these are seen as staples. they're being seen as safety trades or defensive, but the truth is as long as you stayed away from those things that i mentioned, your market is up. those all have outperformed the overall market. >> and some of those names actually even though they do trade at a premium valuation, you're starting to see some of the earnings get stronger and stronger. you start looking at the forwards on these not as bad. wow they look really inflated. the reality is they have growth in front of them. because of that, some of that earnings growth doesn't make it look as bad. >> some of the staples get their growth from overseas. guy mentioned weak dollar. that's good for emerging markets of the the way you play that, you go into the staples. >> we have a guest coming. pete talked about colgate a week and a half ago or so. a lot of what's going on in this space, there's some takeover chatter in a lot of these names, colgate is one of those names that's been bandied about. >> so over all there could be

. >> karls of staples sharply higher.uew for a quick market flash. >> karls of staples sharply higher.wuick market flash. >> karls of staples sharply higher. for a quick market flash. >> karls of staples sharply higher. private equities server for staples as a world company, this follows a reuters report stating that the buy outs were in talks to possibly look to buy staples. sycamore still in the running. staples says it does not comment on market relative humidity or or speculation. but the shares you can see 4.5% up to the up side.humidity or or speculation. but the shares you can see 4.5% up to the up side. >>> president trump delivering remarks at nato's new headquarters in brussels this morning. hans nichols is also on the scene for us. so what can we expect after hearing from president trump? >> reporter: it's clear that president trump expects more defense spending from nato countries. that was crystal clear. i couldn't tell if we were listening to the president of the united states there or queens landlord telling his t tenants rent was due. you said three or four times that co

it is a staple of life. and we all want to protect the environment. and there no discharges from any of the powerplants that i supply more from the coal mines right now. that are violating any laws or that create any pollution for the country. it is all in the information that is put out there. you know, the margins in the coal industry have a very tight. we don't have a large public relations program. the obama administration spent $1.2 billion against me personally. to silence me over the last eight years. that is taxpayer money. they spend $158 million in public relations. that was taxpayer money. so the information that people get in connecticut is often very skewed. because we can't get the information out there is that they cannot afford it. we are fortunate to keep our people working.and to keep the coal at 32 percent of the energy mix where it is right now. from the 52 percent were started under president obama. >> we want to give me a chance to talk to as many callers as possible. we have a special line for the rest of the program today for c

it is the staple of life today. host: robert murray is taking your calls and questions and comments. special lines for coal miners and family members, call us at (202) 748-8000. otherwise we split up our lives by time zones. eastern is (202) 748-8001. mountain pacific regions is (202) 748-8002. jobs lostned 63,000 over the course of the obama administration. the latest jobs number from the bureau of labor statistics says there's only 72,600 jobs in the coal industry right now. do you expect those 63,000 jobs to come back, almost doubling the coal employment? trump, byn, president killing the ill-fated, so-called clean power plant, has already saved 25,000 coal mining jobs. yes, we have lost 63,000 coal mining jobs times 11. that's about 40,000 jobs in america under the democrats and obama the last eight years. killing of the power plant already done by mr. trump saved the closing of 56,000 more coal-fired units on top of the 411 coal-fired units that mr. obama closed illegally, most of the. m. that saved 25,000 coal

however, the defense is expected to reiterate during their staple staples. >> in san jose, janine a.earned today the trick imsweitzer died following a shooting which she came up it. >> a juf files maces he lost control and clipped into a hipping containeder. the truck was so badry damaged, first responders had to take the driver out. >> just a half hour ago, danville police made an arrest of a woman who posed as a man to rob the bank. police revealed thee saylor pictures. the robbers identify >> she now faces robbery and new proposal would hike prices by 18% over the next two years. live in lafayette some of us told us their loyalty shouldn't be rewarded with higher bills. the rain did their part but this doesn't mean these customers will get a break on their rights. likely just summer and partly due to the fact that rate pairs got really good >> less water consumption means lower revenues for east bay mud which counts 90% of its costs at fixed. >> there were some projects that were deferred after the last couple as a pout. >> that's why the dimt over 18% over two years starting with

it's a staple of life, and we all want to protect the environment. and there are no discharges from any of our power plants that i supply or from our coal mines right now, as she has asserted, that are violating any laws or that create any pollution for the country. >> we're talking with robert -- >> it's all -- it's all in the information that is put out there. you know, the margins in the coal industry have been very tight. we don't have a large public relations program. the obama administration spent $1.2 billion against me personally to silence me over the last eight years. that's taxpayer money. they spent $158 million in public relations. that was taxpayer money. so the information that people get in connecticut from their reading is often very skewed, because we don't get the information out there. we just simply can't afford it. we're fortunate to keep our people working and to keep coal at 32% of our energy mix where it is right now from the 52% where we started under president obama. >> mr. murray, i want to give you a chance to talk to as

staples you use everyday. names that will not go out of favor.tty much all markets. lauren: we've had a pretty strong corporate earnings season so far appeared for about 80% there appeared or stocks appropriately priced? >> that's a good question and look at what's at the top of the range. it's hard to know that technology companies breaking new heights every day. the feature typical advertising companies. google and facebook account for 22% of the ad spending now is 10% for traditional newspapers. we do see companies continuing to grow. will they take a breather for the summer? we would like to buy those on it a little better prices. lauren: bonds, said come your thoughts. >> when you look at bonds in the 10 year treasury of 240 committee yields will creep up. another one maybe two hikes for the year, but essentially worse at going to leave bonds at the end of the day, somewhat flat on the year. as in the forward in the next couple years, bonds may struggle a bit. look at alternative approaches. lauren: thoughts and energy and oil. they make 45,

there is the situation with staples, those shares rising. you can see that is after bloomberg reported exclusively the company had rejected a takeover offer from cerberus capital staples, those shares rising. you can management, but that sycamore cup -- sycamore partners is still in the running. apparently the cerberus bid valued the company at more than the current market. spiking and hanging onto gains of 3%. vonnie: thank you for all of that. it is time to turn to emerging markets. markets index, gaining 3% as some countries have significant challenges including brazil. the president is facing pressure to resign after the allegations last week. we have the portfolio manager at a be. he looks at multi-assets portfolios. how have things changed since january with president donald trump talking about policies that would be longer? >> the trump trade has faded. this is part of the effect from the u.s. election. you see the fundamental valuation technicals of emerging markets are not as good as they had been in five years. there is a lot more

this classic barbecue staple is said to originate in hamburg germany. eating a patty on a bun is an american tradition. philadelphia ranks tops when it comes to the top five hamburg loving cities in the countries. the city of brotherly love is second to seattle and followed by boston and baltimore and miami. i just suggested skip the gym and a, burger today. >> reporter: i'm skip the gym. it's not just cheese steaks it's hamburgers. i could use a good burger. what a gorgeous morning we have out there, battleship new jersey, most locations are well into the 60s we're shooting for highs in the mid 70s when all is said and done. we're not looking at anything like this. may rainfall totals, look at the numbers, atlantic city 7 inches of rain this month the normal is 3. philadelphia 6.12. wilmington closing in on 6. trenton at 5 inches, allentown, 3.81 inches of rain so far this month of may. if you're feeling left out in the lehigh valley wait until you see what's heading your way overnight tonight. 71 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 61. the pressure is

staples this morning. earnings unchanged from a year ago in the revenue.street journal" reported staples is restoring a sale after its proposed deal to merge with office depot was blocked due to antitrust concerns. tjx will release its latest numbers put the parent or t.j. maxx and marshalls had a bright spot in a struggling retail department as they turned to the companies discounted products. >> coming up, earnings for the big retailers. home depot up shortly. wal-mart something will be watching. we'll investors space-bar retail pain? what's behind the problems? a look at that. and then a lot like august or in the northeast. fox senior meteorologist gina stevens standing by. what's going on with the stock market futures after record close for the nasdaq, s&p 500. nasdaq up to come s&p down one. features that they. you are watching transcendent-- "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ here comes the fun with sea-doo. ♪ ♪ sea-doo has the most affordable watercraft on the market. starting at just $5,299 and get 0 percent financi

trump noticeably left out a phrase that was a staple of his campaign. >> president trump calls for unity against islamic extremist while addressing leaders in saudi arabia. >> that means honestly addressing the crime and substantial doubting together against the innocent of muslims, oppression of women, persecution of jews, and the slaughter of christians. >> his broad address touching on the conflict in syria, tension between israel and palatine and economic opportunities in the middle east but notably missing from the speech, the phrase radical islamic terrorism, staple of the 2016 presidential campaign. he inaugurated the center for combating extremist ideology with king of saudi arabia. >> it's a result of extremism to confront terrorism today launching global center for combating extremist ideology by cooperating with peace loving nations and international organizations. >> meantime back in washington, politicians we acting to the first trip abroad. >> it's successful and important and no doubt that if we're going to impede the iranian's continued efforts with significant strength i

as word of generosity spread through the community more support for the staples family followed. >> whatmeant to your family? >> definite lay blessing, a prayer was answered for him. >> reporter: and for her sixth great daughter back at school this turned into a positive learning experience. >> she wants to volunteer somewhere. we have stuff that's too little so she wants to give away so it's like a trickle effect. >> reporter: this was officer milton's fourth trip to deliver donations, and he says it won't be his last. >> love that. out of my hometown of atlanta, georgia. thank you so much and that officer. ike brooke baldwin. thanks so much for being with us here on this friday. let's go to washington. "the lead" with pamela brown in for jake tapper starts right now. >> thanks, brooke. now the family is involved. "the lead" starts right now. under scrutiny, the fbi russia investigation looking into the president's son-in-law and secretary of seemingly everything. what does jared kushner know? >>> hillary clinton getting political taking straight shots at the president in a fiery speech

as they report president trump notably left out one phrase that would be a staple of his campaign. >> reporter: president trump calls for unity against islamic extremists while addressing leaders in saudi arabia. >> that means honestly confronting the crisis of islamic extremism. >> it means standing together against the murder of innocent muslims. the oppression of women and the persecution of jews. and the slaughter of christians. >> he used a broad address touching on the tensions between syria and palestine. noticeably missing from his speech is the praise radical islamic terrorism ask and a staple of his 2016 presidential campaign. president trump also inaugurating the there for combating extremist ideology with king solomon of saudi arabia. >> terrorism will need to be confronted. and they will be launching the global center for combating extremist ideology and by the peace loving nations and international organizations. >> in the meantime back in washington, politicians are reacting to the president's first trip abroad. >> i think it is successful ask and i think it is importan

staple, not as much, but the same thing. blowing through resistance, now coming back and making highs. these are the types of sectors that you see start to react to the upside when rate hike expectations get pushed back r further and look at j and k. super bullish chart. lot of accumulation there happening and going much hire. that's the equity crowd. not the fixed income. the equity crowd is no longer thinking two, three, four rate hikes this year. that could change, but that's what's going on now. in the meantime, you have this incredibly bullish thing happening. another 52-week high today. >> you keep talking about the dpraetest stories to tell. >> this is where the money is being made right now. outside the u.s., 2-1, 3-1 versus what's happening in the s&p and also, big flow is now following that performance. and lastly, i want to talk about the chips. because we have this moment last week where the smh, semiconductors, was down almost 4%. everyone was freaking out. it, that was the blow off. take a look today, right bac

first person and voice were a powerful staple of journalism. i think, i don't want it self-indulgent. i don't want, i had lunch with my friend fred on the front page. but a perfect example, at the height of the ebola crisis, one of our best reporters, a woman named helene cooper, grew up in liberia. so she had the idea to go back to liberia, and people in liberia touch and hug at lot, she said. she said, when you go in now, people can't touch and hug as much. how profound a change that was. i told her, our editor told her, write that in first person. how would you write that in a way that doesn't capture the drama? what are you supposed to say? "some observers say?" no, you say, "when i was a kid, i used to hug my mother, "and now i can't hug my mother." - so you've gotten over the hurdle, or that hump. but i come back to this change in voice. one of the things that became news, not just because the new york times did it, but a lot of other organizations did it during the campaign, was when the president lied, or appeared to lie, you said he li

the consumer staples index has fallen .6 percent, and health care falling .9%. check on shares of everbright bank, the stock ending .3%, the beijing-based company plans to raise $4.5 billion in a private share sale in hong kong. rishaad: thank you so much for that. right, let's get over to sydney and get first word news headlines from paul allen. group raisinghna its stake in deutsche bank to almost 10%. it first reported a 3% holding in february. hna holding would surpass blackrock, which had been the largest stakeholder in deutsche bank according to data compiled by bloomberg. president trump's pick for ambassador to beijing says there may be a case for sanctions against chinese companies that do business with north korea in defiance of security council resolutions. told thenstad senate foreign relations committee that he hopes recent actions by the north have convinced china to take the situation more seriously. >> i think there are other things they can do diplomatically and economically to send a clear signal that they as well as the united states and other

. >>> a philadelphia staple is closing up shop to make way for a new business on a busy center corner. >>> plus a race car flew into the air, burst into flames, and smashed into a concrete barrier. but officials say it could have been much worse. >>> now, denise, your memorial day forecast is so important. so coming up after the break i have two models. we're going to compare and talk about what to expect for your monday morning and whether or not those barbecues will be a washout. >>> officials at a water park in california have some explaining to do after a 10-year-old boy is launched off this water slide. now, you can see the boy fly out of the end of the three story slide. and somehow the boy only suffered scrapes and bruises. but it looks like it could have been much worse. the ride was shutdown while officials tried to figure out what went wrong. >>> former indy 500 champion scott dixon is lucky to be alive after this wreck today. they got crossed up coming out of turn 2, and dixon's car went flying. you can see his car getting torn to pieces. the crash delayed the race for seve

. >> it was a staple of nearly every trump rally up to election night, but when it came time for houseboate republicans plan to shelve the staple of obama's presidency, paul ryan and the gop couldn't deliver. this is one of donald trump's roughest first 100 days in the oval office. >> we are very close and again, i think what will happen is obamacare unfortunately will explode. >> the president may remain true to his word. as republicans keep working beyond the 100 day mark on the repeal and replace that can pass the house and senate. on the homeland security front, the commander-in-chief spent the first 100 days looking to build up what he claims was a depleted military. within a week, two separate bold actions by the president sent a message to the world that america might was back. >> tonight i ordered a targeted military strike on the airfield in syria where the chemical attack was launched. >> just a week later, the man who came and by promising to obliterate isis sent a clear message that obliteration was underway. >> we are so proud of our military. it was a successful event. >> jus

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. >> tech as a defensive, tech, consumer staples and utilities are best groups. 7 out of 11 sectors areigher for the month. br broad-based rally. >> the british pound, sterling taking a hit after the release of the late ef yst poll which s theresa may could lose the majority after next week's election. sterling down to 1.2785. yougov is not calling this a pot but a projection. they are staking a lot on the data, saying this is a possibility but we're still a week out. that's why we have seen the reaction in the pound. that said, if you look at the ft poll of polls, the conservatives have a 9-point lead. you yougov is saying this is a new way of polling. if you look across all the polls -- >> what would it mean if she loses her majority in parliament? why is that spooky for markets? >> we would not have a clear government at all. at the moment she has an outright majority of 20 seats. if she got the most seats but not above the halfway point, governing at all is difficult. >> a total miscalculation on her part. so we have to pay attention to this election. we weren't paying attention. >>

consumer staples doing well. also utilities.ks have done well and financials have had four days of gains in a row. that takes us to level ts that would pretty much erase that one day blip. also the less focus that we've had on washington dilemmas given president trump's travels abroad. he's in the vatican this morning. this morning it looks like a similar picture, higher, albeit only slightly. oil is likely to be in focus today with opec oil ministers meeting in vienna. oil has had a decent run of late. it's bounced a bit yesterday. another half percent today. well above 50. wti at 51.75. all focus on whether the opec m ministers will expend the supply cut. >> a big developing m&a story overnight. constellation brands making an approach to acquire jack daniels owner brown-forman. brown-forman is not interested in selling but informed its board of constellation brand's interest. i was reading some research notes overnight on this one. it's a staples brand. bonnie hertzog says hard to imagine imagine where this deal gets done. fir

but some encouraging sales numbers from staples. stock moving lower by 2.25%. it's been tough going for the retailers each though staples did pretty well. strong housing market though, we've been talking about that, helping home depot's bottom line. up nearly 2%. and that does reflect what we're seeing in the housing sector. hackers, they're holding disney's latest pirates9 of the caribbean installment for ransom. the pirates have pirated the pirates. [laughter] plus, more pirates. the ford motor company cutting 10% of its work force. remember, ford lost market share to tesla and general motors. the stock, though, up half a percent. maybe investors like cost cutting. let's bring in for this extravaganza, liz, shaw and mike murphy. thank you all for being here. a a lot of political turmoil in washington, but we are seeing green shoots with wages, housing and hiring all picking up. shaw, this is based on, i would say, fundamentals. for is so long the fed was propping up these markets, but the economy, i think, looking pretty good. >>

they're convenient and a staple in many kitchens. >> but a new report finds that a lot of canned foods contains an ingredient linked to birth defects and cancer. julie is here to explain how a new state law will shed more light on what's in your can. >> most people have heard that bpa is a concerning chemical. it's taken out of a lot of products. it is still widely used in cans. it was recently added to the list of chemicals known to cause reproductive toxicity. a report finds it is still in a lot of food lining store shelves. it's been removed from baby products, reusable water bottles, and most toys. but the concerning chemical bpa is still in a lot of food packaging. >> this is a sampling of them. >> center for environmental health tested more than 250 cans purchased at supermarkets and dollar stores. they found nearly 40% still contain pba. that's down from 67% two years ago. >> still much too high. we need them down to zero. >> bpa is used in can linings but it can seep into food. while it is said that is safe at the current level, california recently added it to the list as a che

staples down 4.5%. falling more than the percentage point that you see on the screen thanks to sliding sales and weak outlook. something bucking the rut and david joy from ameriprise recommended you buy, home depot. shares hitting an all-time intra-day high on pace for 22nd record close of the year. home depot up about a percent, it reported first quarter customer transactions up 1.6%. they call it ticket value in the average ticket value rose to $62.39, shares are running up and by the way up more than 19% so far this year. i am keeping my eye on the dow, we're about 29 points away from 21,000 which we already hit earlier. breaking news, senate democrats are calling for the release as i mentioned of the full transcript of president trump's meeting with russia's top diplomats. chuck schumer saying if the president felt comfortable sharing the information with the russians he should be comfortable sharing it with congress. this as "the new york times" reported within the last 50 minutes that israel was t

this one was one of the better consumer staple is to bes to report and the whole group had a tough gohe consumer in general. these guys beat earnings, reiterates for the full year. talked about improving margins going forward, so this story sets up well this year. because they could see substantial operating leverage. should the developing markets -- i think the story sets up pretty well. >> i thought we were having a problem with your mike there. if we do again, i'm going to have to jump. starbucks is another one. >> yeah, you dpis talked about this earlier, but what was missed on the call was that the company talked about missed single digit comps. they saw in april. that was a substantial increase from the first quarter, so ipg with easy compares, 15% earnings growth going forward and a very underlevered sheet, this makes a lot of sense. >> how about uri? >> and you know i've like d thi one over time. but i had trimmed it around 130 and the it's stock when they reported it, it fell actually 20% following the quarter because people were concerned about rental rates. they were weak i

not only staples, but discretionary names are outperforming today. you can pin it right back to better than expected, even surprisingly better than expected. a lot of analysts were looking for retailers to report losses. look at the performances for the week starting with the container store, up better than 40%. guess, best buy -- best buy announced its plan to save $600 million, better than expected earnings came out earlier this week. they said the tightening labor market, they pinpointed a reason why business is better. more people are spending money, real simple. amazon may still rule the world, but you know what? don't count out the mall stores. i mentioned guess, very common place to see in malls. but, you know, these guys are holding on. big lots, another example. pdh corporation, this is the owner of calvin klein and tommy hilfiger, inventory, management, everything's firing on all the right cylinders. and, again, ulta, this is a beauty products maker. this is an all-time high. party city. so really across the board consumer staples, the stuf

coming up next, barbecue staple with a spicy twist.st done the whole thing now i got to scrap it. week long memorial day countdown cook out continues after the break and this time we're getting the whole meal ready. erin is out in the fox lot. we'll check in with her coming up next. oh, my god. >> hmm. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe that you should always have room for the little things. and that your dream kitchen should work as hard as you do. save up to 15% at the ikea kitchen event. >> 10:51 is the time. we continue memorial holiday weekend with a week of grilling out in the fox lot. monday we showed you ways to step up your side game. yesterday we were all about the ribs. and now this morning we're moving on to barbecue staple with a spicy different. for details erin comb mow is in the fox lot with the pros from reds table. isn't we have kevin from reds out in reston. i me

. >> 82-year-old owner barbara humpheys was a staple at the sweet treat spot. there was a freak accident in the driveway of her daughter's home in wayne. >> he thought the car was in park and it was in reverse. >> barbara was thrown from the car, her husband seriously injured. customers continue to post on her facebook page. >> seeing the out pouring, it energizes us. we want to carry it on for her. >> springer's homemade ice cream is mentioned locally and nationally on best ice cream lists. >> i think it's just a testament to the human spirit that we pick up and keep going. that's what she would want us to do. she will always be here. >> barbara humpheys will be that missed. staff have posted flyers in the store with information about next wednesday's services. >> still to come, septa announces its decision on fare hikes and the latest on the montana house race after one of the candidates is charged with body-slamming a reporter. >> and zika birth defects in the united states. >> cecily? >> heavy rain and thunderstorms lift out of the region. i'll let you know

it's been a center city staple since 1978. >> from the bottom of my heart, i want to thank everybody,f the supporters that came once a month or once a year or all the time, i want to thank everybody. i have good customers. the restaurant closed for good at 9:00 tonight. the little pete's loca >> ducis rogers is here now with sports. >> the phillies. >> what can we say? >> not much. >> just where is rock bottom? we are not sure. it feels like the phillies are on a mission to find it. they entered this night having lost 16 of the last 22 games. herrera benched, batting 132 since may 9th. third inning, jeremy ellison in a 1-0 hole. phillies are down 2-0. phillies on the board in the sixth inning. aaron altair, devastating the cut to one. in the bottom half, hellickson gets a two run job. phillies lose again. >> giants, strickland hits harper. intention? he thinks so. >> there is history here. strickland said he was trying to pitch and one got away. >> mike trout has a sprained thumb. he's batting 337. surgery remains an option. >>> tiger woods is apologizing for the arrest in the wee hou

staples and the utilities leading this morning. had a six day tear, not an awful lot of news. remember what happened the 17th, the markets were down 370 points in the dow. since then, look at this, the dow transports is up 4%. this is in a week. nasdaq up 3%. new highs, s&p is up 2.5%. even the russell 2000. lagging a bit versus their big cap guys also up 2%. this is in a week, folks. now remember the stock market isn't a person, but it definitely has moods to it. they go -- the market goes through moods. right now a clear mood in the market. i don't want to hear it. i don't want to hear about the problems that are out there. so for example, on the trump agenda slowing down, we know the comey russia issues aren't going away. they can't get the health care passed. the oil is not cooperating, below 50 dollars. we had oil at 52 weeks low yesterday, i don't want to hear about it. we had choppy q2 economic data, not q1. today the revision on the gdp was better. no matter, we have had people taking down g 2 gdp estimates. i don't want to

. >>> maryland blue crabs are a staple around here and thanks to a warm winter and spring, this season's off to an early start. that's good news for some but early doesn't necessarily translate to a strong season. our megan mcgrath got up bright and early to get a first hand look out on the river. >> dawn on the chesapeake bay. a waterman's day starts early. but this year the boats aren't just out early in the morning, waterman working in southern anne arundel county are out earlier i and their catching crabs. >> this time last year we caught seven crabs and this first time we checked the pot we had 20 bushel. >> reporter: bob joebz moves his boat to maryland because the crabbing is better here right now. >> there's a big boy in there. >> reporter: while recent cold temperatures have slowed things down, he says the season is still off to a strong start. >> that's a big crab right there. >> reporter: and the crabs are nice. >> the crabs are butter ball fat right now. >> reporter: cindy sheridan has been crabbing her whole life. >> take this back part out. >> reporter: what she doesn't sel

>> it is a staple of the media landscape here in d.c. it would be a real shift away from convention. this is unconvention white house, obviously. it does speak to a little bit of the possible lack of confidence that president trump has in sean spicer, if he is willing to maybe take him off camera every day. >> julian, you're the history professor. have we seen this before? is this approach that we should be familiar with where we will not see sean spicer every day on camera? >> no. the press briefings have become an absolutely staple of presidential politics since dwight eisenhower. really the norm. this would be a break and to do this in the middle of the scandal, i think, would only cause more suspicion and more tension with the press and let's remember, at the same time, the one thing no one is talking about is legislation and republicans on capitol hill are taking notice that for the talk of ending sean spicer, what they really want is legislation and there are just cricket right now and that is making them nervous. >> julian, gettin

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it's been a center city staple since 1978. >> from the bottom of my heart, i want to thank everybody,supporters that came once a month or once a year or all the time, i want to thank everybody. i have good customers. the restaurant closed for good at 9:00 tonight. the little pete's location in fairmont will remain open for business goldman sachs was one of those companies whose illegal activity helped destroy our economy... vo: as a goldman sachs president, phil murphy made his fortune in a rigged system. now the jersey machine has lined up with murphy and his millions. leaders should stand for the people, not the political machine. as a prosecutor, at treasury, and as head of the brennan center, i've taken on the powerful - from the mafia, to the nra, to the dark money that poisons our politics. i'll be nobody's governor but yours. ♪ ♪ introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's just $79.99 a month online for 1 year. and only $5 more per month for the second year. get fi

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. >> reporter: unpredictability still a staple in his approach to the oval office.e trail firing two campaign managers. his ability to bounce back after headlines that would sink a storied political career earning him the nickname teflon don. >> having someone go out into great big rallies and talk about how great it's going to be once he's there makes people feel good, gives people a sense of hope and optimism. the voters want that to be true. and so that is something that is very appealing on the trail and very difficult to translate into action. >> reporter: but of late, it's the president's support system that is also taking hits. kellyanne conway a constant on cable news taking some time out of the spotlight, prompting this "snl" skit. ♪ where in the world is kellyanne conway ♪ >> reporter: president trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, who many think of as a trump whisperer, keeping a low profile. john oliver joking -- >> we did find an interview of him talking on tv in 2009. here it is. >> my main business is real estate! >> i know what you're thinking. hold on

and the city staple has been open almost around the clock, or has been open around the clock almost ever's. little pete's was open. and we stayed in there half the day. what will center sit dow without them? i can't imagine. >> finding another diner will be tough. nothing will replace this. >> so very busy on weekend nights. for now little pete's fairmount location will take over as owners consider another possible center city site. meantime the center city property will be leveled to make way for a hotel. >> man so drunk he blacked out trying to get home. but what two police officers did for him that's going viral this morning. >> and do you take all of your vacation days? >> yes. >> i do too. growing number of americans don't, though. jim and i both think this is pretty crazy. research shows all work no play is a bad idea. we'll tell you why vacation take needs to become a priority. >> hawaii can't export its sun, sea, sand but the island food making it big on the mainland. we'll do some poking around about poke. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ waiting on a sunny day ♪ >> waiti

souped-up cars and trucks with american and mexican flags displayed and are a staple of the celebration recent years, violence has marred the event. and 2015 one stabbing and two years prior, police issued 93 citation and arrested 33 people.>> the police department have taken steps to go ahead and offer up high visibility patrols in certain areas.>> the officers for multiple departments will flood hotspots to make sure a good time does not get out of hand.>> some of the things that we are looking for is people behaving badly. people that are creating havoc throughout the city. we're hoping the people find time to celebrate responsibly. we will be out there and prepared to handle any situations that may occur.>> the business association said its members of confidence in the police response and don't plan to hire security but some owners say they plan to close early on friday to avoid problems.>> the potential for problems is not confined in this celebration. anytime massive -- mrs. gather the good can be tarnished but if you'd bad ax.>> everywhere. you have to avoid and not be so ignoran

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opportunity in the middle east and notably missing from his speech the phrase radical islamic terrorism a staple of 2016 president citizen shall cam page. president vum m will inaugust rate center for combating extremist ideology with the king of soundy arabia. >> is that the result of extremist to confront terism we declare launching global center for combating extremist ideology and by cooperating with peace noving nations and international allege organizations. >> mean time washington politicians are reacting to the president's first trip abroad. >> i think it's successful and important. there's no doubt that if we're continued effort certainly of a significant strength in the region that this is important step forward. >> president trump continues his middle east trip monday taxing to jerusalem where he will visit several holy sights and meet with israeli and palestinian lead herbs. jay butler. mike pence delivered a commencement to college graduates. i don't know that they saultic around with what. >> the viz price gave commencement address university of noteer came and that's home state of

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. >>> a new york staple headed >>> reveals high dollar payouts by renters who figured out how to exploit loopholes. >> the news 4 ei-team says all you need to do is live in a rental going up for sale. >> reporter: it's to help them afford a new lease in a different building. it gives the renters the chance to buy their place first. news 4 i-team says even when they can't afford to, they can sell those rights. >> i've heard of payments of tens of thousands of dollars. >> reporter: buyers and sellers either pay the price or risk losing their sale. >> it felt like extorsion. like the whole thing felt really slimy. >> reporter: we found a whole industry of folks targeting renters for a ports of their payout. >> it's about $100 million a year industry. >> reporter: why experts say for the rest of us. don't miss our investigation on thursday on news 4 at 5 and 11. jody fleischer, news 4 i-team. >>> pretty soon you may be able to get a taste of pastrami or corned beef from a new york deli. katzs deli has been serving it up for 129 years. they tell our news partners at wtop that a d.c. location

staples, doing ok, but earnings missing estimates.sporting goods missing estimates and the full year as well. the pains are continuing in retail. in terms of other movers, the best and worst performer in the s&p 500, advanced micro devices rising on report from a website saying -- confirming in speculation it likes the graphics change after the agreement with nvidia expired in march. they are declining to comment on that. then we have tetanus shares as the worst performing. the owner of cars.com said their revenue will be weakening, though cars.com still hurting. julia: it was a busy day at the white house today again with officials on damage control over trump's disclosures about classifying information to the russians. and he is meeting president erdogan. let's bring in kevin cirilli who had an interview with mitch mcconnell. give us a sense, what is the ,ood in washington right now especially with republicans? .evin: confused and befuddled there is frustration this administration is stepping all over itself, putting itself at risk

. >>> philadelphia dining staple has officially set its doors at 9:00 p.m.te's closed for good after 39 years. the space is transforming into hotel. "good day philadelphia" was there today hanging out with the owners and customers. >> how are you feeling today? are you sad? >> very sad. i'm losing my baby. this is my first baby. this is my date. >> this is your date? >> i grew up in here. this is, you know, my dream. >> tomorrow the owners are throwing a big old block party from 11:00 to 3:00 with greek food and music. sean bell we should go there. >> we should. >> it will be fun. >> we should but lucy we don't get to see brawls that off often in baseball but we got one. >> you got one. >> we got one and i love it. i'll show the fight and i'll tell you why the guy behind that fight could bring baseball back to prominence much that's coming up next in my sports commentary. ♪ >>> fighting of course never the answer but sean bell is going to tell you why in baseball he thinks it actually is. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ ♪ >>> last week i talked about basebal