i skype to the vice president of skype to ask why people would want snapchat style features in this appiving our users the tools that they need. people tell us that they use skype to stay in touch with families. they video call once or twice a week. then, they felt that they had to go to other applications to share photos or a message. what use is asked was to give us the tools inside of skype. that is what we have done. you used to be the place to go to use videos, are you not worried that they could turn away from skype when there is this going on? we have struck a balance. if you don't want stickers and images, you can use it as a medication ‘s application but on the other hand, if you like to express yourself, that is a swipe away for you. in other news, fox's reportedly . several movies have begun shooting and it comes as the chinese media giant adds hollywood movies to their digital publishing platforms. that's all for this edition, of asia business report. thank you for watching. now, the top stories at this hour... president trump has confirmed that the united states will withdr

javier: en caracas, vÍa skype, lo tenemos a francisco con lo Último sobre la situaciÓn en venezuela.o soldados? buenas tardes. francisco: buenas tardes. se sabe de otros incidentes en el pasado. meses atrÁs vimos vÍdeo de tenientes del ejÉrcito. declarando la rebeliÓn contra el gobierno. recientemente, lo ocurrido mÁs allÁ de este episodio con el policÍa. se pudo haber tratado de un caso individual o puede ser un grupo. carolina: ahora, francisco, opositores de maduro dicen que el helicÓptero fue un puro montaje del gobierno. quÉ hay de cierto? francisco: esta es la hora de las especulaciones. no hay nada cierto. son mucho mÁs las preguntas que las respuestas. la aeronave no ha sido localizada. ha habido una bÚsqueda sobre el aparato. el piloto no aparecido. -- ha aparecido. escribiÓ esta maÑana en twitter que habÍa 80% de policias descontentos con el gobierno de maduro. javier: con esto queremos terminar, cuÁles son los planes de protestas? francisco: hoy estÁn convocando una nueva jornada de protestas. consiste en bloquear avenidas y calles en caracas. buscando paralizar y evitar s

vÍa skype el abogado experto en inmigraciÓn nos explica.o para la comunidad? abogado: sÍ es viernes pero no con el paquete de la informaciÓn de este cambio. especialmente se borra, se quita del libro el dictamen que tapa la autoridad de la orden ejecutiva del presidente obama. la cual ya sabemos que estaba frenada por la suprema corte de justicia. pero al quitar este dique amÉn en daca 2012. esto que existÍa no puede ser rentado, todavÍa se estÁ viendo para ver si en algÚn momento se podÍa ocupar esa orden ejecutiva para los padres ciudadanos o los que habÍan llegado aquÍ en el 2010 y que no tenÍan rÉcord criminal. caro: el abogado ezequiel se quedarÁ con nosotros para responder preguntas. mÁs adelante tendremos o respuestas asÍ que envÍa sus dudasredes sociales. y lo vamos a responder en la cuenta de facebook life. javi: no se mueva abogado porque tendremos muchas preguntas para poder crear esto a esta hora de este tema. en otras noticias, las que tienen que ver con el dÍahablÓ unos 35 minutos. que es importante aumentar el flujo del diner

javier: nos acompaÑa vÍa skype.para muchos. algo que se ve en este paÍs demasiado. la violencia causa de arma de fuego no es normal. no tendrÍamos que ver lo que vemos. en este dÍa mueren mÁs de 90 personas a causa de arma de fuego. carolina: cuentas que cuando tu sobrina falleciÓ, te diste cuenta que el novio tenÍa problemas de salud mental. te das cuenta en ese momento que las leyes no protegen mucho y le permiten las personas que tienen algÚn tipo de problema mental acceder armas de fuego. quÉ has podido hacer acro tu desde el aÑo 2009 para que esto cambie? aurora: estoy trabajando en una organizaciÓn. nos aseguramos saber quÉ hay leyes para saber quiÉn puede tener un arma de fuego. javier: me gustarÍa preguntarte acerca de la libertad que tenemos todas las personas al vivir en estados unidos. tres quÉ no cualquier persona podrÍa comprar un arma? crees quÉ deberÍa haber una legislaciÓn mÁs concreta? aurora: sÍ. tendrÍa que haber legislaciÓn. ahora, cualquier estado puede tener leyes diferentes sobre quiÉn tener u

appreciate your time joining us by skype today. guest: thank you. host: back to your calls. about 15 minutes before the house is scheduled to come in today. we have asked for your reaction to the special election win by republicans in georgia and south airliner tonight. particularly in georgia, so much focus on that right -- that race. want to hear your thoughts. hosea and rogers, arkansas. go ahead. jose, in rogers, arkansas. caller: thank you for taking my call. this congressman from the , they got torty treading in waters like an idiot. he just lied. the most expensive congressional race in history georgia and he just said that without help, this guy got beat by 2%. we are not idiots, you know? we keep treating us with that kind of disrespect and we keep voting against them. until they say hey, these people are not stupid. they always keep losing. they will keep losing. we deserve respect. you know? in the bible or something like that? i don't understand. they spend $50 million on that race. come on, we need to be treated with respect. that's my comment, thank you for c-s

host: joining us now via skype is mark boughton.e is the national correspondent for the atlantic who is also the author of our spotlight on magazines. how to deal with north korea. he will talk about the best options for doing with north korea how are you this morning. and divingake a look article, refresh our viewers about this history of the crisis in north korea. guest: korea was divided after world war ii in the early 1950's. north korea invaded the south and the united states intervened and fought a war to push them back across the demilitarized zone and the standoff has continued ever since with the dynasty founded by kim hill song creating anng arsenal of artillery, a huge military, nuclear weapons, chemical and biological weapons. they have never really accepted the korean war is over. andsouth korean government the country of south korea has proper and become one of the most successful economies of the world while north korea remains ,his very totalitarian impoverished state, with the exception of its military power. as he

. ♪ emily: to keep up with competitors, microsoft is giving skype a makeover. has all the features users know, while adding third-party services, simpler photo sharing, and a revamped interface for group chat. skype has taken a backseat to the convenience of snapchat and apple's imessage. the new skype will be released gradually, starting out with android devices, then on the iphone in about a month. it was a banner quarter for cloud content management company box. positive earnings pushed them to a 52-week high. investors were particularly pleased box maintained its goal of being cash flow positive, a big challenge for a tech firm looking to grow. we talked with box ceo aaron levie about the results and what's next for the company. >> made sure we are plugged into different applications our customers are using. if you are using facebook for the enterprise, their new workplace product, we want to make sure content can be served up securely within that environment. if you are using ibm's workflow technology, we want to make sure we can plug into that seamlessly.

george and amal skyped with nick clooney two hours after the babies were delivered.alexander resembles his dad. >> the little boy looks like he has his nose. >> do they haver they look great and george and amal are doing well. she's great. george was -- his eyes were glazed so i'm not sure he was sober. we'll figure that out. now that's a joke. >> have you fully digested that? there's two coming? >> no and i don't now to do that. but it's going to be fun. >> reporter: the couple spend $16 million renovating their estate that includes security cameras and a nanny's quarter. this is what an artist imagined ella and alexander could look like when they're older. it is widely reported they were delivered at chelsea and westminster hospital. the private luxury suites there go from 7,000 to $11,000 a night. >> there are complimentary toiletries, and a menu to select meals from, linens, robes, everything you can a provided. >> congrats to them. cannot wait to see george as a daddy. >>> let's get to the battle at the box office. tom cruise taking on wonder woman with "the mum

carolina: mientras busca la cuchara para poder comer ese gran ceviche, pasamos vÍa skype con el chef facil es conocerlo. javier: quÉ trae este? chef: preparamos un ceviche tradicional de pescado. javier: quÉ rico! carolina: javier deja la cuchara en el aire. estÁ pendiente de lo que usted estÁ haciendo. la pregunta del millÓn es, de dÓnde se origino el ceviche? chef: hay diferentes versiones. en perÚ tenemos la mejor tÉcnica del ceviche. ha sido revolucionada un poco por los japoneses. cada paÍs que tiene costa tienen plastos -- platos similares al ceviche. carolina: perfecto. te agradecemos el contacto. javier: dicen que el mejor ceviche es el peruano. yo tengo ceviche aquÍ. vamos a compartir con todo el equipo. nos despedimos. carolina: manden sus fotografÍas si en casa estÁn haciendo ceviche. manden su foto en la cuenta de instagram. javier: yo me voy. carolina: buen provecho. hasta maÑana. gracias. [risas] ♪ ♪ ♪ yar45e lanzan la voz de --yarel: lanzan la voz del harta sobre criminales que usan nubes falsos para engaÑar a contribuyentes. y dÓnde estÁn las universidades mÁs seguras

i got another skype question from greg meriwether in louisiana. >> sarah are questions on health care. specifically our governor put out a number that perhaps hundreds of thousands of people in louisiana will lose their health care if this bill goes through. if you add up the other states that kind of puts it into the -- is there an acceptable number behind the scenes of people losing coverage to get the greater bill through? >> again i'm having a little difficulty hearing but as best i could understand you were looking at how obamacare repeal and replace would affect the state of louisiana. i mean frankly louisiana has been one of the hardest hit states in the country by obamacare. their insurance. m.'s have gone up over 125% to the goal here is to give people in the country choices. no one who currently has medicaid will have their benefits cut. we are looking across-the-board for health care plans that will lower taxes, reduce preamps and offer more choices for people in weighs in and across the country and hopefully that somewhat addressed your questions as best i could. >> thanks

skype has taken backseat to the convenience of snapchat and apple's message. out with android devices, than on the iphone in about a month. it was a banner quarter for cloud content management company box. positive earnings push them to a 52-week high. investors were particularly pleased that box maintained its goal of being cash flow positive, a big challenge for a tech firm looking to grow. we talked with box ceo aaron levie about what's next for the company. >> made sure we are plugged into different applications our customers are using. if you are using facebook for the enterprise, their new workplace product, we want to make sure content can be served up securely within that environment. if you are using slack for communication on teams, we want to make sure box can be the backs and system for that content. foran be the backend system that content. really, any application that gets created and used in the enterprise, we want either integration to power the content management and underlying data management within that app for our customers. partnering is f

for more on the psychology behind terror acts we're joined by melanie greenberg via skype. we getting terror fatigue, or are we getting used to the idea? tell me about the effect on all of our psyches because of these recent attacks. >> sure. the purpose of terrorism to incite terror. they want to do psychological damage. they want to scare a whole lot of people. and generally they're successful, because we seat on tv, and then people feel personally vulnerable. but if it's too much, eventually we get used to it. there's a quality of our ner vows system that is subject to has bit you the to -- subject to habituation. for example, if you live near an airport, after awhile, you don't hear it as much. >> a lot of people on facebook put the french flag colors super imposed or had references to the attacks. after this recent attack a lot of people didn't see that as much on social media. of course in great britain the phrase keep calm and carry on is well-known and goes back to the days of world war ii. great britain has been through the ira troubles of london. it seems like the

continÚe para el prÓximo grado, pero cuando se ha reprobado este aÑo tiene que repetir el curso, vÍa skypeun padre de familia si su hijo reprueba? andrea: bueno, lo primero es mantener la calma y no dramatizar la situaciÓn. creo que es una excelente oportunidad para poder enseÑarle a nuestros hijos que el proceso del Éxito estÁ en los fracasos, ¿no? mantenerlos alejados de las etiquetas, de que eres loco, o tonto. o desordenado. porque el hecho de que haya repetido no lo define como ser humano, o quÉ tanto éxito vaya a tener en el futuro. yarel:y es importante la conversaciÓn con el hijo. decirle mÁs que nada, animarlo para el prÓximo aÑo. andrea: exactamente, y mantener liviana la conversaciÓn. no tan pesada o dramÁtica. hablar con Él y explicarle que la vida hay fracasos, y que estÁs ahÍ para apoyarlo. eh, entender cual es el punto de vista de Él. cual es su forma de aprender mejor, quÉ es lo que necesita para que se sienta totalmente apoyado. tarel: ¿y cÓmo lo prepara para el aÑo escolar durante el verano? -- yarel andrea: yo creo que es muy importante seguir estimulando el cerebro: ¿ve

they skyped just two hours after the babies were delivered. little alexander resembles his dad. >> it looked like he had his nose. >> do they have hair and stuff. >> oh, yeah. absolutely. dark hair. they look great. and they're wonderful and both george and amal are doing wonderfully well. she's great, george was -- his eyes were aglazed. so i'm not sure he was sober. we'll figure that out. now, that's joke. >> >> no photos have been made public, but this is an artist ren derg of what ella and alexander could look like. uk journalist victoria arbiter says the private luxury suites there go to $7,000 to $8,000. >> there's an a la carte men knew. >>> does that mean their children will grow up like royal there? victoria has more on that. >>> in some ways they're going to be very similar -- raised in a similar fashion to prince george and princess charlotte. >> the clooney's mansion is in berk hire where the little prince and princess often visit their grand parents. >> beautiful picturesque lifestyle that george and charlotte have enjoyed the las

tenemos a una chica a las afueras de la discoteca y se conecta con nosotros vÍa skype.tardes carolina y javier, buenas tardes a los amigos de ediciÓn digital. hoy se cumple el primer aniversario de la masacre en la discoteca paul's donde murieron 49 inocentes y otras personas resultaron heridas. aquÍ se conoce como el dÍa de orlando unido, un dÍa de amor. a un aÑo de esta masacre podemos ver una comunidad mÁs unida. podemos observar que las autoridades observaron en conferencia de prensa que tendrÁn a disposiciÓn las fuerzas policiales suficientes para o acudir a cualquier percance. durante bastante tiempo se vive en seguridad y algunos hechos aislados que asustan a todos pero tambiÉn se respira, justo en este lugar men cuando nos ofrece la discoteca, se respira dolor y angustia. muchas personas estÁn afectadas de manera directa y otras de manera indirecta. definitivamente, caroline javier, es un dÍa en que se cumple un aniversario de las mayores masacres ocurridas en los Últimos aÑos en los estados unidos. carolina: has tenido oportunidad de hablar con las familias pre

nos conectamos vÍa skype con el chef javier. cuÉntenos cÓmo surge esta idea? javier: buenas tardes. dijo el jueves habrÁ audiencia de james comey, hay que venir temprano para ver si el vecindario viene a verlo y se le ocurriÓ una gran idea. yo le dije que perfecto, abramos temprano. y, en realidad, estuvimos esperando tantas buenas reacciones de toda la gente del vecindario. javier: cuanta gente esperan el dÍa de maÑana especÍficamente?me imagino que esperan muchÍsimos. chef: estamos esperando alrededor de 750 a 1500 personas. los telÉfonos no paran de sonar, la prensa quiere estar aquÍ. en mucha gente importante que crezcan en este evento quien serÁ maÑana. abriremos la puerta a las 9:30 a.m.. carolina: por supuesto que, seguramente la economÍa de su restaurante van a ver los beneficios. nos gusta mucho el titulo. esa palabra que nos tuvo a todos los miembros de la prensa para saber lo que querÍa decir el presidente . cuÉntenos, tiene usted los platillos a mano que nos para mostrar? chef: bueno, los platillos son algo creativos. querÍamos crear algo que tuviera que ver con el fbi.

hoy, esta con nosotros desde -- en vivo desde skype. gracias por estar aquÍ.o. luego, de la tragedia se hundiÓ el barco. la reacciÓn de la gente fue inmediata. todos los lancheros comenzaron a rescatar a la gente. afortunadamente, se pudo rescatar a la gran mayorÍa de las personas por la acciÓn de todos. otra cosa que quiero resaltar es que las mismas autoridades estÁn muy pendientes de eso. estÁn regulando de que todo esÉe marchando muy bien. el barco tenÍa todos los permisos a la orden del dÍa. carolina: ahora, juan, cuando estÁs frente estos incidentes, quÉ pasa por tu mente en ese momento para seguir grabando? juan: como reportero normal que uno empieza a grabar, porque la distancia no me permitÍa hacer nada. dejÉ la cÁmara quieta. comencÉ a decir a los lancheros que corrieran, que fueran a rescatar a toda la gente que se estaba hundiendo. la reacciÓn fue inmediata. es como cuando un aviÓn se cae, un accidente en un bus, sigue siendo un pueblo muy bonito. javier: te queremos agradecer. muchas gracias. el vÍdeo va a hacer historia. es un vÍdeo que muestra m

once people have to pay, do you think they could go back to using skype or talking on the phone. —— freemiumed. at the business news now brasch —— other business news now: airbnb has appointed a dedicated boss for china as it tries to make a big push into the mainland. the appointment of this local head has been a top priority for the home sharing giant because it faces stiff competition from local rivals who dominate the market. india is looking to expand its clean energy capacity after signing a deal with russia to build two new nuclear reactors at a plant in tamil nadu. they'll be the first of 12 to be designed and built by russia. moscow has agreed to lend india more than $4 billion for construction. now the markets. ben mckay, the first time since 2015 it has been above 20000 and the reason i will skip forward to the us market, it has been following those markets up. record closes, the s&p 5000 and the nasdaq is off the back of positive usjobs figures nasdaq is off the back of positive us jobs figures and we will expect more later today and you can keep in touch with that and me on some

nos comunicamos con melody por skype, gracias por tu tiempo. ¿quÉ les espera?o obama hizo el anuncio en el 2012 y otros mÁs como una asÍ de 5000 $, pueden aplicar para daca. que les puede dar el permiso de trabajo y un seguro social y licencia para manejar para que se puedan valer por sÍ mismos. y puedan aplicar para diferentes trabajos y asÍ valer los diferentes comercios que han podido lograr. yarel: ¿cuÁles son sus derechos legales? melody: por ayuda financiera a nivel de educaciÓn califican para lo que le estarÍa el precio de instate en vez de ser estudiantes internacionales. y con esta ley que pasÓ en el 2003 pueden agarrar ese precio, porque si no aplican para la ab540 el precio se triplica. le pueden encontrar en lÍnea en abf40.com, y puedan tener mÁs acceso a la educaciÓn, y hasta su maestrÍa. yarel: es muy importante, por lo que mencionas porque muchos de ellos terminaron el bachillerato. ¿cuÁl es lo que tienen a cambio de trabajo? melody: muchas organizaciones sin fines de lucro y otras de derechos humanos tiene problemas en el verano, en donde ellos

juan: juan eraÑa, vivo conversando a travÉs de skype junto a los otros testigos de este ataque terrorista su agencia sobre la infraestructura. vean imÁgenes en vivo de estas palabras del presidente trump. [hablan inglÉs] carolina: y tambiÉn el hablando del presidente donald trump, hoy dijo por primera vez que sus Órdenes ejecutivas migratorias son una previsiÓn de viajes para ciudadanos de paÍses de mayoría musulmana al tiempo que acusÓ al sistema judicial esa lenta y polÍtico. a en avalancha de tweets atacÓ al departamento de justicia que anunciÓ que la corte suprema habÍa enviado una versiÓn diluida de sus propuestas. javier: es una previsiÓn de viaje yo lo llamo asÍ. lo pueden llevar como quieran. el departamento de justicia deberÍa considerar una prueba para lograr una versiÓn mÁs dura. carolina: siguiendo con temas que han k parado titulares, javier, arabia saudita y otros paÍses han retirado sus relaciones con qatar. javier: fue arabia saudita, yemen tambiÉn y egipto quienes cortaron relaciones diplomÁticas con qatar, con el fin de preservar su unidad. es la mayor crisis diplomÁtica

you actually skyped into the briefing to ask that question. >> i did, iain. know only 35% of people surveyed support this idea according to a poll lie quinnipiac university. we wanted to ask press secretary sean spicer how homeowners in our area would be em pocked by president trump's proposal to cut those deductions and keep in mind new jersey is reported to have the highest property taxes in the nation. >> so the question is, what do you say to the folks who are worried they may take a major hit? >> well, david, thank you for asking. if you look at the principals ought lined by dr. cohen and senator minutia one of the principals was increasing the standard deduction so for middle income family you're talking bow doubling of that $24,000. we don't -- we of the mate about 95% of the folks that file now would not take individual deductions because of the increase the large increase that would happen. most middle income americans would actually save more under the president's plan because of the large increase that would exist with respect to the standard deduc

hold on, i have a skype question we'll go toe that. >> thank you so much. i don't want to i want to talk about making america great again. during the pipeline protest, there was scary times. just a couple weeks ago it was suggested that -- issued and it creates more, my question is this. what specifically will the administration do to give the companies more certainty as they make these multibillion dollar infrastructure efforts to move our energy. at the same time, their tribal leaders, feeling honored and respect respected. >> it was a little difficult to hear, i believe the question was focused on energy production specific to dakota access. i think we have been talking consistently about this, the president is dedicated to increasing energy production in the united states. we're doing a review of the dakota access pipeline. working with the leaders throughout that process to make it as successful as possible. a lot of the travel leaders want to expand energy production and development in their area and we're going to work continuously with them to try t

joining via skype is senior staff of the aclu. you for joining us. >> thank you. >> the president called this water downed and politically correct. is he right in claiming victory. >> he is right as far as the constitution goes. we have to remember since the beginning of time, our constitution at least one of the reasons we have one is because presidents were not able under the articles of confederation to conduct foreign policy. they vested the power, including immigration, in the president. this is a victory for constitutional law. and we must separate law from politics. what is happening in the 9th circuit and in hawaii and washington and on the left is politics. if you mix the two, that is bad for the rule of law. he is right the rule of law won. he is right that the presidency was restored from what the 9th circuit was trying to do. >> julia, is the heart of this issue the scope of presidential power? >> i do want to go back for a minute and say that in fact what the court did yesterday was largely replace the injunction agai

. >> to tell us more about t fshi many years, we have kevin and mckenzie via skype "right this minute" all the way from washin ongte.atst guys. >> hi. >> was this intentional,viuske happen? >> actually, it was intentional. of course back when i started, i was around. it's just been a keepsake and something we've done. in two years, you'll seehe t vi graduates from high school. >> so are you going to follow her to college orteha wrveis? >> i think it's cute, but i don't know if i want you following me to college. >> yeah, we're good. >> now it's put together, how does it make you feel? >> i like watching myself growing up. i appreciate it more now than when he was doing the interviews. >> this is getting a lot of attention. why do you think so many people are connecting whouhikn tsow, p kind of try to capture that moment in time and remember our kids when they'rengnd be a y to watch her grow through the years, if we can grng some joy to people, i'mat that. >> are you surprised that it's gotten more than a million views and is one of the top tin ondre? >> yes. >> mckenzie, what's the re

and fortune for backing startups that have gone on to become household names, tesla, hotmail, and skypeper,ing about tim the billionaire founder of draper associates. he joins us exclusively from jakarta. what are you looking for in indonesia? >> this is a great time for the un-bank. this is a huge opportunity. un-banked, there is a huge opportunity through bitcoin and block chain to bank all these people and make sure they can pay their bills, and there is a huge rising middle class. this is a major, major opportunity here in indonesia. we are working with our wave , and they are taking me around and showing me all the great entrepreneurs and great opportunities here. on thei want to pick up most recent headline making comments you made about not focusing on china because of capital controls. isn't that part and parcel of doing business in some of these emerging markets? >> i love china. i love all the chinese people i have gotten to know, and i love the country and all the great things that have happened there. it is just the government is not letting money out. i have money owed to m

i know this is not a skype play, but just saying for ways that people communicate, this isn't going to be one of them for much longer. >> this stock under pressure. lows of the day for snap down more than 2.5%. over to sue with the latest headlines. >> hi, scott, thanks so much, everybody. we begin in middle east. the deputy head of iran's revolutionary guard promising retaliation on the islamic state following twin attacks in the tehran killed at least 12 people and injured 42 more. isis claiming responsibility for the attacks on iran's parliament and the shrine of its revolutionary lead. isis vowed more attacks in just moments ago, the united states condemned the attack. >>> nikki hailey says the days of israel being bullied by the united nations are over. she made her remarks during meetings with benjamin netanyahu and the president in jerusalem. >> i did at the united nations was tell the truth. and i have never taken kindly to bullies and the u.n. has bullied israel for a very long time. and we're not going to let that happen anymore. >> here at home, a study by the p pugh researc

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he joins us live via skype this morning. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> it's our honor. tell me why you felt comfortable in reaching out to your teacher in your time of need? >> so actually it was mr. morgan that reached out to me. because shortly after he retired and he retired the same year that i graduated. we had a very close relationship throughout high school. but shortly after, i graduated and he retired, his beautiful wife connie was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer and ultimately passed away from it. and a few years later, my mom was diagnosed with the same thing. mr. morgan was there to care for me and for thousands of other students, you know, throughout his time in high school. that's why i decided to partner with dove men plus care this father's day to you know pay tribute to all of those men in your life in addition to your father who have been there to care for you. >> talk more about this connection. i mean a lot of people have a connection with their teachers. but i mean i get

we have skype interviews. we we do everything we can in the press conference is just one way we answer questions. that was a big one. people were listening for it. let's bring in ed henry right now, to talk a little bit about what we just heard. ed, i'll ask you. why do you think about wages are? >> john spicer's future is obsolutely hanging over this entire briefing, it was a question that he got very early on, when he walked up to the point. here is feeling questions making making as if you want to answer. he is not been there and as sarah huckabee sanders has said for televised briefing, he is not another in a daze. to talk about transparency, now it's out there fielding question. it is fascinating because the run-up to the briefing, you had reporters in the room tweeting out pictures of myself is a one not. we are still waiting for sean spicer, h john spicer himself seemed to have notice of selfies. you can tell the criticism of the time gets to him. he kind of lashed out at the reporters little bit as he

to learn more i skype with enough pi investigator who filled me in. >> in fact he is not a politicalriminal terrace and let me of that in a democracy terrorism has no place. terrorism is used against the government for the people who have no voice. that is not the case of the united states. >> meanwhile sponsors are dropping out of the prayer. you have jetblue who dropped out, and june vision. >> i think i was about seven. >> i'm knocking ago, you can watch it, i don't really care. so who is really that upset. >> i used to work right by this. every year. i would get off on grand central and have to cross over to get to work. it was so popular. there people from all over the place. the first people are going but it attracts onto million people. >> the fact that there's some a connection is concerning. >> it doesn't matter. you are in charge of the group that committed a terrorist attack. how are you honoring the sky? there a lot of echoes in this controversy over the irish republican army that had a lot of support in the irish community from prominent people who are funding terrorist

live via skype we've got trevor berpd. thank you f -- bernard.>> tell this how this came about, you connecting with marvin and blowing up the internet. >> i seen myself and i was comparing myself to other models. kae to l.a., i hit him. i said, let's make something happen. i wasn't really if i was ready to put a popsicle or chew gum. i said let's do something i'm comfortable with. clean my car. >> were other people pulling up to clean their cars. >> a lot of people were stopping an looking. >> were you a kid, were you scrawny when you went in the military. >> i was about 140 at 18 when i joined. i put most of my weight in overseas. we had a lot of downtime. i eat, sleep, lift weights. i ate myself. little trevor not with us anymore. >> we're this far into the interview and the ladies haven't asked. are you single? >> single? no, i'm not single. >> did you hear hearts breaking. >> no, she held it down while i was in the military. definitely owe that to her. >> how is she doing with all the response in social media. i know folks are reaching out to

a lot more about this and who's hosting this three-part series is patrick "right this minute" via skype. welcome to the show, patrick. >> hey. >> you're an animal expert, but did you think you'd get the type of reaction like from my co-hosts here. >> we're curious people. >> it's something for everybody, right? >> their noses are that big for a reason and it is to stir the ladies. >> see. >> it clearly worked. >> not in the way we would think. makes this show was a fantastic opportunity. it gives us an opportunity to showcase the wealth of diversity that you find in the pri mate family and tell people the differences between them. >> what are you telling people who may not be necessarily interested in something like this? >> ultimately with all the shows i've made, it's about transporting the audience to that location. whether we're 5,000 miles away or 50 miles away, i want the audience to just feel like they've been transported to a magical tropical destination. and they get to see this really privileged view of these fantastic animals. i would love for you to have a connection with th

. >> patrica and andrew have a meeting in their outdoor office -- via skype.cy also c calls herself a digital nomad, and does frequeut busisiness with andrew and patricic. >> the upsides of working with people virtuallyly ithat i it openens up the entire world.d.i haveve meetings s througho the day, whether its bali, canada, australia, the whole world is available and that's pretty amazing. >> the hubud buiding i is made cocompletely out of f bamboo.s founder, steve munroe, is a candian who previously worked for a un landmine clearance operation in cambodia. he started the company about five years ago, and is planning to relocate soon -- to bigger and better premises, to accommodate the growing numbers coming here. >> more and more people are being g pushed out of long-tem relationshipips with theheir employers. it gives people the flexibility to be able to do that, andnd they're really surrounded by a super dynamic, exciting, excited community of people trying neww things. >> patrica and andrew are e offo to another unconventional woworkplace -- t the jungle.

he's 200-some-odd days in and he's joining us right now via skype. how you doing? >> hi, guys. >> where are you right now? >> i am currently in idaho, a really small town there. >> when you decide that you're going to leave your house and start walking, what is the motivation there? why are you doing this? >> it's definitely, like, an inner motivation thing. this is something i've always wanted to do with my life. i really want to start a really just instilled a positive attitude i use the saying it is all good. and to keep moving forward. >> i really just need to go about four times now. the plan now is to go at the border of canada. different opportunity comes my way, before then i'm willing to take it. >> how's the tread on your shoes and the stroller tires? >> they're pretty faded. this is actually my fourth pair of shoes. >> good luck on o your journey. >>> a guy gets a cat surprise. >> isn't it cute? >> when they got gizmo home, gizmo was sick. >> find out how some extra love is keeping him in the family for a long time. >>>nd see what happens when a skim boa

to our viewers for the audio quality on that skype. german chancellor angela merkel has been leading tributes to former chancellor helmut kohl, who died earlier today. kohl, who served from 1982 to 1998, was the longest-serving postwar chancellor, the architect of the country's reunification in 1990. european flags are flying at half mast today in brussels. tributes are pouring in from around the world. helmut kohl was 87 years old. let's look back at his life. it was one of the defining moments of helmut kohl's political career. just weeks after the fall of the said figureskohl of reunification in motion. and it is what delay german chancellor wanted to be remembered for. chancellor kohl: we germans don't have too many reasons to be proud of our history, but i have reason to be proud of those years when i was chancellor. better, nothing than germanroud of, reunification. [applause] born in southwestern germany in 1930, helmut kohl became the leader of the conservative party in 1973, and eventually the chancellor just under a decade la

live via skype we have one of them. please welcome jordan. >> hi. >> jordan, this is such a crazy story. try to boil the whole thing down for us. how does it feel to be involved in the middle of this? >> it was really exciting. i know when he e-mailed me, i said i'm the least exciting part of this. you have this whole network of best friends. >> when you decided to reach out, what did your mom and other family members say. >> my brother thought it was weird at first that i was talking to all these siblings. my sister and him wanted to facebook dali. my mom understood. she knew who dad was and understood why we wanted to know who ours was and where he came from. >> why do you think this is weird 230r you and the siblings. >> one of the other half siblings lives about a half hour, we go to parties and hang out now. they ask who we are and we say sisters. we just met a couple months ago. >> you must be pumped about mexico. >> yeah. it's going to be mexico. we're excited about drunk karaoke in particular. we all inherited a

. >> and to tell us about it, we have nathan "right this minute" via skype from florida. right in the smack dab middle of the zoo. is anything going to come out while talking to you? >> i hope not. yeah, because this is the entrance behind me. everything should be well tucked away in there. >> what's the timeline on this $100,000? >> the sooner the better, obviously. i think we have, you know, at least a few months before we start really sweating and freaking out. >> what happens if you don't get the money? >> well, i always like to consider myself not to be an optionless man. so i have plan "b" and "c," have a few people who might be able to come through with like a letter of credit or something to back me up. >> let's say nobody comes through, what happens then with the zoo and the animals? >> if all else fails, we lose the property and then to leave. you know, we have around 500 animals that are going to be displaced at that point. because they're not small. it's not like, somebody in their back yard, we'll take a tortoise. it's not a tiny tortoise. it's a giant. >> th