but stern always crossed the line. >> that was the point. crossing the line and talking about sex and really on jbjec y objectifying women over and over. i found clips talking about j.lo's backside and if it was too big or not. and they asked the question, if melania was in a car accident and still love her. and trump asks, what about her breasts? are her breasts injured? again and again, he's accepting and enabling and validating stern. he says it was all in good fun, because stern was his buddy. but you've got to re-look at this. this is why he's unfavorable with women, much more than men. and a lot of women haven't even heard this stuff yet. >> they're going to hear it now. it sounded like trump took a page from his support of governor chris christie when he was asked by george ste stephanopoulos about his tax return, george asked him, what rate do you pay. watch his reaction here. >> do you believe voters have a right to see your tax returns before they make a final decision? >> i don't think they do, but i do say this. ly really gladly

he's enabling and validating stern. he said stern was his buddy. this is why he's unfavorable with women much more than men. a lot of women haven't heard this stuff. >> they'll hear it now. watch his reaction. >> do you believe voters have a right to see your tax returns before they make a final decision in. >> i don't think they do. i say this. i will gladly give them. they're not going to learn anything. it's under routine audit. when the audits ends i'll present them. >> what is your tax rate? >> it's none of your business. i'll release. i fight very hard to pay as little tax as possible. >> that was a brutal counter pun punch. what do you milwaukake of that reaction? maybe that is a sensitive point. >> i'll bet mitt romney wishes he could have said that and gotten away with it. even richard nixon released hi tax returns. clintons have released 35 years. this is domds trump saying he doesn't have to follow the most basic pursuing the presidency. we have a current president who is intellectually, as degreed as a person could be. he's viable shoul

this is is the howard stern show. he did say it wasn't his idea. they did the "time" magazine interview. might have actually been him. you can't sensor yourself. no ideas are bad ideas. let them all out on the table. he thought it was an interesting idea and they would get ratings. >> it was not enough to put good television on. you wouldn't even have to call it "the apprentice." you could call it, i don't know, race wars? >> you have to appreciate this idea. >> i lessened to the whole recording. i think it shows he is not a racist president he is a guy that would like to pit races against each other. i bet if he did do the race war one and the black team one he would say they won. he just wants to see the fight in front of him. >> he brings amusement across the board. >> he took that campaign because he couldn't do the show. >> the race is another quality that would make for good tv. >> well, you know what, it brings out something ugly in people. >> this obviously they publish it and they say look what trump said. >> i listened to it and i said th

. >> so, donald trump actually famously called the stern show and spoke to howard stern to fight with aj benzo who is a gossip columnist and holst to fight to over carrot. basically same that carol left to you to date me. that interview blew up in 2001. it was actually. it was actually. >> weight left a gossip columnist to date trump. >> that's what trump claimed. to give give you an idea of how strongly trump felt about this woman. >> who did she date first. >> at the moment she was dated the other guy first and then trump. >> so trump is right. >> yes. >> i'm fascinated by this whole thing. in fairness to the donald, he dated her right after marla maples so she was kind of the rebound. right? >> you don't marry the rebound, right? >> he is a bigot for not wanting to marry her, how could he be a bigot for dating her in the first place? >> it's about the race. >> number two,'s not a bigot because of the association he dated all kinds of women. he has long history of dating all sorts of woman. >> to be fair the slippery slope when you judge them about who they sleep with. >> i don't th

coming up next, david stern joins us from the milken conference in los angeles.e talks about running a professional sports league. that's next. ♪ mark: live from london i am mark barton. you're watching bloomberg markets on bloomberg television. let's go to tailor in the newsroom. taylor: ash says american serviceman was killed in iraq by fire from the islamic state. >>>> and american servicemember has been killed in iraq. neighborhood, these are preliminary reports. i don't know much more than that. i believe that much is true and our thoughts and prayers are with that service members family . taylor: this is the third half in iraq since the coalition launched its campaign against militants in 2014. the czech republic defense minister says the u.s. hasn't right. european natives are not spending enough money on defense. europe has an inability to combat some of the top security threats. nearly all of detroit's public schools are closed as mass aacher sickout's role into second day. the district will run out of cash by june 30. teachers who opted to get their mon

olivia stern is on that player. >> it's ironic to think that the generation is not mineral would take you to the streets and protest the man. now the man is the activist and protest. >>> the story of a man that saw waste in front of him and started a massive recycling project for kids in needs. >>> now, the race for the primary and the indiana primary that's two days away. it's the last chance that they will have to keep donald trump from taking the majority of delegates that he needs. on saturday cruz slammed trump. >> clear and simple contrast. that's what this election is about. donald and hillary have been washington insiders for 40 years. donald trump supported jimmy carter over ronald reagan. >> she got a little bit of a break in dc and how you are you feeling? you look pretty good? >> reporter: i am roll nothing from the after part. >> after the part is the after part. okay. let's talk about the race shaping up. we had carly named as the early vice president nominee. r >> reporter: well, he is doing all that he can can. if he you loses, had he can go on and hit the magic number

. >> by the way, there is 30 years of donald trump on howard stern. i was listening live every time. it is not a bad thing to have gone on howard stern, but those clips will be coming out drip by drip by drip. >> guess what. no one cares. >> howard stern is endorsing hillary. >> monica, why does no one care? >> no one cares about this stuff on donald trump because he has been out there for 30 years. he says we are not electing a pope. we are electing a president. and he is not a politician. this is not a traditional candidate so he has a lot more running room. >> he will become more traditional as we get closer to the election and there will be more and more emphasis. he is running for president. >> people care, but very few. >> i agree with monica. >>> something unscripted happened on a local news broadcast and it went viral. in san francisco kron sports broadcaster was miffed that they reported on lebron james in space jam that should have been his story. take a look. >> we should tell you that lebron james will star in "space jam." >> are you mad?

olivia sterns, nbc news. >>> we are back in a moment with the feds giving you another big reason to be very careful about what you post online. >>> it has taken years, but now it's official government policy to include social media when conducting security clearance checks. it might shock you to know there was no directive to check public posts on facebook, twitter or other forums before the policy was signed today. critics say it's about time the government caught up with technology. >>> think about this for a moment. it's estimated there are about 7.4 billion people on earth. and as of today, it's believed there's only one person left who was born in the 1800s. the death of 116-year-old american suzanna jones leaves only italy's emma, born in the 19th century on november 29th, 1899. she still lives on her own. credits her longevity to a daily glass of brandy. >>> and speaking of longevity, a 96-year-old world war ii vet just made history becoming the oldest graduate of the university of southern california. alfonso gonzalez thought he had graduated in 1953. but when his family tried

olivia sterns, nbc news, new york. >>> we're back in a moment with a rare journey in our solar system that you'll have to wait years to see again. >>> scientists from harvard and m.i.t. today unveiled what they say could be the future of fighting wrinkles. it's a cream that researchers say form something of a second skin, if you will, that smooths wrinkles and tightens baggy eyes. they say it could also be used to treat eczema and psoriasis, maybe even deliver medicine to the skin. it's still being patented and tested. but it's so promising, with few side effects, they say they're ready to show it off. >>> better late than never, at the white house today, 33 years after the upset, houston wins the ncaa championship. the nc state men's basketball team got its day with the president. as is tradition. back in 1983, the school wouldn't cover transportation or hotel rooms for the team to go to washington, so only the coach met then president ronald reagan. >>> a rare awe-inspiring sight in our solar system today as mercury traveled across the sun. something that only happens about 13 times

. >> like jay-z, olivia sterns grew up on the mean streets of new york city. >> my friends are in the green room. >> we washed the correspondents dinner. we were here, staying behind, dutyifully doing our jobs. one more bite. president obama, the confluence of his presidential campaign makes for comedy like this. >> on the republican side, things are a little more -- how shall we say this? a little more loose. just look at the confusion over the invitation to tonight's dinner. guests were asked to check whether they wanted steak or fish. instead, a whole bunch of you wrote in paul ryan. >> nobody marinates in a punch line like president obama. stay there is and soaks it in. >> it was a blast to watch. >> what do you think? >> i loved it. he is ready to be done, like a drop the mike moment every single second. i loved it. >> he does really well in these settings. comedy. he sort of pauses, anticipates his own punch line and literally deposits his own mike. >> i thought he was larry wilmer. >> obviously a hilarious guy, but so hard to follow the president of the united states in that ro

he said he had a sex talk on howard stern. >> who hasn't.lk about you and you're not even on. >> people enjoy themselves. clinton also has an obligation to talk to the press and not just the outlets that give her a pass. like come on, fox. here's bill o'reilly on that. >> in order to beat donald trump, mrs. clinton is going to have to come out of the left-wing presignatures and appeal to independent voters, she'll have to talk to people like me. and answer responsible questions. trump talks to everybody, he's on msnbc all the time. but hillary clinton is very cautious. granting interviews. at this point she might want to rethink that strategy. if she truly believes that she's the right person to run this country, then hillary clinton should talk to all americans. not just ideological soulmates. >> we couldn't have said it better ourselves, which is why we played that sound. >> i could have said it better. >> but bill would even admit that. he would say if only i could match expertise. >> before we end the segment. that there's one study that

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kimberly: but howard stern's sex talk, kennedy?ennedy: i always thought i could never run for the highest office in the land because of the things i divulged on howard, and we all know he's perhaps the most masterful interviewer on the face of the planet -- [laughter] and he gets things out of people -- harris: are you being sarcastic? kimberly: no, he's very good. kennedy: he gets things out of people. it's pretty legendary. and i think if you realize that the stains of time may possibly have softened some of the things that donald trump revealed on that show, but it also gives many, many people great hope that they, too, can run for office someday after cracking open and divulging contents of their soul -- julie: are you announcing right now? kimberly: a miss manners book, perhaps, right? do we care about the sex talk? >> for trump? kip kim yeah. >> i would say nowadays it probably gives him a cool factor to him now. harris: wow. >> so i don't think it really hurts him -- by the way, i don't think anything hurts the guy because h

our business correspondence, oliver stern is just back from west virginia. >> i remember we came backjust 24 years old, he's already been laid off twice and worried about supporting his young family. >> do you think this mine is ever going to be reopened? >> no, it is all done. >> lately levy's hope is fading as the coal industry goes up in smoke. productions forecasted drop another 18% this year. >> on the main street of madison west virginia, collateral damage. there used to be all these businesses. >> all these used to be booming and so many people coming in. >> this whole town depends on the coal job. >> absolutely. >> even like i said, it is the coal factory. businesses going out of business and schools laying off teachers. >> the jobs are not coming back is what's worst. >> coal employment in west virginia has been declining in decades. it is very unlikely that those coal jobs are going to come pack in significant numbers. >> the biggest head win are new environmental regulations. political landscape is also changing rapidly. >> olivia stern is joining us now, it is been a progr

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it's howard stern. it's his fight with rosie o'donnell. he has to live it. >> you have to take it seriously. this will appeal to young women who do see the women's rights movement as this thing of the past. i definitely see that. i also believe that we're in for a very ugly general election as it relates to ads and commercials and spots. we need to brace. i'm going to turn off my television. we need to brace ourselves because it will get ugly. donald trump has is -- we have seen over and over again his ability to pelt and pummel and pelt and pummel. if you don't he isn't going to dish it out to hillary. >> and bill. >> and bill. the same way there's a lot of fodder for trump, there's even more. we're going to go way back. they're going to go way back to everything we're thinking about right now. >> jennifer flowers. >> it's all coming back. >> he may be able to get away with more than other republicans. every republican running for the snats a senate and house they will be asked about the things trump says. >> what will they say? >> they d

nbc's olivia sterns shines a spotlight on three up and coming startups that are helping consumers find bargains with the tap of a finger. >> reporter: tammy powell, a nurse outside chicago, struggled to pay for her own $400 prescription drug bill. every month, even with insurance, taking cymbalta for neck pain plus medications for high cholesterol and blood pressure, she was searching for coupons. >> when i got to the pharmacy actually with the coupon, they would run the code, and it wasn't real. >> then she stumbled upon blink health, a new website that offers drugs marked down by as much as 95%. >> almost everyone takes medications at some point in their life, and most people are overpaying. >> blink was founded by brothers matthew and jeffrey chagen to basically bypass insurance companies. >> whether you have good insurance, bad insurance, or no insurance at all, you should check the blink price before going to the pharmacy. >> reporter: here is how blink works. normally your doctor writes a prescription. you go to your insurance company, and the insurance company goes to the drug m

. >> the president continued to give a stern rebuke of trump's proposals. >> they are disparaging moments. that is not just a betrayal of our values. that's not just a betrayal of who we are. >> mr. obama focused on how politics in america is lacking in appreciation of intellectual thinking. >> if you were listening to today's political debate you might wonder where this strain of anti intellectualism came from? ignorance is not a virtue. >> president obama adding the political system in america is not rigged adding more people need to vote. he said experience does matter. donald trump has not responded to president obama's indictment on his proposals. >> not sure how i would feel sitting in the audience. >> are the biggest names at risk of a terror attack. lone wolf to attack the top innovators calling for a workplace attack or attacks on their home. a shadowy figure standing outside of a home at night. one mentioned microsoft ceo bill gates. >> the white house claims meantime isis is shrinking even as the terror group launches a new wave of deadly attacks. security cameras capturing a m

a stern-faced obama said he was appalled and offered his deepest regrets. >> we consider it inexcusable. and we are committed to doing everything that we can to prevent any crimes from taking place of this sort. 32-year-old kenneth franklin shinzato, allegedly raped and murdered a woman on the site ok. thousand of protesters have taken to the streets calling for the closure of all u.s. bases in japan where 50,000 u.s. troops are stationed. charlie this cast a shadow over a trip meant to strengthen ties between the two countries. later this week, mr. obama will be the first american president to visit hiroshima, a city devastated when the u.s. dropped a nuclear bomb there during world war ii. >> thank you, margaret. tonight we continue our investigation of the opiate epidemic which is taking more than 80 lives a day. west virginia which lead the nation in overdose deaths is fighting the epidemic in court by suing six national companies that distribute painkillers. here is jim axelrod. >> reporter: this its what the opioid crisis looks like in west virginia. people addicted to pain pills

emily: stern that plays an advisory role at greylock capital.ind a full interview on bloomberg.com. coming up, the key dividing the world's most -- the key to fighting the world's most drug resistant bacteria could be out in nature. the bioresearch happening deep underground. ♪ emily: the rise of drug-resistant bacteria created a need for new biotics. the answer might be in nature. we followed one microbiologist searching in the most unlikely place for the key to fighting super bugs. >> there is a quiet crisis going on in hospitals around the world right now. certain strains of bacteria no longer respond to any known antibiotics. there is a word for these antibiotic resistant deck area -- we call them super bugs. unless we can develop new antibiotics, super bugs could make a lot of people very very sick. >> we are racing against the clock. you already see a number of people who have died a meaningless death because they had these minor infections. us to lookative for into new drugs and new sources of what could be the habitat for new drugs. ♪ th

john: how about howard stern? mark: howard stern and an empty chair. think you will better than the oak ridge boys. mark: give me three factors that you think will be big in determining who wins in clinton versus trump. guest: an external event. something unknown. a martian invasion, and economic cataclysm of some kind like what happened in 2008. in many cases, we say the vp doesn't matter, but i think in this case, it will make a difference. mark: what about three things they can control. what are other things they can control? guest: the most important thing they can control is the debate. this will be the most watched debate in all of history. theratings will be off chart and people will be watching this around the globe. that is going to be the most important thing in this campaign by far and they can control that. you wrote recently in time magazine about a lot of these lgbt laws and how the wrong side of these issues. it's interesting to me that trump and where he went on the bathroom law and decided to deviate from republican orthodoxy there. is

look at the new york times story yesterday with him cavorting with howard stern. how the republican party has blocked every substantive bill for american women. equal pay for equal work, undermining women's health at every turn, trying to turn planned parenthood into a punching bag. even though millions and millions of american women have been helped by planned parenthood. go up there this morning to talk about the anti-latino vote. and they can discuss the anti-immigrant policies and the agenda. since republicans are already for donald trump,: immigrants rapists and murderers -- calling immigrants rapists and murderers. being near to drug dealing. assume, they had a long discussion about the wall, how high it should be? how they are going to get the mexicans to pay for the wall? even though most people think the idea is in thing. let us not forget that republicans have demagoguery for decades. they're doing it today. republican leaders voted against comprehensive immigration reform. and under cinem senator mcconnell, coming with hours of shutting down the departm

that's a quote by the way on "the howard stern show."t to spend the next five years with your kids bragging about infidelity. what does he do? same projection just like a pathological liar he accuses everyone of lying. even though he boasts about infidelity he plants a lie about me and my family, accuses others of doing what he is doing. i'll tell you as the father of two young girls the idea of our daughters coming home andrepe repeatirepea repeating any word that man says horrifies me. that is not who america is. and i would say to the hoosier state, the entire country's depending on you. the entire country is looking to you right now. it is only indiana that can pull us back. it is only the good sense and good judgment of indiana that can pull us back. we are staring at the abyss. >> wanted to play all of that for you. you be did judge. let me ask add, donald trump responded to that, called all of that ridiculous. said that ted cruz's temperament makes him, you know, shouldn't be president because of that. hear his full statement next

i'm like don't say that. >> stern played the role preparing him for the possibility of spending years in a level four maximum security state prison. should he be found guilty of his charges. >> that's what i am concentrating on. what kevin is teaching me. there still is always something new that is going to develop, you know? someone has a different screw loose in their head that has a different opinion dealing with animals and they all make the wrong decisions in life and have had. for their entire life. and that is why they're in here. that's why kevin and i are on the same level in terms of politics. we just don't to deal with that. he is there to remind me and baby-sit me and teach me. i don't feel confident yet going to that next level. with my case if convicted, i am automatically a level four inmate. it scares me. >> sobel cans use a mentor in jail because it is not likely he will be leaving soon. he had just had another bail hearing. the good news, bail was granted. the bad news was the amount. >> i believe it was $500,000 and assault with a deadly weapon combined with conspir

have to be a crazy person to get the republican nomination these days. >> you said that to howard stern. i was going to ask you about that. cruz, trump, they are crazy? or they have to act crazy? >> they have to tow a line that is intolerable for a reasonable person. you have to clear the stephen king issue, the congressman that said of mexican immigrants that they have the calves the size of cantaloupes because they are all carrying dope across the border. if you have to please that person to get past the nation's first primary election, then you are doomed to a radical position that will never fly with the american electorate and you can never be elected. >> you considered running for the senate in new jersey as a republican. >> i am. i am a republican. >> did you conclude you're not crazy enough to run as a republican candidate? >> i concluded that once the koch brothers got involved, the mayor of new jersey, $5 million, that the 5 million i had stashed away, my family and i, would have easily been exhausted. >> you were going to lose? >> a loser, as trump would say. you hit trump pr

mogadishu, which one was killed, and sharm el-sheikh, tragically killing everyone on board, serves as a stern reminder that there are those who wish to do us harm using commercial aircraft. there are over 300 airports around the world that serve as last points of departure, or foreign airports that fly directly to the u.s. the standard is always that tsa and other relevant entities perform the investigation and mitigation measures necessary to ensure that these flights are not able to be targeted by nefarious characters. as i understand it, the agencies' efforts to inspect and prepare the cuban airports are no different than stringent inspection efforts and regulatory schemes that are in place at other last points of departure airports. the title of this hearing, "flying blind," would lead you to believe that nothing has been done to assess these airports before they schedule commercial service to and from the united states. tsa informs us that they are inspecting and evaluating airports e

donald trump talking about his sex life on howard stern. used deathly going to be by other candidates as well. >> what are you looking for a head. the right facing a crisis in the gop. and a lot of consternation among the conservative wing of the party. so many different layers involved in all of this. gop in next for the light of the fact that there will be a key meeting on thursday three donald trump and paul ryan. between donald trump and paul ryan. >> i think it will be figuring there will be a big movement to draft a third-party. it is difficult due to ballot access rules. be who forward, it will is going to line up behind trump and who will not. >> we're talking with a reporter from the national post. remind our audience that our phone lines are open and we want to hear from women only on this mother's day on what issues important to you in campaign 2016. here's more with donald trump. vote, nobodys respect women more than i do. i will tell you that. women are looking for security in our country and they know i will do the best job. l

but donald trump has made plenty of comments on howard stern and other places are are brought up against him. does that concern you at all? >> let's look at "new york times" article for a second. three of pao em in the article have gone on and said they've been misquoted one of the people quoted had a section of the book extracted and put in there, never spoken to them, roanne spoke to them for two hours, not taken in context and had to be on television yesterday and the newspapers today saying "the new york times" is wrong. "the new york times" should apologize. they're absolutely wrong. it was a factually inaccurate story, they're dishonest about it, luckily the newspaper's failing and it's a shame when they reported it that way. that's the problem with the mainstream press the article, though, which he obviously as we said has taken issue with last night trump organization, attorneys suggested a lawsuit was in her words distinct possibility. today another of trump's attorney walked that back. can you clarify whether donald trump feels he has a case against "the new york times"? he twe

you can listen to the howard sterns tape if you want more on that. hillary clinton is planning to use all of these moments as silver bullets in the general election and now a new york times story is providing more ammunition, calling his behavior basing. the woman cited as exhibit a in this story says "the times" took her out of context. sara murray is joining me. trump says this is a hit piece and a fraud. that doesn't necessarily mean that it is. >> i've spoken to a number of women who have worked for donald trump in the past and they said they were willing to overlook some of the off-color comments he made in exchange for big opportunities. at least some of these women feel like donald trump went a little bit too far. donald trump is going to war with the media yet again. this time, taking aim at "the new york times" for a page one story highlighting tales of trump appearing to objectify women and make unwanted advances. one woman says she was misrepresented. >> i made it very clear many times that i had a very pleasant relationship with donald an

nbc's olivia sterns explains why some people learned their insurance does not cover everything. >> andt the balance bill. >> reporter: when claudia got a bill for $100,000, she panicked. >> i was up all night. i just felt so horrible. i just kept blaming myself that i had missed something. >> reporter: a bill for a spine surgery that claudia, a concert pianist, was certain her insurance would cover. how did you know you were covered? >> i called the doctor's office and i said this is my insurance. my neurologist has recommend you. and am i covered? they said, yes, bring your card so we can make a copy. >> reporter: one by one she checked with the hospital, the patient coordinator even taking a picture of the surgeons website. >> i did beyond my homework. i did my due diligence. >> reporter: but it turns out the surgeon had stopped taking her insurance. and while the hospital was in network, the not. >> i have to divorce my husband, protect my son's college education. and i was in despair. >> reporter: claudia's not alone. according to a recent survey 37% of people who recently went to

>> the big wall foot for trump whether it's howard stern interviews, i was an entertainer, grow up. >>> the lopsided coverage of those news stories is a luster of the other things. the press, no surprises, more interesting in many trump than any other human being alive. is this a danger to hillary? >> i think it is. the clinton high command. we said are you worried that trump can dominate the news against you. they said our job is to not let that happen. i got to say, some days trump does not benefit from the news but this, these early day show, if he wants to be the story, he can be. i think that puts her at a disadvantage. her message is sunk in now. >> it's very simple. donald comes on. you lean in. hillary comes on, you lean back. network programmers, that's it. america bought the trump pilot, now they want to see the show. it's his to win or lose. say what you want. we're going to watch trump all the time, morning news and night. that can blow him up or blow him up. >> she says i want to be in news every day. i don't want trump to lead every night. i don't want it to always be a

he said that on howard stern. he's already softening on the muslim policy.e don't know what we're going to get. he's softened his immigration policy as well. >> donald trump is a different kind of candidate. i think the voters are different kind of voters today. that's a surprise that somebody could evolve and change their position and not pay a consequence. people are saying, it's not a politician. >> he's not being political by changing his position. >> you have to remember 30% of the country like him. historically high unfavorables. and hillary clinton is a perfect opportunity for the republicans to win. but even though running against someone who is historically high, he's managed to come in. 37% of the country think hillary clinton is trustworthy. normally you would think, that's unbelievable. can't win. but only 27% think that of donald trump. >> he's got her beat on strength, if that's the number one criteria. >> i think it's going to -- what -- for donald trump to win, donald trump is going to have to truly grow. and most good candidates do grow. and

. >> she should get a choice after he went on howard stern and said this. such good friends. i have to get her back in these movies so i can make out with her on screen again. >> susan we got your ba we made robert pick it out of this group of co-stars. >> that european flair. >> fans made the choice to see them in action this weekend. they just broke the presales record as the top preselling super hero movie of all time. >> all time? >>all time? >> no way. >> this cast did put in the work chris crossing the globe to do press but who's the most difficult to travel with? >> it might be a dead heat. >> i'd fly with any of those guys. >> probably me. >> i just have a lot of demands. food. a train of steamer trunks. a monkey. i travel with a live monkey. say it was me. >> actually the directors tell us paul was the easiest to travel with. it was anthony mackey that the toughest because they said he knows how to say it in 7 different languages. the drinks never stop. >> new details janet jackson pregnant at nearly 50. ♪ we talked to janet rubbing that belly. we

olivia sterns has been looking into this.he talked with a new mom who was billed for two different deliveries for one baby. >> that was around $11,000. >> $11,000? >> yes. >> the anesthesia. >> it was for both the vaginal delivery and the cesarean. >> but you only had one delivery. >> right. i only had one baby. >> tonight on "nightly news" at 7:00, olivia sterns where you can turn when you have a medical billing mistake. >>> a gorilla had to be put down at the zoo. why some folks want the federal government to get involved after a child fell into the animal's enclosu enclosure. >> and if you haven't heard by now, it's about to get more expensive for you to park in some parts of d.c. going to cost you a bit more to go out. >>> coming up on news 4, it was 30 years ago today in this very parking lot. i'm mark >>> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >>> throwing out there yeah, a little bit of that. it is a little bit on the warm side. not quite hot, but temperatures in the mid-80s and you can see the haze out there right now. y

uncomfortable without any air conditioning. 73 in dc 70 in manassas. 72 out at dulles. 70 west min stern 70 at annapolis. here's forecast as we he overnight hours. remnants bonnie that kill keep the moisture in place enough moisture to develop fog early tomorrow morning. looks to be patchy not widespread. for tomorrow here's your planning forecast yes we start off a little foggy temperatures in the upper 60. warm up quickly once the sun comes out well into the mid '80s by the afternoon. looked like we turn a little bit less humid especially tomorrow evening that will help make things nice for tuesday i'll have a look at the whole week ahead coming up, shawn. >> thank you, caitlyn. president obama observed this memorial day by honoring fallen men and women the presidents placed a receive at the tomb of the unknown show the. thousands of veterans looked on as the president told them our veterans represent best of america. >> whether they stood up in times of war. signed up in times of peace. or were called up by a draft america. >> before traveling to arlington the president held a breakfa

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, susan, a of cag a made-up song to ted cruz's daughters, these are the pundits who said she's too stern and so it seems in some ways she can't win. >> i question that whole singing business but, you're right, there is a double standard for her. women, i think -- if there's one woman in a big field of male candidates, they are going to get that scrutiny and probably because she's the only woman in the field. >> i was going to break into song but decided that's not the way to go. e-mail us, mediabuzz@foxnews.com. melania trump is ripped apart as dishonest ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. a grwas seeing theing the different discounts.ice it had like a manufacturer discount, it had a usaa member discount. all of them were already built in to the low price. i know that i got a better deal than i would have on my own. usaa car buying service, powered by truecar. this is lloyd. to prove to you that the better choice for him is aleve. he's ag

promoting simon's new gig on "america's got talent," he's taking over for howard stern and bringing along his s attitude. >> i can't believe we didn't get any buzzes. >> never too late. >> don't waste your it's hard enough if you're good. it's impossible if you're awful i kind of think it's like a public -- >> sure simon but you're not the only one that can dish it out. >> he needs a makeover. he is a handsome man but did you see these jeans on this man? we should go shopping. >> i'll think about it. >> you should not think about it. just say yes. >> are you drunk? >> i cannot wait to see these two together at the judges table. last night nearly 2 million -- 10 million people tuned into the finale of "survivor" on cbs. michelle fitzgerald went home with the check but the real breakout star this season was a chicken named mark who even has his own superstar fans. >> oh my gosh. >> i'm just doing something. >> but i know who this is. >> please come here. >> come here. >> this really is cia. >> covered with her signature wig the pop star shocked the audience and managed to keep the other con

we get more from olivia sterns. >>> face time at face book. tonight more than a dozen conservative leaders invited to a private meeting with facebook founder mark zuckerberg. rob louie is with the heritage foundation. >> this will be the first time many conservatives have been to facebook's compass. it's probably a long over due visit. >> what do you need to hear today. >> i'd like to hear from mark zuckerberg a commitment to free speech regardless of your view point. >> the face-to-face comes after fallout. facebook routinely suppressed stories on the popular trending topics lists. >> this is something facebook was not forthcoming with. >> facebook says the trending top picks list is identified by employees only review to make sure its tied to a relevant event. but it's not the first time the social network has been accused of bias. earlier this year zuckerberg taking a shot at donald trump. >> instead of building walls, we can help people build bridges. >> right now do conservatives trust facebook? >> i would say no. >> can't live without th

listen to what he says at howard stern time after time. >> but isn't that interesting? the point she was making there, it struck me when i got to the middle of the article, go back to the 1980s, the construction world in new york city. there's plenty of stuff on the record, i'm not saying it's all glowing for trump. but what was it in the 1980s that made donald trump put a woman in a position that no one else in the construction industry did. i think it's an interesting story. >> i think it's a matter of public record. if you want to call him a trailblazer in that regard. does it excuse the other things in the article, or does it excuse the things he's said on the public record that we all know? you don't get to be one and the other's okay, right? >> yeah, the guy ran a beauty pageant. steve, thank you very much. we'll see you at 5:00 p.m. on "mtp daily." >> he did? >> yes, he did. still will bill clinton have a role in a hillary clinton presidency? >>> plus news today from the supreme court on obamacare. if you've gone to extremes to escape your nasal allergies. try cl