the head coach says shuffling his tea m the head coach says shuffling his team does not amount to a riskweek. it means we have been able to see others play at test level. you bring in graham and watson, who were outstanding this year in the six nations, duncan taylor to the midfield and we believe it is a stronger team. it has to be. this will be a much tougher game than last time against italy. a gentle side the wallabies don't often show, centre of attention was foley and a statue in ice for the man who secured victories with two late kicks. you would be disappointed if they were not fired up. it's a test match. they could have won the game by ten. that's the nature of the beast. that is test level. you would beast. that is test level. you would be fired up no matter what. i'm looking forward to them coming out. in a city that knows a few things about putting on a show, saturday's main event also promises to be something special. salford red devils are one win away from wembley after reaching the semi finals of the challenge cup. they beat wakefield trinity 30—6, wakefield actually won

we are waiting five —— as shuffle around. we are waiting for more news.avid, communities secretary, has gone in, we haven't heard what he's got. justin greening the education secretary has gone into. they have all gone in and have come out yet. ten cabinet ministers trooping out downing street and an interesting reshuffle of the pack. thanks for now and we will be back to you very soon. let's take a look at weather prospects. we'll start with the latest satellite sequence which shows it was a lovely day. we have sunshine, heavy rain in northern ireland and western scotland. it will stay wet in western scotland in the early hours and further showers another man, scattered showers for western england and well. try further east and across major towns and cities have 13 degrees, low in rural spot. into the morning, a breezy day through central scotland, quite gusty and breezy. showers fading away from england and wales, wetter weather to be had in western scotla nd weather to be had in western scotland but eastern scotland as well. 18 degrees in aberdeen and

there were rumours she would be shuffled out. that seems to be the pattern emerging today.his afternoon during the reshuffle, arguably not much of a reshuffle. probably worth saying that there are essentially three people who have gone up, damian green, close ally of theresa may. he has been promoted to first secretary of state, but effectively means he is the most senior member of cabinet. he is something of the deputy prime minister, although technically not the same, but very similarto technically not the same, but very similar to that super theresa may, she has put a close ally in a very senior position within the cabinet. the chief secretary of state treasury is promoted. and the leader of the house, he now becomes... i have forgotten! he becomesjustice secretary. you start to lose track of who has gone were! he was secretary. liz truss still have a cabinet position, but no longer is in charge of her own department, said probably some disappointment there. let's look at those numbers. 13 people not moving jobs. what does that tell you about the position theresa may fin

. >> the prime minister of the united kingdom, they'll be hanging by a thread, theresa may shuffles herinet as she fights to stay in power. we'll have the story. >> it's been one year since the deadlyiest mass shooting in u.s. history, how they'll remember the 49 victims. >> we're live from world headquarter welcome to our viewers here to united states and around the world. >> thanks for joining us. this is cnn ne"cnn newsroom." >>> u.s. attorney general jeff sessions has offered to testify before the senate intelligence committee tuesday. >> sessions is skipping a different hearing on the justice department's budget, he said that he offered to resign over tensions with the president, donald trump about his decision to recuse himself. >> session's appearance haven't been worked out just yet. >> hi, there, it's going to be up to the senate intelligence committee to decide whether to allow to testify on tuesday and whether to have that session be open to the public or closed to the public, according to reporting by my colleague, this request by sessions to testify caught the committee by

this is the non-shuffle recent full -- post. this is the non-shuffle recent full —— reshuffle.at she could not make any of those big changes that she was going to make, possibly moving philip hammond, even perhaps boris johnson. she could not do any of that. what she is left with is rearranging a few of the cheers in the lower decks of the titanic, if you like. the junior the lower decks of the titanic, if you like. thejunior ministers lost their jobs, you like. thejunior ministers lost theirjobs, they will have to be refilled. there will be a little bit of musical chairs as a result of that but really she is stuck with 13. ina that but really she is stuck with 13. in a sense, she needs everyone's support now and what they will be demanding on her in parliament is much more openness in downing street, much less closed kitchen cabinet approach, which is what to advisers were accused of bringing about. much more corporation. they happens giving a tax on those two. one former of communications saying that they were childish and abusive. really bad feeling at the top. she will want

this is a limited shuffle and tells you about the position mrs may is in and follows people like borisjohnsone and tonight we have heard from the foreign secretary and here is what he has to say. of course people are wondering what will happen now there is a hung parliament, there is no absolute majority. theresa may got by far the biggest mandate anybody has got for my party for decades. she leaves by far the biggest party in parliament, jeremy corbyn did not win this election, it is absolutely right that she should go ahead, form a government and deliver on the priorities of the people and i am going to be backing her and everyone lam going to be backing her and everyone i am talking to work as well. he had described as trite reports that he may be behind some kind of leadership challenge and there have been from senior backbenchers words today to the effect that they think it is not the right time for any kind of leadership contest, it would inject more instability and uncertainty into the party itself. that message is spreading certainly among other members of the cabinet. we have been he

there were suggestions that liam fox will be shuffled out and other names were in the fray.moment, not huge changes being made in the cabinet. yesterday, we saw the departure of two. david gauke living there, are you pleased with your newjob? living there, are you pleased with your new job? a living there, are you pleased with your newjob? a promotion? —— leaving there. no word from david gauke either. yesterday we saw two of theresa may's advisers leave. there were concerns that two of those advisers had played a key role in the defeat at the election and needed to go. there will be a sense now, reflected by the defence secretary this morning, the cabinet will need to be more collegiate and theresa may needs to listen more to her cabinet colleagues and her backbenchers. we are seeing the beginnings of up with this reshuffle now. 0k, early, for the moment, thank you. i figured now. 0k, early, for the moment, thank you. ifigured i'd be worth just popping away from you briefly to catch up with an overview of today's events but we will be back in downing street shortly, i'm sur

we saw in her shuffle today of ministerial appointments, we saw some remain porters, in, some brexiters come in. it's hard to did you switch side shoes on. evenif to did you switch side shoes on. even if she wants to lead us out, it's whether she actually can. may has never looked weaker as prime minister than she does now and it's the cabinet making a lot of decisions. which takes off onto the other story, david on the front page of the times. hammond pushes tories to ditch brexit trade plan. the real brexiteers are going to hold sway according to the telegraph, but the times is now saying it could be hammond. this is exactly the point. is it only a week ago it was philip hammond who was for the chop as chancellor? now he is preparing to lead a battle within the government to soften brexit by keeping britain inside the eu customs union. this is what people like borisjohnson have fought tooth and nail against. and then of course president macron who we mentioned earlier, he added to the fire tonight by saying that the eu's doors remain open for britain to reverse brexit, if things go

heading to the shore this weekend just be careful 295 at 42, same deal they have shuffled barriers aroundk crews are out until 6:00 not working weekend but be careful if this is your first weekend down the shore for summertime. otherwise southbound i95, boulevard slow in the northeast and westbound slow up the hill into belmont, mike and alex, back over to you. >>> the president is making good on his campaign promise, united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord. he said the agreement cost american jobs. >> he does say he wants to try to negotiate back in but terms that work better for u.s. but plenty of reaction to the news , jenny joyce at city hall with how people are react nothing our area. >> reporter: good morning. city leaders are definitely concerned. they say philadelphia is seeing effects of climate change with hotter summers and heavier storms and for that reason regardless of the president's decision city is committed to reducing carbon emissions. the announcement came yesterday by the in the rose garden. president trump said the accord will cost u.s. too much mon

the manager was in the back to work in her shuffling. she called the local animal control and chaos ensued. there's a liquor bottle smashing all over the place. over $500 in damage. >> there's an air mark dispensary that has combined both things into 138-dollar -- the thc for marijuana's in the sauce. it cost $38 and gets a rather high. >> take a look at the tweet posted by at 123, always smiling of a photo recreation. metal line from california thought it would be cute to re-create a child a family photo that took place at her mom's high school graduation. after her own high school graduation she popped back up on dad's shoulders and took the same picture. >> you caught up with the governor christie, what he got? >> with the whole country watching, they're watching jim comey's testimony congress, i wanted to get reaction from governor chris christie. i found him in date new jersey where he was at an event talking about the transportation trust fund. what was on everybody's mind was happening in d.c. at the exact time governor christie w

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again, construction zone is tough to begin with but it is shuffled around and there is a new location for that off ramp so pay attention there heading north bound. we had a person struck and killed last night on the market frankford line at 34th street station, septa says they will resume regular train services, at 5:00 a.m., right new buses are running on market frankford and subways as they do on the overnight, until 5:00 a.m. karen and thomas back to you. >>> 4:03. parents of the timothy piazza killed in the hazing incident at penn state are demanding change, in fact, they have sent a letter to the university's board of trustees , asking that something be done regarding this greek life policies. steve keeley in center city this morning with more, steve? >> reporter: well, we're on lawyers row on locust street specifically outside law offices of kline and spector that is law firm known for both its tv commercials with the former philadelphia anchor with man thaw sianni its highly successful, civil lawsuit as begins penn state university, first with the sandusky case, and representin

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. >> alison had gotten caught up the "florida shuffle" -- a criminal scheme, born of the opioid crisis's making some people very rich and putting others at risk. >> like millions of young people in america, alison became addicted to opioids. her parents say it started with pain pills in high school, and by her early 20's, she was in serious trouble. she tried rehab near her hometown outside chicago but relapsed. her parents were desperate. >> so florida, why florida? >> well, the facilities down there that we heard about were very good. >> it was beautiful. >> it is beautiful. and it and it seemed like a good fit for her. >> and you felt at this time hopeful? >> i felt hopeful more than i had ever felt ever. >> the rehab center provided a free plane ticket. and alison was off to south florida, where a new model for rehab is creating a crisis. >> that's an overdose. >> it's an overdose? >> yeah. it's delray pd, male overdosing, administering narcan. >> in the last four years the number of overdoses here has quadrupled as the treatment industry has exploded. more than 4,600 overdoses in

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. >> the first time lor et that put on a pair of my shoes, then you're seeing them shuffle around andtender. it was kind of sweet. >> mariah's twins have become used to jet set lifestyle. they want to go this the airplane. if we stay somewhere too long they don't like it. they're travelers. they love it. >> but mariah has offered up what it's like neil patrick harris is raising daughter harper and son gideon. angelina jolie once told us, if she wasn't an actress there's only one job for her. >> i love being a mom. i'd just stay home. >>> all right, jay z and beyonce, you're on the clock. we're waiting. let's go. >>> when we come back -- we're hitting yankee stadium for a next on kron-4 news at eight: a shocking arrest for the attempted murder of a two year old boy. what a woman is accused of doing to the child in a park. an uber driver arrested...after what a passenger said he did to her on an east bay ride. i'm steve aveson. i'm vicki liviakis. the news -- at eight -- is next. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked.

>> the first time loretta put on a pair of my shoes, then it was like oh, and you're seeing them shuffle tender. it was kind of sweet. >> mariah's twins have become used to jet set lifestyle. they want to go this the airplane. if we stay somewhere too long they don't like it. they're travelers. they love it. >> but mariah has also opened up about what it's like neil patrick harris is raising daughter harper and son gideon. angelina jolie once told us, if she wasn't an actress there's only one job for her. >> i love being a mom. i'd just stay home. >>> all right, jay z and beyonce, you're on the clock. we're waiting. let's go. >>> when we come back -- we're hitting yankee stadium for a special salute to two american heroes. one on two legs and one on four. >>> that's 2012 a-rod and the yankees honoring marine corporal megan leavey and her military-working dog. they were wounded in fallujah and now, their special bond and story is a major motion picture called "megan leavy. >>> and that's why yankee stadium hosted the premiere of stadium hosted the premiere of the iraq war based on a true

you can't just shuffle your problems around and solve your problems. >> it's a question for and about hawkins from the i-team. today the v.a. said it is recommending discipline for him but didn't say what kind of discipline. >>> former mayor of fairfax walked out of jail after a judge credited him for time served. scott silverthorn has been in jail awaiting sentencing. he was caught in a drugs for sex sting and handed an under cover detective less than a gram of meth. the prosecution asked for two years behind jars. d he had no prior record. >>> contamination at the reflecting pool by the lincoln memorial. what is being cleaned up that killed dozens of ducklings. >>> scammers going after cash from people trying to make a little more money. what you should be looking out for if you search for jobs online. >>> we saw a beautiful, spectacular fantastic friday across our region. saturday not looking too bad. the heat really building in. we saw a high of 84 in d.c. those numbers going up big time as we head towards the first part of the week. updated forecast next. ♪ ♪ award winning interf

first time lor et that >> the first time loretta put on a pair of like oh, and you're seeing them shuffleender. it was kind of sweet. >> mariah's twins have become used to jet set lifestyle. they want to go this the airplane. if we stay somewhere too long they don't like it. they're travelers. they love it. >> but mariah has also opened up about what it's like neil patrick harris is raising daughter harper and son gideon. angelina jolie once told us, if she wasn't an actress there's only one job for her. >> i love being a mom. i'd just stay home. >>> all right, jay z and beyonce, you're on the clock. we're waiting. let's go. >>> when we come back -- we're hitting yankee stadium for a special salute to two american heroes. one on two legs and one on four. across virginia endorse dr. ralph northam. ralph northam is the only candidate who stood up to the nra after the virginia tech shooting. dr. northam stands out with a consistent pro-choice record and led the fight to stop the republicans' transvaginal ultrasound law. ralph is a leader for education, expanding pre-k for thousands of famili

what was meant to be a routine government shuffle, if you will, has become much more of a scandal foruel macron's ministers. guest: all those being linked to financial allegations of misconduct. the scandals that have forced emmanuel macro to reshuffle his government. is according to the right-leaning paper on its front page. you have the minister for french territories announcing he would be stepping down due to a separate scandal of financial misconduct. now you have the defense minister. she stepped down amid allegations of misusing eu parliamentary funds as has the minister of european affairs who is also stepping down. most recently, the justice minister, who was the leader of the center-right party, which was a big source of support for a minimum m -- emmanuel macro and during his campaign. while there tried to downplay the reshuffling, saying it is part and parcel of this post parliamentary period, but for this newspaper, what should've been a technical reshuffling has turned extremely political and is turning out to be much more complicated fro for macron then he first thought

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and yet already emmanuel macron is having to re—shuffle his government because of potential scandal andg domestic political challenges. it could all collapse very quickly for him? we will know pretty quickly if he is astute and shrewd as he appears. the four ministers who left his cabinet, it is good for him because they did not belong to his party. he does not need them any more. he has got majority in parliament and he is walking on water and so far, so good. you know how we call him in france? jupiter. yes, it is something that is not well known. explain, whyjupiter? it comes from his entourage. they call him jupiter? that is how he views himself. after spending two years in president hollande's government he knows what to do. what not to do, sorry. in the next few weeks, he is going to pass a law, he's got a majority for it, i do not see how it is not going to happen, that law will enable him to exceed do executive orders on what the most pressing issues are. even though he's won a parliamentary election, he's going to make changes through the executive powers. the french president

shuffle pass inside to thompson, hit hard. and a hard foul by draymond green.ly the crowd responds. cavs players signaling, let's go back to the replay center. you can hear the crowd react to the replay on the big screen. livingston fouls -- i -- that, by definition, from what we see in the nba, that's a flagrant foul. >> mark: by definition, you are correct, mike. that's coming straight down on the head of tristan thompson. >> jeff: i think he just got caught up in the air. >> mark: i know what you do think. that deserves to be taken a look at. >> jeff: at least a look, right. >> mike: another loose ball foul. by the way, the foul was called on livingston. so, the whistle came, and then green came in afterwards, which would have been a technical foul. >> mark: still got to look at all that action, though. >> mike: yeah, absolutely agree. >> jeff: i'm actually glad -- i'm so sick of the replays. >> mark: you're not looking at that and saying that's not a flagrant. >> jeff: i agree with you, too, but -- >> mike: irving drives. lost the handle. gets it back. thro

shuffle pass inside to thompson, hit hard. and a hard foul by draymond green.ly the crowd responds. cavs players signaling, let's go back to the replay center. you can hear the crowd react to the replay on the big screen. livingston fouls -- i -- that, by definition, from what we see in the nba, that's a flagrant foul. >> mark: by definition, you are correct, mike. that's coming straight down on the head of tristan thompson. >> jeff: i think he just got caught up in the air. >> mark: i know what you do think. that deserves to be taken a look at. >> jeff: at least a look, right. >> mike: another loose ball foul so, the whistle came, and then green came in afterwards, which would have been a technical foul. >> mark: still got to look at all that action, though. >> mike: yeah, absolutely agree. >> jeff: i'm actually glad -- i'm so sick of the replays. >> mark: you're not looking at that and saying that's not a flagrant. >> jeff: i agree with you, too, but -- >> mike: irving drives. lost the handle. gets it back. throws it up, baneker won't go. tristan thompson wit

conflict of is a interest there and we all know hat they have been actually having a big shuffle because of the dishonesty. having said that, my son, who is disabled young man, had clinic, re through a health clinic, which never paid monthly fee to. paid when he went. he paid for his medicine, he slight small y fee. e had better healthcare then than now, he pays $500 a month for. like i said, he has epilepsy, he has pre-existing condition everyone about, like it is a horrible thing. e hasn't had a seizure for 25 years, he goes to the doctor, have a few a year to meod tests, it is amazing to that his healthcare now because progress ing a bit of that he pays so much more for ealthcare and he's not requiring any healthcare and is absolutely amazing that we don't sit out here and look at honesty, we any buff sxet talk about him like he's god's creation. sit here and listen to the dishonesty about he doesn't he's xes and then we hear fighting a million dollar tax bill, which is very -- he's very we give him all kinds of contracts to move the oil round to help out because he's so poor, we're s

this has not been a reshuffle but a continuity shuffle hummer or non—shuffle if you like.ay has kept many of those cabinet ministers in the same place. there isa ministers in the same place. there is a sense she needs to keep continuity. there is a sense that it needs to be business as usual. where are we to be a fly on the wall and some of those conversations in there, you wonder if they are having conversations about loyalty, plenty of calls from the backbenches today suggesting theresa may's leadership has been seriously damaged. for now she is certainly holding on them are certainly getting on with the role of being prime minister, as deciding who is going to be in her cabinet. we have heard around the time she called the election that she wanted the makes a big changes in our cabinet, and she is clearly not doing that on the singer what she has done so far, so what does that tell you about her position?” has done so far, so what does that tell you about her position? i think it is interesting, there have been a number of smiling faces coming out of number ten, number

there are probably shuffling towards the battlements and ushered towards there at the same time.tion that within team theresa may if the prime minister was to shore up her premiership, then she could not cling on to these two advisers, such was the animosity towards them. what was the animosity towards them. what was regarded as their role in the flawed election campaign, in the widely criticised manifesto and in particular, that contentious policy on social care. there were also criticised for the culture and the atmosphere. the blame for it within downing street with one former insider saying they created a dysfunctional and toxic atmosphere inside number ten. their departure was seen as intimately linked to, if you like, the main survival strategy. many mps took the view that they had to go for mrs may to demonstrate that she had got it. but she had understood what had happened in the election and shtick responsibility and that she was willing to do things differently. and for hire to be given space to do that their departure was the necessary price. she would have bought hers

believe that if once you get over a certain age if you're not being productive you know it's time to shuffle off your mortal coil and head to ever after you know there's plenty plenty of parallel universes out there to travel to you don't need to be mucking up this suit this planet with that i want to read this quick headline but then go back to something else the sad spectacle of hillary clinton slow motion breakdown go read it because it is funny she is having a slow motion breakdown she's the oldest of the baby boom generation by the way she's sixty nine seventy right there and the oldest of the generation by the way bernie sanders was a silent generation he's older than the baby boomers and again bernie would have won more young people voted for bernie sanders and trump and clinton combined by a lot so bernie sanders in the primaries won eighty percent of the millennial vote so just so you see that it's based on what happened in the united kingdom bernie would have won based on how the millennial would have been more inspired to turn show up instead we have the media melting down along w

there was a suggestion that when she went to the polls and suggested a large majority that she might shuffleviduals that maybe she did not get on with. there were talks about what would happen to liam fox as the secretary of state for international development. —— international trade. also, the secretary of state for international development, pretty bit out. similarly andrea leadsom. there is a suggestion that her power has been hampered by the outcome of this election, and we saw the resignation of her two aides yesterday, those two roundly blamed for what happened in the general election and the general direction that the conservative campaign took. the incentive campaign very much fought on theresa may as a personality, theresa may's team rather than conservatives so those two scalps we re conservatives so those two scalps were taken yesterday, but there is a sense that is to raise very little power in manoeuvring with her own cabinet and there is a sense that she really needed to keep these things the same way to keep the party together, and of course some big key plan that now need to

as expected, he shuffled the pack and brought in maro itoje and sam warburton but peter o'mahony haso from being tea m the 23? how can you go from being team captain to not even making the 23? gatland is certainly not interested in winning any popularity contests. interested in winning any popularity co ntests. h e interested in winning any popularity contests. he is here to win the next two test matches. if he achieves that he can come home a hero. would you say to the players as they walk out onto the pitch? we have got to play the game of our lives. we have got to produce unquestionably the best performance of the tour in order to have a chance. so the series is on the line here for the lions in wellington. will this be where they come alive or will it be where they come alive or will it be where their tour unravels? you can follow all the twists and turns on the bbc. katie gornall there for us, kick off 8.35 tomorrow morning. here's what's still to come on sportsday. quad tennis has proved to be a big hit at the us and australian open, and wimbledon could be about to follow suit.

officers shot and killed him allegedly carrying a knife as he shuffled along the sidewalk. after pepper spray and beanbag rounds did not disarm him. >> i believe we can minimize and reduce officer injuries and more importantly injuries to our residents. >> you have what i would consider a high failure rate with these weapons. >> reporter: tasers are not always reliable. said a former police officer who instituted tasers in that department. half the time they do not subdue the suspect. >> what will you do if the weapon does not work? what will you do if you need to transition? how we get out of the danger zone? >> reporter: sometimes it is mechanical. sometimes it is because the subject is in bulky clothing or position in a way the electrical probes do not attach. >> if they are sitting or behind a desk or in a car, it will limit the amount of body exposed. >> when we should not be using tasers can under what conditions? >> reporter: they had questions. they were told as they come through research keep in mind all data is on tasers that are no longer sold. manufacturers redu

i think marriott, we were talking -- >> owned by the military, yes. >> they're going to have to shuffle. air bnb, the cruiseship lines are in place and the airlines. >> do you expect any u.s. businesses to be impact ed in cuba >> air bnb, people will still be able to stay there although there will be fewer travelers. let's not forget there's still a number of opportunities, telecommunications, other areas that are open. u.s. companies can and will continue to exploit. >> we're seeing governor rick scott the is leaving and mike pence coming to the stage now. he is the last speaker before president trump so we're going to take a quick break. when we come back we'll keep talking and listen to the president. don't move when this bell rings... ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughout the connected business world. at&t network security helps protect business, from the largest financial markets to the smallest transactions, by sensing cyber-attacks in near real time and automatically deploying countermeasures. keeping the world of business connected and protected. that's the

we've seen the cabinet shuffle. we've seen the closest advisers resign after this election that has been branded to the press as humiliating. as disaster rouse for her. will these changes be enough will she gain support of her members. members feel she wasn't listening to them enough that she was too close to these advisers, they felt they didn't have enough connection to theresa sa may. >> she's very damaged. everybody sees her now as just a caretaker, prime minister, not somebody who is there for the duration. having said that, they're terrified, i think, within the the power, a vote being viewed after huge division that's always been -- within, i think, the brexit, probrexit politicians who want us to leave the european union come up may and those who wanted to remain and, therefore, want the best possible deal, that's a very bitter division in the party. theresa may is trying to paper it over by appointing a very close ally that's effectively her deputy. damien green who is promove. but at the same time bringing

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part of that is because of disarray within the white house and we have seen shuffling and reamangementsh replacing sean spicer. i think that the reporters probably have some real complaints here. rob: kristin, you say that it's about one of your arguments is that this is about ego maniac reporters upset that they are not on camera every day. if you don't have a televised briefings, no tv's, no cameras are bad for tv. >> the media reporters say that we need to televised conferences for transparency but this has arguably been one of the most transparent administrations of recent decades. i mean, trump can be 100% transparent by speaking directly to the people on social media and through his speeches. this is really about ego-maniac reporters just trying to have silly partisan got-you questions televised. they are doing everything in their power to try to take down trump and the administration and this has little to do with transparency and everything to do with reporters wanting to filter trump's message. if the mainstream media wanted transparency and get information out there, why did t

a tweet from a week ago from amazon's jeff bezos may have been lost in the shuffle due to that amazon-wholeest usehow he could his wealth to help people has set off a frenzy of responses from every corner of the world. part of what he wrote says come i what much of my philanthropic activity to be helping people in the here and now, at the intersection of urgent need and lasting impact. joining me from new york to discuss the response that bex -- bezos received is tom metcalf. some tweaks were lighthearted, like donate $42 to every shareholder. what about food banks, freshwater, mental health care? what did you see? tom: you are picking through 42,000 tweets. some are snarky whole foods comments. it is split between the two. some people are taking the opportunity to complain about amazon's customer service or asking that he give alexa manners. some were heartfelt. they were asking for urgent need, like food, soup kitchens. also, loan forgiveness for students. teachers were a popular topic. basically, something his money can impact now and have a long-term impact of the same time. emily: taki

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a tweet from a week ago from amazon's jeff bezos may have been lost in the shuffle due to that amazon-wholet is certainly getting attention now. the tycoon's request to his twitter network about how he could best use his wealth to help people has set off a frenzy of responses from every corner of the world. part of what he wrote says, i want much of my philanthropic activity to be helping people in the here and now, at the intersection of urgent need and lasting impact. joining me from new york to discuss the responses that bezos received is tom metcalf. give us the range. some tweets were lighthearted, like donate $42 to every shareholder. others said this is refreshing what about food banks, , safe water mental health care? , what did you see? tom: you are picking through 42,000 tweets. you have the whole range. some are snarky whole foods comments. it is split between the two. some people are taking the opportunity to complain about amazon's customer service or asking that he give alexa manners. the majority were heartfelt. his tweet was asking for responses for urgent need, stuff like f

the communications here, sean spicer has taken so much abuse but my sense of things is you couldn't shuffle that and put in a new spokesperson and unless you have more discipline from the top, it's not going to matter. >> absolutely. the communicators are an expression of the rest of the white house, they're an expression of what you have a discipline plan of what you want the message to be and the message has to be connected intimately with what it is that you want your policy to be. results matter. at the end of the day it's not just about picking what's the nice message for today, it's about picking what is it that we are going to focus our taxi on and how do we explain that to the american people. paul: all right, thank you, karl, i appreciate it. >> you bet, thank you, paul. paul: when we come back the russia probe ramps up as former fbi director james comey prepares to testify before the senate and weber4s new genesis ii. weber. for life. go to weber.com for more information. (i wanted him to eat healthy., so i feed jake purina cat chow naturals indoor, a nutritious formula with no ar