fitbit also offered to give ric williamson arefund in exchange for the device, but he declined. >> andy b fitbitck on, the answer would be absolutely not. >>> and when we come back this morning, a special honor coming later this year to a stand-up comedy great. comedy great. dave chappelle. i have three kids, i work from home. we are all on the internet at the same time.da why a chose fios. my kids are doing homework or they're streaming videos. upstairs, downstairs. how's homework going? you need e lp? my middln, he likes to create videos and post them online. and while he's doingthat i'm on video chat with the client. so that, you know, mama can make some money. e best internet is even better at our best price. switch now and get our fastest speeds and a $200 visa prepaid card. only on fios. >>> oh, it's going to be good. a d.c. native will recei this year's prestigious mark twain prize for humor at the kennedy center. this week we learned dave g happelle w the nod this year. he is known for his edgy, sometimes controversial comedy about race, family and relationships. he'll be honor

that they were are of a crew that was hitting back and go looking for specifically maybe dystrophy ric's mr xi cambridge as we know is a big defendant in bergen county for the murder of the 0 buck another young girl and he will be going to trial just like his co-defendants in sometime in the summer this matter has been one not able to resolve by way of we were cooperation and there is no further though she was the is the part of the walkthrough. there were states originally over was 40 years mr moore 40 years for mr all to be equal if we're on for history if the nationalist sense will expose you to the right because this is all else in this case. who you set up with. that life in prison. already and we're going all that says mr moore you have no time to think about it because you're turning that this interest in their hundreds and they don't want to leave office that night so what you want to do all those are all this case this far. anything further. you know are very well 7 percent 10 percent and i think they are the ones. with. the you know. nobody really is just sitting on the fact th

good luck ric car isn't for you after all. , is it?> zac efron showed off his blond fade at last night's tribeca film festival for his netflix movie "extremely wicked: shockingly evil and vile." >> ted, did you do it? >> no. >> zac takes a dark turn as infamous serial killer ted bundy who used his good looks and charm to hide his heinous crimes. >> in a world where we swipe left and swipe right, you really should pay attention to who you're with and i learned this the hard way. >> lily collins plays ted's fiancee and praised zac's performance. >> he's able to mold in this and take it somewhere different. ♪ uh oh oh oh oh uh oh oh oh >> oh, yeah, it was a block party for blockheads last night in cincinnati. now, don't worry. if you couldn't make it to cincy, only brooke anderson is taking you backstage with the boys. >> she has a specific seat she likes to sit in. >> oh, yeah, where do you like to sit? >> um, front row. >> best view of my butt. >> you ready? >> i'm ready. >> welcome to the mixtape tour! >> so what is it like backstage?

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♪ >> this is "nightly business report" with sue hera and bill ♪ is♪ >>>ric low.nemployment rate falls to levels n seen in 50 years and the stock market takes off. new headache.gr p of migraine drugs were expected to help sales for big pharma, b the results have not been pain-free. leap.uantum there are smartphones and smart home, but what about a smart switch? meet the entrepreneu created one and had thegh bri idea to -- the way power is delivered. >> nightly business report for this friday, may 3rd. >>> good evening, everyone. and welcome, bill is off this evening. the nasaq closed a record. we'll have more on that in just a moment, but we begin with the strong labor market that is showing no signs of letting up. theunployment rate fell to its lowestevel in five decades with many economists saying this type of strength is unusualov f a ry that is already ten years old. just take a look at these numbers. 263,000 jobs were created in april, a lot more than expected. the unemployment rate fell to 3.6%. wages are up 3.2% from a yea ago and that lifted stocks. thend

in this country prably need to pay a lot more than they're paying to get into line with most ofother ricapple has $285 billion offshore while we have 7,499 homeless people if the city of san francisco were a country -- e five-county area arounsan fra- it'd have the ninth-highest population of billionaires among countries, and yet it's hard to walk down the street without encountering homeless people. when the winners of our age have built a winners-take-all econo, an economy that predictably, reliably punishes most americans and deprives them of the american dream, and then, having built that economy, reinvent themselves as the only people who can fix it, the people who are disrupters, who are change agents who are going to make things better. -you're also very heavily critical of well-meaning liberals. you think that they actually paved the road for the election of donald trump. can you explain that? -they paved the road for donald trump in two ways. e, a lot of rich liberals have pushed the idea that they can save us -- the billionaires, rich people who caused the very problems that we

option, remains on table, and we have seen already military present there, not only cubans, but the ric russia ans have miln the ground there. i hear people talk about they don't' americans to intervene in venezuela, when it is russians have intervened without consent of the government, they came in with former regime of maduro's, his permission. but without president of the government. led by juan guaido. united states stands ready to do things it needs to do to work with our allies, 54 nations have now recognized new leader to ensure venezuela democracy is delivered. >> tell me more about the russia ans. what are they doing here. is it payback for us being involved in nato? i wonder what is go through their head. what kind of roll they have had in keeping -- role they had in keeping maduro there keeping sanctions and economic pain that we've been him through. >> i think one of their objectives is greed. crude oil there in venezuela. russian companies that get that crude oil. they provided supplies, allowed some of that crude oil operation too continue there in venezuela. one of elemen

an earlier report by tmz said ric flair was rushed to the hospital for a very serious medical emergency that his son- in-law disputed that, saying the surgery is a planned procedure. >>> in the wrestling world, mourning the death of wwe superstar, ashley massaro. she was rushed to a hospital yesterday, she was pronounced dead. the police do not suspect foul play, she is survived by her daughter, alexa. she was only 39 years old. >>> this weekend traffic has felt like a month. tell me it is better today. >> it is a little bit better today. as a matter of fact, as we are taking these pictures, one area that is better is the east shore freeway, and we can see it right here, the macarthur maze, only 26 minute drive, that is pretty good for this time of morning right now, you can see traffic is crowded but earlier in the week, we had one hour commute for the same stretch. so that is good. bay bridge, backed up for about 15 to 20 minute delay, slightly slower than usual. highway 24, that looks great. so far it has not been slow. and nearby, interstate 680, a little bit of slow traffic in pitt

>> we have kale and we also have a tomato salad and just the ric there.1r?und that people aråái asking for anything in particular because of the way people -- the different diets people are describing to you right now? >> yeah.(í;y we've had keto probably the newest menu linend a lot of people based on the what the trends are at the moment. >> how do you find the collaborations to work together? >> we actually worked with territory for some time doing some quality control with them and it was-yz kind of a seamle thing. they are a family to me. when they reached out6 it was a no-brainer. >> we don't have;mx any west african food on the menu ands thmething the customers would enjoy. >> it is hard, chef, to stay eating healthy when you are a chef? because you have to taste all of t food -- thnibbling for sure. it is but it isn't. sometimes i'm very mindful of it. chef eric and danielle from territory, thankou for joiningg% us. it looks delicious. >> thank you. >>> several d.c.rea with the james beard award. the rising chef is qualm onwaschi and tom kunnaman a

. >> that motion passes 4-3 with commissioners johnson ric richas and melgar voting against. >> there seems to be interested in three year for office and 10 year. let's rescind that vote and take the vote on the second one. >> i thought it was clear. >> on the office it would have to go through mandatory dr if you decide to allow or not. >> i heard a motion to resend by the maker of the previous motion. on that motion t motion to preve to rescind. (roll call). >> that motion passes unanimously 7-0. >> commissioner hillis. >> the alternative motion is approve with modifications and the modifications are that we allow office use to participate in the legit mat program but decrease the time for that use to three years. >> second. >> for everyone else 10 years. >> commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: it is unusual that there is no office applicant here today speaking for themselves. that makes me a little uneasy. everybody else has passionately spoken in support of each other except as a huge nothing regarding office. >> commissioner richards. >> we will hear from those on the 48 or

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>> greg: set your dvr and never miss an episode of "the five" we go from ric flair to fred bear. >> dana: [laughter] >> jesse: this is a fox news alert, bret baier, questioning the competition for the democratic nomination. he knew fox poll out this hour shows joe biden with more than double the lead over his closest competitors. in a distant second self-described socialist bernie sanders with 17% support. six-point drop in support since biden joined the race but beyond that the candidates in single digits including senator elizabeth warren who came in third with 9%, mayor pete buttigieg gaining support trailing one by three. the new poll comes out as new york city's mayor jumps into the 2020 race. with a slam on president trump even as his own candidacy gets panned. peter doocy standing busy and keeping track of two dozen candidates. >> peter: bread to come up biden is up and bernie is down t the only democrats in double digits in president trump is not treating either as threats today when he announced immigration plan to take more than one term to finish. >> we will get it approved im

>> greg: set your dvr and never miss an episode of "the five" we go from ric flair to fred bear. >> danat, bret baier, questioning the competition for the democratic nomination. he knew fox poll out this hour shows joe biden with more than double the lead over his closest competitors. in a distant second self-described socialist bernie sanders with 17% support. six-point drop in support since biden joined the race but beyond that the candidates in single digits including senator elizabeth warren who came in third with 9%, mayor pete buttigieg gaining support trailing one by three. the new poll comes out as new york city's mayor jumps into the 20

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the ric-sharing pany's offering 180 million shares of its common stock. this comes as the company faces ecomic demands from its drivers. earlier they went on strike across the country. they're demanding an increase in pay, better benefits, and an improv tipping system. >>> it's 5:10. in an exclusive interview with nbc news, facebo co-founder chris hughes is making headlines saying the company should be broken up and that facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is too powerful. hughes was zuckerberg's roommate at harvardment he says that -- harvard. he says that the facebook that exists today was not the one he founded with zuckerberg in 2004. hughes says febook is far too big and powerful. hughes explains why he's speaking up now. >> every single time there's some new heane about a privacy scandal or election that's going on, i do feel a sense of responsibility. i'm angry at mark, and i'm angry at a lot of facebook's leadership for taking something that could have been so azing andacrificing quality, security, stability, for clicks. >> hughes left the company in 200

ric car isn't for you afteal ♪ >>and we're just waiting for those clouds to clear and now it's a slow morning. yes, a practice and but a good payoff. a very good payoff are in for some great weather this afternoon this week ahead of us not looking bad either we do have a few showers out there this morning as promised last night we saw them and they linger through the evening and are still hanging out with us this morning. there's san francisco skies on the cloudy your side obviously san jose just a touch a brighter, but you've also got some clouds overhead livermore unpleasant it out there in the tri valley, not looking bad at all just a touch of cloud cover and a lot of sunshine mixed in with that. this is the situation across the bay a cloudier start to the morning in a cooler start to the morning than what we've been used to and certainly for the north bay. rainier start to the morning, nothing more than just a few this in a while so may catch you off guard if you are readfo light rainfall couple of sprinkles in san francisco and out into the bay to future cast shows some offshore

ric's explanation this morning has allowed me to cut about two minutes out of mine, so i will tell you where i am coming from in my remarks. i am lieutenant colonel u.s. arine corps retired, still a u.s. marine, and will be until the day i die. i am wearing my dog tags right now issued in 1963. my remarks come from the authoritarian side, which is to say when i was six years old i went to military boarding school, and i came out 12 years later. i went to san diego state and joined rotc. i signed up with the marines when i was 20. the day i graduated, i went to quantico, and left the marine corps 26 years later. my first opportunity after i got my degree, my final degree, i went to west point, where as a ivilian, i was a law professor. i represented the man from six on. now my remarks. in world war i, the prime minister of france reportedly aid, "military justice is to justice as military music is to music." i happen to like military music. [laughter] lt. col. solis: he was tone deaf. morale is a delicate flower. over many months, the good orale of a company of 250, 300 men and women ma

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lauryn ric tts tracks that for you, > welcome back, everybody.eteorologist lauryn ricketts. 30% chance of rain today, tomorrow and monday. especially humid particularly monday. now. out there temperatures in the 60s. 69 in annapolis. a few isolated showers across virginia. shore of maryland. tnto t headed the d.c. bike ride, temperatures today in the mid-70s with just an isolated chance of showers. likely dry for that, l andely dry throughout the day. 30% chance of rain sunday and monday. temperatures moving up. die brie tuesday, wednesday of next week and lookinggood. >> thanks, lauryn. >>> back in 25 minutes with another update to news and weather. for now, back to the "toda. >>>eep it going. keep your hands up. >> that video doesn't get you. u don't have a heart. back on this saturday morning may 18, 2019. you may have seen this video that touched millions wi nation. that's 9-year-old lucas, ecstatic when his dad surprised him coming home from deployment in syria. i had a chance to meet this family. how the military deployments affect children

millband, thank you for the work you do through ric. we met through some individuals in the office in denver and shea for your work and the work that takes place in colorado as well i was here and it may have been the 2015 hearing that you testified to this committee, you talked at the time about the internally displaced, not just in syria, but throughout the region, you talked at the time about the overall global refugee situation being greater than i believe at that time it was world war ii. can you talk today about what is different from the refugee situation in syria specifically or globally than it was in 2015 and how that difference has occurred? >> thank you very much, senator. i hope i can say that the fact that you went to meet refugees who had been resettled in colorado and denver sends an incredibly important message, and i think it was a message of humanity that really resonated. so on behalf of my team, i really want to thank you, directly i think three things have changed. first of all, there are more refugees that are int

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. >> well, try, ric. >> i think there are two issues. we talk about 2% inflation number there are some upward biases to the measured inflation rate. and one of the reasons that we think 2 is not a terrible number is because we think the actual inflation rate is somewhat lower than that. that's one important point second important point is that deflations are very costly to the economy and, particularly, we have a situation which we just experienced which is when you have a low inflation number, that you actually are more likely to hit what we call the effective lower bound where nominal interest rates can't go below zero when you get a shock in the economy you want some kind of cushion. now my view is that greenspan had it exactly right when he said price stability isn't something -- you know it when you see it it's when the inflation numbers are stable they're low enough so that people are not particularly concerned or spending a lot of time trying to figure out what inflation is in terms of making decisions about production and that 2%