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"usa today" columnist mike jones says this is a business decision by the owners. >> they feel like their revenue will be upped, the attendance will be up and the fans will be happy. >> you got to get rid of the nonsense. it's political. football is a game. >> reporter: the player's union says it has the change under further review and tonight one of the protesters, philadelphia safety malcolm jenkins says it will not let it silence me or stop me from fighting as the league tries to turn its attention from the flag to the field. ann thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> tonight, president trump is trying to breathe life into what for now remains an unsupported claim today giving a name to his belief that the fbi somehow inserted a spy in his campaign for political purposes the president hoping a provocative new label can turn a conspiracy theory into a bona fide washington scandal but unable to back it up today when pressed. chief white house correspondent hallie jackson reports. >> reporter: that controversial claim pushed by the president. >> we now call it spygate. >> reporter: with no evi

usa today columnist mike jones said this is a business decision by the owners. >> they feel like their revenue will be up. the attendance will be up and the fans will be happy. >> you have to get rid of the nonsense. it's political. football is a game. >> reporter: the players union says it has the change under further review. one of the protesters, philadelphia safety malcolm jenkins, says, i will not let it silence me or stop me from fighting. as the league tries to turn its attention from the flag to the field. ann thompson, nbc news, new york. >> florida residents are facing a new growing threat. sink holes with dozens opening up in just two weeks. days of pounding rain and heavy flooding has weaken ened the soil causing the earth to give way. kerry sanders has details from florida. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frances. you can see over my shoulder here what's taking place in florida, those are some gaping holes, sink holes, and the real concern this morning is more rain could make these larger and create new sink holes, maybe where people live. >>> after ten wet days,

. >>> van jones, mike shields and rick are back with me. hage said hitler was part of god's plan for israel. they both play prominent roles for today's opening of the united states embassy in jerusalem. why would the white house invite them and put them in such prominent positions? >> i don't know. i know that the evangelical community has been huge supporters of israel. they have had funding and protection of israel over the, years. i think if you look to see what happens to the base of that report. it comes have christians. it's legitimate to have leaders from that community coming up and speaking for the event. i don't know who or why sort of surprising, especially for a president who has jewish members of his name and played smart of the new embassy. and that was a huge part to what they're doing. i don't understand why those particular gentlemen were chosen. >> i misspoke. >> >> reverend hage praised the president in his prayers today. is that the only thing that matters, showing loyalty to this president? >> it seems to be one of the

hundreds of thousands of people watched youtube videos on pizzagate made by alex jones. mike>> we can trace a meaningful spike when it went from a fringe thing to a mainstream thing when infowars started covering it in december. >> pizzagate or related hashtags were shared more than a million times on twitter in just five weeks. >> that's all going on and then all of a sudden -- >> soon the pizzeria owner was faced with a frightening reality. thousands of people online believed the false claims. >> they were calling me a pedophile, calling hillary clinton a pedophile, then more outrageous things, calling us satanic, thinking we had tunnels in our basement. >> welch is one of those people who believed the false claim. on december 2nd, he sends out another text, raiding a pedo ring, possibly sacrificing the lives of a few for the lives of many. two days later, welch takes off to washington, d.c. >> like i've always told you, we have a duty to protect people who can't protect themselves. >> and makes this video for two young daughters he leaves behind. >> i can't let you grow up

christina hartson on the list to a risk of ceo mentioned partner mike murphy and editor in chief jones. i'm lucky to have you here because we could cover the world. anything and everything. how are you? >> at. wal-mart numbers in the stock sold off into the print. >> bases yesterday was up 11%. >> up about 50% off its recent lows. people are going out and spending money from the feeling good about the economy getting up off the couch and walk in estimates retailer. dagen: brick-and-mortar. democratic congressman john garamendi of california is here. south dakota senator mike run. former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski and fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. do not miss any of this fine gentleman. the high-stakes trade talks between the u.s. and china. the key advisor to xi jinping is in washington today meeting with counterparts. steve mnuchin will include u.s. trade representative robert wyatt hiser, wilbur ross, national trade council peter navarro sidelined from the negotiations after clashing with secretary mnuchin when they were in china, yelling at

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mike espy is a very strong candidate. and he's a strong candidate for everybody in mississippi. just like doug jones was a strong candidate for everybody in alabama. i mean, doug jones ran as somebody who was willing to work for the president if it helps alabama. but he would pose the president if it didn't help alabama. and mike espy and a lot of other candidates are in the same position. >> so you're waiting to see who wins the republican primary? >> it's actually a special election. >> election day is the primary. >> right. we think mike espy has a strong record from when he was representing mississippi and he's reaching out to everybody in mississippi. i mean, you know, this is not about democrats or republicans. it's about what is good for mississippi. >> all right. >> because of the tough mess that you got, the cycle started out which gave you almost zero chance and i'm wondering how you would size up your chance now. and if i could also ask about two specific races. can you talk about how you see the lay of the land in arizona and in montana. i'm wondering whether the attacks on john kester a

mike pence addressed the gathering. that was followed by a panel discussion monitored by ben jones. jared kushner spoke as well as the energy secretary, rick perry. this is just over 40 minutes. >> [applause] mr. kushner: thank you. and before we begin, i just want to send our thoughts and prayers to the people of santa fe, especially with the first responders and the administrators dealing with the tragedy. reports are still coming in. i want to thank everyone for being with us here today to discuss this important topic that is personal to a lot of people. i was given the task -- a bunch of jobs, but one was to introduce the vice president. something happened where i found someone that is more qualified to do it. who isto call up hannah going to join me in doing this. during the campaign, when i was able to spend a lot of time with the vice president, this was one of the first issues we spent a lot of time talking about. what he has done in the state of indiana really was remarkable and was a model for other states doing great work. the vice president will join us to discuss some o

and we do think mike espy is a very strong candidate and he's a strong candidate for, you know, everybody in mississippi. just like doug jones was a strong candidate for everybody in alabama. doug jones ran as somebody who was, you know, willing to work with the president. if it helped alabama. but he would oppose the president if it didn't help. alabama. and mike espy and a lot of other candidates are in the same position. reporter: so you're waiting to see who wins the republican primary before you -- chris: it's a special election so -- linda: election day is the primary. chris: right. as i said, we think that mike espy, he's got a strong record from when he was previously representing a part of mississippi. and you know, he's reaching out to everybody in mississippi. this is not about democrats or republicans. it's about what's good for mississippi. linda: janet hook from "the wall street journal." reporter: because of that tough map that you've got, the cycle started out give you almost zero chance of taking the majority. i wonder how you'd see your chances now. and could you talk about how you see the lay of the land i

mike espe is a very strong candidate. and he's a strong candidate for, you know, everybody in mississippi, just like doug jones was a strong candidate for everybody in alabama. i mean, doug jones ran as somebody who was, you know, willing to work with the president if it helped alabama. but he would oppose the president if it didn't help alabama. and mike espe and a lot of other candidates are in the same position. >> so you're waiting to see who wins the republican primary before you -- >> well, it's actually a special -- >> so it's a -- that's right, it's a gang -- so election day is the primary. >> that's right, right. and as i said, we think that mike espe is -- he's got a record, a strong record from when he was previously representing a part of mississippi. and, you know, he's reaching out to everybody in mississippi. i mean, it's -- you know, he said this is not about democrats or republicans. it's about what's good for mississippi. >> all right. janet hook from the "wall street journal." >> hi, senator. thanks for joining us. because of that tough map that you've got, the cycle started out, and people gave you almo

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jones industrial average fell 58 to 24,753. the nasdaq w up 9 and the s&p 500 dropped 6. for the week, all of the averag recorded gains. mike santoli takes a look at what might t happen stocks in the weeks ahead. >> stocks are heading into summer stuck right in the middle of their 2018 range. a swirl of opposing currents threatens tt keep the mar from making much progress as the weather heats up and the trading slows do. the s&p 500 has had an eventful first five months of the year, but theet movement has been slight. the index is up a bit less than 2% year to date and is almostal exactlyay between its late january peak and the february lows. just a bit mor than 5% away from each extreme. seasonal factorsuggest a choppy path into the summer with june being among the weaker months of the year. historical record of midterm election years also points t nervouback-and-forth trading in the coming months. this would fit with the interplay of fundamental factors that have been driving stocks so far this year. corporaterofits are growing briskly and companies are buying back their shares ag tessively. ye threat of higher interest r

dow jones is up almost 200 points, losing just more than three quarters of a percent. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo wrapped up his meeting with the top north korean official in new york to discuss the details of the possible summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un. last night, the two men had dinner together. two teams have been meeting with north korean officials in singapore and in the -- demilitarized zone. pompeo was scheduled to have another meeting this afternoon. both men have note left the site of that meetings. >>> officials in hawaii say it's the hottest and fastest falling love it they've seen at more than 2100 degrees fahrenheit. the latest threats posed by the lava flow from kilauea. >>> fans get ready for game one of the nba finals in oakland. >>> giving you a live look out there. the oakland coliseum complex. the eighth getting ready for some -- the eighth getting ready for some baseball. later tonight, all eyes are going to be that arena right next to it as game one of the nba finals gets underway at oracle. >> as you would expect. national sports m

now secretary of state mike pompeo, you have a lot of democrats who want to come on board. the expectation is joe donnelly and maybe doug jonesmark warner. they may all come aboard eventually. but everyone kind of stops and reads the statement when senator mccain speaks on this issue. he was there when this policy went into place in the early 2000s. he remains a strong opponent. republicans are keeping a close eye on him to see what impact, if any, that statement will have on the votes. >> we appreciate your help there, phil mattingly. keep in touch as it changes. senator mccain is a powerful voice, and this is going to sound a little bit crass, but he's not here. will that make a difference in terms of personally talking to your colleagues? i say that in the context of the obamacare vote when we saw him down on the floor. he was talking to people. it was very close at the end. he gave that infamous thumbs down. he has moral stature on this question no doubt because of his personal experience. lindsey graham a yes, susan collins a yes. those are people closely in line with john mccain. >> maybe, but i have a hard time believi

thanks, mike >>> let's bring in kate warren, principal investment strategist at edward jones and jays lady and gentleman, good to have you here kate, for a long time, it was a by the dip market and then we had this period of uncertainty when you should have sold the rallies. what do you do right now is this buy the dip or sell the rallies? >> i think it's still buy the dip although there's not much of a dip because the fundamentals are still solid. we've got better than expected first quarter earnings that we're really quite strong and we think we'll see double duigit earnings through the rest of the year as well as a slight acceleration in economic growth. both of those are good news for stocks over time and although we do think that some of the recent risks have diminished, they'll probably come back that will give you an opportunity in the future when we see more volatility, obviously not today. >> jay, what do you think? you see risks in this market or just opportunity >> there's obviously risks and opportunity. i think the opportunity right now is in the oil space. we're seeing

and i sit down mike should stress here come the highest we have seen since 2007, what to make of that, robin biro and campus reform editor in chief, mr. jonesthis might defy potential polling that has popped up and it shows this blue wave coming, it still might be coming but it flies in the face of people who seem to think things are percolating. what do you think? >> you have to separate what the american people feel about the president and what they feel about members of congress and people running for reelection. it's clear that american people are rallying behind this president when it comes to the economy, they see some improvement there. but i would caution the president at not celebrating too much. when we look at an out >> millennials, despite the record low unemployment, they are not rallying. and so there's a disconnect between the method of communication at the white house showing those demographics, what the president is doing and how that should matter to them. >> shepard: may be so but then i do see something fairly consistent going on that does show people feeling a little bit better about their own economic position, their o

jones, took this thing deeply, darkly racial. ly baited on the demographics of the nflle and because alejandro, the left tackle, plays for who? mike tomlin. africa african-american coach. you have this being built up new to the alt-right media -- still in layer one -- and then it bleeds over into network news at 9:00 on a weekday night with sean hannity and gets who sees it on the curvey couch in fox and friends and then tweets his approval. now, that is not collusion. what i call it in the book is convergence. each actor has done something for their own purposes. the president feeds the base. the russians to mess with our heads. alt-right, their conspiratorial. fox for ratings. but drives us into a far more divisive society than we would otherwise be. by the way, i countedment there are 1,750 more than athletes who suit up every sunday and monday for the nfl. the sunday before the huntsville speech, six didn't stand at attention. this is a brick shy of a national crisis because of the atmospherics of our politics. we made ourselves vulnerable to self-manipulation and manipulation by an outside actor s. already mentioned, i say th

jones. thank you so much. i want to thank our guest kevin robillard, who is with huffpost. president trump says northth koa has released three americans imprisoned in north korea. mikepeo will return with them to the united states. that does it for our show. democracy now! is accepting applications for our paid video production fellowships as well as a variety of paid internships. find out more at democracynow.org. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!]

jones. to talk onitted this, i spotted it as you went through. explain what you are looking at and what the chart is telling us at the moment. mikes back to the 90's and the blue line is the year-over-year change of the smart index. they know that is the year-over-year change in the dow. what my colleague was pointing out here is that big crashes like this in the smart index are uncommon outside of nasty markets like around 2000 and 2008 are market. ist the smart index measures the first half hour of trading versus the last half hour of trading. the theory is smart money traits at the end -- trades at the end. it shows you how weak the closes have been. head scratch or white people are bowing out at the end why peopleing day -- are bowing out. julie: shares are down sharply, dampen rising since the company became public, but if you look at the various metrics here, it looks like the companies first quarter revenue is in euros come up 1.14 billion is the number we are getting, and a loss per share is 1.01, that is -- that isold number a euro number. they have a 30% and 45% gain respectively year-over-year and the total revenue num

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"dow jones newswire" chief editor glen hall, former assistant secretary of defense amber smith and last but not least, mike murphy. markets get a rattled and used to stuff like this. >> the markets are getting used to it. we had volatile last few months much after years of limited volatility, we have more volatility. that is something traders are getting used to. they're looking for the next shoe to drop. we look at the market, talked about it before, great earnings, recovering economy, yet the market is down for the year. neil: it will have an up month unless something cascades mightily. >> i think we have a good month. set up for the rest of the year is still positive. that shows people are a little bit concerned one day, one of these initial reactions turns into something a little bit more to the downside. neil: there might be a method to what the president is doing. you know him better than i, but it does seem to be, you know a civil kind of extreme response. go light one day, go tough another day. do you know what the catalyst for this suddenly not only these things are back on but back on with avenge

jones makes sense of investing. stuart: minutes from now, president trump will speak at the swearing in ceremony of mike pompeo as secretaryolicy team is in place, i say that's good. the president is in the middle of high stakes negotiations, rallying allies and confronting enemies just in case you think the foreign press gives our president the treatment he receives from the white house press look at this from the times of london. it says like nixon and reagan before him, the president's brand of brash diplomacy maybe working. keywords, maybe working, wow from the times of london how about that? i think it's time, mr. trump got a little more credit for his foreign policy initiatives. he has maneuvered the north koreans towards a history making summit, south korea's leader thinks he should get the nobel peace prize, mike pompeo on a recent tour of the middle east firmed up our allies, what a change, we're helping and thanking our allies? as the president frequently points out the iranians have been using the cash we gave them for the nook deal to wage war in syria. odds are we will be leaving that deal. that's what we elec

around these levels, guys >> mike,thanks >>> the dow and s&p 500 trying to avoid a second straight day of losses so where do we go from here let's bring in eddie perken, michael jones jim seymour, chief investment officer of seymour asset management gentlemen, good to have you here on this friday eddie, i'll start with you you're saying that investors should consider rotating out of what has been a consensus over weight in general which is information technology as well as financials. why? >> i think those areas are over-owned right now everyone knows the economy is in pretty good shape but i think the more defensive sectors, particularly those that are sensitive to the yield on the ten-year treasury are a good place to be so utilities, telecom services, these stocks have lagged on a two-year view and also lagged year to date and there's pretty good value there and we've seen what's happened in the last three days with the ten-year moving back below 3%, smof these more dividend-oriented stocks are doing well the upside that comes if rates go lower, the defensiveness that comes with these investments >> was there a trigger for this, eddie? did something happen to ma