. >> that i not a pom-pom.hat is a pom, singular. >> a pom, yeah. >> markle's slippers have already been shipped. only one other replica pair exists, though birdie is selling a similar style in other colors. it runs for $140. >> i can put a curb ball on top of a slipper and charge you 2 bucks. >> terrible! abc will have complete coverage of the royal wedding saturday, may 19th. the special edition of "gma" begins at 2:00 a.m., anchored live by david muir and robin roberts in windsor, england. coverage goes until 8:00 a.m., and that is followed by "abc7 news." >> oh, i am planning my best pajamas and best slippers to watch that. >> yeah, absolutely. >> i'll be asleep. >> me, too. >> dvr! >> yeah, you can always record it and watch it. >> honey, don't wake me up when you're getting out of bed. >> are you married? >> bye. >>> all right, we've got a great weekend, speaking of mothers. it's mother's day already. we've already been given tips on what to do with gifts, if you need some hints, make sure you tweet us. w

the only thing missing were the pom-poms. [laughing].ve left this evening. we are always fair and balanced. we are never the destroy trump media. let not your heart be troubled. that was a great interview with rudy giuliani. i am glad you asked all of those questions. >> laura: that acosta, i mean, how great are you? president obama? i think you are great. but you tell me how great you are. your legacy. he was practically erecting a statue to him. >> sean: just admit he is a liberal activist. a leftist that hates donald trump. let's stop the pretense. >> laura: move on.org is looking for a copywriter. i am laura ingraham with "the ingraham angle." the "new york times" bur

the only thing missing from the so-called reporter are the pom-poms. take a look. >> obviously, this is the moment that everybody is waiting for on inauguration day when the president and the first lady step out of the limo and walk down pennsylvania avenue. you know, i feel like i should pinch myself right now, wolf. i can't believe i have this vantage point of history in the making. >> so you are literally 15, 20 feet away from the president? >> i'm probably a good, i would say, 50 feet away from the president right now. very, very close. >> sean: with obama, he needs to pinch himself. he says he is a reporter. he says he is a journalist. no, he is a liberal activist. be honest. i spoke to white house press secretary sarah sanders about this and so much more. all right, thank you for joining us. you look at all of what i'm pointing out here. i don't think there has ever been a more hostile news media in the country than there has been of president trump. it's obvious. it's so bad that there is 91% negative coverage according to the media research cen

charles: ryan, we're up eight sessions in a row, and it's stealthy, no one is breaking out the pom-pomse is key resistance numbers left. now the question i'm asking everyone is do you think we're in a position to at the very left retest the highs from january? >> i think it's going to happen. you could see a meltup in january if you are not careful. if you are not invested, i would be nervous, earnings are going to come in better and better, if you're sitting in cash, that is going to be more and more pressure to get invested, so i'd get there. charles: caterpillar had a downgrade to sell and the stock is up. things like that tell me something is going on. before i let you go. is there a sector you like more than others right now? >> i do. i think energy is coming back in a big way, seeing oil prices rise. mlp's have a rise of 6 or 7%. >> thank you very much. coming up, tim cook taking another shot at mark zuckerberg and facebook's privacy scandal. >>> plus a touchdown for states' rights and online gambling. we've got a guy who plans on cashing in huge, next. it's easy to think that all

complete with a pom-pom accessory and pearls along the heel.created the garden party collection inspired by markel's slippers so everyone can feel like a princess. >>> list of the most popular names given to navies. top five names are liam, noah, williams, james, and logan. we have the baby logan in the newsroom. for the girls, emma, olivia, ava, isabella, and sophia. i love it when you're on the playground and someone goes isabella, and three girls turn. >> i love emma being the top choice. i have a niece named emma. she's in arizona not watching. but she's probably celebrating. washington and warriors again. >> mother's day before that. pays yourself. >> have a great weekend, everyone. make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross ♪ for the latest styles where you'll spend less. ♪ spring dress. ♪ ♪ you gotta go to ross. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, y

>> sean: only thing missing are the pom-poms. that's all the time we have left this evening.e always fair and balanced. let not your heart be troubled. that was a great interview with rudy last night. i'm glad you asked all those questions. i had the new news with rudy. >> laura: that acosta, they were practically swooning in that question. how great are you, president oba obama? i think you're great. but your legacy. oh, my god, erecting a statue to him. >> sean: why not just admit he is a leftist who hates donald trump. let stop the pretense. >> laura: move on dot org is looking for a copy righter. "the new york times"

. >> smart move for mike pom ppeoo read president trump's letter.t bought him time while sitting there. what's your reaction to this? >> it's a stunning change in direction here. the letter that the president sent, a friend of mine said it sounds like a 13-year-old stream of consciousness in a break up letter from overnight camp. >> i get it. i'm going to break up with you before you break up with me. >> by the way, call me. >> i loved you. we loved each other and it seems to have gone awry but if you want to get back together again, here i am. it's very unfortunate it appears that south korea was caught completely off guard. they called for a national security meeting at 11:30 their time to try to understand the letter. one can see why they want to. i've got bigger nuclear weapons than you have. don't threaten me. i can threaten you back. we'll see if they get to a better place. >> could this unpredictability be progress? it was not many months ago when the my button, your button had all of us in a panic. they did start talk about a summit. you had

. >> juan: i think you should get pom-pom's. you could be the cheering squad.acks coherence because you have military people who have said we oppose gina haspel. why would 100 of our american military personnel oppose gina haspel when all the insiders, people i know in the intelligence community, people who have been absolutely demonized by the trump administration, now everybody is pro-cia. the insiders love gina haspel, trust or come think she's competent, denser drywall. but when you come down to this issue, it's not about having everybody on the inside say yeah, we like our fellow insider. it's about american values. in terms of american values, someone like john mccain, who was tortured, says i can't do that. dianne feinstein who is definitely a woman indefinitely open to having a woman, first woman run cia says the more i read, the more disturbed i am. >> brian: where was she when this was happening? >> juan: let me just finish up. what you have is a situation where marc short and sarah huckabee sanders had to go to ca because the impression is in a 51-49

the only thing missing from the so-called reporter are the pom-poms. take a look. >> obviously, this is the moment that everybody is waiting for on inauguration day when the president and the first lady step out of the limo and walk down pennsylvania avenue. you know, i feel like i should pinch myself right now, wolf. i can't believe i have this vantage point of history in the making. >> so you are literally 15, 20 feet away from the president? >> i'm probably a good, i would say, 50 feet away from the president right now. very, very close. >> sean: with obama, he needs to pinch himself. he says he is a reporter. he says he is a journalist. no, he is a liberal activist. be honest. i spoke to white house press secretary sarah sanders about this and so much more. all right, thank you for joining us. you look at all of what i'm pointing out here. i don't think there has ever been a more hostile news media in the country than there has been of president trump. it's obvious. it's so bad that there is 91% negative coverage according to the media research cen

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which happened as well as an additional thing which you all know about and that was secretary pom perreault w-- pompeo was able to return the americans which will be back in the united states tonight. >> i want to ask about the toeb -- the tone of this potential summit because north korea criticized that the maximum pressure was the reason for the north korea and south korea meeting and they reminded secretary pom perreault that happened as a result of no outside sanctions but does the president maintain he had everything to do with that meeting and worried the backlash could impact the tone of his own meeting with kim. >> the president talked about the maximum pressure campaign has worked. we have seen north korea make progress since that campaign started. but the president has also been very clear that some of that success is due to our allies and our partners particularly both president moon, prime minister abe and president xi and they're role in helping put pressure on north korea and they have all played a big role in the maximum pressure campaign but a lot of that is due to the fact

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they use this technique -- pom perez and others have used the gd word and even the s-word to get tractionoesn't really work. i come back to democrats. there are a lot of independents out. there they don't like the president but love the results. democrats have to figure out how to talk to those people. if those are the only people you focus on, you will have significant victories. democrats have not been able to do that and most media outlets are not able to do. that they are running on the 2015 playbook. how do we keep this brash, narcissistic billionaire from becoming president? it's like watching the clintons over and over again. i love in living color but don't want it as part of my every day politics. >> all right. perfect. jesse? >> speaking of fly girls. here comes watters. >> what? >> i should have never said that. >> [laughing]. >> my point is that the media slams trump when he succeeds. imagine what they would say if he was failing. could you imagine if there was a scandal? if he allowed isis to take over a 3rd of iraq. imagine what they would say then, juanful i can't even. i t

never built we only have the old state school here you can see it over there none of the things some pom promised have been built not the school not the clinic not the police stations or their bodies station. the plantation manager confirms the plans for a clinic and a school but he won't talk about it on camera. sam beef management also refuses to grant us an interview the company says it will answer in writing once it has all the facts but that still hasn't happened. what does the lending d.g. have to say. with as far as we know no promises were made the question always is to what extent should a company that pays taxes to the state also invest the dish and early in this social infrastructure in the sense of china important to invest young moves to have to start i'm an effort to talk with the we want to see progress before we die especially us three. or four. especially we really we want to see that our children are getting ahead. stefania that we've left something good for them i shall call for more from local than i vs. companies aren't required to build clinics and schools but in re

people who couldn't get on in a highly, in a highly, you know, stressful role because there is a lot of pom i am sure john bercow comes under stress, all i would say is who know? there are two things i would add. in parliament non—disclosure agreement might have a different is that credible to not investigate specifically? it is not like that. laura cox who is a high courtjudge, retired now, is leading an inquiry into this, and what she is going to be doing is looking at this systemically, there is a problem with non—disclosure agreement and the problem about sexual harassment as we have heard frequently recently. i am concerned about them, i think they are misused and overuse. i can understand there is a place for them, there is a place for them because they are used in for exam in the corporate world because to... before you get on to that, is there not a place for inquiry into specific allegation at which the alleged victims can say i feel my case has been listened to and the allege perpetrators are also able to exonerate themselves. there are processes for that. they don't seem to be wo

financials and the move that you're seeing in the financials is largely contributing to the near term pom momove that you s. >> a lot of the small caps have zero profits and so, the overall multiple of the index gets muffled in that >> but you're not controlled by the overall index. >> just something really expensive. >> right and some are really cheap. they're buying etf if they want exposure to the market let's go back to the basic question, i don't want to say oh, i love the fundamentals of the company, but it's large cap. if that falls to the small cap, great, if it falls to large cap, great. >> is that what the market is saying right now that perhaps the fundamentals of the small cap stocks is better because they have less exposure? >> i think that's correct. i think that's correct for other reasons, too the reasons i'm neutral on the market and those being inflation is going to ramp up aggressively. forget what the fed says we were unit for six years, we're going to be over it for six years. that's crap. don't listen to the fed. smart people, but they lag if you want to play inflati

. >> we use add pretty dushess ivory satin, a pom which is ornamental but not supercrazy or blongy.iving it a a twist and making it feel more bridal we added pearls. >> the markle slippers have been shipped. only one other pair exists bow byrds shares a similar style in other colors. >> we're envigging her in the ballroom but she has something comfortable and warm on her feet that are fun and fabulous that gets her excited about walking down the aisle and marrying her prince. >> melanie woodrow, abc 7. >>> and meetingle markle's mom arrived today in the uk. ahead of the wedding. dooria ragland is staying at kensington palace and will meet the entire family this week. markle's father thompson will walk her down the aisle on may 19th. abc will have complete coverage of the royal wedding on saturday, may 19ing. robin roberts and david muir will anchor live from windsor england. a special edition of gma begins at 2:00 a.m. coverage until 8:00 a.m. followed which abc 7 news. >>> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm larry beil. >> i'm say ama daetz. abc 7 news at for a 5:00 s

that's something mike pom ppeo said years ago which is why i'm worried about him at the state departmenteenforcing some of president trump's worst instincts. >> thank you very much. thanks for being with us today. >> thank you. >>> coming up, self-medicating. new revelations about the president's glowing bill of health. ways to lthe northern belly fat. percussion massage. not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool. coolsculpting safely freezes and removes fat cells. with little or no downtime. and no surgery. results and patient experience may vary. some rare side effects include temporary numbness, discomfort, and swelling. ask your doctor if coolsculpting is right for you. and visit coolsculpting.com today for your chance to win a free treatment. >>> a new twist in the saga of president trump's former long time personal physician dr. harold bornstein to told news nbc that his office was quote raid bid ted by the presi personal body guard and lawyer. they took the records. now bornstein is dishing new information about his former patient and that unusual docto

end point is a denuclearized north korea and north korean peninsula and i give negotiators and mike pomeo to negotiate and to make inroads and keeping you in power and make sure your country is safe and your reign is safe and you are a long young. say what you got do say. >> say what you got do say. >> how do i get you into the car? >> yes. >> salesman. >> denuclearized car. also in the interest of america and the world is north korea without concentration camps. and so if simply offer to prop up a dictatorship, i don't think that's in the united states' long-term interest. >> thank you. we know that michael cohen paid by selling access to the president and pitched foreign government on getting that same access. just how shady is this? stay with us. ( ♪ ) it's the details that make the difference. only botox® cosmetic is fda approved to temporarily make frown lines, crow's feet and forehead lines look better. it's a quick 10 minute treatment given by a doctor to reduce those lines. ask your doctor about botox® cosmetic by name. the effects of botox® cosmetic, may spread hours to weeks a

this one, to my mind, is the biggest pom bomb of all. a confidential informant is the coin of the realm for the fbi. it was astonishing to me to be reading in the newspaper biographical details. you can only guess what kind of job the fbi and the cia has around the world to get people to help the united states ferret out dangers to them. this is the most dangerous development in the ongoing war between the white house and the department of justice we have had so far. >> let me defend the "washington post." after several other news organizations had published his name, they went ahead and did so. do you think this was rod rosenstein trying to keep his job so he couldly live to fieg the bigger war or do you think he sacrificed too much? >> both maybe. i have criticized the deputy attorney general before for kind of playing ball, especially with nunes and the house republicans here. but in general i thought his move to refer the other matter to the inspector general was shrewd and sound. this one really seems like a different kind of rubico

[laughter] so i think there are a lot of things that are going along here that it's not just the pomthe ticks of -- politics of the moment. and, jan, the reason that worries me is that you can take away the current political volatility, if you want the call it that, and you're still going to be stuckil with the underlyig unraveling of these institutions. andrea mentioned that nobody be has talked well enough about the people who have lost in globalization. you know, globalizers these days are a little bit like people who are speaking to somebody who doesn't speak a language that you speak. if i'm speaking to somebody who only speaks german, if i just speak louder, they'll understand me, right? well, that's how globalizers sound. if i just keep telling you globalization's good for you, then you'll be better. and, in fact, that's causing a divide between elites and the rest of us. and so there are multiple divides going on there that even if we could fix bipartisanship, even if we could fix the republican party, the democratic party, i think we've got very big underlying social divisio

ao tary of state mike pom testified before the senate foreign relations committee. you can see that hearing tonight on c-span beginning at 9:00 eastern. his weekend on "after words" former national intelligence director, james clapper, "facts and fierce" and interviewed by democrat jim himes. >> what do you think the risks and opportunities of the trump foreign policy which is radically different than the obama foreign policy? >> i looked in areas to be supportive of president trump and his foreign policy whatever it turns out to be. for example, i agreed with where he came out on afghanistan. and i know it was a teleprompter speech. but he said the right things and we need to stay there as undesirable many may view that. i thought that was the right call. i supported president trump's acceptance of the invitation to have a summit with kim jong un. i don't know where that is going to go and there are potential pitfalls here but why not try something different. >> watch 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2's book tv. the house failed to pass the farm bill last week. next up,

secretary of state mike pom peo is on capitol hill this morning.d to the senate foreign relations committee. he was asked if canceling the meeting makes the u.s. position stronger or weaker. >> i don't believe in that sense that we're in a position to believe there could be a successful outcome. i think that's wha t the president communicated pretty clearly in his letter. i can add to that over the past many days, we have endeavored to do what we agreed was to put preparation teams together to preair for the summit. and we received no response to our inquiries from them. i think the american team is fully prepared. i think we're ready. i'm still optimistic we'll reach that point. i know the president is as well. >> let's go to senior global affairs contributor ian bremer. he's founder of the group and joining us now on the telephone. ian, good morning. we just heard from the secretary of state who is on capitol hill, who said that the u.s. has been trying to repeatedly connect with north korea on logistics and received tresponse. did the white hous

so this isn't just about burden-sharing although there is a pom point of it. at the same time obama is trying to work for, by, with and through partners, he is prepared to work around them when necessary and pakistan josh and luke also, i'm sure, eminently familiar, example of a partner where they are not willing or able to execute counterterrorism operations on the ground against terrorists threatening the united states directly. drone strikes enable working around pakistan. they're also used in yemen where you have another problematic government can get into more of that during the q&a. but while drone strikes enable working around government, they raise questions about using lethal force in areas how the side of hostility. in 2013 the united states put in a framework to govern that use of pores, ppg, presidential policy guide. luke, you will dig more into the guts of that. so i will just highlight very quickly a couple points before moving to trump and then finishing up with a little more of a discussion of implication of partners and some changes of direct

you won't call for your pom for this but find out what time a store opens or closes.ndle some curveballs. there was another example of a man calling a restaurant and the restaurant couldn't take the reservation because of the size of the party and the computer knew enough to ask how long is the wait time. >> it didn't say do you know who i am? >> we'll program yours to say that. >> george gets a special program. but i'm sure now after seeing that a lot of people wondering when is it going to be available and what do you need in order to have this work for you. >> google will start testing it this summer. they haven't said when it will fully be available. you can use it on your android or ios or any that use the google assistant. >> i was a little skeptical at first. >> i sat down and said you haven't heard it yet. it's a little bit eerie, though. how human it sounds. they say if the computer can't handle whatever the conversation is or the questions or goes too far off course it will refer to a real human. >> i thought it just hung up. >> see ya. >> as always, appreci

he just tweeted i'm please today inform you that secretary of state mike pom a is in the air and on his way back from north korea with the three wonderful gentlemen who everyone is looking so forward to meeting. they seem to be in good health. also, good meeting with kim jong-un. date and place set. let's bring you to a live picture of the plane carrying the three americans and mike pompeo is in japan refueling. we see the tail lit up. president trump says the plane is expected to arrive back in the united states at 2:00 this morning. the president says he will be there to greet those on board. >>> u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo was in north korea to security the meeting with kim jong-un and president trump. they have committed to denuclearization if the threat of a u.s. invasion stops. >>> this morning, gina haskell nominated to head the cia is facing questions at the senate confirmation hearing. she is making her opening statement this morning. let's listen in. >> it was the beginning of an adventure i had only dreamed of. the men who ran cia in those days leaned forward in givin

it normally follows quickly to the poms. it does. that's another one. for me —— pumps. the black country beast, people have been talking about this for a few daysin been talking about this for a few days in the midlands. who or what is the black country beast? that's the question, it could be a coup but i don't think so. is this a lion on the loose? when i say lots of people... is that the head of a boxer dog? not really sure. if you're in the black country and the surrounding area... send pictures if you see them.” thought it might be one of your walls celebrating. let's not talk about that! the headline in the sun, you go to the british museum, fancy a look around the egyptians section, what do you expect to see, the sphinx, a couple of pharaohs, tutankhamen and mo salah's boots, top scorer, 32 goals in the premier league, he has put this boots on display and niall spencer, the curator, said the acquisition brings the museum's egyptians section up to date. an icon in the uk but has had a truly massive impact hash egyptians section. you don't have to b

losing streak shaked off political insurgent in italy dow one and a quarter% higher in europe mix pomsrcent cac quarante up a third of a percent 16 points higher the dax down a third of a percent 44 points lower in joirment, in asia overnight gains across the board think a a like shanghai composite up wonder and three quarters in hang seng hong kong up one 1/3% president trump set to make good on a trade threat, the white house reportedly expected to hit european union with tariffs on steel, aluminum those exemptions end tomorrow eu ready to retaliate germany angela merkel says belonging is unitbloc united if u.s. goes with this move. >> pompeo a series of meetings with top north korean official main point of contention the nuclear arsenal. >> their conversation is going to be focused on the nuclearization of the peninsula continues as long as that is part of the discussion going to continue to shoot for june 12. >> what to expect ahead of this morning's th meeting right now key issues to keep the summit on track some expected june 12 in singapore, more doors closing, struggling retail