, labor shortages and consecutive years of storm now had relief in sight. then entered hurricane michael and it was all gone in a matter of hours. not just the commodity crops like cotton, but the orchards, too. since day one, post hurricane michael, i have worked side by side with my friend and colleague, congressman sanford bishop. hurricane michael didn't discriminate between our districts lines. i want to thank him for his help and support of our state and agricultural producers in georgia. soon after the storm, the president and vice president pens -- pence, secretary purdue met with the two of us, our farmers, community leaders, and promised to help rebuild. members of both parties and both chambers -- in both chambers of congress echoed the same support. six months later

scott macfarlane. back you to. >>> happening right now in annapolis. two days of tributes to honor long time house speaker michaelusch. >> hundreds filed in to pay respects to the longest serving house speaker. >> busch died earlier this month after servingore than three decades in office. >> darcy spencer is live in annapolis with more on how busch is being remembered there. darcy. >> reporter: people are continuing to show up here at the statehouse for this publicv ing. you can simply walk up the front steps of the statehouse and into the rotunda area to pay your anrespects and you c continue to do that for the next half hour. use speaker mike busch lying in repose in the statehouse in annapolis. people pay their respects as they viewed his casket draped in the maryland flag. his wife and family greeted and thanked for his dedication to the people of maryland after a politica t careert spanned three decades. >> he gave me my first subcommittee chairmanship and i believe heng saw somethin me that i didn't see in myself and i just really appreciate the fact that his family let him spend so much time grooming and

michael. i also want to thank the gentleman from georgia, austin scott, well before others were speaking out on this issue, dr. dunne and mr. scott were work -- dr. dun

scott, see you in a bit. let's get over to the cme and rick santelli. >> good morning. i hit another mike from td securities, michael fascinating they had a big fixed income conference. i want to dig deeper into and not necessarily from the same vantage point as all those fixed income investors and attendees at the conference. one of the big issues, of course, is this notion of the business cycle getting long in the tooth. it's pretty hard to refute i'll refute it nonetheless there's a lot of issues that occurred right during and after the credit crisis that i think in many ways put the business expansion on hold or misinterpreted exactly when it started. i'll give the most obvious example. in technical analysis we have a thing called across the creek. what that means is should a market start to move down sharply, okay. the way the stock market did and then in march of '09 make this unbelievable recovery, well you can blame all that or at least point to it and say well that was all these wonderful programs we did you know, the recovery act and three quarters of a trillion plus that was spent on almost shovel ready s

scott bolden former chair of the d.c. democratic party and the former chair of the national bar association. and michaelel, former senior adviser to jeb bush and a former spokesperson for house speaker john boehner. and it is a very big day right there in newark. so booker, as i mentioned, is polling around 4% and new hampshire poll and 3% and ascott, is this what his campaign needed. >> his campaign hopes so. i have to tell you there are people -- a lot of people in this space and while he very seldom invokes trump's name this justice for all economically and politically will resonate with the democrats. the problem is he's only raised $5 million and he's polling in the single-digits and whether this rally puts him further ahead or not and we'll have to see whether he has that bump but has a lot of people in that space to distinguish himself and they are way ahead of him now. we'll have to see. >> and you didn't get a sense he was trying to put himself in a lane. you have many candidates who are trying -- inslee saying i'm going to be the climate change candidate and others running on gun rights, eric

some of the commentary we've received, scott wren writes, what the market needs is a reasonable trade deal. the s&p is mod he es the s&p is mod he etly underval. michaeltes that it's overextended, that's how we have a market, folks the fed funds rate outlook, this is what it was if december for each year, going up around 2.8, 2.7% in 2020, that's come down again, easing working into the market, all of that helping out the outlook for stocks back to you. >> really good color, steve, helping investors understand what people are thinking about the market, our steve liesman. >>> take a look at some of today's big earnings movers as we go to break heinously ge and pfizer lpg lead that pack s&p down 8 we're back in a moment (indistinguishable muttering) that was awful. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum- just to help you improve your skills. boom! mad skills. education to take your trading to the next level. only with td

scott? >> thank you, mr. chairman. getting back to, i think it was, steven covey, keeping the main thing the main thing. in just under the past six months, hurricane michael hit the coast. congress has yet to be able to pass a disaster bill for that region. in just over six months, secretary shanahan you will be responsible for executing a departments of defense at the sequester caps if there is not some type of agreement made. by my calculation, that's somewhere around 60 legislative days between now and then. so my question is, if you had to execute a budget at the sequester caps, what would that impact be? >> it would be very difficult to modernize because we're not going to walk away from our commitment to operations. so, we would forego our future. that's the big risk. >> general dunford, what is the difference in us adopting an appropriation measure for you say september 1st instead of october 1st. >> to make sure i understand the question, congressman, you're saying if we did not go into the fiscal year with a budget? >> yes, sir. >> i'm just saying if we -- >> if we can give you your budget 30 days prior to the fiscal year, so that you know what y

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