and i grew up o "star trek."rprises me. >> here we go. >> this is exactly what i expected. >> you were just fayding a w to talk about "star trek" this morning. in 'm going to weave it where i go. good morning, it's 4:00 a.m., i'm aaron gilchrest. >> i'm eun yang. we have first 4 traffic. >> we begin with meteorologist chuck bell. >> if there are more "star trek" references i want to transport myself to 7:00 right now. you probably noticed an improvement in the day

if a tv show has to become reality, why can't it be "star trek" so they can beam me off of this planet. ( applause ) under the alabama bill, doctors who perform, let's say, "guacamoles," would face felony jail time up to 99 years, if convicted. yep. they're going to throw them right in the alabama slammer for 99 years. let's see, it's 2019, so by the time those doctors get out of jail, in alabama, it will be 1895. ( laughter ) ( applause ) the bill also--ine 61?

and i grew up o "star trek." none of this surprises me. >> here we go. >> this is exactly what i expected. >> you were just fayding a w to talk about "star trek" this morning. in 'm going to weave it where i go. good morning, it's 4:00 a.m., i'm aaron gilchrest. >> i'm eun yang. we have first 4 traffic. >> we begin with meteorologist chuck bell. >> if there are more "star trek" references i want to transport myself to 7:00 right now. you probably noticed an improvement in the day yesterday. rnlater into the afn, a little bit of sunshine, made it to the upper 70s yesterday as advertised. i think today will be all the way up to 80 degrees. our rain chances are a lot higher. a couple of rain chances first things thivemorning. eually our higher rain chances will come in later into the afternoon. we have dropto contend with this morning now across northwest virginia, the panhandle of west virginia, south of fredericksburg. at least have the umbrella handy. no big a minute expected this morning. temperatures are mostly

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. >> are you more star wars or star trek? i am a sci-fi person.ce noeg choose and stand in one universe, i will stand in the star trek universe. >> i can buy that with you. star trek is, i don't know if i'm going on make a huge mistake. nerdier? >> i think, look. maybe i'll just say that the people i respect from sisco to picard, great ball leaders in the future. right now i am stuck in a loop of, a with me? i've been listening to that. >> is it speaking to you because you feel like if one more label tries to stop you? >> i don't have the dread head there to meet you in the lobby. this morning i woke up. i have a great list. should i make it public. gospel. i just love gospel. >> i would love for every candidate to do that. when you're working out. the music that pumps you up. >> i will listen to lots of different things. i have spotify with everything from gospel to hip hop. les mis. >> i can see with that. you're a renaissance man. >> one word answers on some people and then we're done. >> bill barr. >> resign. >> lindsey graham. >> praying for

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if you own stocks, your portfolio is wearing cement galoshes, "star trek," thank you. remember, adobe's ceo told us exclusively last week in san francisco this company is only in china bottom line, i don't see the trade war resolving itself anytime soon in fact based on everything i'm seeing, i think it gets worse before it gets better. i'm not saying you should skedaddle from every stock with chinese exposure i just want you to know what you own so you're not surprised, that way you'll be able to buy stocks that get marked down for the wrong reasons the next time the whole market gets hammered let's go to paul in connecticut. paul >> booyah, cramer. i'm asking about sdx, what will it take for sdx to rebound and will a trade deal with canada be the catalyst the stock needs >> i got enough problems with procter & gamble i think that stock can go down before it goes up. boy, we're away from a trade deal i'm not that fond of that balance sheet, frankly i'm not a balance sheet aficionado of that company i think it's no go jeff in florida. >> abobooyah, jim. i purchased ntn

if a tv show has to become reality, why can't it be "star trek" so they can beam me off of this planet. ( applause ) under the alabama bill, doctors who perform, let's say, "guacamoles," would face felony jail time up to 99 years, if convicted. yep. they're going to throw them right in the alabama slammer for 99 years. let's see, it's 2019, so by the time those doctors get out of jail, in alabama, it will be 1895. ( laughter ) ( applause ) the bill also--ine 61? i'm not sure. the bill also makes no exceptions for victims of rape and incest, because the whole point of this law is to establish that a fetus is a person with rights. now, that is a bold interpretation of human development. but, on the plus side, apparently, pregnant women get to vote twice now. ( applause ) ( applause ) it is the most-- it is-- i think it's fair to say that this is the most restrictive law of its kind in america. which is why it barely squeaked by in the alabama senate, with 25-6, with all 25 votes cast in favor coming from republican men. though it may be the last time those republican men will be coming f

add the language to duolingo is not the only constructive language we have we have klingon from "star trekyrian is popular of late and i don't know what to think about the fact there are more people learning high valyrian than irish >> i'm going to stick with spanish for now. that's all i can handle. luis, thanks very much congrats >> thank you >>> lichtensteig luckin coffee 5 it's come back down-to-earth at $21 now. it's the latest company like that to go public. we'll talk about what the first day of trading means for starbucks in china and the broader ipo pipeline next. get it. get it. get it! get it! crowd chanting: get it! get it! get it! (crowd groaning) (crowd cheering) narrator: give your town a reason to celebrate because every goodwill item you bring home, brings job training and more to your community. goodwill. bring good home. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, l

. >> am i forgetting something, david, maybe some episode of "star trek"? was this ever happened? >> i found it so bizarre. even by trump's standards of busting all norms, i found it so sad and bizarre that the president was doing that. and yet by trump's standards this accomplishes something, which is to -- i don't know, to point out the ridiculousness of the public theater of washington and leaders going back and forth at each other like that. but the notion that you're going to get some sort of real exchange there is silly. the president was trying to make a point and just as kellyanne conway was with no cameras there challenging nancy pelosi during that meeting that led to the meeting, you know, they're using the theater of the white house and the bully pulpit to try to talk about what's absurd about washington this a way that resonates with their supporters. >> ash sa >> ash ssha, one thing that peo have been looking forward to and that is whether or not robert mueller is going to testify publicly so people can get real answers because the mueller report left a lot of questio

with fellow lumpy grandpa rush limbaugh. [ laughter ] and look at that it's like an episode of "star treka transporter malfunction creates a second trump. [ laughter ] and a case defending robert e. lee or calling him a young, vibrant man wasn't enough, trump also made a bunch of public appearances where, as usual, sounds came out of his mouth that sounded vaguely like human words. >> look, it's a rigged system, okay if i told you how crazy it is, the web -- it's a web. you need 193 iq to even understand this web of geniuses, they put this thing to lower drug price it has 19 effects here and 27 -- we got it down and we're going to get it down further we have the smartest people, the best people in the world working on it. this treaty threatened your subjugate. [ laughter ] and you know exactly what's going on here. your rights. i always say this, because as good as that equipment is -- and it's genius, the greatest equipment in the world is a dog. [ laughter ] dogs, a certain type of german shepherd in particular. dogs do a better job than $400 million worth of -- equipment. >> seth: i me

. >> you're so into "star trek", are you going to live in one of these pods? >> eventually, it could be a viable oice. >> iuld see you in a space suit out there. >> i won't live tha long, though. >>> ahead, mother's ds days away. if you're wondersing what to buy -- wondering what to buy, we have ideas. >> although there's nothing you c buy to thank a mother for all she's done. >>> a second teacher fighting breast cancerfo ed to pay her substitute teacher. how the commute hasarallied und her. >>> you want to go to the moon, aaron, keep bringing upar "st trek." boom, pow. the forecast for the weekend, if you have stuff to do outside, saturday is the best chance. rain chances increase saturday afternoon. rain is extremely likely on all day on sunday. you know when you're at ross and you find that perfect spring dress ri at that "oh, yeah" p? yes! that's yes for less. score the late0% spring dresses ato 60% off department store prices, every day. at ross. yes for less. exactly what you need... yes. ...for your growing family? exactly what you need... that's y for

star trek actor william shatner has lead tributes.the world's sweetheart and beloved by all." here's david silito on doris day's her career, which started in the 1930s. doris day, cracking that whip in calamity jane. no one captures better good—natured ‘50s hollywood innocence. # whip—crack—away, whip—crack—away, whip—crack—away. . . # her romantic comedies were smart, glamorous box office hits. pillow talk with rock hudson won her an oscar nomination. you ain't the kinda gal who'd break a date. no, i'm not. and i ain't the kinda guy who'd ask you to. i had a great time, and i think that they sensed it. ihad fun! to wear all the gorgeous clothes and work with rock hudson andjimmy garnerand clark gable, you know. how bad can it be? as a child, the young mary von kappelhoff wanted to be a dancer but a car accident ended that dream. she then discovered she could sing. # not so politely when we dance, and you hold me tightly #. in the late ‘40s, with her stage name doris day, she was one of the highest—paid singers in the business. # when

bizarre to see someone say those words in such a dry tone [ laughter ] it's like an episode of "star treke they give data a profanity chip "captain, i've detected a goddamn anomaly in the [ bleep ] warp core, bitch." [ laughter and applause we need to hear from mcgahn. we need to hear from robert mueller and we need to hear again from barr, who basically has been threatening to turn the justice department into a political weapon to be wielded against the president's opponents. last week, barr appointed a prosecutor to examine the origins of the russia probe. and at a rally on monday, trump responded to chants of "lock them up" by telling the crowd his attorney general would look into it. >> this phony witch hunt that we all went through together is a disgrace if that ever happened to the other side, this thing would have been over two years ago and you know, it would have been treason. they would have called it treason. and that's what it is, it was treason. [ chanting ] well, we have a great new attorney general who's going to give it a very fair look [ cheers and applause >> if an angry

. >> i once mixed up "star wars" and "star trek."itter. >> oh, no. >> thanks. >> that's coming. >>> a lot of headlines this morning as well. pressure on congress growing after that dramatic closing statement from special counsel robert mueller. more democrats now calling for impeachment proceedings. >>> and another round of severe weather is on the way. after these massive tornadoes hit the heartland overnight, now the northeast is also facing a possible tornado threat. >>> powerball news. no one won the powerball last night, $350 million. now you have a new jackpot. $444 million for the mega millions. >>> take a look at this. a shark circled a swimmer in the gulf of mexico. >> oh my gosh. >> she seemed to have no idea but thanks to some people on the shore they were shouting, she made it safely back to shore. >> oh, all right. well, i'm glad everyone is okay. >>> we have a lot of news to get to. we turn now to ashton kutcher taking the stand testifying against a man accused of being a hollywood serial killer. kutcher saying he went

>>> joining us now actress kate mull groove, best known for her roles on "star trek" and, of course,m her career to care for her aging parents. she's here with a new book. thank you for being here. >> wonderful to be here. vuch. >> to give a background your father is diagnosed with aggressive lung cancer. your mother diagnosed with a typical for of alzheimer's. you decided to do what with that news? >> my father was easy, fast and furious, three weeks from soup to nuts if you pardon that expression. he had never been to a doctor and when elected to go because his glasses had broken and fallen down he was diagnosed with a tumor on his brain stem, given three, four weeks to live. decided against chemo and radiation, not a lot of laughs left, pal? i won't be seeing you again. and the second part of my book is the last night i spent with my father and we drank an entire bottle of vodka and i asked him questions i had held in all of my life and i shared secrets with my father that night and he with me, and when he was dead two weeks later, he thanked me for everything i had done for the f

it's like from "star trek." but i'll say this. the tickets for the events are being slashed.hey can't sell them. at the last minute tickets were going as low as $2. they're telling me it was 20 but i read online it was 2 bucks. who cares. whatever it is, they're not popular and/or relevant. but to already discredit the 2020 election, that's what nancy pelosi is doing in that previous statement. already we're already talking about legitimacy. >> would you shell out 20, would you shell out 22 buck to see bill and hillary clinton. send us an e-mail. >>> if you put down a $2 bet on a horse to win the derby you might be confused. this derby was one for the history books. >> maximum security wins the kentucky derby! >> there is an objection posted on the board. >> after the objection country house winls the kentucky derby. >> in an historical reversal country horse declared the winner after maximum security was disqualified for race interference, the first time this ever happened in derby history. >> race interference? >> we had to dig deep to find our horse racing correspondent. w

. >> you know, i'm not a big "star trek" fan but i do remember the borg. week that will be most damaging and in the media let's say it's a cover-up there it is ding, ding, ding. they all run out in front of the cameras and use it. here is the take away. remember, and never forget this lesson. the democrats always accuse you of what they are doing themselves. they are actually engaged in the biggest cover-up in american history right now, now that president trump has ordered the declassification of materials relayed it to a spying scandal where we know no less than three trump team members were spied on by no less than two u.s. intelligence assets spying on them. that's the real cover-up. jedediah: you know, dan, we have some hypocrisy rolling in from adam schiff. i know this will be shocking to you. first off, check out his tweet on thursday saying while trump stonewalls the public from learning the truth about his obstructions of justice, trump and barr conspire to weaponize law enforcement and classified information against their political enemies. the c

trek to everest base camp. that's nearly 18,000 feet up. the starthis snap on instagram along with her guide and two friends. they're all just jumping for joy. >> base camp, which is roughly only halfway up mt. everest, is the extent of moore's trek. she and her friends later took a helicopter back to kathmandu. >> good for you, mandy. >> she's got important work to do on "this is us." >> this is risky the show let her go. >> did the show end in a "cliffhanger"? >> i got that one. and i'm not laughing at it. just kidding, i'm going to laugh at it. >>> all right, back here at home, fresh excitement is bubbling up inside "bachelor" nation over the man who a growing number of fans, including myself, want to be the next bachelor. >> he's already a contestant on "the bachelorette." ever since he stepped out of that limo, fans have been swooning over mike johnson. >> yeah, we have. the 31-year-old portfolio manager and air force veteran hails from san antonio and it appears he's even done some modeling on the side. not surprising. >> there you go. wait, i

star crew today and then launch into the discussion. to my left, frances z. brown. she has decades of experience working in conflict zones and fragile states. she recently served on staff as trek tore for democracy. she has a lot of experience understanding how post conflict stabilization and democracy building can be done in the greater middle east. to her left is hasan hasan. director of the program on nonstate actors and fragile environments at the center for global policy. hasan is the co-author of "the new york times" best seller, isis, inside the armor of terror which has become a how-to manual on how to understand isis. he's a renowned expert on jihadist movements. his articles are some of the best i've ever read on how to understand how isis and other jihadi organizations function. last but not least, we have a doctoral student at georgetown university law and a next generation here at cnsa. she's an expert on democracy build in the middle east. she has a lot of experience working inside syria with syrian-run organizations and consulting with other international actors on how to approach a way forward in syria. one of the dynamics i'd like us to open with is a question