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his wife, who are both, you know, have a very strong marxist past, they both -- they honeymooned in scashrow's cuba. they both have nostalgia for the days when new york was grittier and more authentic in the 1970s and 1980s. meanwhile he throws his hands up the subways which you see right there are filthy, that's not really his problem. that's the governor's problem. no mayor in history has been happier to disclaim responsibility for what's going on in the city. he always says look, if you don't like the subway us go, talk to the governor. if you don't like nitra blame it on ronald reagan. this is his method. >> tucker: is he a deck dents moron. i'm sorry you have to live there. seth barron, thank you. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: bill de blasio's campaign starts off haunted by a specter. the specter of death in 2014 the mayor tragically ended the life of new york's groundhog day ground dog. watch this. >> this footage from ground hog day 2014 shows freshly inaugurated mayor bill de blasio appearing to drop staten island chuck. the week after the ground hog did a few more events befo

this wouldn't be the first time he tried to put his thumb on the sca scale.d to believe the reports are exaggerated. wrapping up his tour of southern states in alabama as we speak. joining me now is garrett headache, who has been covering the campaign for the last few days and is with them in alabama it sounds like you have had a grand adventure covering bernie sanders. what is kind of the focus of this southern tour that he's on. having covered him in 2016, my election is that he lost the primary because of what happened in the south. is this an attempt to right that? >> absolutely. there's reports of bernie sanders political demise have been grossly exaggerated by the president at every stop on this tour. the energy for sanders supporters brings to events is unlike anything else we have seen. i have covered a number of candidates. these folks are committed to 3rd and th candidate. the southern swing is about expanding that base. how do you do it? sanders has to reach out to african-american voters. they were not with him in 2016. he will need them in 2020 i

it's radioactive material found at a home in san carlos, yes, sca situation there, we've got calm for sarah stinson standing by with the latest on that live for us from the home itself sarah. >>hi there i just got new information i spoke to the next door neighbor of the home where that radioactive was found and now it is completely contained and no one is in danger, but i spoke neighbor neighbor was was ron. wrong and c for and he and he died in january and so what happened was he with his neighbor said he wasn't that surprised because he worked at the stanford linear accelerator center also known as slack. >>and they do a lot of work with scientific research and radiation and as we know this was radioactive material love still waiting to hear from redwood city fire about exactly what kind of ray d a a radioactive material because there's a lots of different kinds. so stay tuned on that but take a look at this video from the scene yesterday. i mean this unraveled around noon. this is on the 1000 block of a cedar street in san carlos know city officials say the home has been unoccupied

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>> sca modest contingency there has beent stability and a recognition that there are opportunities beyondi was talking about this morning. francine: should theresa may leave in june? does that make your job easier or more difficult? at that 80% of the conversation is on who is the next prime inister? >> the topic does come up. we will enter into an implementation period. and then how to relate to the eu regulatory framework. we do need certainty and we do need to resolve this matter. green think about finance, thin tech, the u.k. city of london as a world , indonesia,al hub china, and beyond. it is important we are ready for those as well. >> i am a june minister in the treasury. there are many aspiring candidates but this is not my time. francine: would you serve the government under boris johnson? happy to serve my nation under any prime minister if they wanted to have me. recognize what is important here, and orderly and stable government led by people who understand the need to have a flourishing economy. that gives growth, tax revenues, and allows us to invest in public services. we

the stock was down 2 and a third percent many it was priced at 45, opened at 42 college admissions scailty today. joining me to break it down, james freeman and mitch rochell. great to see everybody this morning. >> we're figuring out -- the markets are trying to figure out how much the tariffs are going to cost. tax foundation says over the long haul, if all of the tariffs get put in place, all of the threatened ones, it could knock out half of the growth expect fredfrom the 2017 tax reforms. >> others are saying that the companies dealing with these tariffs, they absorbed the first 10%, they'll absorb the rest as well. if you look at this for short-term pain for a long-term gain, that's the president's strategy. maria: i don't know how you move the needle on things like stolen i.p., forced transfer of technology. if this is a cultural thing, how do you get the chinese to change it. >> whether you like the tariff negotiating tactic or not, the reality is our economy's in a stronger position right now than it's been the past decade. if you do a trade war, you do it from a he position o

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