one of them receiving an autograph book from pluto. pluto just playing along. but pluto and the rest of the people at disney have a big surprise for those two young ones. so they're like, let's take a picture. and so everybody's getting into formation. you hear somebody say let's take another photo. but, you know, that guy in that red shirt, he wasn't there earlier. he dropped pluto like a log and immediately goes to hug his dad. as you can see for the rest of the video, he doesn't let dad go. >> that's so cool. >> that's amazing. >> this is their first trip to disneyland. what would it be without dad? he's in the air force. he's been away eight months in south korea. but he's got a few weeks of leave, so with the help of disneyland, they made this magical for the kids. >>> now another surprise for some kids. first the kids get something in the mail. son's like bam bam bam opens the box. they're two bags. they're like, whose is whose? >> let polk pokemon and lego. what could compete with that? >> i'd say dad but he can't fix in the box. that classic misdirectio

he once called for the removal of pluto is a planet.n sunday, may 7, author and astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson will be our guest on "in-depth." tyson: allow me to tell you that armenians, as small as compared to earth, has five times the mass of pluto. pluto lovers were never told that, where you? -- were you? welcome to the company of informed people. >> during the conversation we will take your calls, tweets, and facebook questions. of severaluthor books including "welcome to the universe, death by blackhole." "in-depth" with neil degrasse tyson come alive, from noon until 3:00 p.m. eastern on sunday, may 7 on book tv. chairman proposed reversing the obama and ministration's relations on the internet. i shared withay my commissioners a proposal to reverse title ii and returned to the light touch regulatory framework that served our nation well during the clinton administration, bush, and the first six years of the obama administration. >> monday night on "the theunicators" we ask director of indications at the american enterprise

pluto lovers were never told that, where you? [laughter] welcome to the company of informed people. [laughter] three-hourur live conversation, we will take your calls, tweets, and facebook lessons from esther tyson, who was also the director of the planetary in new york city and author of several books. watch in-depth with astrophysicist and author no degrasse tyson live from noon to 3 p.m. eastern on sunday, may 7 on book tv on c-span2. >> washington journal continues. host: welcome back. we have been talking all morning about the first 100 days of donald trump's presidency. on how it islook playing out across the country. this is from the fayetteville observer -- after 100 days, trump still controlling conversation. dayp has mocked the 100th benchmark complaining that he would be accused of failing a matter how much he accomplished. but he spent the final week rolling out executive orders. this from the democrat chronicle from rochester, new york

moon, as small as it was compared to earth, is five times the mass of pluto. plutopeople over here -- lovers were never told that, where you? -- were you? welcome to the company of informed people regarding pluto. >> we will take your calls and facebook questions for mr. tyson who is also the director of the planetarium in new york city and author of several books including "welcome to the and his most recent, "astrophysics for people in a hurry." live from noon until 3:00 p.m. >> rounding out his first 100 days in office, president strong -- president trump spoke to the nra conference in atlanta. he is the first sitting president speak to the conference since ronald reagan. here is a look. \[cheers and applause] \[crowd chanting u.s.a.] president trump: thank you, chris, for that kind introduction and for your tremendous work on behalf of our second amendment. thank you very much. \[cheers and applause] president trump: i want to also thank wayne lapierre in his fight for freedom. wayne, thank you very much. \[cheers and applause] president trump: i would als

pluto will take care of us. we'll be safe, baby.ngs that are very hollywood, and really slick. and it somehow escapes me as to why they've come to me. i don't know what they saw in the movie that would make them think that i can do those films, or that i would want to do those kinds of films. (slow percussion music playing) (julie dash) "daughters of the dust" is based upon african deities, so the structure unravels and the story reveals itself in a very west african way. in the way an african rio would recount and recall and retell his family's history. i was trying to shoot in tableaux that people would remember to redefine african-americans, specifically african women in historical drama. (african woman) when i was a child mother cut this from her hair before she was sold away from me. now i add on my own hair there must be a bond a connection. i wrote "daughters of the dust" while i was a student at afi. and they marked a big "no" across it. and years later, after i had done "illusions" i started pitching this story to studio ex

said, aret have well you worried about planet pluto? they don't think of it as a threat.harlie: you talked about one china policy? gillian: not so much one china policy, but the wider question of asia policy. we did not get into details of his policy.the most intriguing comment he made was, "it is possible they could be a very big deal, that they could be some kind of bigger deal. i would not be at all surprised if we did something that would be very dramatic and good for both countries." charlie: sounds like some kind of a grand bargain. you can dismiss that and say it is a donald trump off-the-cuff statement, or you can say that actually, if you want to be optimistic, the severity of the north korean threat means that not only the u.s. is concerned, but china is concerned, too. maybe this can be the issue that break the logjam and forces the two huge companies -- countries to work together on a wider resolution in the south china and alsoan peninsula, climate. believe, butd to there is a seven-point plan floating around which would try to bring about some kind of wider

. >> oh, geez, oh, man, pluto. i got my picture once on pluto. >> really, of all the characters?rm around my sister and it was unseemly. >> one debate on the banks to the degree we get continued regulatory relief, does that result in earnings right away? kevin o'leary said there was a cost associated with unwinding all they have already done in compliance. >> i love kevin o'leary. daniel tra rule low is out. he was like a czar, not like a drug czar but put your feet up on the desk of major bankers and he said, i will do what i want and trujillo is gone and that's great for bankers. i think the trump trade on deregulation will be back in a couple of days. jpmorgan was a great quarter. i mean, what are we going to do? putting the money under the -- the auto delinquencies is down, credit loss is down. oil and gas doesn't look bad. i mean, what do you want, market? >> well, the market wants -- this is -- >> to me it's like charlie the tuna. we don't want tuna with good taste, we want tuna that tastes good. the tuna that tastes good is the ten year. >> sorry charlie. >> sorry charlie,

combined to produce this thing we call globalization, international trade, shrinking the earth to a pluto size planet. well, that is great sometimes. we love having everything from everywhere brought right to our door except when we don't. like we love going to yellowstone park, but how much do we love having the herds of bison, the geysers, trees, and bears all in our rec room. we will need to clean the carpet. then we go to work in the morning and found that a bear eight-hour job. to just make the political elites think that it would make the smaller world would make everyone get along. try it with your kids. put them in a small place such as the backseat of your car. now take them to see the world. take them to for example, yellowstone park from say, new jersey. how are your kids coming along? i guess political elites don't take family car trips. i guess political elites don't even fly economy class. then whatever it is going on with the internet about which i would be the wrong person to a ask, i finally got myspace figured out only to discover the only person in my spaces me. inciden

and i might as well have said are you worried about planet pluto. i don't think people have understood the threat at all. >> rose: and did you talk about a one-china policy? >> we talked about not so much one china policy. we talked about the wider question of the asian region. but we didn't get into details about what his policy would be. the most intriguing comment he made during the interview was, and i quote, that it's possible there could be a very big deal, that there could be some kind of bigger deal. i would not be at all surprised if we did something that would be very dramatic and good for both countries and i hope so. >> rose: that sounds like a grand bargain that he's thinking about. >> you can dismiss that and say that's donald trump, off-the-cuff statement. or you can say that actually, if you want to be optimistic, the very severity of the north korean threat means that not only the u.s. is concerned right now but also china is pretty concerned too. maybe just maybe, this could be the issue that breaks a logjam and forces these two hu

have combined to produce this thing we call globalization, international trade, shrink the earth to a pluto sized planet. that's great sometimes. we love having everything from everywhere brought right to our door, except when we don't. like we love going yellowstone but we have them install our rec room. we need to clean the carpet and then we go to work in the morning and fine out a bear ate our job. a the world is a smaller place now. did this make the political elites that -- think that would make everybody get along in try it with your kids. put them in a small space such that's back seat of your car. now take them to see the world, for example, yellow stone park from, say, new jersey. how are you kid getting sunshine i guess political elites don't take family car trips. i guess political elites don't even fly economy class. then there is of course whatever it is that is going on with the internet about which i would we the wrong person to ask. i finally got my space figured out only to discover the only percent in myspace is me. and incidentally, concerning the internet, whose bright

disneyland paris is se celebrating its 25th anniversary as its iconic characters like mickey mouse, pluto danced and sang in front of visitors as part of a grandpa raid. it opened its doors on april 12, 1991. that's the cnbc news update this hour. back to you, melissa. >> thank you, contessa. >>> a check on the markets. we do have stocks under pressure off the lows. the dow is down almost 100 points at one point. utility consumer staples leading. the semiconductors down 1.5%. a tough week down 3% so far. >>> so day three of a story everybody is still talking about, and we do it on most commercial breaks, frankly, united airlines ceo is speaking with the media for the first time since the fiasco involving a passenger being dragged off that united flight this morning. >> as i think about our business and our people the first thing i think important to say is to apologize to dr. dow, his family, the passengers on the flight, our customers, our employees. that is not who our family at united is. and you saw us at a bad moment. this can never happen again on a united airlines flight. that's my

he once called for the removal of pluto as a planet. on sunday, neil degrasse tyson will be our guest on in-depth. >> allow me to tell you that our moon, as small as it was compared to earth, is five times the mass of pluto. plutopeople over here -- lovers were never told that, where you? -- were you? welcome to the company of informed people regarding pluto. >> we will take your calls and facebook questions for mr. tyson who is also the director of the planetarium in new york city and author of several books including "welcome to the and his most recent, "astrophysics for people in a hurry." live from noon until 3:00 p.m. >> rounding out his first 100 days in office, president strong -- president trump spoke to the nra conference in atlanta. he is th

. >> he once called for the removal of pluto as a planets. on may 7, neil degrasse tyson will be our guest on "in-depth." >> allow me to tell you that our moon, has five times the mass of pluto. so, pluto lovers were never told that, where you? -- were you? welcome to the company of informed people. we will take your calls, tweets, and facebook questions for mr. tyson who is also the director of the hayden planetarium in new york city. he is also the author of several books including his most recent, "astrophysics for people in a hurry." will be live from noon until 3:00 p.m. eastern. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your ca