kay parsons had been murdered.ted thinking this killer might just be someone who knew both women, kay and becky, someone who had been right there at the scene of the crime. >> police take a closer look at becky's son michael. >> he discovers his mother's house broken into. he's on the scene when we get there. so that raised a lot of red flags. >> but why would michael murder his mother's best friend? find the remote yet? nah. honey look, your old portable cd player. my high school rethainer. oh don't... it's early 90s sitcom star dave coulier... cut...it...out! [laughing] what year is it? as long as sff gets lost in the couch, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. for mild-to-moderate eczema? it can be used almost everywhere on almost everybody. the leg of this little guy? the arm of an arm wrestler? the face of a fairy? eucrisa is a prescription eczema ointment for ages 2 and up. it blocks overactive pde4 enzymes within your skin. and it

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you know because we can travel to and when we shouldn't have to but we can do got what you pregnant parson has to organize and find all that information all by themselves and when you're facing a crisis pregnancy or fetal fate labs or mallaby diagnosis the last thing that you have the head to do is try to organize like organize accommodation try and find some health care where you are a case where you can actually have a terminations. hearing the words of actually talk we also heard from kelly o'dowd oh and with this via you tube elizabeth says i love that their shirts say trust women that sums up perfectly why women should have a choice thank you for joining us on this issue. we head to the united states where social media exploded recently of a news about the treatment of migrant children being held by authorities at the mexican border today uses began calling for action with the hashtags where the children and missing children after reports circulating that youngsters were being separated from their migrant parents and that the government had lost track of almost fifteen hundred of them

with me on the set is robert parsons. talk to us a bit more about the role of france in all of this. why hasn't stepped to the forefront in this particular conflict in libya? what does it need to make happen for things to change there? robert: it is a good question. many said there was no need for france to get involved at this stage. weretalians in particular concerned last year when france intoed the rival leaders this meeting in paris today, to come to paris to go head-to-head to talk about where things should move forward. plus, there was an already existing u.n. roadmap. france would argue that something needs to be done to push things forward to be not just unity in the country, but also solidarity from the regional power. what the conference in paris today has done is bring all those elements together. the big powers like turkey, russia, the european union, italy, african states, the north -- they haveypt all been brought together. from the many factions area of western libya who are not represented. whether or not

stephanie parsons apartment is in perfect order nobody would suspect that she has financial worries but she certainly does her former partner broke into the flat smashed everything and beat her up until the court ruling stephanie parson is left to carry the costs. well. you man i think i'll give you two hundred euros. in most of the. make up at one sitting i want to say many offices they had appointments in one to three weeks time if at all only for downtown south book so much bureaucracy and then they might not help you after all clues could not or could hear. max lui gives money to those who recently got into difficulties the cash donations are small but highly appreciated on average three hundred thirty thousand euros per year so is this a model or european cities should copy stefan selker doesn't think so puts the this way poverty no longer appears to be a problem in it to politicize it and poverty argument well that's why i think mike's lugar's contain a project should remain a one off initiative like. the post-war market doesn't work as a large scale system i wonder if i flip this

. >> i've gotten him a couple of times. [ laughter ] and jim parsons.mmy: he's fine, he's okay. >> he's amazing. he's back in the show, everything, he's great. >> jimmy: he's brilliant. >> he didn't miss a beat. he is a total trooper. but, yes, he fractured his foot during curtain call one night. but he's back. he's a total trooper and it's like he didn't miss a beat. i mean, he's -- >> jimmy: he is, yeah. but is he wearing like -- does he have a cast? or does he have a -- >> he has a boot for now and -- >> jimmy: is he using it as his character? [ light laughter ] >> you know, the interesting thing, the first couple of performances back, he had a a cane and a lot people thought it was part of the character. >> jimmy: a cane. >> because it does have kind of a richard iii vibe, you know? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's coming on our show. he better bring a cane. [ laughter ] jim parsons should totally -- >> just a pimp cane. >> jimmy: yeah, just like a a full on cane. i want like a staff cane and, like gold. >> with a goblet on top. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughte

on the streets of the french capital the aftermath of a terrorist attack it took place in one of parsons most central districts on a busy saturday night and one person was killed. right. in front if i was working in the restaurant and suddenly i heard a woman screaming she tried to seek shelter but unfortunately she couldn't he came and attacked her that's when the panic started everyone started screaming and trying to reach our restaurant. and we heard chanting and a big movement of people incredible people were shouting under the table hygiene on the ground and that's how it started. france's anti terrorism unit has taken over the investigation after the so-called islamic state group says it carried out the attack. at this stage due in part to witness accounts that the attacker shouted allah akbar as he attacked people with a knife. to the paris antiterrorism judges are handling the case says. you. know. authorities say the attacker was born in chechnya in one nine hundred ninety seven his parents have been detained for questioning. france's interior minister visited the injured. once

we know him. >> jim parsons. >> jimmy: zachary quinto. >> zach, matt, robin. >> jimmy: matt bomer. >> this is his broadway debut, actually. it's his first broadway show. yeah. >> jimmy: it is? >> so -- absolutely. and tuc watkins, this is his first broadway so -- yeah, so there's a little hazing, you know, just to, like, warm him into the -- >> jimmy: that's theater haze? >> matt is also like -- i've known matt for a very long time, and i -- i love him. but he's very easy to crack up on stage. >> jimmy: oh, so you want to -- >> which is fun. so just, like, go for him nightly. [ light laughter ] and just, like, i want to, like, make him laugh. >> jimmy: you can make him break? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> i mean, not in, like, a a terrible way. he's a professional. but, like, i like to try to shock him as much as possible. >> jimmy: huh, why? just to play with him? >> because it's fun. he's so pretty. [ laughter ] he's so pretty so i got to give him a hard time about something. you know what i mean? >> jimmy: -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's fun. >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you like doi

roger parsons/ air national guard: "our thoughts and prayers go out to them.s devastating."crews survey the site -- as investigators work to determine what caused the crash.senior master sgt. roger parsons/ air national guard: "our goal is always safety and to find out what happened so it doesn't happen again."i'm mary moloney reporting. (vicki) the plane that crashed was previously used for relief efforts during hurricane maria last year. it was also used to rescue people out of the british virgin islands during hurricane irma. (grant) new at nine.... porn star stormey daniels is back in the news tonight...after former new york mayor rudy guliani...one of the president's new attorneys...said mister trump reimbursed his attorney, michael cohen, after cohen paid daniels 130-thousand in hush money. the rpesident has denied knowing about the payment. daniels' attorney says the president quote "has participated in a felony" and must face consequences for lying and deceiving the american people. (vicki) as if california did not already feel like it was bursting at

. >>> missouri lieutenant governor mike parson will be sworn in friday as the state's new governor.this after the state's current governor, eric greitens, announced his resignation. the 44-year-old republican had been facing potential impeachment over an extramarital affair as well as misuse of a charity donor list. >>> back in the golden stated, new sexual harassment policies are in the works at the capital. >> california lawmakers pledged last week to present new policies by the end of next month. this comes eight months after several women in sacramento published an open letter detailing inappropriate behavior by men in state politics. the letter was signed by more than 140 women. >>> questions are being raised over whether marin county sheriff is cooperating with federal immigration agents. back in januar state legislators passed a law limi local law enforcement's ability to cooperate with i.c.e. that includes giving i.c.e. information on inmate release dates. yesterday, marin county sheriff robert doyle said i.c.e. took 65 to 67 former marin county inmates into custody in the l

. >> tonight, the return of sandra bern hart and sexy time for 90-year-old es tell parsons.you, was it a immediate yes? >> i was nervous. i said i'm not going back unless the scripts are good. beyond my wildest expectations. sex? sex? my favorite thing. when i hear life coach, i think it should be someone who has a life. >> she's still sassy. es tell is relishing her return as roseanne's mom who got booted out of her newsing home. sandra is reprising her role as nancy. who used to be married to roseanne's ex on the show, but later came out as a leez bean. >> she's not far where she came from. >> when i'm kissing her, i'm thinking of you, honey. >> when i'm kissing him, i'm thinking of you, too. >> the ladies have remained friends since then. so sandra's guest spot was a no-brainer. >> it was a strange thing. i had reached out the sara gilbert and said, of course, i would love to come back. ro roseanne, said, come over here. we're doing the ninth episode. i want her back. >> with "roseanne" set to come back for another season, we could see more of her mom. >> i know he said,

guest star sandra bernhard returned as nancy, and so did rowsn's mom estelle parsons.oth ladies about their future on the reboot. >> when roseanne called you and said i want to bring beverly back, was it an immediate yes? >> i was a little nervous. i thought i'm not going back unless the scripts are good. beyond my wildest expectations. sex? sex? my favorite thing? >> when i hear life coach, i think it should be someone who has a life. >> she's still sassy. estel estelle's relishing her return as roseanne's mom, who got booted out of her nursing home for some wild behavior. meanwhile, sandra's reprising her role as nancy, who used to be married to roseanne's ex, tom arnold, on the show and later came out as a lesbian. >> she's sort of, you know, not far from where we left her. i'll put it that way. she's not with morgan fairchild anymore. sadly. >> when i'm kissing her i'm thinking of you, honey. >> when i'm kissing her i'm thinking of you too. >> we were on with the gang back in 1991 and the ladies ve mand friends ever since. so sandra's guest spot was kind of a no-br

state of missouri today and resigning his office and i am cheering for new incoming governor mike parsoning to do a great job. my office stands ready to assist in the transition. now the state of missouri can move forward to what is going to be a better day. so we look forward to putting this behind us and governor parson, i think, is going to do great. >> martha: do you think, you know, it was your pursuing of the charity donor list that turned the tide here? because he had a decision that didn't go the way his attorneys wanted it to go today, correct? >> that's correct. earlier in court today, martha. look, i took an oath as attorney general to enforce the law of missouri without fear or favor to anybody. and that's exactly what i have done and that's what i'm going to go on doing. whether that means taking on sex traffickers or standing up to big pharma or to big tech. my office enforces the laws of missouri and defends the people of missouri, no matter who it is that's what we have always done and that's exactly what i'm going to keep doing. >> martha: there was criticism of you earl

to parsons much really.a little for the point of the function and barcelona we are where you're so they move they also get a lot easier to either of you know following suit clubs don't have become global brands it is one of the biggest rather reasonable for. me to feel the support of the and who comes but what happens when you have both of them. played another overflow now has been over my long form you see these are the questions you get ultimately us when outside the state someone finds out your partner has nothing to obama many many times but in my case it's always the same the best thing you mean when you're talking about getting the full boat. i was born and raised in valencia all my family are bought into any stocks fall into supporters for seventy years i also played as i keep in the n.t. i got them i wasn't good enough to go broke but one would have done it both clubs wanted to sign me. to answer. question because some tired of hearing the damned we are madrid or barcelona every trauma trouble somewh

to see if these two parsons' much really.know little for the next couple of militiamen and barcelona we are with also the group they are going to download the eagles in the fall of two clubs going to have become global brands it is one of the biggest rather reasonable football team. in the field of supportable number of american. but one hundred when you hate both of them. that mother didn't want to loan out this plan all along only see these are the questions you get ultimately ask when outside spain someone finds out that your husband has nothing to all obama many many times but in my case it's all with the same the best thing you mean when you're talking about the invention of the polls. i was born and raised in valencia all my family are balanced any stocks fell into shoulders for several years i also played as a keeper in there but in p.r. company i was in good enough to go pro but one would have done it both clubs wanted to sign me. to answer that question because some tired of hearing the damn real madrid or barcelona

traditionalist still disparage the nine twenty four as a housewives' for shipping at the white house called parsons i. for a time it even seemed like the nine eleven his days were numbered which would have spelled the end of the traditional porsche design the watercooled front engine one hundred twenty four looks set to become the standard for future models. the first porsche with a front engine needed a bit of tweaking to meet the brand's reputation for sportiness christophe explains the engineers through on the transaxle principle meaning engine in front transmission. it's a rear a nearly five meters a rigid metal in between that help distribute weight evenly and ensure neutral handling qualities so it was a fast and confident right up but not particularly spectacular for them as on the spectacle. he said i put a portion on feel something concrete like i beat a porsche nine twenty four was designed by a harm like guy who later became a horse's head of design and but he wasn't even thirty years old at the time is designed featured a completely plain chassis with many flat surfaces pop up headlight

air force senior master sergeant robert parson: >> there were airmen on the e ane that were deceased, we're not giving out any numbers at this time. >> glor: and mark, we are just now getting some new information on this c-130. what do we know? id reporter: jeff, i did some digging into the plane's history. it turns out, this is one of the oldest c-130s still flying. it was on its way to tucson to be retired. and this morning, after takeoff, it was in the air for about two miles when it dropped from the sky. >> glor: interesting to hear the details and how the pilot attempted to avoid areas where people might be. mark strassmann, thank you very much. rse first death has been reported in the e. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce, and jericka duncan is following this story tonight. jericka, what do we know? >> reporter: well, we know the ell,t death was in california. no other details have been released. today, the centers for disease control reported 23 more cases since last week. that brings the total to 121 people in 25 states that have been infected with e. coli. this is a part

we went to meet a young woman from detroit inside a lab at parsons school of design.the design school. where inside this classroom -- hey, guys. alli roseman and jack burns, once students here together with an idea that might help many see clearer. so, this is your made in america idea. >> yeah. >> reporter: glasses and sunglasses made with that plastic. some of the money would go right back to flint. the two of you were in this lab that we're standing in years ago. >> four years ago, yeah. >> reporter: and you're back, trying to make change. so, you went home to flint to help them with this and you were thinking, what are they going to do with all this plastic? >> yeah. >> reporter: she saw the empty plastic water bottles. now, she's putting people to work. >> reporter: so, creating jobs and helping people see? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> reporter: that kind of works out. the bottles are collected and turned into these pellets. these molded into lenses. each prescription checked, then the lenses cut, the frames assembled. through their kickstarter, they hope to raise enough

mark: i mark parson. close onhe european "bloomberg markets."la will offer an upgraded model three for $78,000. this came up pretty out of the blue, right? >> well, you knew there would be a dual motor version. equivalentnly is the of all-wheel-drive comeau which helps customers in the northeast and some areas that might get implement whether -- all-wheel-drive, which helps customers in the northeast in some areas that might get implement weather. we saw that coming eventually. vonnie: at the same time, we didn't know necessarily that it was going to be more than twice the price. what do you make of the price tag? >> what is interesting is it starts to push up against the sedan which really hasn't been redesigned since it was introduced in 2012. you could have a little bit of cannibalization of the customers in that price range. at the same time, it pushes those deposit holders that were banking on the $35,000 vehicle probably well into 2019, maybe even later. the idea that there will be an affordable electric vehicle for the masses is delayed e

air force senior master sergeant roger parson. >> that there were -- airmen on the plane that were deceasedat were not giving out any numbers at this time. >>> the investigation could be soon headed to a constitutional crossroads if president trump refuses to answer the special counsel threatened to seek a grand jury subpoena. meanwhile there are more comings and goings of the president's legal team. >> ty cobb's departure and arrival of emmett flood, signals battling with robber mueller. to underscore the point the official white house statement said flood would represent the president in the russia witch-hunt. cobb counseled cooperation with mueller and by january had arranged document transfers and interviews with top white house officials. ever since negotiations have focused on a potential interview with mr. trump. in the background was the threat mueller could subpoena the president if talks broke down. floods' arrival adds a lawyer experienced with high stakes showdowns with special prosecutors. during a january chat with reporters, the president said he was willing to be interviewed

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. >>> how do you parson earnings report in this market. here is the stock that has been pummelled.erstand why if you are worried about the impact of a trade war, agco is the kind o company that could be hurt let's not forget the eu too. then they come out and report phenomenal numbers much higher than expected revenue. 14% on constant currency basis in particular on fire up nearly 30% even when you back out the power of the week. what happens, stock actually gets dings, and loses 2.4% no one seems to be satisfied with anything. only raised its full year earnings by 20%. does that make sense market being too harsh let's take a look with martin rich richenhagen. welcome back to "mad money." >> good evening. pleasure like always. >> i am confused you had such an amazing quarter and i did expect you would be guiding up a little more but you are conservative i shouldn't necessarily be reading from that guide that perhaps you think things are going to soften. >> no. i think you are always pretty positive north america is back. only south america is a little weaker but i think that will c

guest: mike parson will officially be sworn in as the 57 governor of missouri.issouri is a state where the governor and lieutenant governor are both republicans. parson has a lot of similar policies to eric greitens, there are some significant ones, but he has a different personality. he is a former member of the state senate, former county sheriff, and he is known as a consensus builder, where eric greitens came into office saying the legislature is corrupt and constantly had a combative relationship with lawmakers, including members of his own party. maker.is more of a deal lawmakers of both parties expect they will have a much better working relationship with parson, than they did with eric greitens. the democratic house leader, who is in kansas city, said he expects them to have an open door policy, which is not something they have had. host: what is the future of eric greitens? what kind of things could he pursue? is a life in politics, business, what is the potential? guest: that is a big question. we have been discussing that among our staff and i'm not s

governor parson who will be taking over a difficult situation. there is a top senate race in tennessee where the president touched down to support marsha blackburn after taking the stage with the commander-in-chief, she will join us live while the president made no mention of rosanne barr. let's bring in editor of the halftime report, you wrote about this today and talked about the fact that all of us need to be careful wherever you are on the political spectrum, democrats, republicans, people who have embraced famous people who speak when they feel their voices are left out but everybody makes mistakes. do people embrace everything rosanne has said? did they walk away from some of it? based on whatever their convictions are. >> the president and his followers were so excited that rosanne barr or this character on television was embracing him and the show was popular. it was evidence their movement was succeeding in these blue collar working-class white voters who felt overlooked and neglected by the system had a voice and there was cultural chan

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. >> overnight, lieutenant governor mike parsons said he's preparing to take over. >> we're going to be up there the next several days, working to see how we're going to move forward in the state. >> lieutenant governor mike parson is set to be sworn in as missouri's 57th governor. the two u.s. senators here said they look forward to working with the new administration, savannah? >> ron mott, thank you so much. >>> let's get a first check of today's weather from mr. al roker. we know him well. >> guys, thanks so much and thank you for getting your first weather from us, we're looking at alberto. the weird thing is it's more organized now than when it was out over the gulf. currently depression, 25 miles south-southwest of evansville, 35-mile-per-hour winds, moving north at 15. let's go over closer toward lake tahoma where the dam is threatening to collapse. 12 million people at risk for flash flood watches and flash flood warnings, nor precipitation coming so it will put more stress on the dam. alberto continues to move north. there's a lot of moisture from the southeast all the way

his guest this week, actor jim parsons and candice owens. is america more divided under president trump than it has been for 150 years? are we now until the middle of a solved civil war? that next. the digital divide is splitting this country. we have parents who are trying to get their kids off of too much social media and computers, and then we have parents who would only hope their children have access. middle school is a really key transition point, right. the stakes start changing. students begin to really start thinking about their futures. what i like about verizon's approach is that it's not limited to just giving kids new tools, it's really about empowering educators to teach in different ways, and exposing kids to more active forms of learning. giving technology is not a total solution. teaching technology, now that is. ♪ you're just too good ♪ can't take my eyes off you ♪ ♪ i love you baby ♪ and if it's quite all right ♪ i need you baby ♪ to warm the lonely nights applebee's 2 for $20, now with steak. now that's eatin' good in the

. >> stephen: jim parsons, randall's. is different than in 1968. what part of the message is the same? >> this play was produced not on broadway. this is the first broadway production of it. it was prosed on broadway, but it was an incredible hit. it was a revenues. nobody had seen anything like it. the exploration of gay men, psychology and relationships and interactions on stage, how far with vie come in 50 years? the fact this is an entirely out-gay cast i think is a huge hallmark of the advances that we've made in that time. but, you know, it really wriesnates for audiences. first of all, it's hysterically funny, but it also xplorers what it is to internalize societal bigotry, judgment and, you know, if you think about the administration that we are currently under the weight of, there is a lot of backward-looking, reductive thought about the lgbtq community. so i think there's no better time to be telling this story than now. it's really holding up a mirror to where we are and, you know, look, marriage equality is th

. >> and we got estelle parsons back, who's a genius.in everything you do. and then i saw this and i was like, "oh, good. i'm going to root for you." but i didn't even need to root for you, because it's just a a hit. >> oh, thank you. >> jimmy: out of the park homerun. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i love you, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] john goodman right there. "roseanne" airs tuesdays at 8:00 p.m. on abc. we'll be right back with zoe lister-jones. john goodman, ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the extra crispy colonel... ♪ bronze and golden new and tasty ♪ ♪ cut to close up of the crispy colonel ♪ ♪ that's the name of the sandwich ♪ ♪ because it's extra crispy like me ♪ ♪ cut back to the sandwich, then cut to me ♪ ♪ cut close on the sandwich, cut close on me ♪ that's too close. thanks. let me hear them product attributes. [crunching] get the new crispy colonel sandwich with all the fixin's for just $5! ♪ he eats a bowl of hammers at every meal ♪ ♪ he holds your house in the palm of his hand ♪ ♪ he's y

mike parsons will serve out the remainder of his term. >> let's talk about greitens first.op the charges against him? >> doesn't sound like it is moving forward, it says the case is resolved. don't know what that means. there's also a special prosecutor investigation into other conduct, that investigation is on-going. he may not be entirely out of the woods yet. >> turn to the north korea summit that seems to still be in limbo. are there indications that we could see both sides come to the table, and could we see a different type of summit than initially planned, not something at the highest levels? >> both sides want to talk. we have president trump giving encouraging signals. says it may not be june 12th. we're at a point both sides want to talk which is where we were a couple weeks ago. we did this backwards to begin with. had an agreement to have a summit before we knew what they would discuss, what the details they were trying to achieve would be. now there's a deliberate process under way to talk about what exactly this is going to look like, the protocol, what they'r

showers, thunderstorms and lightning strikes detected for this portion of -- at least the northern parsonsf the state-- portions of the state. they could have more thunderstorms in the sierra over the next few days for tomorrow, friday and possibly into saturday. here we go with the cloud cover out there, finally breaks in the cloud cover in the south bay, inland, east bay as well for concord and livermore but the overcast having a big impact on the temperatures. right now santa rosa 29 degrees, san francisco -- 59 degrees, san francisco 60, santa fe 68 and livermore in the mid-60s, 65. we can't shake that wind. it's still with us out there, fairfield gusting to 32 miles an hour right now so that cool onshore breeze remains in place and here's our live camera, another one looking out toward sutro tower here, looking out toward san francisco as well. tomorrow morning mostly cloudy skies, some patchy drizzle to start out the day. probably not as much as this morning but still keep it in the forecast, especially coast side and right around the bay. in san francisco low clouds 7:00, 52 degrees

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and on another front, the missouri knew governor, the lieutenant governor mike parsons will take office on friday. right now it seems he is generally being welcomed by both parties in missouri. described as having long relationships with legislative leaders and reputation as a deal-maker. dana? >> dana: it pays off to have those relationships. all right, matt. thank you. >> thank you. >> there really is no real logical explanation for us wanting to pin down the numbers. we want the real numbers to come out. >> dana: the governor of puerto rico saying he welcomes the study where harvard university researchers found that thousands of deaths can now be blamed on hurricane maria. 4,600 deaths are dramatically higher than the initial governmentally of 64. the study finding many of the victims died from delayed medical care. >> we had a vertical that was sub par and we recognize that. for the future we want to make sure it's effective and not only a good one but can be a model for other jurisdictions as well. >> dana: last year's storm wreaked havoc with the puerto rico infrastructure knockin

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is fund raising reached record highs following the parson forty four shooting some parents of children killed in that shooting are here to protest the gun lobby then they say the president's attendance and its failure to deliver on promises only deepen their pain. castro al-jazeera dallas. joining us now from new york is through palumbo he's a retired police officer he's also a founder of elite intelligence and protection group thank you very much indeed seth being with us what do you make of what president tom had to say. i think he didn't have much choice because he's beholden to the n.r.a. there's no secret that they supported and helped facilitate his election and i do believe separate and apart from his tie to them he is a supporter of the second amendment a little known fact is that president trump before he was president trump actually had a weapon permit to carry concealed weapon in the state of new york in the city of new york so i'm not surprised by his remarks at all while you know off to the pok land shooting did say that he was going to get tougher on the n.r.a. and some m

never know it well yeah it was supposed to be two thousand lire to the euro but what used to cost the parson lira suddenly became so somebody stole heart of our money. but what about the so-called nuclear option that scared the financial markets lately in other words italy leaving the eurozone not everyone is prepared to press the button how it is no no i don't think we should leave but we should renegotiate so we're not bowing our heads to germany today upper left you know i'd be ok with trying to leave the euro but of course things could get even worse it's not hard to find italians who will tell you the euro has been bad for the country and bad for their own finances but many of the same people say that it would be a bad idea for italy to scrap the currency and that's a new all italy's politicians are well aware of even though on the issue of eurozone membership was largely avoided in the run up to the general election in march this financial expert says it should not be to boom to talk about quitting the euro if you see clearly i'm going to leave the euro the markets will attack you stro

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kihuen: i rise to recognize carrie parsons. she lived by her favorite saying, live, laugh, and love. she enjoyed playing softball d working at the saving firm agelon. she just got engaged and excited to start their life together. she went to the route 91 festival in las vegas on october 1 for a girls' trip. she loved singing to her favorite country songs and she made sure everyone was having a good time. her friends remember her as being one of a million who was young, vibrant, and full of life. i would like to extend my condolences to her family and friends. please know the city of las vegas, the state of nevada, and the whole country grieve with you. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one inute. >> mr. speaker, may is mental health awareness month, and i'd

springs eternal so much if it goes back to a meeting almost three weeks ago in which moonves, dick parsonsuce gordon, and shari red stone got together and bad blood got much worse because of the believes on things that had been promised that weren't. and then, really, gone south ever since even though as we said, i've gotten it from both sides. they largely agreed on the economics of a deal. they were getting close to making progress. probably in court the next few months probably not much more than that you never know shari redstone, at any moment could make her choice to try to replace the board. because time, conceivably is of the essence if she believes the two companies need to be put together given how fast things change in the media world. >> it's amazing that cbs business is so strong. ncbuni killing it. if you look at them on a fundamental basis you say that cbs should be at 60. comcast 40. >> right. >> it means nothing right now. >> right you have netflix within about $2 of an all-time high this morning. you have the new production deal with the obamas. they announced yesterday y

starting friday republican lieutenant governor mike parson will serve as governor.he prosecutor said her office reached a fair and just resolution and will release details later today, so we'll see. >> all right, adriana. we'll see. thanks. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo will be in new york city to meet with a north korean representative. his meeting with kim yong chol comes at a good time. it was originally scheduled for next month. kylie atwood is at the state department. good morning. >> good morning. beyond meetings at the u.n., this is the first time in 18 years that a north korean official is meeting with a top u.s. government official on u.s. soil. pompeo is heading to the white house later today to talk with president trump about his meeting with north korea's top spy chief. and for pompeo and kim yonge chol, this will be their third time face to face. both of the previous huddles happened in pyongyang. this meeting will inject new momentum into the negotiating and planning leading up to the trump/kim jong-un summit tentatively set to take place in singa

starting to get some sense as to recent meetings between shari redstone, moonves, dick parsons.t go well at all there was no progress i said that a couple of weeks back. two weeks ago, actually, to the day. it went even more poorly than i knew at the time in their complaint this morning, or i should say their filing, excuse me, nai notes behind the drama since lesliemoonves. nai reserves the right to challenge any such claims. they go on to say, hey, you think, you know, you think you can leave potentially if this doesn't got way you want collect your golden parachute. not so fast. and theysay -- oh, man. so much going on, guys one of the great fights now we're seeing unfold. it's not clear how it ends i would note this claim nai has no intention of replacing directors is a big one chad gifford is a director in question they say intimidated people and they say it's the only person they wanted to replace at the upcoming meeting on friday at the annual meeting. >> meanwhile, it's their press breakfast where they roll out the schedule for the fall. and moonves, apparently, did not

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is keeping cbs from being bought redstone is said to be trying to add former time warner ceo dick parsonsard to help her secure new directors redstone has been pulling to bring cbs and viacom together. moonves has been opposed michael wolfe will be joining us in the next hour to discuss this whole drama. >> which the plot is thickening. andrew, i just saw a drudge headline about the -- some antitrust guy talking about at&t/time warner it's weird it's the same day as the summit isn't it >> it is >> isn't that weird? >> big day depending on what you're interested in. >> handicapping it -- >> there's two soap operas going on >> what's more likely, that's the pinthing. but for some reason i'm under the impression that at&t made a great case. >> that's the general consensus. >> but a judge, if he decides it's up to just one guy. you could appeal one guy too it's not over until the -- >> until the supreme court sings. >> none of them are good anymore. you know what? you can usually go with yogi >> people don't think about this enough it's possible they could approve it and start adding their ow

mike parson should be sworn in on friday. after cbs cancelled her show over a tweet roseanne barr. i did something undefendable. it was 2:00 in the morning. i was ambien tweeting. it was memorial day, too. i went too far and do not want to it defended. it was egregious, indefensible i made a mistake i wish i hadn't but don't defend it please. a lot of people still talking about that news from yesterday. brian: thanks, jillian. people were talking about that two networks blew out had a race all night show. i think roseanne, one of her tweets was real accurate. don't worry about me. what about the hundreds of people that worked on the show. they are all out of a job today. ainsley: she should have thought about that before she tweeted. they made the right decision. no we won't defend her. will we forgive her as a christian? yes. should she have said that, absolutely not. it was offensive. pete: comments were indefensible. jillian: watch that. pete: watching the pc mob reinforce what is a double standard world we live. in showed