'm not going to discuss bristol-myers. >> you can't not discuss bristol-myers, jeff. >>> been talkingntributing to the reconstruction of notre dame tim cook adding his name we are heartbroken for the french people and those around the world for whom notre dame is a symbol of hope relieved everyone is safe. apple will be donating to the rebuilding efforts to help restore notre dame's precious heritage for future generations. followed by an emoji of the french flag. >>> pinterest going public later this thursday in what could be the biggest week for ipos this year lesley picker and robert frank joining us we'll begin with you, leslie. >> pinterest will be a winner in the ipo, so, too, will be wall street the bigger the ipo, the more money the underwriters can make. after a u if sleepy years for tech bankers, 2019 should prove to be quite lucrative as the large u.s. banks report first quarter earnings this week, we took a look at how the battle for underwriting fees is shaping up currently jpmorgan ranks at the top of u.s. listed tech ipos much of the credit is from lyft. lyft was the fi

year, bristol myers announced a massive $74 billion takeover of celgene. i have been a big believer in this deal since their ceo came on this show and explained his reasoning earlier this year. not everyone was the same page the starboard value, increasingly activist hedge fund took a minor stake and tried to block the deal fortunately, today celgene shareholders approved the transaction, which means there's one less barrier let's check back in with the chairman and ceo of bristol myers to get a better sense of the vision and what he's going to do with celgene welcome back good to see you. thank you, giovanni. i have been thinking about how best to have our viewers get excited about this you basically are creating a new youth company. you've got existing drugs that are winning. but then you've also created a company that has so much in the pipeline i think you should talk about the pipeline and how big it is >> well, let me say first, we're very pleased with the outcome of today's vote we are getting one step closer to creating that great company >> when d

the $35 billion settlement makes her the fourth richest woman in the world behind betancourt myer myers. >> mars, of course the candy company, betancourt, l'oreal maker. and walmart. >> chocolate, walmart, make up sounds like a great week. >> and amazon. >> why didn't you get half. >> but she got a lot. >>> jussie smollett refusing to repay the city of chicago for investigating a purported hate crime, so now the city will take him back to court. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. >>> president trump confident the u.s. and chinese are close to finalizing a deal to end their yearlong trade war. >> this is the granddaddy of them all, and we'll see if it happens. it's got a very very

. >> reporter: rabbi jeffrey myers was at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh six months ago when it was attacked. ♪ the day he was part of the ceremony honoring the victims and survivors of the holocaust marking the days of remembrance. as candles were lit and names of the dead were intoned, myers reluctancely acknowledged his part in aew class of survivors and teachers. >> we've bn through it. i wish i didn't have to say h this,ow can we share our expertise and what we've learned. >>eporter: derrick ward, news4. >>> well, w all know most dads will do just about anything for their daughters. ut how about synchronized swimming? take a lookt there video. they're practicing moves. the team was ormed when one dad wanted a creative way to raise money for his daughter's synchroned swim team. and it kind of took off. i mean, i give it to these guysd the ds are not only raising money for thehe club,y've also brought attention to the spt. the dadeam will debut itsrs fit routine next month after a little more practice. >> where is this? fantastic.oks >> i think they did a pretty good job.

is bristol-myers my worm >> i have to tell you, bristol-myers, everybody told me i'm all washed up here at $45, $46. you know i think geovany got himself a powerful combination with cell gene, he'll be able to take that cash and do more things with it i say buy, buy, buy! all right. we're in the thick of earnings season be careful what you wish for i'm here to help you up. if your stock is ramping into the quarter, let's just say on "mad money" i'm revisiting the 5g recommendations telling which you companies to consider in the ever evolving space. 3m had the worst day since the crash in '87 get to the fwbottom of their report and is the morning side to the stocks like they were in february i got your fix in tonight's off the charts stay with cramer >> don't miss a second of "mad money. follow on twitter, have a question tweet cramer #madtweets send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com. miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> we're on the lookout for long term themes that can give you multiyear gains. so as long as you push them correctly. right now one of the biggest themes out the

i don't know bristol-myers down 12% this year in a market that's been surging. pfizer is down myelin is down merck is up very fractionally. do any of these look interesting to you >> if you talk to the qantas about what's going on with the market this year and separating winners and losers, it's not sector but the group within each secretary of stater are at all-time highs the slower ones, even with dividends and good buybacks, the companies with slower expectations are lagging you can look at health care and find that. you can look at energy too when we talk about financials earlier, there are financial stocks hitting all-time highs. we just had an ipo for trade web, one of the hottest ipos of the year this is not a main street name nobody know what's this does off wall street. but if you work on wall street you understand this is at the heart of all of the disruption that we're seeing. tradeweb is eliminating old-school brokerage from bond trading. it's peer to peer. this is a software play. is finance more abundant yes. are these stocks doing nothing yes. fin

henry myers was the science advisor to mou doll in 1980. and he wrote an incredible hundred page report about the cover-up at 3 mile island. the report is on the fairwinds website, so i have great difficulty finding it, it seems to have disappeared but the cover letter doesn't just blame 3 mile island but it also blames the nrc. and henry makes an incredible case for repeated opportunities to tell the truth that did not happen. >> my expert report representing the plaintiffs is also on the fairwinds site. to give you an idea how old this is, this is printed on a dot matrix printer and you can see the letters are not as crisp as they are today. well, three things i would like to discuss, should an evacuation have been ordered? that's number one and i'll get into that first, how much radiation was released and the third point is, was there an explosion? so, the first thing is that i believe, and i believe i said so and i've said so ever since, there was ample evidence at 7 am on the first day for tmi to have ordered an evacuation. there was a

it has been a big start of the year for megadeals, where we saw on the third of january bristol-myers are wonderful jason is managing things. he is getting things all right. if we can, we can take guy's chart first. guy: let's talk about the emerging market. we will be getting chinese gdp numbers. they are going to be former the market is going to go. one thing i want to highlight is how close we are getting to a bull market when it comes to developing market nations. the green line is where we get back in global market. we have been pulling higher in the channel that has been driving us up toward the line. what is interesting is the composition. stocks have traditionally driven this basket of stocks. it is some of the e-commerce stocks like alibaba that are driving this. if we get up to these highs, it will represent a pivot when it comes to emerging markets. vonnie: she is back, stronger than ever. take it away. >> look at my chart. it talks about the discrepancy between the volumes we are seeing between big deals and small deals this year. 2006,e first time since the white line is

myers president of the kiel institute for the world economy and joins us from munich so why aren't the chinese as cashed up as they once were. because the chinese economy has done through a very substantial restructuring over the last two years as china ones was the biggest exports of capital to the world and it no longer is in two thousand and eighteen it has run a current account deficit and we predict that in two thousand nine hundred twenty this will be the same so the souls of all this cash is actually trying out and that's why we think the chinese boom of investment abroad might be actually already over now germany is still top of china's theirs for european takeovers how how much is it a case of the german government being too lax about foreign investment here because we all know the chinese are extremely restrictive. so yes there isn't a symmetry that is clear we would like the chinese to open up and it makes sense in my point a few to threaten to close down chairman his market in order to get more access to the chinese one but we shouldn't forget open markets open for intact i

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we heard a little bit of that from congressman myer, that is another nonpartisan issue. vonnie: i want to point out that go can follow along @ live if you want to watch that hearing. it will pick up again and continued in a few minutes. my thanks to kevin cirilli and sonali, bloomberg investment banking reporter. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ in new york, i am vonnie quinn and this is bluebird markets. it is time now for our stock of the hour. let's bring in emma chandra who is been looking at delta. emma: delta out with their first quarter earnings. they preannounced those earnings last week, and they actually did better than what they had preannounced. earnings per share came in at $.96 more than has been estimated. a strong travel demand, especially when it comes to business travel. premium tickets. they also said they put out a robust outlook for the year ahead. they raised the four-year sales forecast. they could see sales growth at some 7%. j.p. morgan analysts saying they have a hard time finding fault with any of delta's numbers. 16 can see the company has by 16 holds.

back to you >> all right, chad myers for us. very much. >>> the portland trail blazers moving on in the nba playoffs. they beat oklahoma city in dramatic fashion. >> lillard, long-range three. and it's good! at the buzzer! >> the remarkable 37-foot three-pointer by damian lillard gave him 50 points to clinch the win. >> even i appreciate this one. >> waving good-bye to the thunder as the blazers took the series in five games. then in the celebratory scrum, lillard struck a pose. look at that. the picture is trending >> he's like, yeah, that's right. >> he scored 50. >> that's really cool. it was good. even i recognize that was a good sports moment. >>> meanwhile, the comics taking on cnn's town halls with the leading democratic candidates. here are your late night laughs. >> town halls were interesting. take a look at the beginning of bernie's event >> all right. how about our first question? >> why not? >> what else do we have to do? >> that's his campaign. bernie 2020, why not? what else do we have to do? >> i will give the un

chad myers has the forecast. scary stuff, chad >> you bet, alisyn.he storm moved across the southeast and is now turning up the coast to the northeast. there will be a threat of some severe weather. i'll say is a chance but a threat of severe weather for d.c. and long island. the weather is brought to you by the shark self-cleaning brush roll. the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself. this is a forecast radar. we'll see line after line, wave after wave of showers through d.c. it will be very slow. chicago, it will be 40. i get it. there is snow in your forecast. temperatures will be somewhere around 30, 32 when it's snowing. eventually it all melts. but, oh, we don't need this now, john. >> chad myers, thank you very much. i have to tell you today is the day i want it to rain heavily. why? it has to do with the next story. i want my boy's soccer practice to be rained out so we can go see "avengers end game." it's been out a few minutes and is already a behemoth. >> what's that about? >> superheroes. >> i have heard that. >> i like him, mark ruff

cnn meteorologist chad myers has the forecast. chad?much a spring-type pattern for the next three or four days. a slow day through o'hare if you are flying through or to there today. severe weather around oklahoma and texas and more severe weather for tomorrow. let's take you through the radar. this is what the radar should look like over the next 24 hours. storms chicago to detroit. more storms firing up in the heat of the day across the deep south and the southwest. that's where the tornadoes will likely be. for tomorrow, slightly farther to the northeast. toward joplin, into kansas. that's where the heavy rain will be. there could be areas with three to four inches of flooding rainfall. back out in the mountains, the purple is still snow. still snowing in the rockies. good for late season skiing, i guess. warmer in d.c. tomorrow. all the way to 84. john? >> chad myers for us, thank you very much. >>> so it's just the beginning for "the avengers: endgame." it shattered box office records with a $1.2 billion opening >> what's so great

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crossing the border is down from its peak two decades ago, a record number of famili and accompanied myers are trying to enter the u.s. oi >> that breakint has arrived this week at our border. >> repter: the president has threatened a border closure before, if mexico doesn't step up to help. ause i mean it and i'll close it for a long time. >> reporter: white house officials insist this time he's serious and in another controversial move, the president is cutting off some $450 million in aid to three central americun ies for he says not doing enough to discourage illegal immigration. marlene ruiz is seeking asylum nearl paso. they w don'tant to give us asylum she says. critics say closing the border won't stop the flow and neither will stripping aid from these three nations, that helps fight the crime, violence and poverty that drives people to leave in search of a better life. hallie jackson, nbc news the white house. >>> this is tom costello, it would likely only take a few weeks before americans would notice a border shutdown in the grocery aisle. near ly half of all imported vegetables

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bush did with harriet myers.e you have a systematic attempt to prevent any witness on any topic from appearing before congress. and we've never really seen anything as blatant as what this white house is doing. >> this -- this sets up the decision of you and your democratic colleagues to try to pursue investigations here. this fight that is now been precipitated over subpoenas, it figures to keep the question of the mueller report and your reaction to it in the news, in the front and center of political debate for a while, there is a new poll out today raising the question of should donald trump be impeached for this. and it was 37% yes, 56% no. is there -- we saw this with bill clinton 20 years ago. is there a move-on message there for democrats in congress and in that finding? >> steve, i don't think so. i think most americans want to hear from bob mueller. they want to hear from the white house aides about what happened. and they should make that judgment for themselves once they hear testimony. but i do think

pam and beagle myers gilded wooden sculpture evolved from the idea of folding a blank sheet of paper. and folding the paper he created across. god's isn't people have been making crosses for more than two thousand years so it's very difficult to come up with a new version of a new perspective a new way of depicting the cross. pastor knows where to find it. has little interest in art as an an with flecked of active piety he's more interested in the conflict between art and faith. the mission of the suv in both of us i always like to try something new the reason i like this piece of wood is that it gives me a structure. a subject of a cross isn't limited to the material it scatters visually it radiates insists on the op dish get this done saw that's the idea is that it's always a lot however i only know if it works after i've done it i first have to try it or . recent do it just minutes before top was abolished libyan. cologne cathedral. in one of the side chapels a sculpture produced in the year nine hundred seventy. this is the carol cross the oldest extant crucifix that no longer sho

myers hernl son hall ron -- henderson hall won -- the base will have self shuttles used to -- several shuttles used abandon campus. they use a pre-mapped route to make their rounds. the program will begin in a few weeks and is expected to last three months. >> driverless shuttles, wow. >>> pure lin construction could affect travels in langley park. beginning saturday crews will shift traffic on university boulevard between riggs road and 23rd avenue. the eastbound lanes will go back to the original location. crews are continuing to demolish medians to make way for the light-rail project. work will begin around 4:00 p.m. satuay and continuehrough most of sunday. l expee closures. >>> in "news 4 your health" now, there are new fears about a japanese measles outbreak. >> in california, hundreds may have been exposed. u.s. davis tol 200 people they may have been exposed after a 7-year-old with measles came into the e.r. two weeks ago. the exposure is upsetting bhe parentause it happened at a place where the sick and vulnerable go for treatment.me ssa hernandez is worried that her 2-year-o

michelle myer is a pediatrician nearby. >> we don't want to keep kids under lock an key but we don't really know where they can come in contact with measles. orter: california proposing state health officials say over which children can skip vaccinations to counter what some say are bogus. communities on edge tonight as the disease once eliminated continues its spread. >> and lester, we are just getting word from the massachusetts department of health of a new case of measles in the boston area. an infected person who went to at least seven busy public places possibly exposing others to this dangerous disease. >> all right. kiss kristen dahlgren, thank you. >>> the urgent manhunt and miracle survivor after a driver is seen hitting a young girl and fleeing the scene. >>> then a tv host's health battle. how a viewer saw something unusual and sounded the alarm. >>> and we brought you her story first. the little girl who got a visit from drake and a new heart on a new mission. we'll tell you about it. stay with us. >>> next tonight, the urgent manhunt for a driver caught on camera in the

bristol-myers shareholders approved$7 that company' billion acquisition of celgene.i the acqon has causedk from institutional investors saying there was too much risk involved. the deal is expected to close in the third quarter. both stocks were lower in today's trading session. and the maker of a migraine medicine iseportedly exploring a sale. according to bloomberg, biohaven pharma has attracted takeover interest. the company is expected to file a marketing application for its oral migraine treatment. shares rose about 20% to 58.24, and allegheny tech warned investors that first-quarter results would come in below the ceo said the maker of specialty materials faced unexpected headwinds like high operating costs and lower dema that things are expected to improve in the second quarter. nonetheless, the shares fell 5% to 25.66. time now for our weekly market monitor who is betting on the tertainment and gaming industry. they're names you'll want to o for the next year. joining us is president and ceo of gerber kawasaki. welcome back, russ, nice to see you again. >> thank. >> let's start wi

wil myers lost one earlier, he can't find it again. this time the ball found him.the giants win 1-9. the padres, when the series, and this game 3-1. alana smith has landed her first job out of college, with the eighth overall pick, and the wnba draft by the phoenix mercury, and christine anyway had her name one pick later anyway will play for the connecticut son. i am jack, out of my mind, game one stanley cup playoffs tonight. i'm going to san jose about you? >>absolutely. >>it smells like hockey and there. >> it smells like hockey, playoff fever, and let's see if the sharks can get a little revenge against the golden nights. >> sounds like a plan, thank you dennis. >>>we will be right back. >>> before we go we have some breaking news there was a power outage going on right now. it's affecting us, battery street and all the way to peer 23. >> we had our lights flicker a little but we are still on the air in the cbs evening news is coming up next. >>> all for just $6.99. the new meat lovers slam is here. see you at denny's. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor:

who the heck is henry myers? he was the science advisor to mo in 1980, and he wrote an incredible 100 page report about the cover up at three mile island. fairewindsis on the website. it seems to have disappeared into the ether, but we recovered it. his cover letter doesn't just blame three-mile island for the cover up, but also blames the n.r.c.. henry makes an incredible case for repeated opportunities to tell the truth that did not happen. my expert report representing the plaintiffs is also on the site. how old thisn idea is, this was printed on a matrix printer and you can see letters aren't as crisp as they are today. three things i would like to discuss, should an evacuation have been ordered, that is number one, how much radiation point,eased, and certain was there an explosion? the first thing is that i believe, and i said so back in is0s an expert, that there was ample evidence on the first day for tmi to have ordered an evacuation. there was an emergency procedure and calculations clearly showed that b

later we've asked sarah brock myer to join me tonight to discuss those questions she is with the global public policy institute here in berlin she's also an author and she called our attention with her article about germany's tendency to overestimate its power and place in the world sir good to have you on the show that is mr pompei you're right it is germany guilty of under pain yes as much that pains me to say that donald trump and mr trump ever right in this case they are and they also not the fast at ministration in the u.s. that have asked germany to pay more demi has committed to move to its two percent of the fence spending in twenty twenty four and we're now very far away from that i have just been act on a one point five percent goal that we've only just agreed to a few weeks ago and why they were making why can't germany you know what's keeping germany from opening up its pocketbook there is some kind of obsession as i mentioned with austerity with keeping up. with saving money that's just a german in the german nature seems i think it's also a question of the german city it's

moyers wrote in his myers energy and finance letter years ago very simply over to mclean every penny of every day it has to be paid if not by the borrower than by the lender so that when you for instance. aggregate one point six trillion dollars worth of student debt and it's become sort of a wink wink item oh the students are never going to have to pay those loans fact is that somebody will some other words assistant point there so all that's must be paid if not by the borrower than by the lender and so the lender in some cases they are paying back those dates in the form of a default and that is highly deflationary especially when government start to default on their debts. and so are we going to be in a situation soon where we're going to see some governments defaulting on debts wreck at the soonest difficult you know we've kind of sustained a bubble for a long time and a lot of that comes out of the bubble that we have in stocks as long as the stock market is within shooting distance of new highs. investors and people in general get the idea that things can't possibly be that wro

myers it is strange you will never ratified the u.n. arms trade treaty and i am officially announcing today that the united states will be revoking. the a fact. of america's signature from this badly misguided treatment we're taking in our signature back to the united nations arms trade treaty aims to promote global peace and stability and requires that signatories ensure the weapons that they're exporting do not end up in the wrong hands more than one hundred countries are ratified the deal now the u.s. side ended up and barack obama but never formally joined the un's responded to the trump administration says his decision had to drop its support for the deal. the arms trade treaty is the only global instrument aimed at improving transparency and accountability in the international arms trade it is a landmark achievement in the efforts to ensure responsibility in international arms transfers this is particularly important in present times when we witness growing international tensions and renewed interest in expanding and modernizing a

jennifer myers also served time in that prison. she's now a consultant who helps nonviolent first-time ocffender prepare for their first time behind bars. >> you're separated from everybody that you love. everything is out of your control. who sleeps in your room, when do you eat and what's really hard is to deal with the guards. >> reporter: as for felicity huffman, she will be pleading guilty. she's due back in court may 24th. >>> a developing story overseas. it looks like benjamin netanyahu will remain israel's prime minister after an election nail-biter. a victory by his party is expected to give him a historic fifth term in office. he is a close ally of president trump and expected to face corruption charges soon. >>> time now for a look at your weather for this wednesday. >> good morning. we're looking at damaging winds, flooding rain, blizzard conditions, major travel disruptions and significant winds all from this same monster of a major storm that's going to bring severe thunderstorms, flooding rain, ice and blizzard-like

frankly anything over about as myers deputy speaker about as mph is petrified. in that area would not have seatbelt so we are not obligated to install them. so anything over 30 miles an hour is taking life into your own hands. it has hundred foot—pounds of torque which is about... which is something people think about electric cars, there is a performance there. we find that 40 miles is about a week's worth of driving in london. how long did it take to convert this car?m took about six months. normally we would estimate between 3— six months the conversion based on whether or not we have done it before, how complex the conversion was going to be. how much are we talking about to do this? at the moment we generally suggest a based figure of about £20,000, which is a lot more than we would like it to be. ideally we would like it to be. ideally we would like it to be. ideally we would like to get to the point where you are looking at £5,000 to convert this car. classic cars have several economic fact is in their favour. they are road tax exempt and classic car insu

thank you for your was myers in the car can you pull off. a couple of. the pretty to talk a little. it's a look which of them performs. a. little pull supports the border of these products one of these mythical you'd be near the roof because the. assertion you don't want to reduce me a. little bit you. know pull someone you into believing it because you've got a story you know it's easy. to meet putin dismisses the moment investigation into the alleged collusion between trump and russia and twenty sixty total months on. the trumpet ministration as far as a fresh salvo it is zero pm is pledging to him to be you goods with tariffs worth as much the eleven billion dollars in u.s. days the move is in retaliation for the bloc subsidize ation of boeing rival. plans the world's toughest internet locusts the u.k. government unveils plans for a new independent watchdog to police the web. the era of social media firms regulation themselves is over it's time to do things differently.

the other myers a lycoming county pennsylvania one of the farmers bringing food there from pennsylvania she actually said if it's not. this is what they want to bring down to them if it's not monetary it's cleaning supplies up it's not cleaning supplies it could be food supplies we're getting a little bit of everything from a little bit of everybody we are farmers farmers help farmers everyone should be taking that lee yeah we are a community and the community of support one of those things called the wall before either one of the sixteen volunteers had made the trip to nebraska said we had some flooding issues here in wisconsin but it wasn't as bad as what we saw in nebraska was ten times worse than we got and that's the other thing you can have your back like yeah you have flooding yes these things can affect you but when you look and say look i made it through this you have it harder i can help you you know it's a simple idea of paying it forward that's the pay it forward let's help each other at the end of the day is one of the most important thing is to go to see good examples all

he didn‘t give evidence in his trial, but his lawyer benjamin myers qc said this, he has not been treatedl. it is given a cat singing ship and judging him on how well he sails it. the trail relates to 69—year—old graham mackrell, the ground‘s safety officer. but for the 96 victims who died that day, there is no complete closure yet for their relatives. fiona, thank you. mps have warned that crossrail — the new train line linking east and west london — may not be completed by next year, and could run further over budget. the line was supposed to open last december and has already cost almost £3 billion more than planned. 0ur transport correspondent, tom burridge, reports. not a single new crossrail station is complete. electrics for cctv and tannoy systems are still being sorted. this is farringdon. other stations are further behind. 0n the surface, this station is pretty much good to go, but look more closely and there is plenty of work still to be done. under the original plan, passengers would have streamed through here down onto trains last december. as things stand, the new line won‘t

bristol-myers is out now. they beat on both sales and earnings-per-share. they had first quarter sales revenue of $1.8 billion. adjusting earnings was $1.1 billion. they are up in the premarket about 2% now. alix: ups also out. earnings and revenue come in a bit light. they do see they see -- they do say they see full-year adjusted earnings up. in terms of where they might have seen a little bit of weakness, they seem to miss on both the top and bottom lines. that stop getting hit at 1% -- by 1%. david: we also have comcast out now. they beat on earnings-per-share. they also did a bit better on the revenue -- i think your pardon, a little light. but they beat on earnings-per-share, up about 1% in the premarket. alix: one company that came out a little bit ago is 3m. they cut their full-year forecasts. they see slowing growth in some of their markets, and some execution issues they had forcing them to restructure. they are cutting 2000 jobs. david: this is one worth watching because 3m really has its tentacles into a lot of industrial companies across the co

. >> reporter: april colley moves for maduro and skated her way through mike myers' movies. >> my lifeeally about glitter and rhinestones and roller skates and i was living my dream. >> reporter: until 2015 and a vacation in egypt with her boyfriend, rafael. >> he is a soul mate to me. >> reporter: one day in the desert, their tour group was attacked. >> i was thrown to the ground by like what felt like a mysterious force. but when i looked back, the sand was black, and i got up and i couldn't walk. >> reporter: colley, badly injured, say she laid there for nearly four hours calling out for rafael. he and 11 others died in the attack. >> there was blood everywhere. and the helicopters kept coming back and shooting at us. >> reporter: colley later learned the helicopters were flown by the egyptian military and made by the united states. >> egypt has said that they thought i was a terrorist. >> reporter: for what reason? did they explain? >> i have no idea, because had weapons. we permits for each tourist destination that we were going to. >> reporter: egypt's tourism ministry said the g

. >> laura: here now is michael myers, former aclu national board member. you say this is a scam. explain. >> of course, it is. it is more of the blame whitey movement mania and madness. that's what you get with al sharpton so-called house of justice. youof have diversion and distraction. you have this notion of thought. at that house of so-called justice, you have either a horror picture show showing or you have -- applaud. either way it is not to be taken seriously. i can't understand how serious theta presidential contender can give legitimate thoughts to a racialal blowoff. i think it is outrageous and silly on the part of the presidential candidate. anybody who thinks that white americans are going to take the blame or going to feel guilty or give their land and their property away in some sort of reparation pot because they feel responsibility for the sins of their fore beers. they are not. >> laura: al sharpton was trying to talk about the economic standing. >> blacks are still doubly unemployed. trump said black unemployment ever was. we still doubled the whites. how do yo

does he understand that traditionally -- you bring up the issue of harriet myers. does the president understand traditionally courts tend to rule that it's not a president's determination to make? >> i'm not sure how he is on the legal argument. it is fairly untested in the court so we don't quite know where this is going to go. he talked about allowing his people to talk to mueller. a lot of lawyers would tell you that the white house has weakened its position because they are waved the executive privilege twice now, once when they let their people go and be interviewed and again within recent weeks when there was the conversation about whether to allow the report to be published. and the white house patrapparen said they would allow the piece of the report to be let out to the public. >> it's a really interesting point that you make in the story. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >>> now to the trump administration seemingly sticking their collective heads in the sand when it comes to russia's ongoing efforts. the "new york times" is r

he was on seth myers last night, this is how he's framing the mueller report. >> it confirmed a lot of things that we were worried about. we have a president that asks in a self-serving way. a lot of behavior that was at beast unethical and legally problematic to put it charitably. the way the attorney general conducted himself as though he were the personal attorney of the president was incredibly troubling, too. at the same time, i'm not sure it will change much. >> dana: isn't that the bottom line? >> i agree with the last thing he said. i don't think it changes much. people on the left are dug in and believing they just don't like the president regardless of what they're going to see in this report. there's fair-minded people like donna that will read the report and say maybe i'll give them some credit. a lot of people dug in on the right saying this was a sham the whole time. never collusion. swalwell and schiff and the others said they have evidence. that wasn't true. folks on the left shouldn't apologize over that. they should realize the report that donna is talking about going

amy myers is here to help us look at this.f the program on energy security and climate change. thank you for being with us. the concern most people have when it comes to the price of oil is the price of gas or the price of heating oil as it affects them. what do you sense happens as a result of these moves? >> well, i think it's going to be a very sad memorial day, because i think we can expect to pay higher prices at the pump here in the united states. i think iran and some of its trading partners had assumed that president trump would not clamp down the way that was announced today because he would be just too politically insecure to tinker with the possibility of high gasoline prices going into our peak driving season. so the market was completely taken off guard today when it became clear that the administration is serious about widening down these waivers. china had actually been increasing its purchases from iran. so i think this is a signal to the chinese that the administration did not like the direction it was going.

chad myers has the forecast. how is it looking? >> warm for you. up to 77 in new york.in the northeast with rain and clouds this morning. severe weather across the southeast with the potential for tornadoes later on today. busy day today. brought to you by boost nutritional drink, be up for life. the yellow areas, tornadoes are possible today. certainly hail as well. there's the radar now. 7:00 in the morning. by 5:00 the storms get bigger. charlotte, atlanta up to richmond by tonight. that's just part of the story, how warm it will be as well. you'll break 80 degrees in d.c. today. a lot of rainfall coming down. could be two or three inches of rain. d.c. 82. minneapolis 67. but the problem is you will drop 30, 35 degrees and by wednesday, a snowstorm is in your future. that's spring in the u.s., john. >> all right, chad. we'll enjoy the warmth here assuming the airports are open. appreciate it for much. she's one of the obamas' closest friend. now senior adviser valerie jarrett has a book about her journey to the white house. she joins us next. i don't keep track of re

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let's go to our meteorologist chad myers with more.certainly not over yet. >> certainly, another storm, a lot like the one we had on saturday and sunday, coming into the southwest right now. it'll be in the midwest for the middle part of the week. this weather is brought to you by allegra d. 24 hour relief of your worst all allergy symptoms. use as directed. there's the low, over las vegas now. it gets to texas for tomorrow. more severe weather popping up. over the weekend, we had over 25 tornadoes on the ground, and this is a very similar system, as we had over the past couple of days. there it is for your wednesday into thursday. finally, on friday, on up into even the northeast. there's the bull's eye for wednesday right over texas and oklahoma. then it moves farther to the east. by friday, the circle is right there, right up and down all the big east coast cities because it is going to be warming up. warm air, cold air, you get the severe weather. d.c. on thursday, all the way to 81. john? >> warming up, chad. thank you very much.

the tree of life rabbi jeffrey myers told the crowd my words have never disappeared from my language.hey have been replaced with "yet again." what are the conversations that you and that the congregation are having today about how to move forward? >> in circumstances like this, i think really the best thing that we can all do is to focus on the needs of the victims and the families. we are focused here on the families of victims from pittsburgh because we know they are hurting and they need healing. i think people think, too, about helping the families in poway who are really going to need support. there is plenty of psychological services available. pittsburgh has the center for victims which is a weekend and 24-hour hotline so if people are feeling traumatized we are trying to hit the jewish federation of great pittsburgh and i sincerely hope other people know there are help resources available for them. >> you mentioned what has happened even since that six months ago in your community we have that the new zealand mosques and louisiana churches that have been burned, the churches i

it tells you what resources are available to you as a veteran, but there are some things like a myers-briggs test that you might take to discover who you are now when you are exiting the military. however, you're doing this on active duty. you're not transitioned in taking these tests, it is a transition every course. >> did you have any other questions? >> i just thank you made such a great point of how much recruiting and training the government does to get individuals into the military and then on the backend, they're just not engaged. >> there is a reboot program down in san diego, it has replaced the top classes. the military base in the commanders down there are not his our note sending them to a third party, bso, because the classes that the government provides are insufficient. >> thank you, thank you so much for your application. thank you. last, but certainly not least, kyle,. is kyle here? no. there are few people who enter the room after we called. i want to make sure anyone who has applied for a seat on the commission that didn't get a chance to speak. is anyone here? nope. wond

and i have a question, though, about celgin, the merger with bristol-myers is going to happen so do you>> no, i think it's done you're going to get the merger find the next one. find the next stock. that's what matters. mike in massachusetts. mike >> jim, booyah, booyah, how are you, man >> booyah. >> what do you know about world tower? >> you know, if you're going to buy he c bye-b buy healthcare, buy ftr. dave in arizona. >> jim, first time caller here, thank you so much for all your help my stock is care, tdna >> i do not know care decks. i know the heart transplant business, unfortunately, it's not really a business, but let me do some work on it and i will come back. let's go to bill in colorado bill >> jim professor cramer >> yes >> big booyah to you from snowy colorado >> oh, yeah, i saw it was snowing in syracuse too. amazing. what's going on? >> i've been a long-term listener >> okay. >> and about two, three years ago i took some of my "mad money," some of my extra mad money and invested in a speculative stock. >> okay. >> and that speculative stock was bought and about, oh, i