i love pears. i buy eight pears, and i go to eat, there's four pears.rs go? >> i just wouldn't want to fail again. >> people will be like hey, i know. >> you just love wives. that's what it is. you love wives. >> is it like, three strikes i'm out or third time's a charm? >> how old are you? >> i'm 22. but i learned from the best. my dad got married three times. my mom was winner winner. >> so when it works, it works. is it hard dating? >> absolutely. >> it is? what's the toughest part? >> still single. what's up, world? hello, gentlemen. the toughest part, it's just awkward. for me, and i don't know if i want to go out to a specific restaurant because there might be pops. i've had a date where i've had a line of people waiting for a picture. i have to be like, excuse me. i'm like, you like that? because that's the way it is. >> is it hard when people know you? when you're worried up front? >> like they date you because you're famous? >> i will date a fan. he better download my single. but i don't know. >> here's a question christie has, guys. do guys mi

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toomey added he's inclined to support his pear's nominee. toomey also wrote it is up to trump to make the case for himself in a way that ensures the republicans and nonrepublicans who have grave doubts about him. winning the nomination is a great accomplishment but it does not mean party members check their judgment at the door. >>> happening today, new jersey lottery officials will tell us more about the winning ticket in this weekend's powerball drawing. that briefing will happen at the 7-eleven store in trenton that sold the winner. one person matched every number in the drawing but we still do not know who that person is. the jackpot reached 4$429.6 million. that lump sum payment is about $284 million. it is the largest single jackpot winning ticket ever sold in new jersey. >> just glad it's from trenton, new jersey. it could be in north dakota, all that. we need revenue or what up. we need this money. >> the lottery briefing is scheduled for 11:00 this morning. we'll bring you updates during the 11:00 show. you can always tap the nbc 10

today's fire comes after a pear caught fire in the estuary over the weekend. investigators are now looking into whether the two incidents might be connected. >>> former 49er and former ray deer dana stubblefield was charged with the rape of a developmentally disabled woman man. we obtained this booking photo of stubblefield within the past hour. he is charged with five felonies and is expected to be arraigned in the next day or two. bail is set at $250,000. the santa clara county district attorney's office says the 31- year-old developmentally disabled woman went to stubblefield's home to interview for a baby-sitting job. they also say she went to police immediately after the alleged assault happened. stubblefield played 11 years in the nfl as a defensive lineman. >>> the dui trial of oakland raiders linebacker al don smith got underway. he faces misdemeanor counts of dui, hit and run, and vandalism. tint happened in his apartment parking garage last august and resulted in his suspension. he can't return to the raiders until this november at the earliest. smit

not bad because it's in chicago much these guys peared last night, i'm sure they're partying to nightpen three-game series in chicago tomorrow. all day games. they'll be partying. the catch of the day let's go to pittsburgh a couple of catches. this one major league baseball. marte goes back back back i like the fact they made the walls enough where you can catch the wall over the wall and he saved a homerun. pittsburgh sweeps the series against arizona. the better one last night a college game. to louisville. louisville and wake far rest. watch this guy. he climbs the wall. because they have padding on the wall you can dig your spikes and guys do it dig it into the wall. go up over the wall and he saves a homerun. very athletic and you can do that and it's actually kind of fun to watch the way -- the walls used to be too high. >> join us tonight for for fox 29 news at 10:00. all of a sudden opinion to the ground. what came crashing out of the sky that took five men to pull off this child much that is tonight at 10:00. that does it for us here at 6:00. look how pretty it is. >> we'll

tracking other big stories trending already on this tuesday morning, new report did everything in its pear to try and influence head trauma research. >> live look at the washington monument shining albright in the darkness. 4 38 is the time. we will talk weather and traffic coming up a little bit later on. stick with us. fox5 morning news. ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the back of the bus ♪ there is so much to give, so dream big. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ll i wanna hear is t down, get down. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ll i wanna hear is t down, get down. ♪ ♪ get down, get down. z2025z >> time is we turn to holly morris, and our real time news tracker, holey? >> first up this tuesday morning, veteran afar secretary, under fire, for drawing comparison between wait times a

. >>> a 15.3 carat pink pear-shaped diamond was shown off in geneva one week before it will be put up for auction at sotheby's. it's one of the rarest diamonds in the world expected to fetch between $28 million and $38 million and will be auctioned on may 17th. >> i'll get it for you, sue. >> thank you, ty. >>> sotheby's most recent quarter didn't live up to expectations. the auction house reported a deeper than expected loss in the first quarter and a 35% decline in net auction sales. shares however rose after sotheby's disclosed that an outside investor, unnamed so far, has expressed interest in buying 10% of the company. as robert frank reports the health of the art market will be tested over the coming weeks. >> reporter: the spring auction season kicked off in new york last night with all signs pointing to an art market that's contracting but not quite collapsing. christie's got things started with a sale titled "bound to fail" but it was a modest success with sales topping $78 million at the high end of the estimate. the top seller was mauricio catalan's sculpture of a praying h

(cheers and applause) look, piers, it's like if you try to wear a pear of apple bottom jeans. big booty they might not fit that well. it doesn't mean that you can't wear them, but you're going to have a hard time feeling totally comfortable because they weren't created for your comfort. so if you are cool with that, then go ahead and get into formation. and if you are not, then in the words of beyonce, please, suck my balls. (cheers and applause). >> larry: franchesca ramsey, everybody. everybody. we'll be right back. this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. it's bright yellow wrapper is bold. and if it's crlspety, crunchety, peanut buttery goodness unapologetically sticks to your teeth. that's bolder, than bolder, than bold. bolder than bold. crispety, crunchety, peanut-buttery! butterfinger when our troops don't come back, someone has to help their families move forward. my fa

but from the air, it is now pear that large parts of fort mcmurray survived. rachel notley, alberta's premier, toured the town today. >> the dedication and the smarts of these first responders saved almost 90% of the city of fort mcmurray. >> reporter: but there is no electricity, gas or drinkable water, which means people who have been in evacuation centers for nearly a week won't be going home any time soon. christine cook told her young daughters they're on a vacation. at i'm terrified of what the drive is going to be going back into fort mcmurray. do i take the kids the first rsip? that's traumatizing to me, i think, for my kids. >> reporter: the fire, which is still burning out of control in some places, and the massive lyoke screen it created, has nearly shuttered alberta's famed oil sands, which account for nearly one-third of canada's oil h tput. most of the people who work those oil jobs come from fort mcmurray and are now without homes and work. having now seen fort mcmurray in person, it looks like a tornado went through. where you have some neighbo

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will be here, the other two days i try to be at my home in the brookshire we have a lot of deer and pears. what we don't have is a lot of jobs. legacy of ge. i not asking you about cleaning up the river, i'm asking whether yousee -- i'm not asking -- i more sympathetic to your opposition than i am from neighbors. i'm more of a realist. my question is, what about the rest of the commonwealth? we are very excited about what you are going to do here in boston, but the rest of the commonwealth is not the same boat. poverty? >> we have 5000 employees in massachusetts in general. we have good relationships with the schools like holy cross and wpi. i don't think this is the last investment that we make in oncen or the commonwealth, again get up and going, there will be more things that happen here. to -- myerybody has you point to my answer is will see more of us around massachusetts than just what we invested today. i think that is going to happen. some will happen because we want to and some will happen naturally. i would expect more ge divisions to think this is a good place to be. in terms o

after hearing the arguments, the court urged the pears of how to compromise and with that guide apse, it is sending it back to the lower court. the court expresses no view on the merits of the case. the court does not decide whether the petitioner's religious exercise was burrnene. >> this may be the new normal until there is a 9th justice and in the hotly contested cases, you may have more and more situations. the court finds itself in a 4- 4 stalemate. and needs to resolve the cases. >> many plaintiffs in these cases. they are celebrating a temporarily victory. opponents say, we are deeply disappointed that the supreme court abdicated $duty. important to note in the opinion, the government cannot impose p taxes or penalties on the religious groups. >> and add that the white house said baseded on today's judgment it is not obvious that the justice would have yielded a different results. >> and a terror and scare in a sporting event. a suspicious package found and forcing thousands to evacuate. >> it was new information on the fake bomb that looked too real. >> a chilling warning from

why some students say police targeted this pear. howard? >> one story that just won't d die. tom brady continues to fight to overturn his suspension the latest on the story that it just won't stop. that will be coming up next. >> they've been stepping in and they're amazing. >> high school student gets a police escort to her prom. the special promise the officers are keeping to her family. >> coming up at 63:00 men attacked. this man stole his phone and necklace. the camera caught the whole thing. what he was trying to do when they jumped him. ♪ >>> trains are running norly again after a piece of construction equipment derailed in cherry hill this morning. causing all kinds of delays. the machine which lifts railroad ties went off the tracks near the woodcrest station early this morning. two workers went to a hospital for evaluation. doctors have released them though. patco had its trains back on schedule as of 4:00 p.m. >>> caught on camera a man burst into a cashier's booth in west philadelphia. police are trying to track this guy down. it happened friday inside this laundr

. ♪ michelle: and at 14.5 carats it's the best quality fancy but the pear shaped pink diamond is bigger5.3 carats. jonathan: if somewhere for $90 million you can have both on your finger. michelle: i will need to do exercises to keep them up. they look heavy. jonathan: heavy rocks. all right, ahead at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- d.c. area looking good. physically we are among the best in the nation. the top five fittest cities. we have the list coming up. >> underthe hard hat and the safety glasses i'm cheryl cheryl. coming up, i will show you a blast at a virginia quarry as the state addresses complaints of people living nearby. morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment jonathan: almost one year to the day after the quarry blasting accident, rocks sent flying off the loudoun quarry facility. michelle: boulders flying into homes and businesses and windows. jonathan: cheryl conner takes us there. [explosion] cheryl: you just watched a blast of rock. >> it's foundation and shake your house. it makes you uneasy as a homeowner. cheryl: victo

soy sauce, traditional korean marinade which has brown rice vinegar but the key flavor is the korean pearsh. it is not tough at all. >> no, it's not. >> take a soft taco. >> exactly. >> cut up some of the short rib. >> exactly so some corn tortillas and put grilled short ribs right on there and have kimchi slaw which is a different type of cabbage including napa cabbage with a little rice -- brown rice vinegar and apples and korean pear we talked about and top it on there and de gaia and guacamole and it gives it that nice result. >> come over here and have one of these bad boys and robin roberts come on over. eddie, hurry up. >> so good. >> thank you so much. phillip. we move on to dish number two. before you judge, listen up. it's delish. this is natasha case from cool house with an avocado ice cream that you say people adore. >> absolutely. that's right. we're cool house ice cream known for our gourmet ice cream sandwiches and sold in 4,000 grocery stores and our truck in new york, dallas and l.a. and scoop shop in l.a. and love sweet and savory creations. >> why does it work as an ice

. >> i never want go away from a two-pear system.the candidates were whether goldwater or rockerfeller. there was much more that was agreed upon than agreed upon now. on donald trump's key issues, these are totally at odds with what the republican party position has been. i know they use the term establishment, these are well thought out policies. we're going to change from. we have to analyze it carefully and look at it. i don't want us to become an isolationist party. i don't want to put ourselves in a position where we have the same foreign policies as barack obama where we're disguising it as america first. >> peter king, have a great weekend. thank you for being with us. always a pleasure to see you. when we come back, donald trump's d.c. summit next week and more after this quick break. , so you have peace of mind from start to finish. love your laxative miralax. !i've been on i'm bushed! yea me too. my feel all day. excuse me...coming through! ride the gel wave of comfort with dr. scholls massaging gel insoles. they're proven

they spend way too much time worrying about thecoffers about the pears. >> the slogan is send a wookie only name recognition that i have is through my name. fictional character. >> >> your students know about it? >> yes, they do. i don't pontificate about it, but i let them know. it's important to talk about the po he is is and functions of the branches of our government and how they are supposed to work, not how they unfortunately always do work in reality. >> a real life civic lesson. >> thank you, matt, for being here on the 9. >> after many attempts, an american woman from brooklyn is given permission to travel into north korea. up next, she joins us live on set for an adventure she calls one of the most eye opening times of her life. (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. >>> author wendy simmons of brooklyn says she will never stop traveling until she visits every country in the world.

which houses his pears. labor second hunt george w.couple now spends most weekends in kentucky, a far cry from their first date, suggested by a mutual friend. >> i got this call out of blue. >> from his assistant. >> my is he sis than answered back. >> and it was a blind date i'd never seen her before. >> a divorced father of three, mccontinental married coao in 19. >> he actually cooked. he's sully a wonderful husband. low main ten apps husband. >> on the campaign trail her p.m. contrasts with his mcconnell's wonkier, side, an immigrant from china, she came to united states when she was eight years old. she spoke about her immigrant experience apt the 2000 republican convention. but when asked about this year's presumptive republican nominee she avoids the question. >> it's not about me. >> when you sit down with mccontinental he's hardly more forthcoming on the subject of donald trump. >> do you think donald trump can win? >> i do. >> are you going to support him? >> i am. >> does it cause you pause to think about how divided this co

and so, i think that there are short term calculation, then huge long term risks for the pear. to confirm some of the stereotypes. that could take decades to get beyond. >> which is what you see that paul ryan is struggling with, i think. in the short term the republican speaker is not going to endorse the republican candidate for president. i don't think that's realistic. you see him struggling make pull trump back a little bit maybe on some of his rhetoric or do something. nobody has gotten anything from trump. paul ryan is 46 years oldie going go to be around h donald trump is gone. what can i do to protect republican party that i want to represent. because i don't think donald trump now -- he is the face of the republican party this year. donald trump defines the g.o.p. at least until november. >> i think not rejecting donald trump kind of sets up the future paul ryan for the same kind of failure. one of the reason that donald trump can even win if the countervailing forces that could have existed in large share of what -- just don't exist. the polarization, as much racial

coming up a look at other stories made dollars hence lines in thinning most april pear. >> plus the videodelphia sport fans are talking about this morning, was the red when he refused to throw the ball to a kid in the stand. see more of the video a loft are you talking about this morning, next. hey, katy? >> brooke, today is a very chilly beginning to the forecast, we do at least have sunshine, when you can see that over my shoulder here. however it, doesn't last forever. it never does these days. more rain to track for you, and we'll do just that coming up. (man) hmm. what do you think? ♪ (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> welcome back, a time for a look at newspaper headlines. >> from the trentonian hundreds every people shutdown west state street sunday, local lawmakers, educators, community activist cents urge citizens to fight to save the city public education system. more than 320 job

a morning where people along the east coast are watching their memorial day plan goes pear-shaped. you're looking at a live shot in folly beach, south carolina. where tropical storm bonnie is expected to hit within hours and our rob is tracking the storm, he'll have much coming up. >> rough surf there, but we start with the pictures that are absolutely terrifying. the heart-stopping moment when a four-year-old boy tumbles into a zoos gorilla enclosure and comes face to face with a 400-pound silverback. >> as hard as this is to watch, especially for parents, we to want emphasize this this boy survived. he is in the hospital this morning. he's in serious condition, the gorilla did not survive. the zoo keeper shot him. a controversial call they are defending this morning. we have to warn you, much of the imagery may be disturbing. having said that, here's marcie gonzalez at the zoo with more, good morning to you. >> reporter: guys, good morning, what a horrifying scene. people watching and screaming for help as that boy spent ten long minutes trapped in that enclosure. [ screaming ] t

. >> are you -- >> most importantly, it's a pear tree. listen, because i'm short melon. >> right. we'll get to that in a minute, but as it relates to valeant, are you an opportunist or believ believ believer? they are two different things, could be in the for the short term as a trader. >> well, listen, i mean, we're we're cnbc right here, all about calming the market on minute by minute. i'm not in the stock minute by minute, but opportunist? yeah. it was an opportunity to buy a stock hated by everyone at a price i thought attractive, and at the same time, i hedged myself by buying out of the money puts. i thought it was a good opportunity. would i hold this for the next 18 months? i would need more information on it, but i think right here, it's a good opportunity to buy some as a larger portfolio. >> i can't help but notice, andrew, pull the stock chart back up. as we have the conversation, a stock that was at the highest levels of the day immediately started to go lower when you said i don't think it's going back to $60, in fact, you pointed out quite clearly, i think, the mar

. >> i have -- own one pear pair of underwear, that's it?rt paying taxes you won't be a democrat anymore. >> can i have a moment to myself, please? >> what's the most important issue facing america right now? >> immigrants. the taxes? >> terrorists. >> what are we going to do to defeat the terrorists? >> i have no idea. >> neither does obama. what do you think the most important issue faithing the country today is? >> criminals. >> where are you from? >> new york. >> thanks de blasio. >> oh, boy, that's swell. >> do you know who i am. >> watters. >> you are watters and this is your world. >> well it was some ride, wasn't it? >> i'm going to hold up some pictures of some of these guys. you just tell me your opinion of them, okay? >> i don't know. eric holder? >> looks a little tired. [snoring] >> seems like a smart duty. >> because he has glasses? >> yeah. >> no idea. >> ben? >> i'm going to say ben stiller. >> what were you thinking? >> zimmerman? >> i thought he was very subdued but i think that's his general personality. >> i think he does

this is not the place i would not do a pear trade. investors really need to be careful about that. again, as we look at the valeant, sum of the parts, this is where i think investors are grappling with do i have enough transparency in this balance sheet. >> if you do have a ball, go ahead and buy it. for me, of all the other things out there to buy, why would you buy valeant at this point in time. the risk is so unknown. it doesn't make any sense. >> why would you buy equity over the debt. it's got a $10 billion equity market. at some point if they really can't kind of raise some cash through asset sales -- >> or -- >> i don't know. what i'm saying is, do the math. if you're a cap structure guy, you want to own that debt. the debt holders, at some point, lower, don't want to see that equity exist. >> if history is any indication, a stock about to hit a brand-new high in months. i'm melissa lee and you're watching "fast money" here on cnbc. here's what else is coming up on fast. >> if you thought that was extreme, wait until you find out what one group of stocks are doing. it will r

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and the right thing the do, and energy is a great trade for the last three months burkt is time to peara pare back expectations, and go to the consumer discretionary allocations. >> and joe said the other day that the commodity run and the oil trade is over? >> well, i am not sure it is over, but -- >> not the suggest that it is not a day here or there, but he is saying that it is ending. >> i am not sure that it is ended or not, but it has made the trade difficult, and i have taken off the positions, and the only thing that i have on is conoco philip s wis with the ex schoos sure and a cup cole of names with the pipeline. and that is why it is difficult to be short, because these type of events, and you see what it is going to do to oil, and the xle is way off, and well above the $200 average. >> and without the wile fire impa impact, you wonder where it is trading for oil? >> and i am not timing the right time to get in or out, but i am saying that the risk to reward right now in staling in a lot of the high beta names that kevin ta talked about with us last week that have been rallyi

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generally you're moving along 16th street and to the north the scale of the buildings is absent larger peararger buildings also to the south the brewer 19 brewery is one of the fabric changes so i think the zoning that is implemented in the eastern neighborhoods rshgd that by 9 heights on 16th street versus the heights allowed on 17th street this is a good thing and reflects the fabric of the neighborhood we specifically looked at all of the elevations we were working with the other architect mindful we felt that is appropriate on 16th street to have more buildings that are larger than 17th street but predicament scaled to 16th street and appropriate for the neighborhood we have breakdown into several pieces there is starting on the west side as i mentioned a is really taken two buildings and turning in 90 degrees west side a glassy facade that there's a lot of balconies and simple facade begin to see vertical windows on the right-hand side to scale as i mentioned the reduction in height at the center the site as you mentioned wider than the code requirement that he felt this was appropriat

really in both pears but i think the republican party is a surprise because so much of the headline story is about how, you know, paul ryan isn't that excited about donald trump or the two presidents bush aren't endorsing him. but the rank and file in this very polarized age where people really identify with their parties even if they don't admit it to themselves and their families, they are lining up between -- behind their nominees and so trump actually is getting a very sizable portion of republicans long before the convention. i think that's going to help define the general election. >> all right. larry sabato, thanks for joining us. once we get a number -- another one of those 1.9 million polls we'll find an excuse to have you on so you can break it down for us. we appreciate it. thank you very much. >> thanks so much. thank you. >>> a quick programming note for you. fox news will be covering the polls and election news coming out of kentucky and oregon day tuesday so tune in right here and tomorrow on fox news sunday, rnc chairman reince priebus sits down with chris wallace and what