david: noelle, they're investigating right now.ergate began with a crime, the break-in at dnc headquarters. the only crime that we know of is happened that somebody is leaking information from inside of the u.s. government to make donald trump look bad. >> absolutely. i think that you know, the mainstream media was quick to jump on the nixon comparison. why? because you know, conspiracy theory and everything that went on with watergate with nixon, and, plus the big reason is, nixon was dishonest and it was a disgrace. so i think that if they can tie this together they would but the biggest thing is, woodward, who is was actually involved in it, actually a part of all this sat said absolutely not. there is really not a comparison. david: i think the american public, capri is smart enough to figure this out, serious differences media pushing watergate they want the same thing that happened to nixon to donald trump. >> right. david: "wall street journal" came out with a poll today showing that donald trump's approval, disapproval rati

go ahead, noelle. >> well, thank you, melissa.hat i think is absolutely hilarious is the fact that the left is appalled at the fact that the republicans actually not only do they know what is in the bill, but they have taken time to repeal and replace it with something responsible, which number one, lower premiums, and you know -- melissa: we'll see evidence of that. we'll need to see evidence of it or republicans will be in just as big trouble as democrats. thanks to both of you guys. appreciate it. all right. david: coming up, welcoming communists to city hall. melissa: why not? david: how a ban that dates back decades is causing major backlash right now. plus a possible deadly loophole for auto dealers. do not buy a used car until you hear this. ♪ number [vo] when it comes to investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to b

>> yes, absolutely. >> i'm going to give this to noelle first. >> alex, this is hard. pundit work for a long time. you've put me on the spot here so i have to tell you that i really think that if you ask a republican, they're going to say, you know, the talking points are as follows. he was going to fire him anyway. maybe the way it was handled, maybe the way he fired him wasn't the best way. they're going to say of course there's something there. of course there is something to it. i have to take this back to the beginning. i didn't think the democrats were too high on comey anyway. this is one person i'm puzzled about why the left is so exasperated, so upset about his firing because a lot of people feel like, alex, that it was because of comey hillary clinton lost her election. >> well, you have a point, certainly sentiment that has been echoed. >> well, i'm happy to step in and say that i think comey should have been fired, but that's not the point any longer. >> and you're not alone, i might add. >> and that's not the point anymore. the point is not that comey was

. >>> when noelle santos of the bronx in new york learned her local barnes & noble was shutting down, decided to do something about it. she went into business opening her own bookstore, the lit bar. jenna bush hager has more. >> passion that kills stigmas and for once again, the bronx keeps creating it. we are worthy. i stand here today and ask you to open your hearts and help me show the world what many fail to see, the bronx is no longer burning, except with the desire to read. >> reporter: the bronx is a hub of culture, giving rise to hip hop to stars like jennifer lopez and where the new york yankees play ball. they do not have a general interest in sight. >> there's nowhere to go. it shouldn't be that hard to have access to literature. >> reporter: she is determined to change it. barnes & noble, the last bookstore announced plans to close its doors. >> i love my borough. everything came together. my a-ha moment. >> reporter: the hr director didn't know the first thing about owning a bookstore, but she was ready try. >> i googled it, how to open a bookstore. >> reporter: the lit b

contingent on that, noelle, the president listening to that coo, right?>> yes, you're right about that but i mean, you've got to look at bumpy road that president trump has had since he has taken office and you've got so also look at the fact that spicer, reince priebus, these people have taken political bullets for him while he was running for president. i mean, they have got his back. they are proven. look at all these people, you know, even, i'm wondering now if the reason why he is thinking about even getting rid of them because maybe he is feeling like their ratings are down, because if you look at "snl," steve bannon is portrayed as the grim reaper and sean spicer as angry irish guy. maybe he is fearing that maybe the ratings aren't great. on the -- neil: bloom is little bit off that rose. or responding to poll numbers. they're always fleeting. we always get into that when we chat. >> true. neil: let me get your take, bree, on the fact that these rumors are out there. markets are advancing just the same. there are variety of reasons for that obvious

just a thought, noelle. thank you. >> and warm milk. melissa: there you go, thank you.id: you're a cookie fanatic. melissa: i always said that my husband "60 minutes," give them food. they're totally distracted, that never happens, right exactly. whatever. take it for what it is worth. david: ariana grande is heading back to manchester. hear you how the singer is planning to honor victims of that horrible bombing last week. plus a new texas law is literally causing a brawl here. why lawmakers in the state had to be held back by fighting a cosponsor. representative james white is here. coming next. >> there was a threat made from representative rinaldi to put a bullet in one of my colleague's head. >> we both, you did what? yeah, i called i.c.e. then he said, f-em. >> he iced things to incite me. that is exactly what he did. ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with new tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum new tums chewy bites. david: battle over sanctuary cities sparks a scuffle inside of the texas legislature as p

noelle, i'm just kidding.oelle, when i hear and see this type of thing and you i know each party plays the game cbo supports the strategy, a lot love if they don't, having said that, these things are really hard to predict, especially knowing how many willing covered to gerri willis's point tent years from now. you're trying to prove a trend specious to begin with, reverses itself that dramatically in 10 years, right? >> you're absolutely right. the cbo, does anyone really trust these numbers. gerri had it right when she gave facts about the 22 million were going to sign up, it was actual 10 million. to go a step further, we've got, remember the small business exchange under obamacare where 4 million people the cbo said would sign up when actually it was about 233,000 people. that is pretty, way, way off. i don't think anybody really cares or give as hoot about the cbo numbers because i don't really think the score affects them. what i will tell you what i find really strange is that the co-chairman for the, f

. >> nair, playing off what noelle is saying there, how do you think they are committed to backing thent with the vision that we expect to see laid out in this upcoming speech in the fight against international terrorism? >> sure. the saudis are certain ly -- i would say personality in they tend to rule as family, tend to keep their family members close in positions of important government power, and then they also look at business interests. the saudis are known -- this family in particular came to power because of oil, and they are expert at how to make money. so there's a common personal interest there. the question will be will this translate into a common public interest. the saudis unfortunately are not considered the most progressive in the muslim world or actually in the world at large. they are, in fact, oppressive to women, oppressive to labor and the working class, and they are going to be struggling in terms of human rights. that's what we call now i guess moralizing, but that has tritionally been the u.s. spear, the tip o the spear is leaning forward on american values of

noelle impede one of the finalist, he averaged 20 points and 8 rebounds per game. the winner will be announced june 26th. charles barclay like's star him him -- star better than impede. >> he's been in the league for three years, he didn't play enough games, so my pick issari. >> labron james is on a mission, labron 30 points. j. r.smith beats the buzzer, cleveland wins 130-86 to take a 2-0 series lead. that's a look at sports, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific weekend. what are mommy and daddy like before their dunkin'? they are ridiculous when they first wake up. daddy walks into the walls like he's a bumper car. your dunkin' doesn't make you, you... but it helps. delicious dunkin' donuts coffee. pick some up where you buy groceries. when you make a pb&j with smucker's, that's the difference between ordinary everyday and exquisitely delicious in an everyday sort of way. because with a name like smucker's, it has to be good. and exquisitely delicious in an everyday sort of way. crews search for a teenage boy who went swimming with friends in the delawa

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noelle gardner explains why. business has been great for toy shops.y for kids and kids at heart.... the fidget spinner aaron schiff /13 year old: "you can sit there for hours and hours and you don't get bored with them, you watch them just spin."lori hershman "i've been up late at night."lori hershman says the fidget spinner keeps your hands busy so you can concentrate.jordie's toy shoppe has been spinning, keeping the toy in stock. "now they are asking for these glow ones, the ones when you pin them they'll light up."judy falaro, professor of special education at quinnipiac university says it's a distraction in the classroom. aaron schiff /13 year old: some of them are very loud and people are holding them up- and that can be annoyingthis has become such a fad that everybody in the classroom has one and in some district they've said you're not allowed to take them out during class."the three pronged gadget made of plastic and ball bearings is also marketed for people with autism and adhd to provide a calming and distracting effect. "to market it for

noelle gardner explains. business has been great for toy shops.ttest toy for kids and kids at heart.... the fidget spinner aaron schiff /13 year old: "you can sit there for hours and hours and you don't get bored with them, you watch them just spin."lori hershman "i've been up late at night."lori hershman says the fidget spinner keeps your hands busy so you can concentrate.jordie's toy shoppe has been spinning, keeping the toy in stock. "now they are asking for these glow ones, the ones when you pin them they'll light up."judy falaro, professor of special education at quinnipiac university says it's a distraction in the classroom. aaron schiff /13 year old: some of them are very loud and people are holding them up- and that can be annoyingthis has become such a fad that everybody in the classroom has one and in some district they've said you're not allowed to take them out during class."the three pronged gadget made of plastic and ball bearings is also marketed for people with autism and adhd to provide a calming and distracting effect. "to market

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noelle, what is it like being a republican these days?> you will find out because i'm scrambling right now. it's very hard stimometimes. it's hard to defend the party, it's hard to defend trump. but i will say one thing. we do have some things to be proud of. we have a supreme court nominee through, gorsuch, which is great. we got 300,000 jobs within his first month, and a lot of these are union jobs. >> supreme court nominee, that's one thing. but, you know, they're fighting over health care, they had to go back to it twice, they're waiting for a cbo score today. the senate says it's not going to go anywhere, the senate says trump's tax proposal is dead on arrival. he promised to do infrastructure. what's going to be happening? >> we know it's on us, and i'm not going to try to feed you a line of anything. we know it's on us. we know the pressure is on us. we know that with a republican house and a republican senate, republican president, we know all eyes are on us, and it's our ball to fumble. right now we have had a couple of fumbles.

noelle gardner explains why this is happening. business has been great for toy shops.st toy for kids and kids at heart.... the fidget spinner aaron schiff /13 year old: "you can sit there for hours and hours and you don't get bored with them, you watch them just spin."lori hershman "i've been up late at night."lori hershman says the fidget spinner keeps your hands busy so you can concentrate.jordie's toy shoppe has been spinning, keeping the toy in stock. "now they are asking for these glow ones, the ones when you pin them they'll light up."judy falaro, professor of special education at quinnipiac university says it's a distraction in the classroom. aaron schiff /13 year old: some of them are very loud and people are holding them up- and that can be annoyingthis has become such a fad that everybody in the classroom has one and in some district they've said you're not allowed to take them out during class."the three pronged gadget made of plastic and ball bearings is also marketed for people with autism and adhd to provide a calming and distracting effect. "to market it

//noelle davis/resident- "i can't even imagine what it must be like to lose a child.um, i've lost my brother and i've also lost my husband, so i know what its like, you know, to lose someone that you really care about and for her, you know, being so young and everything, its just, you know, horrible, you know, that that happened. but at least her family will see justice finally after all this time."(vicki) and, as we've mentioned -- this case is still not over. the sentencing phase will begin on may 16th... garcia-torres could face the death penalty or life in prison without the possibility of parole. (grant) bart police are looking for a man who punched another rider... in an apparent hate crime attack at the powell street station last night. officers say the victim was standing on the platform just before midnight when the suspect walked up and called him several gay slurs. that's when police say the suspect punched him in the face. the victim went to police to report the crime as the suspect boarded a pittsburg/bay point train. officers stopped the train at the mac

noelle gardner explains why. business has been great for toy shops.ttest toy for kids and kids at heart.... the fidget spinner aaron schiff /13 year old: "you can sit there for hours and hours and you don't get bored with them, you watch them just spin."lori hershman "i've been up late at night."lori hershman says the fidget spinner keeps your hands busy so you can concentrate.jordie's toy shoppe has been spinning, keeping the toy in stock. "now they are asking for these glow ones, the ones when you pin them they'll light up."judy falaro, professor of special education at quinnipiac university says it's a distraction in the classroom. aaron schiff /13 year old: some of them are very loud and people are holding them up- and that can be annoyingthis has become such a fad that everybody in the classroom has one and in some district they've said you're not allowed to take them out during class."the three pronged gadget made of plastic and ball bearings is also marketed for people with autism and adhd to provide a calming and distracting effect. "to market