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the rathskeller as head chef heikal clear nuff skee presents it to me. what on earth is this going tasty loves us that much i know ok ok this time the ingredients would be. flowery potatoes and sell to be first get and pickles. and watching the story behind it is a pretty traditional dish around here right now that. i was involved in the past when sailors were at sea for a long time but was this by the meat had to be preserved that's why there salt to be visible. than most and because most of them were probably toothless due to his fights scurvy or whatever or that everything was mashed up so they didn't have to chew it was ok that i enjoy thank you strings i can't wait. for all those surprisingly delicious a perfect finish for my tour around bremen i've learned to live and tasted a lot and i feel like that's a great note to end this show and so thank you guys for watching and soon except. the large sporting event it's got a sunroof a new b.m.w. eight series also comes as a complete cop out to test drive the bus it's got an end of a ferrari but was consi

comedian voting there's a lenski has won the first round of the presidential election there so then skee a political novice who has campaigned against rampant corruption has taken just over thirty percent of the vote incumbent president petro poroshenko took less than eighteen percent ukraine's next president will be tasked with finding a solution to corruption as well as overseeing a five year old conflict against pro russian separatists in the east of the country well jonah hall is live for us in kiev and joins us now to tell us more about selenski is when was it unexpected. it was not expected the poles have been tipping it for some time it's certainly an unlikely victory though this is a man as you point out a comedian turned actor he has no political experience whatsoever to the extent that he's put out any policies they're extremely vague there's no detail to them he's played the part of the president in a successful and popular television series here but that's really what most people know about it they don't know much more they don't know who is backing him importantly they don't

let's go the skee of ubs telling us overnight it was "a challenging quarter, but he is pleased overall with a result. investors seem a little pleased. stock up 1%. barclays also reporting a beat however, the bank warned it could be forced to bring down its annual cost outlook if tough margaret conditions persist. barclay's conference call getting underway right now bringing any big headlines as they cross that stock down just under 2%. >> we have a slew of exclusive interviews you do not want to miss, including their chairman and ceo brian roberts. southwest airlines ceo gary kelly talking about the 737 max problems one of the hottest stocks out there, chipol. their ceo broirn nichol also joining us, and all before 10:00 a.m. eastern time. slack taking a big step towards going public itself. leslie picker has more on the details. good morning >> good morning, brian according to the "wall street journal" slack is targeting tomorrow tomorrow is friday all that sort of thing now, what's interesting with slack compared to some of the other unicorns that we've been seeing going public is th

buy, buy, buy >> sell, sell, sell. [ buzzer ] >> then "the lightning round" is over are you ready, skee-daddy. scott. >> caller: hey, boo-yah, jim how is it going? hey, i'd like to ask you about one. i'm in the used car business and every customer says, carg, car guru is what brought them in the door i bought their stock last year they're best form of adverti advertisement. what do you think about them >> you are smarter than i am i like carmax but we'll do a deep dive on car gurus because of exactly what you told us because you teach us thank you. lori in texas. lori >> caller: hey, b-b-boo-yah from austin, texas. >> i love austin, texas. >> caller: i'm a big gold. i love gold. what do you think aid. iamgold. >> i am not gold i am barrett goal and like the mark of the doctor there let's go to daniel in florida. daniel >> caller: hey, jim, i had a quick question line technology invisalign had a big drop. what is you are yo thought >> i thought -- they got dental vision and 3m against them align still owns the market. i was too negative >> buy, buy, buy frank in new york. frank. frank? >> call

. >> thank you for coming on the show that was the skee of fordnam and mason. >>> both republicans ande been readying themselves for the release of special counsel robert mueller's report on russian election interference that is due later today. u.s. attorney general william bar is set to hold a press conference to provide an overview of the report before it is made valuable available to congress and the public. nbc's tracie potts joins us live from washington. tracie, break it down for us please >> well, first of all, democrats are a little miffed at that news conference they think that the justice department is trying to control the message and their message is they don't want to hear from bar anymore. they just want to see what robert mueller found that report will be delivered to capitol hill and then posted on-line for everyone else to read the belief has been that it will be heavily redacted. there will be large sections taking out for what the attorney general has said are safety reasons, security reasons, by law there are areas that can't be ray veeld however, we have at least

kamala harris also as soon as she walked out, you could hear them skee weeing in the audience.tural base in the audience as well and did really well. over the guy, beto o'rourke got a warm reception. beto did a good job in saying he has to earn that vote. i thought that was a very smart answer. on the other end of the spectrum, tough day today for bernie sanders. a lot of jeering. a lot of people in the crowd even sort of cat calling him. he had a little bit of heckling going on in the crowd when he gave answers like he marched to the march on washington. and didn't give specific answers on questions of race. tulsi gabbard had a tough time with that crowd too, but i think she held her own, answered her question. those two had the toughest day. what did you make of the performances? >> well, i agree 100% with aisha. elizabeth warren was electrifying. we know she can be electrifying because in 2016, i think people forget how she rallied crowds, how she was one of the great surrogates out there on behalf of hillary clinton. so i think that people forget that she has the ability to

. >> and then "the lightning round" is over are you ready, skee-daddy?the lightning round," let's go to michael in florida. michael. >> caller: greetings to the consulting guru of the stock market. >> wow >> caller: my question today is the company, quarterly earnings statement on thursday after the stock market close, it will be -- will it be a good buy for me or do i need to pass it buy, dlth >> dlth. i said, my fantastic unbelievable guy, keith, is someone who gave me a jacket and i wear it constantly but i do not know how they do but i will say that skull and crossbones on the shoulder, people think it's a -- people like how i look in t let's go to manas in california. manas. >> caller: boo-yah, jim, from san francisco. >> we'll be out there soon. >> caller: on apple' announcement of getting into the credit card business, what do you think is in store for mastercard >> a.j. pulled it off. he is so good, mastercard is so good buy it james in missouri. james. >> caller: jim, with oil skyrocketing why can't they catch a -- >> they think it might be buyi

buy, buy >> sell, sell, sell. [ buzzer ] >> and then "the lightning round" is over are you ready, skee-daddyme for "the lightning round. let's start with kim in new jersey kim! >> caller: hi, jim thanks for all you do for the home gamers. >> you're quite welcome. >> caller: my is textron txt. >> the previous stock had staying power but went right back down. i say -- >> don't buy kevin in minnesota kevin. >> caller: jim, thanks for taking my call. >> of course >> caller: hey, jim, hey, is it time to buy halliburton? >> the house of pain. >> is it time to move into the house of pain? i don't know i don't even want to sublet there. pete in new jersey pete. >> caller: jim, what do you think about eagle pharmaceuticals? >> i think nothing of it i don't like pharmas at all. a big old pass on that how about manuel in illinois. >> caller: jim, i just want the your shouts on six flags made the dividend sound safe your thoughts. [ buzzer ] >> inconsistent, inconsistent says the diplomat in me. how about kevin in illinois. kevin. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. kevin from chicago, illinois, the shoulder of bi

are you ready, skee-daddy? time for the "lightning round.rk, jim >> caller: boo-yah, jim cramer >> boo-yah >> caller: first time talking to you. my call is on vf core, i sold on 327 and bubble bond them. >> i think it's doing so well that you're going to do quite well. >> buy, buy, buy >> i'm thrilled to get rid of the gh business that is too competitive. steve in new york. steve? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. first-time caller, long time. >> first time, long time >> caller: got a stock i got into late last year for dividends. it's since merged with another lirt but has been going down should i buy, hold or sell office property income, opi. >> i've got to look into that. that's a stunning decline. it's gotten a little better this year i got to find out what they merged with that nobody likes. that's a cheap stock we're going to come back daniel in pennsylvania, daniel >> caller: jimmy, it's a valley boo-yah to you. >> love the valley lived there for a while. what's going on? >> caller: despite the recent increase in crude oil inventory, with summ

. >> and then the "lightning round" is over are you ready, skee-daddy? start with eric in colorado.c >> caller: hello, jim. boo-yah! >> boo-yah back at you >> srpt. >> i like this company they really are concentrated in one drug so to speak, and i don't like one drug company. so even though i think the drug is great, don't buy. jim in connecticut, please, jim? >> caller: jim, it's jim from connecticut. >> how are you >> caller: after watching the upside move in kkr, after they went from a partnership to a corporation, is blackstone, bx, undervalued now? >> no, now that they've done, this they've made that change, i really feel like you kind of stole from the upside here so i'm going to have to take a pass at these levels go to sunil in texas sunil? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. this is sunil from flower mound, texas. >> all right >> caller: i want to know your thoughts about dexcom people keep articulating that's these companies aren't doing well that is untrue i think dexcom which we've had on multiple times is doing very well let's go to steven in florida. stephen? >> caller: the stock

are you ready, skee-daddy? time for the "lightning round. jerry in illinois. jerry?: hi, jim first of ah, thank you. >> you're a good man thank you. >> caller: so the question is about fox. i've been in it since almost the beginning. it's a terrific company, but lately, i don't know it's flat as a pancake what's going on? >> i totally agree with you. i feel like they're in the penalty box. i would not own the stock here they are slowing look, companies like okta are accelerating companies like box are slowing they better do something that accelerates the growth rate or it's not going to go anywhere. tom in florida, tom? >> caller: hey, love your show thanks for taking my call. >> caller: oh, you're welcome. what do you got there? >> snh >> senior house? this is a bad business this yield i do not think can be maintained senior citizen housing cannot be maintained right now let's go to melissa in pennsylvania melissa? >> caller: hi, jim how you doing? >> i am good how about you? >> caller: good. i'm an action alert club member. i want to thank you for everything you do

landslide the political novice is estimated to take in around seventy five percent of the vote and skee has promised talks with russia to resolve the conflict in eastern ukraine as rival petro poroshenko has backed by the west has now conceded defeat. the world health organization says fighting in libya has killed at least two hundred fifty people in the past three weeks troops loyal to the warlord . trying to take the capital from the un recognized government. all right so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the listing statement on selection by fidel. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the. al-jazeera. church. airs. on. the. free speech ought to be a matter of concern for only here on the specialty channels outside of the states. hello i'm richard gilbert and you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week the case against julian assange which is journalism at risk or is it just person we'll examine the legalities the politics the way the story has been reported and we'll go d

in two thousand and eight al-jazeera documented a groundbreaking skee. preparing some of india's poorest children for entry into its toughest universities. ten years on we return to see how the students and the scheme a helping change the face of india. super thirty announces they are. take a look at the top stories here in the al-jazeera news out because prime minister says some of the suicide bombers may have traveled abroad before the easter attack mass funerals have been held for some of the three hundred twenty one victims which included forty five children. the u.n. special envoy for libya's renewed his appeal for all armed groups to stop the third week of fighting around the capital tripoli so far at least two hundred sixty four people have been killed. and egypt's hosting two emergency meetings of african leaders to talk about fighting in libya and about the political political uncertainty in sudan. all right but let's go back now to our top story of course the attacks in sri lanka we can speak to colleen rowley who's a former f.b.i. special agen

zillion skee one this vote in almost every ukrainian region that's a high degree of national goodwill for a man who's new to the job he will now have to explain his long term plan to the people robin first you walk. here. still ahead on al-jazeera we take a closer look at egypt's referendum that could see a president other facet of theses role extended until twenty thirty. we meet the native americans fighting to protect their ancestral land at risk of being mined and to spanish tennis players go head to head in barcelona find out who came out on top with libya and of course. we've got another weather system that's putting itself together even north america . the last one is only slowly moving away from its here over the eastern parts and still bringing us a few showers of parts of canada and the northeastern parts of the states as well but here's the next one made its way across the rockies it's now over the northern plains the spring is somewhat weather around the great lakes region but it's further south that we can see the intense rains as we head through the next few days so texa