kristin osborne did leave someone behind. her husband, justin, to man the booth while she returned to the vineyard in minnesota. "there are people emailing the winery saying, she did it for the publicity. not true. we're out thousands of dollars we spent on this." kristin osborne says as a woman entrepreneur, she does not have the luxury of taking off from work after having a baby. the nra which was founded in 1919 says it has never had an issue with exhibitors bringing newborns to the show until now. turning to the social media world. a number of deals are reported to be in the works.. starting with twitter. recode.com says twitter is in talks to buy soundcloud. sound cloud based in berlin is known as youtube for music. if it happens the aquisition would become twitter's largest to date at a guestimate of $700 million dollars. another big ticket deal from youtube-- the unit owned by google is reportedly on the verge of paying $1 billion for twitch. twitch is popular among video game fans who use it to stream video of their p

dinsdale, appreciate your time. >>> i want to turn to shane osborn. mr. osborn, you're the only elected official in this race and yet it seems that so much of the gop, that so many groups are rallying around your opponent, mr. sasse. why is that? >> well, it's clear his time out in d.c. has paid off in this race. but if you look at the conservative groups in nebraska, they are all rallying behind me. we've got a great grassroots campaign. we're the only one that's hit all 93 counties and that's going to pay off. believe it or not, i'm sure i'm the only person you've ever talked to that has strong government. i cut my budget 12%, reduced the staff over a quarter, brought transparency by putting our state budget online. those are things nebraskans want to see. smaller, more efficient government. more transparency. that's what nebraska voters will vote for today. >> now look, in this last week of this campaign you have made immigration a primary focus. you've signed this pledge with the group fair. i described it earlier. this would cap legal immigration. so

shane osborne had the help from the goff establishment. and faces tough competition and where the attack adds are flying and casy cassin is missing and the latest on the live report on this bizarre case. and now go to happening now to join the discussion. let us know what you think we should be watching. starts with back pain... ...and a choice. take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines" we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. >> taking you back to baltimore where the abc station is the scene of a bizarre incident on the television station there. a guy drove an f- 50 ford pick-up truck through the lobby doors. we are reading the news tweets from the news staffers. and they say everybody inside of the build suggest fine and accounted for. and the guy apparently is still in there himself. it appears to be a barricaded suspect situation skchlt not a hostage situation. we are told that everyone inside is acted for. why he drove the truck through

sasse and osborn. most of it is on sasse against osborn.aska world herald blew off both osborn and sasse. he said he is too tied to out-of-state groups and osborn lacks specific. and endorsed omaha, nebraska banker, sid dinddale. he never ran an attack and started to surge. all the attacks seemed to be focused on sid dindale. it would be a three-person race. there is so much money spent on this. everybody calls it tea party versus establishment. the truth is, bill, there are not a lot of differences between as gone and and sasse. or kins dale. out of six or seven that will run, whoever will ultimately will be republican nominee or republican senator. so the seat does not switch hand. it stays on republican side of the ledger in all likelihood in november, meaning republicans still need another senate seat. that is why west virginia is important. there is open seat. shelly more capito, republican congresswoman is the considered republican nominee, essentially decided on her. there is democrat, natalie tenant there. whoever wins in that seat

as you said, osborne was to the right of him. he was a bush administration official. want to read you something from the daily caller of all places. matt lewis had a quote and he's talking about ben sasse and said this. as the gop civil war recedes, it's only natural conservatives have to work out the rough edges and determine what are the acceptable cleavages between good rhetoric and good governance. it's increasingly hard to distinguish between someone poised to be the next rubio and poised to be the next shar sharonening he will. >> he came to washington and became the establishment. there is no cleavage, you can pretend to be a tea partier and come to try to do immigration and then completely flop. >> lewis is a conservative writer. he called it a phony game that's being played here. you can say, tell the tea party the things they want to hear. what you actually do here is something somewhat different. the differences have been papered over to an extent now because the establishment and the tea party are unified in being opposed to anything president obama does.

richard, now that jay leno and ellen degenerous and sir richard branson and sharon osborne opened the door, will you and all your liberal friends join us on the conservative side and stand up, identify radical islamist for what they are, their mistreatment of women and gays and lesbians who they kill, stoning to death women, allowing women to have the choice of dress. they ought to be allowed to drive their car and pick their husbands and work and ought to be able to go to school. are you going to join us with and stand up for women's rights considering those on the left like to say mitt romney with his minders of women's resumes was declaring a war on women? will you join us finally? >> i will -- sean, you know i always stand up for women's rights and lgbt -- >> i never heard you speak out against obama's policy -- >> wait one second here. i want to go back to one thing, i reject the notion the president is with jihad and al qaeda. he killed president obama -- >> actually navy seals killed him. >> we have drones up there every day destroying the taliban. that's president obama's fore

the local tea party favorite is shane osborn, former state treasurer. he got the nod in part before tea party groups. his name is ben sasse. he's the university president. last time republicans got themselves into this kind of tangle a long shot candidate, a third candidate, a dark horse named deb fischer ended up winning a senate seat almost by stent after the early front runners picked each other off in 2012. this year the stand-off between shane osborn and ben sasse may have opened the way for a self-funded candidate named sid dinsdale. republicans will be watching closely. so will we as results continue to come in. we have about 3% in. also they have a republican primary for governor. nebraska will be replacing four-term republican governor dave heinman who has endorsed jon bruning to with be his replacement. he's the attorney general. pete ricketts is the son of the wealthy owner of the chicago cubs, joe ricketts. in 2006 he challenged ben nelson and got endorsements this year from ted cruz and paul ryan and scott walker. again we have only 3% in.

he went up against shane osborn who be labelled the insider candidate the one who had the blessing oft leadership. ben sasse gets the win. he'll go up for the general election in the fall and almost a certain victory for him. another day, another media frenzy outside of a elect baldwin's apartment. it started with his arrest after he got loud with two nypd officers who were simply trying to write him a summons again and nypd spokesperson said baldwin was riding his bike against traffic around 10:15 this morning when those officers asked him for i.d. that's when baldwin told him he had no i.d. and refused to identify himself. he was cuffed after police say he became belligerent while cursing and yelling. baldwin was charged with a traffic violation and disorderly conduct. he took to twitter calling the big april all mismanaged carnival of stupidity that's desperate for revenue. the actor declined comment. tell us what you think. go facebook.com/thekellyfile and don't forget to set your drv every night 9:00 eastern. thanks so much for watching. this is the kelly file. thanks for joining

economy and government like the cameron miliband osborne accent are is to cut off all choices if youdon't want to be a speculator autistic psychopath or sociopath there are. little choice because if you go to school for something else let's say you don't want to be a banker in the city of london and possibly jump off the bank and kill yourself in an act of desperation a so many are no maybe that's not the career path you want well to study anything else you're going to incur so much debt because a financial eyes of my educational institutions once you get out the only job you have that can pay back your debt is to be a psychotic banker barclays and risk jumping off a building and creating a sidewalk splat which of course will be financial was by some splat collateralized debt obligations sold by barclays who by the way all these big banks we now know have life insurance policies on their own bankers so when they kill themselves or kill other people or to make crime the cashews then not the family and then finally here is an america headline reads early tap for a one k. replaces holme

brett osborne is a neurosurgeon. excuse me. >> hello, fancy. good morning. >> let's talk. real symptoms of dementia because i think a lot of people aren't quite sure. >> or they think dementia is the same as alzheimer's. >> that's a big misconception. dementia is a group of symptoms. alzheimer's is a brian disease. and that's the difference right there. alzheimer's is under the umbrella of dementia. and alzheimer's is 70% to 80% of dementia cases. that's number one. >> if you were misdiagnosed with alzheimer's when it was dementia. >> a lot of people are probably forgetting things and can't remember names or keys. should they be concerned there is dementia at play? >> that's a good question. that always happens to me, and it is in the range of normal. >> it is a great question. and just like your iphone, your computer has glitches, we have these glitches on occasion. and those occasional glitches are completely normal. and within the realms of normalcy. when they become contiguous and start affecting your activities for daily living, then it becomes a concern. >> how do yo

. >> have you spoken to george osborne? will you air your views to him?poken to the british government and the chancellor. we have had a discussion with this issue. he is well aware that we are quite skeptical of this deal. our experience with commitments from pfizer have been not that convincing. >> thank you for joining us today. i know you have to jump on a plane. we will speak to you again soon. sweden's finance minister talking about the potential pfizer-astrazeneca link. richard jeffrey with a few thoughts. should politicians be meddling or is it down to the shareholders? >> you can feel the rising intic sent some of those comments. politicians have to be wary about intervening in these sorts of situations. i do not think this deal is simply driven by tax considerations. i think politicians and countries have to take a step back, take a deep red, and be confident in their approach. if they want to attract investment. this is not a static situation. this is a dynamic situation. if astrazeneca is taken over by pfizer, there will be investment money av

this includes shane osborn, backed by mitch mcconnell.the way, the closest thing we will get to it next week, it states, arkansas, oregon, pennsylvania and kentucky. in our next guest is running for governor of texas as attorney general of the state. he sued the obama administration and now he's tearing up for a new fight with the bureau of land management that is trying to use 90,000 acres of property on the red river. joining us now is the attorney general from the great state of texas. it's good to have you with us. let's start with the bureau of land management. >> there has always been tension between them and ranchers and farmers across the west. this has spilled over from nevada into a disastrous performance into which they brought in reasonable amounts of firepower to bear on one ranger. so it's not something that one sees. what are you expecting when they come to your state? >> it's good to be back with you again. it's just completely out of control. this is stereotypical of what we're seeing under the obama administration where

he looks a little like jack osborne and the guy that plays capote in the other movie.guy is fantastic too. >> can i tell you what else i'm excited about? i'm for the first time am going to be able to watch "the voice" live from this studio tonight. i'm so excited. it is time for our favorite things. i'll show you mine. >> are you going to put that on? put it on! >> no, for your wife. this is a bathing suit cover by becca. they look good -- i'm telling you, they look good on everybody. they cover up the parts you don't want to be seen and -- >> doesn't look like it covers up much. >> exactly. with the bathing suit. >> oh, over a bathing suit? >> with a birthday suit, i think they would ask you to leave the pool or stay a little longer, depending -- >> what do you got? >> i have my favorite things. i do love red wine, but it is cinco de mayo, i love margaritas more! >> my favorite margarita guy. this is my guy. this is chef sam from los angeles. >> how are you? >> oh, yes. >> poloma and our house margarita made with fresh lime juice, tequila. >> let me taste. >> l.a., we

um, my name is alex osborne, and if you're watching this, it means i'm dead.just showing you. uh, but i'm probably dead. to my ex-wife magda, i leave herpes.

out a lot because of the show up don't get rich off of reality unless you're the cardinals or ozzie osborneu have to find other ventures to help support what you're doing. besight the -- beside the talent company and rescue, we have a cigar line that really helps us out. so it's creating other eaveks and i'm a business person and i like to find different things to bring more money in, to help the dogs. >> to help the dogs but also to help the image of little people, right? >> of course. >> what can you describe would be the best way for people to drop their defenses or their perhaps reactions when they don't know how to understand your experience in your life? >> we tell a little joke. when you walk to us, don't pet us on our head. do we look like fido? don't pick us up, we're not a oy, we're human. >> that happens on a regular basis? >> on a regular basis. not now. a lot of people know me. but when i would walk with hercules in the airport, it was like the parting of the red sea. now it's like, ok, we're going to miss our flight, that's what i want. i want people to respect little people a

. >> joining me now, laura ashburn and beatty cohan and jill osb n osborn. all three of you. beatty, you're the newcomer to the panel. what do you think about the fact that michelle obama is very passionate about this for school lunches? some republicans want to scale it back. they say, kids don't want to eat that stuff. >> come on, as moms we realize -- we can prepare nutritious and delicious healthy foods. i think it's a copout. >> you do? >> of course, it is. >> i have trouble getting my kids to eat that stuff. sometimes i give in. what's the difference between what i'm doing at home and the school lunches? >> there are great foods that can be prepared with healthy dips and wonderful vegetables -- >> send them over to me, beatty. laura? >> i don't think so. sometimes you put stuff in the lunchbox and it's like, did you eat lunch? i traded something or something else. but good nutrition starts at home. my kids know they have to have vegetables every night for dinner. they get to choose what they want and what they put on them. >> what's the problem with ha

by fifty percent and yet their pensions which they plan on plundering remember the bank of george osborne is allowing them to plunder their own pension fund soon well those how old on average thirty six thousand eight hundred pounds well that brings up another fallacy of the amateur speculator like we see in the case housing bubble and that it plays into behavioral economics in this case it's confirmation bias is that is the issue they underestimate their debt because to take an honest look at their true debt would be too frightening so they simply concoct a delusionary view of their debt so when it finally comes due they are in shock and then they have no where to go because their own heads in the policy of the banking kleptocratic class that runs the country is to simply cut these people off like a bad cancerous tumor and just say you speculated you went bust we're going to just pull you off the grid and good luck well they're stupid and mentally lazy and that's why the average pension fund is currently worth thirty six thousand eight hundred pounds. third lesson the average interest on

the war in vietnam and for civil rights, to suddenly see, oh, my goodness, and the editor-in-chief osbornlliott said to me later, we knew that monday that this was right, that the women were right. we have been oppressing the fall class right underneath our noses. >> and the women who followed your lead from the women in those papers? >> women at the ap, "new haven register "and "newsday close quote women started organizing in either filed complaints or talked to their management. and "the washington post." >> the women today, how where are they of the battles that occurred back then? i interviewed some women in 2010 and they knew nothing about the lawsuit. when they found out about it, they were amazed that 40 years earlier, there had been a group of women dealing with some of the same issues they were dealing with still. >> we want to thank you very much for being with us, lynn povich. began her career at newsweek as secretary became the first senior editor in the magazine's history at "newsweek." she has been editor-in-chief of "working woman" magazine and managing editor/senior execut

jay leno, ellen degenerous, sharon osborne calling for a boycott after learning a part owner is hassanal bolkiah. they are late to the game. because those stars and countless others on the left failed to recognize the raise of radical islam over the years, guess what did? on this program, we've been sounding this alarm how brutal and inhumane sha ria law is to women. here is what sharia law will represent in other states, saudi arabia and iran and requirement that women get permission from their husbands for daily freedoms, beating of disocho bead yenlt women and girls and execution of people that are gay. women in afghanistan can't work, can't go to school. we see in iran what happens, people's hands get chopped off. if you get raped as a woman you need four male eyewitnesss to prove it. >> a country that sits on the brink of coming understae ing u law, i hear one thing from the usually deafening wovoices of liberal women's groups. silence. we bring in our studio. [ inaudible ] -- audience for reaction. what do you think of the hashtag? >> a lot of people argued it's the hashtag to plow

tonight nebraska voters are choosing between the insider in osborn, outsider sasse and moderate dinsdaleubling report suggesting the white house allowed thousands of convicted criminals back on the streets. immigration and custom enforcement officials confirmed to fox news the release of some 36,000 illegal immigrants back in 2013. pending their deportation proceedings after being convicted of some serious crimes. among them, 193 homicide convictions including one willful killing of a public official with a gun. 426 sexual assault convictions. and just over 16,000 convictions for drunk or drugged driving. jay christian adams is a former doj editor and author of "injustice, exposing the racial agenda of the obama justice department." good to see you tonight. what do you make of these numbers which i.c.e. is not denying. >> they are frightening. just last year. doesn't count other years. 193 murderers, arsonist, rapist, burglars, car jackers, released on to the streets by the department of homeland security. it's a stunning fact. it's one that should give everybody pause and let congress k

. >> jimmy: the guy's name is elijah osborn. he totally saved me. pulled me out.really funny joke. of course, my phone was dying. and he came up and he looked at us and goes, "uh, you know you can't park there." [ laughter ] it was a good opening joke. but anyway, thank you, elijah, for saving me out of that sand. i won't do it again! i promise! [ applause ] we got a fun, fun show tonight. [ imitating schwarzenegger ] "he's a big time action star. he's the former governor of california." [ cheers and applause ] his new movie "sabotage" is out on friday. arnold schwarzenegger is here! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] come on! >> jimmy: he's a manly guy. also, we have a guy. he hosts one of the biggest shows on tv, "the voice." carson daly is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] he's a busy, busy man. and we got great music from vampire weekend tonight! [ cheers and applause ] it's a hot show. it's a fun, fun show. do you guys ever go on twitter and you see a tweet from a a celebrity or somebody that looks like it makes no sense? it's like a random statement

the second candidate's name is shane osborn, who came on the international scene in 2001.n aviator who was piloting a plane that was struck down early in the bush administration near china and was held hostage. later he was named one of people's sexiest men alive. the third candidate is [indiscernible] , who has been kind of off the .adar their allies have been beating each other into a pulp and there is now a perceived opening for candidate in the group, but most teale are predicting the party candidate prevailing, but no one is too confident of that. host: how are washington politics playing out in this race? caller: the tea party groups were not all aligned early on, but then they consolidated behind the antiestablishment candidate. if he comes to the senate, many be seen as a troublemaker, that is what i am guessing most people are looking at this and thinking. there is a piece here that this is a test for mitch said,ell, because as you they are criticizing -- touting the endorsement of ted cruz and at the same time criticizing mitch mcconnell with more established can

government, george osborne the chancellor of -- isn't that a great inverse of our tax policy?re have been noises made about closing this loophole whereby american companies can .e-domicile as we know in washington right now it is not the easiest thing to do. inhave seen a number of them the pharmaceutical space in particular and i expect that to continue. >> where it is business leave pfizer and astrazeneca? >> this is not dead forever. wiser has to walk a way for a. of upto -- for a period to six months. these are very strict and complex rules around takeovers of u.k. companies that were brought in as a way that brought in as the wake of kraft cadbury. that cannot happen anymore. while is dead for the next few months it can certainly come back. they are trying to show investors that they have a plan b in effect. >> where does this leave the ceo of astrazeneca? an offer down significantly higher than where his share prices trading. training --rice is where his share price is trading. >> he made some very aggressive targets, very aggressive commitments as he was trying to resis

. >> ed boggs is on the press this morning calling on an osborne. >> they want to use these macro financial tools. or limit loanss to income ratios on mortgage terms, nothing new. norway has done it. they limited high valued mortgages to 10% of mortgage lending. the big issue is in the u.k. we have a supply problem. a supply problem where they should be building around 200,000 houses a year and a only building 100,000 a year. the u.k. -- the microwave is on. the bank of england cannot build houses of the need to come to demand. >> thank you very much. stay with us this morning -- we will break down the u.k. unemployment report, the inflation report, and the unemployment data. all of that is coming up later on bloomberg. now, what one hand gives, the other one takes away which is what is happening in china. many analysts predict a stock market rally but it has the opposite impact. john joins us love him -- from hong kong. the market has slowed down. is that a fair assessment? >> for the time being, it certainly is the fact. the economic slowdown, the property slump, home sales are at 80% in

this would be new legislation that george osborne had introduced into the u.k.get more credit to businesses and this would be pretty big. >> that is quite shocking. >> does that mean peer-to-peer lenders? >> not much detail but they really want to do is the high street banks have almost a monopoly of the lending to some of these small businesses and they want to break down exactly that. i doubt they would decline a loan of barclays and pass it on to lloyd's. >> we might be hearing that tsb might be selling shares to lloyd's. >> you were talking about books and authors. thes putting food on nation's table which is a common piece in the telegraph today. this takes place every year in the u.k. ladies -- one of the one of the reporters who was was running some panels there and was talking to some of the authors. she was remarking on the number of food writers. to them last week and they were talking about a number of food -- cookbooks that they have on their books right now. she was saying there were some of these food writers that are very popular. these authors ar

but we hit that number and he's not going to raise rates because there is no recovery what george osborne did was borrowed another five hundred billion pounds. to stimulate another housing bubble and mark carney instead of addressing the underlying facts that this is not a recovery but an artificially pumped up bubble he's trying to convince people that he's got alternative means at his disposal over there at the bank of england to try to mitigate the risks of a housing bubble without taking off the table the single greatest cause which are artificially low interest rates which are not only create the housing bubble but creating no growth in the economy of the u.k. economy when you strip out the real inflation number from the c.p.i. numbers it's in negative g.d.p. u.k. g.d.p. is negative if you use actual inflation numbers to calculate the g.d.p. so the u.k. economy is actually deflating mark carney when he says something different than that is lying three thousand five hundred years in the future they'll look back at this guy at this guy mark carney as somebody who's drilled a hole in ou

or eight million pounds for nothing we're going to let him take a fee we're going to give george osborne's body from his little oxfam college and he went to to learn how to repeat the law for oxbridge we're going to give him a few million pounds as well oxbridge oxfam so another guy in cables the partment he's a business minister named michael fallon he said in front of the committee and parliament he said it was a successful floatation i have not seen any evidence that the shares were undervalued at the time of the flotation i stick by the share price you seen no evidence despite even the thirty first thirty eight percent rise in the price of the shares that means it was under price that's what is the price signal but a price signal there's something called the f. king it has all the prices if you're not reading it i don't know how to help you. ok well let's look at back to the fact that we talked about lazard was paid one point five million pounds then they made eight point four million pounds of flipping chairs the first twenty four forty eight hours now. now the public accounts committ

sharon osborne of the talk said she is joining that boy cotts. >> flights are halted after a computerirport more than 200 departing nights were not allowed to leave. dozens of flights were departed to other airports. >> what kind of student says no to harvard, princeton rngs hay shard. he judd did. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira helping me lay the groundwork. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira is proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage in many adults. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma or other types of cancer, have happened. blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions and new or

yeah that's our plan is the final solution because we're fucking terrorists now david cameron george osborne nick clegg and our frogs are you going to do anything about the terrorism they just sit there and play with your pickle all day with your buddy eric i think you're going to be pickle players because that's all you're capable of doing pick a pale pickles from eric pickles i'm playing pickles all day long for typical players could you have nothing to do for the people others got your. wrists. i guess that's going to be all the bleep bleep to say or. everything's against the law in this country but the final headline here max house prices jumped ten thousand pounds and five weeks as bank threatens to cap mortgages the average properties now on sale at a new record high of two hundred seventy two thousand and three pounds the average price jumped by ten thousand pounds between april and may this is the biggest month a month increase ever recorded and this means that the average asking price in the city of london is up nearly eighty thousand pounds so far in two thousand and fourteen or fo