steve: to change the constitution. briannge the number of people on the court by statute. coming up on tuesday, beto o'rourke appears to endorse third trimester abortions when pressed on issue. my next guest used to lead planned parenthood. now she is pro-life. what does she think about this this that is coming up. brian: how did the guy's car end up get stuck in the woods. the gps told me to do it. he followed the gps. ♪ brian: glad you're up. hope you're dressed. now some headlines. supreme court backing president trump's crackdown on illegal immigration. 5-4 ruling allows them toe detain illegal immigrants anytime they have been released from prison. immigrants argued she should have the right to make their case. >>> agents in el paso snagging two big groups of immigrants, mostly families and unaccompanied minors. the el paso sector sees 570 apprehensions every day. according to reports we have nowhere to put them. great. jedediah. jedediah: thanks, brian. 2020 presidential hopeful beto o'rourke seems to support third tri

steve: brian, do you have a five? brian: i don't. i apologize. we are in a cashless society. t schlapp, trish regan, dakota meyer. tom shillue. we have all these diners in the background enjoying super food. excited to be here are you excited to be here? [cheers] brian: tom shillue lieu trivia game. red jed you always buzz your buzzer early. brian is swift with the buzzer. brian: i cheat. [buzzer] jedediah: you said it not me. steve: some of the things america is talking about on this tuesday morning. kirstjen nielsen crisis at our southern border. the department of homeland security announce think would like $5 billion to build 200 more miles of wall because there is a problem. as she told bret baier last night on "special report": >> there is absolutely a disaster and emergency at the southern border and it's becoming more and more heart wrenching every single day. we truly are in system meltdown. this system was not built for this type of flow. for these numbers and for what we are seeing. whether it's drugs or traffickers or child exploiters or whether it's all the familie

steve, brian, jedediah, back to you. steve: ainchethank you very muc.ispute with a neighbor and he killed 13 of his neighbors. they did crack down on guns then. gun permits for fully automatic weapons are rarely issued to civilians so it's unclear at this point how large this is going to be. however the online purchases that's how he bought the big magazine that killed all those people. jedediah: bernie sanders waste nothing time jumping into this debate saying this is what real action to stop gun violence looks like. we must follow sneeld's lead take on the nra and ban the sale and distribution of assault weapons in the united states. that term assault weapons offends many second amendment. they are used to protect themselves as mechanisms of self-defense and a gun conification program will not something that would be feeivel in the united states where the second amendment is valued so much. when you have acts of lie violence like this. there is nothing more 1r58 i can't believe than people who are legally entitled to own gowns and are law-abiding citi

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ainsley, steve, brian. esterday as the senate prepares to vote whether to block president trump's national emergency declaration. steve: "fox & friends weekend" co-host pete hegseth joins us now. you went out there. this is full-court press on behalf of the administration to get senators to vote in the president's favor today. pete: absolutely get extension of building the wall. president ultimately declares a national emergency. now the house voted to try to overtake that the senate has a big vote. vice president say putting on full further press saying if you're for the president you should not vote against the emergency. >> what did you see here today? >> this training facility where our customs and border protection personnel train through virtual reality and real circumstances to make sure that the people are on the front lines have the background, the experience to protect our border, then come home safe. pete: couple of guys in suits out in the woods. recently on capitol hill the president declared a

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>> steve, jedediah, brian, good morning to you. the latest on the shooting on a tram in the netherlands. one person is dead and several wounded. dutch terror threat is raised to the high lest level. the shooter is still on the run. we'll have an update at the top of the hour. plus new reports north korea may be considering missile testing again. how the white house is reacting this morning. and new developments in the boeing investigation. what we are learning now. monday morning in "america's newsroom." join us, top of the hour.

brian. thank you for coming. steve: i will say this he bought my cookbook. tcoms like heaven can wait. michael loftus, is he a deplorable and he is here live. ♪ ♪ they're our parents... neighbors... loved ones. living with diseases like cancer, epilepsy, mental health conditions and hiv. maybe you're one of them. but new medicare rules could deny access to the latest, most effective therapies... therapies that keep them healthy. are medicare cuts that save less than one percent worth the risk to millions of patients? president trump promised to protect medicare... we need him to keep his word. ♪ ♪ [applause] brian: michael loftus here of course a comedian doesn't get much applause. [laughter] >> no, i don't. pretty sad. brian: in the wake of the public congressional testimony it appears the case is actually michael cohen vs. michael cohen in some cases. watch. >> not only is donald trump not a racist, he believes that all people are part of one race, the human race. >> i know what mr. trump is. he is a racist. he is a con man, and he is a cheat. steve: amazin

brian: they love the moon. steveadministration announced we are going back to the moon in four or five years. brian: good day for the moon yesterday. congratulations moon fans. steve: jillian joins us at 6:11 a.m. eastern time. jillian: who doesn't love the moon, right? brian: it's our only moon we better embrace it not like jupiter who has a bunch of moons. jillian: get you caught up with this story. the man charged with jamie foxx and murdering parents is expected to plead guilty today. jake patterson admits to breaking into the family's family home killing the couple and taking 13-year-old captive back in october. jay jamie he is cased plead guilty to avoid a long trial. if convicted he will spend life in prison. violence intensifying near the gaza strip as will will hamas 4578sz new rockets. israeli army carrying out 15 airstrikes on hamas targets more troops are now headed to the border. prime minister benjamin netanyahu vows to do whatever it takes to protect his people. president trump normally nominates jeffr

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brian: this is classic. stevemeans bigotry is more personal to her than the children of holocaust survivors. brian: by the way, find yourself a quiet room and try to wrap your head around what the heck he is talking about. eliot engel who came out originally we have got to condemn this. a democrat said i'm disappointed we weren't able to separate the resolutions that condemn anti-semitism. that's what our colleague said very hateful term. have some guts. nancy pelosi three weeks ago, she is such a great leader. she has everyone's respect. she has nobody's respect. she can't control people with two months' experience. this is a travesty. ainsley: when she came out and condemned her at first everyone thought wow, wonderful of her to do that. i can't believe she did that. normally the democrats are so loyal to one another. then now she is walking it back and saying she really didn't mean. this she doesn't know what she is saying. nancy pelosi is so scared to lose those voters. those really really progressive voters t

steve: than david lee roth. brianoubt about it he wouldn't wear the tight pants and some women were upset by that i do think overall better singer. steve: that's your metric for a good rock band? brian: not mine. i'm just saying i know both sides of the issue. ainsley: let us know what you think friends@foxnews.com. steve: yesterday on ash wednesday the story was the crisis at our southern border how the border patrol commissioner kevin appeared before congress and said look our system is at the breaking points. there are these families that are vurensdin sur rensd de0 and 200 and 300 at a time. we are on track to hit perhaps 100,000 migrants trying to get into the country apprehended this month. last month it was 76,000. and so, yesterday, the department of homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen was there to try to convince skeptical democrats that there is a crisis down there. ainsley: she said no rational person would ever design an immigration system like the one we have today. listen. >> the projections are

steve: all right. here with his review is fox news contributor and movie critic kevin mccarthy joining us from our nation's capital. kevin, this looks pretty great. >> yeah. good morning to you, briansteve, and ainsley. honored to be with you as always. missed you guys. this film is the 21st film in the marvel cinematic universe. if you haven't seen the first 20 you might want to catch up because she's films are getting better and better and story lines are more insane and they are all connected somehow. this movie serves as the bridge between avengers in infinity war and avengers end game. learning the power of the character of captain marvel and how she is going to help the avengers in end game

steve: terrific. brianl diamond once visited a house in massapequa and left a piano in the basement. ainsley: all the girls walked out onto the stage to at a talent show when i was in high school. what memory does it bring back to you? steve: not many. is there a plaque in mass piqua where he stayed? >> there is no plaque. the rumor is sweet caroline was for the babysitter. later on people changed that it was for caroline kennedy. i'm going to look into both of them. there is also a famous person moving to massapequa. i don't know if i should give it away. steve: i think you mentioned it yesterday. brian: miranda lambert moved into my town. ainsley: she just married the police officer. brian: right. not just any police officer, the right one. steve: welcome back to massapequa today. we have a busy three hours and great guests and today janice dean has a brand new book that comes out. in the meantime we have a fox news alert. brian: search for dozens missing in alabama set to resume at day break after the de

brian: i bet he is. steve: no. he is not a typical musician he is a businessman as well as a musician. steve: he has all our phone numbers let's see if he calls us in the 8:00 hour. ainsley: last knight the president was in grand rapids, michigan and talking about how hillary didn't come here. you getting your phone, brian? brian: i'm going to make sure. ainsley: this has been incredible couple of weeks for america and then he said. this. >> roaring. the isis caliphate is defeated 100 percent. [cheers] and after three years of lies and smears and slander, the russia hoax is finally dead. the collusion delusion is over. [cheers] the russia witch-hunt was a plan by those who lost the election to try and illegally regain power. this group of major losers did not just ruthlessly attack me, my family and everyone who questioned their lies, they tried to divide our country. they are getting mouth-to-mouth resuscitatio resuscitation. little pencil neck adam schiff, the democrats have to now decide whether they will contin

but steve brian, one of the ministers who resigned said last night on newsnight that he expected north it looks as if the government have realised... doesn't it tell us two things, that theresa may has lost control of parliament and her party as well? we know she is trying to get withdrawal —— her withdrawal agreement through twice, i have voted for it twice, and if you read the newspapers it looks like things might be going her way. but it is clear that the reason we are having these debates and votes is because the government cannot get its brexit policy through, and in the absence of the government changing its mind and coming up with an alternative, parliament has to step in. what prospect of parliament reaching an agreement? we know that people like you have been campaigning for another referendum, at odds with those campaigning for some sort of norway customs union proposal. at the end of the day, what chance that all of you will be able to agree on something which may not be your preferred option? clearly the tories are all over the place but there is growing support for some of

brian: or paper chase back in 1977. steve: "empire" could strike back. i live in right now, new jersey, he would like to be president, he has been able to connect jussie smollett and the case there with president trump. he was on cnn we thought we would play it for you. >> i don't know all the details and the prosecution decision, but that will come out. but we got to know this is happening in larger context where hate crimes in this count dry are on the rise. white supremacist violence is on the rise. for donald trump to cut funding, cut funding from the justice department to investigate, i mean he talks about terrorism all the time. but to cut funding to investigate the domestic terrorist groups, white supremacist groups, is making us less safe. ainsley: what? brian: kamala harris says i'm confused. cory booker says trump's a bad guy. i don't understand why that is adequate. one thing president trump should teach all the candidates, republicans or democrats, you have to answer questions in the moment. he was calling into shows answering everything quest

brian: foxnation.com or just download the app. stevearly 50 people dead after a terror attack in new zealand. what we are learning about the suspect coming up next. brian: a one on one with secretary of state mike pompeo. we give you some of the behind the scenes look as well as the hot spots in the world. steven could only imagine enjoying a spicy taco. now, his world explodes with flavor. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day all-night protection. can you imagine 24-hours without heartburn? if ywhen you brush or floss, you don't have to choose between healthy gums and strong teeth. complete protection from parodontax has 8 designed benefits for healthy gums and strong teeth. complete protection from parodontax. ♪ ainsley: we are back with a fox news alert. new zealand now on high alert. at least 49 gunned down in what's being called a terrorist attack on two mosques. many of the victims are believed to be migrants or refugees in new zealand. four people now in custody. brian: police say one australian man is charged with

junior health minister steve brian has resigned in order to vote against the government.rt this amendment, which made space on wednesday for indicative votes, in terms of trying to find an idea around which the commons can gather on terms of brexit. thejunior commons can gather on terms of brexit. the junior foreign commons can gather on terms of brexit. thejunior foreign minister, alistair burt, has also resigned, three resignations, all in connection with this amendment, bought by the conservative mp sir oliver letwin. a little confusing, if you have been following this through the day, this was very similarto an through the day, this was very similar to an amendment that labour was proposing, in the end, this one was proposing, in the end, this one was always more likely to get support, because tories were more likely to support a tory bringing an amendment, than one coming from jeremy corbyn, what it allows parliament to do is seize control of the agenda of the house of commons on wednesday, and that time will now be used to hold indicative votes, as we call them. thi

steve: they are shifting to plan b. mr. bank, thank you very much. brianlistened to dan. steve: jillian joins us right now. jillian: good morning. we have incredible story to share. listen to this. two young sisters found safe and sound after two days in the wilderness. watch their heart-warming reunion with family. up. [cheers and applause] jillian: that right there is when crews found lay a and 5-year-old sister caroline more than a mile away from their northern california home after wandering away on friday. they tracked them down by following a trail of granola bar wrappers. truly incredible. an avalanche barrels down on a colorado mountain side right towards a highway and incredible moments are caught on camera. >> got it? >> most of it [bleep] >> it's not going to come down here, is it. >> no, it is. >> is it? >> the wall of snow and debris crashing down into a creek creating a powder cloud outside a highway near dean investor, no one was hurt. the queen of the green new deal ditches the subway for a gas guzzling minivan according to the "new york po

steve: to validate it. brian: this the is guy that more than likely offered to wear a wire to wiretap the president. they looked at it and said here is your conclusion. ainsley: rod rosenstein said he was so alarmed by the bias between strzok and page and that's exactly what we are finding, we are going over all the media reports last two years and looking at the costs of the investigation and how big this scope really was. 675 days. total cost 25.2 million. 2800 subpoenas. 500 search warrants. obtained more than 230 orders for communication records. 50 orders to tap phones. 13 foreclosure government requests for evidence and they interviewed 500 witnesses. zero collusion was found between the president and russia. steve: zero indictments. ainsley: to influence this election. steve: despite what you have seen on the other channels the last two years donald trump did not steal the election. they looked and there was no evidence that there was any collusion between trump and trump's campaign even though the russian

even remotely compared to this. >> it's a sha nad o'conner market nothing compares to you, steve. >> thank you, briang in larry mcdonald, ed tort of the bear traps report and cnbc contributor you're in there, what do you think of trump's criticism of j. powell, whether he named him or not? >> well, you know, the thing about america and american economists and trump and the fed is that this is huge group of economists that we're lit lirm back in the '70s or '80s all you had to do was worry about the u.s. economy so when you were coming up with your economic policy path for the fed, you just looked at the u.s. economy today, it's totally different world. these guys are clueless, absolutely clueless. china is driving everything. so last year when the dollar ripped because of a hawkish fed policy path going forward all year, they were talking up 2 to 3 rate hikes this year, quantitative tightening. so of course the dollar ripped guess what, the global economy practically imploded shipping rates, copper, every type of economic indicator globally imploded. so, that caused trump, to i think, in a wise way,

brian lam, steve scully and co-chief executive susan swain. just one of the three faces we've come to know as our on-air friends and interlocutors over the four decades. c-span is unique. they don't get a dollar from the government. they're funded by the cable and satellite industry and the idea of private industry funding a public service was brand-new. c-span helped launch a lot of political careers back before it was apparent that some of those overwrought speeches were being delivered to an empty chamber. it started with cameras in the house of representatives, and because everything takes longer in the senate, it took the senate seven years to allow c-span cameras to come in. and also there is this. it's safe to say that whatever time you watch, whichever c-span network you watch, you'll come away smarter for it. a commercial network would probably market it as the c-span guarantee, you will learn something, sometimes many things just for watching. and shows like "booknotes" let us get to know the people who's books we've come to live. no

brian lam, steve scully and co-chief executive susan swain. just three of the faces we've come to know as our on-air friends and interlocutors over the four decades. c-span is unique. they don't get a dollar from the government. they're funded by the cable and satellite industry and the idea of private industry funding a public service was brand new. c-span helped launch a lot of political careers back before it was apparent that some of those overwrought speeches were being delivered to an empty chamber. it started with cameras in the house of representatives, and because everything takes longer in the senate, it took the senate seven years to allow c-span cameras to come in. and also there is this. it's safe to say that whatever time you watch, whichever c-span network you watch, you'll come away smarter for it. a commercial network would probably market it as the c-span guarantee, you will learn something, sometimes many things just for watching. and shows like "booknotes" let us get to know the people whose books we've come to live. not ev

tim seymour, brian kelly, steve grasso, guy adami, tonight, one of the top strategy ifs saying that new highs are coming and he says if this price target is wrong it's because stocks go even higher than what we're talking about and he'll explain what has him so bullish. lyft is the first of big tech companies gearing up for its ipo, but who is the real winner of this stampede of unicorns the answer might surprise you. but first we start with stocks striking back, six months after the bull market highs, stocks are making a comeback, a continuing comeback grinding back the levels since bottoming out on that december 24th and 26th of last year, the s&p is now within less than 4% of its all-time highs so two questions tonight, is it safe to buy now or have you already missed it? what can you do to maybe catch on to this rally the train left the station, guys, but is it the acela. is it going to washington? you're only in -- >> baltimore. >> or delaware we're glad joe pulled into our station tonight. >> he does that. >> that's done >> that's not written anywhere that's not written anywhere.

steven speilberg to reese witherspoon, jennifer anniston and steve carell outlined the programmingdozens of offerings from oprah winfrey, brian grazer, warriors star kevin durant and a host of others. cnet's ian sherr calls that a whole new ball game.that puts them starting to compete with netflix and hulu /// all of these streaming services that people are moving to in droves." (robin) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... three separate shootings take the lives of five people in stockton find out how residents are standing up against the escalating violence in the city. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. < ella: i'm ella sogomonian - we've been telling you a lot about kron-on.. the bay area's only commercial free streaming news service... but the kron on app gives you a lot more than st. that incl people behaving badly. plus - all the in-depth award winning bay area documentaries produced by kron 4.. and if you've ever wondere

jedediah: steve is great, brian a great. ed is great. i am having a blast. egal immigrant murder ad deputy in the state of washington. jedediah: officials say the mexican man who was shot dead by police overstayed his work visa. ed: griff jenkins is on the story live in washington. we learn more illegals are about to cross the border. good morning, griff. reporter: good morning. deputy sheriff, brian thompson is the first police officer killed in the line of duty. he tried to initiate a traffic stop. this man was here illegally. he entered into 2014 through a port entry in laredo, texas, on temporary work visa. he never left the u.s. another officer was wounded in the leg in that incident. this tragedy taking a toll on the community. >> it is like a nuclear bomb going off. it destroyed a part of our heart and our lives. reporter: another case that former acting i.c.e. director john torrez says shouldn't have happened. >> anytime a law enforcement officer is killed in the line of duty it's a tragedy but even more senseless done by someone who shouldn't be here

before making any changes to their policy for "nightly business report," i'm steve liesman in washington. >>> let's turn now to brian nick to talk about t economy, the market and some areas where you might want to put some money to work. he's the cheeief investment strategist at nuvene. it's been a pretty good year in twomonths. 11% gains for the s&p 500 so far this yedo. that argue that maybe the best gains of the year have already been booked and i that might get a little more cautious? >> yeah, we think so. we came into the year relatively cautious with respect to our expectations. i think it's fair to say that january and fruary have exceeded those expectations. but we don't think we've wcessarily hit highs for the year, but do think most of the returns for the year, at least in the united states, are behind us and that's causedt us get out of stocks but to become somewhat more selective and >> what about around the globe we're seeing slowingan economie eventually that does impact us here at home. >>w big a factor is that, if at all. ne of the reasons we think growth will slow in the u.s. in the first quarter is

steven speilberg to reese witherspoon, jennifer anniston and steve carell outlined the programmingdozens of offerings from oprah winfrey, brian grazer, warriors star kevin durant and a host of others. cnet's ian sherr calls that a whole new ball game.that puts them starting to compete with netflix and hulu /// all of these streaming services that people are moving to in droves." (pam) droves." droves."moving to in droves." (pam) apple announced a lot of new products and services today... much of it was expected... some of it was not.(ken) joining us now to break the event down... reed albergotti... consumer electronics reporter for the washington post. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: another storm moved into the bay area with rain and wind. rain will move south and turn to showers. lows will be in the 50s. on the radar you can see the rain with some pockets of heavier showers. the rain is turning to snow in the sierra with more snow to come. winter storm warnings are going up on tuesday with more heavy snow forecast for the s

here at the nasdaq we're on the top floor right next to the nasdaq's ipo and capital markets team brian, steves the guy you want to know he's the chief ipo officer for the nasdaq at this point they are still collecting orders from preipo investors around 10:35 a.m that's when the ipo discovery process will commence when nasdaq in conjunction with jpmorgan, the lead underwriter, will try to align, buy and sell orders, not until 10:45 will we see shares eligible to trade and from what we understand we won't see the first trade until around 11:00 to 12:00 p.m meantime, this ipo is being watched very closely unofficially kicks off that ipo frenzy where a number of caps from palantier, are slack, pinterest, own uber getting set to go public that's why the lyft ipo is generating so much attention, not given its size, biggest ipo for nasdaq since facebook went public in 2012 but they have a lot of shares to issue, 32.5 million shares so that's another reason why nasdaq is trying to be very meticulous in this process and's a fair and transparent process with the lead underwriter to ensure all the inve

steve: yeah. >> jimmy: this one's from brian puentes. hey, jimmy.ouble fil i -- well, we just talked about it. yes, i can. but actually, even better our friend shaq just released a a video of him doing his own march madness bracket. he's got some really good tips. here. check this out. >> i'm shaq. here's my bracket. it's the shaq bracket. it's the shaqet. let's fill it out. florida state versus vermont. vermont's the home of ben & jerry's. i love clever ice cream names. cherry garcia. phish food. tonight dough. if i had a ice cream flavor, it'd be shaqolate chip cookie dunk. vermont wins. [ ring ] michigan state versus bradley. i love bradley cooper. can't believe he didn't win the oscar. dude was robbed. "star was born," best movie of the past 200 years. ♪ end the sha sha sha sha shaq ♪ bradley wins. [ ring ] mississippi state versus liberty. m-i-s-s-i-s-s-i-p-p-i. i could do that all day. statue of liberty? beautiful, but how come she's not dunking a basketball? massive architectural omission. mississippi wins. [ ring ] vcu versus ucf. o-m-g. w-t

brian: and a shake. meanwhile, straight ahead. was there a plot to take down president trump from inside the government? one congressman says yes and the proof is about to be revealed. steve: plus, take a look who stopped by the diner today matt schlapp is live a nifty fifty diner ♪ ♪ ok look, if you're not the lead dog, the scenery never changes. that's why this is the view for every other full-size pickup. and this year, it's déjà vu all over again 'cuz only the ford f-150 with its high strength, military-grade aluminum alloy body gives you best-in-class torque, best-in-class payload... and you got it, baby... best-in-class towing. still leading the pack.

tim seymour, brian kelly, steve grasso, guy adami, tonight, one of the top strategy ifs saying that newnd he says if this price target is wrong it's because stocks go even higher than what we're talking about and he'll explain what has him so bullish. lyft is the first of big tech companies gearing up for

steven speilberg to reese witherspoon, jennifer anniston and steve carell outlined the programmingdozens of offerings from oprah winfrey, brian a host of others. cnet's ian sherr calls that a whole new ball game.that puts them starting to compete with netflix and hulu /// all of these streaming services that people are moving to in droves." warriors head coach steve kerr is playing coy about what steph curry was up to over the weekend.( james ) on saturday ... the warriors suffered a brutal 35-point loss against the mavericks ... one of the worst teams in the league. now steph didnt play at all in that game saturday. he had the night off. he threw a surprise birthday party for his wife ayesha. here's steve kerr on curry's "night off". ( james ) the warriors did bounce back and beat the pistons on sunday. they play the memphis grizzlies on the road tomorrow night. < it was a situation where. . there were times when we really thought we were g

when you mentioned rush or mark levin, or steve doocy, and ainsley in the morning, and brian and laura, jesse, jeanine -- i hope she's back soon. >> sean: she's back saturday. >> president trump: so many people. i don't want to keep going because i'm going to leave out some people. i could again go so long. so many great people have been been -- they get at. nobody has been tougher, nobody, on russia, then me. and everybody -- my enemies say that, when they are reasonable enemies, when they are fair. you look at the pipeline, exposing that going into germany. you look at oil with the number one -- i mean, it is what we have done with energy, and oil and gas and that is all competition from -- for russia. you look at the ukraine, you look at so many different levels. you look at our military. look at the fact that we would have been powered by wind, which wouldn't have worked, by the way, because it only blows it sometimes, and lots of problems come about. but we are stronger now as a country then we have ever been. we are doing better financially than we have ever done, our markets are

steven speilberg to reese witherspoon, jennifer anniston and steve carell outlined the programmingdozens of offerings from oprah winfrey, brian grazer, warriors star kevin durant and a host of others. cnet's ian sherr calls that a whole new ball game.that puts them starting to compete with netflix and hulu /// all of these streaming services that people are moving to in droves." status. if you are flying with american airlines next month -- your flight may be canceled. american airlines announced today -- it plans to cancel flights through april 24th because of the grounding of the boeing 7-3-7 max jets. the global fleet of 737 max jets was grounded indefinitely march 13th -- in the wake of two crashes within six mohs. since then -- american airlines said it's canceling about 90 flights a day. prior to today's announcement - - american only canceled flights through march 28th. (pam) passengers on a british airways flight from london's city airport .. to dusseldorf in germany.... were met with a surprise this morning.... that's when their plane touched down -- in the scottish capital of edinburgh. the error was due to a flight

steven speilberg to reese witherspoon, jennifer anniston and steve carell outlined the programmingdozens of offerings from oprah winfrey, brian warriors star kevin durant and a host of others. cnet's ian sherr calls that a whole new ball game.that puts them starting to compete with netflix and hulu /// all of these streaming services that people are moving to in droves." (grant) some doctors are now calling for taxes on sugary drinks and soda-- in an effort to limit the sugar kids and teens are consuming. the american academy of pediatrics and the american heart association released the new policy recommendations. they are urging federal, state and local lawmakers to take action against sugary drinks. they also want more detailed nutrition labels and less marketing of sugary drinks. in the bay area-- berkeley, san francisco, oakland, and albany all have sugary drink taxes. (vicki) ahead at nine... you may want to check your fridge... those avocados may be contaminated... we'll tell you about the recall and what you need to look out for. (grant) plus... two students who survived the deadly parkland school shooting in florida..

ranging from steven reese witherspoon, jennifer anniston and steve carell outlined the programming dozens of offerings from oprah winfrey, brianr, warriors star kevin durant and a host of others.cnet's ian sherr calls that a whole new ball game.that puts them starting to compete with netflix and hulu /// all of these streaming services that people are moving to in droves." droves." (ken) go-fund-me is banning anti-vaccination campaigns. the fundraising service says it will shut down any campaign that promotes "misinformation" about vaccines. it has a policy that prohibits users from making health claims that have not been approved or verified by regulatory agencies. the move to specifically ban anti- vaccination campaigns comes after companies such as facebook, instagram, pinterest and youtube have removed similar content. health officials have blamed high- profile outbreaks of measles earlier this year on unvaccinated people. (ken) a new study indicates that rapidly slashing fossil fuel emissions could prevent millions of premature deaths caused by air pollution. illnesses linked to air pollution include heart disease and lun

as always live from the nasdaq market site in times square, i am brian sullivan in for melissa lee. it is what steve grasso is calling the most important chart in the market right now. how's that for a tease grasso will reveal what that is. >>> plus, the ipo frenzy beginning to heat up lyft set to make its trading debut on friday. former home depot ceo bob nardelli says now is the perfect time to go public. >>> the stocks seemingly slugging off global recession fears at least for now the dow surging 250 points at the high of the session. we ended up around 140 points. the s&p and nasdaq both climbing just about 1%. it was energy that was the real standout today it was the best performing sector today and it added to a 15% gain this year all this as crude oil soars, crossing back above $60 a barrel brian kelly, you say this is the single biggest risk to the market rally right now. >> yeah, absolutely. >> why, and what are you watching >> in markets you never get hit by the bus you can see we can see what's going on with the fed, the markets reacted to that where else can we have that extra shock? to

i have to say i have to thank you and brian and steve and particularly congressman ralph norm and especiallyex offenders so he can actually meet with his lawyers, see his family, see sunlight and be treated like a human being ahead of his trial so that he can properly prepare to defend himself. pete: absolutely. he has gotten terrible treatment where he was. and i believe he is still there right now. this is what the navy is saying, responding to reports of eddie gallagher being moved. they wrote, quote: i can confirm that we have not received an order from the president regarding the subject of your query. i refer all further questions to the white house dead did i has not been movehouse -- eddie has not been moved yet. what has the president told the navy to do. >> the president has told the navy to move eddie to less restrictive parameters that mean hes can cob fined to his house to see his family while he prepares and meets with his lawyers or confined to base. in the military you have a suite of options. pre-trial confinement, the most extreme version is what they did to eddie for no lo

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>> brian: yes, i will. steve: get your book at amazon or wherever you buy books. >> good morning, everybody, there is this battle over anti-semitism resolution sweeping washington sparking division within democratic ranks. will the house speaker, nancy pelosi take action against those in her party? we say good morning live in new york i'm bill hemmer it's thursday. >> sandra: it's thursday. good morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith. speaker of the house nancy pelosi facing push back within other own party and beyond. rank and file democrats growing more frustrated by the day with the handling of a stalled resolution meant to condemn anti-semitism as a rebuke repeated controversial remarks made by freshman congresswoman ilhan omar. >> congresswoman omar it seems like confusion among your colleagues. are you anti-semitic? >> she needs to be careful of her language. we have to be very, very careful with anti-semitism. >> the words of any committee member makes headlines in other countries, even if they don't hear. >>

steve: the mueller report is in. the special counsel's finding no collusion between the trump campaign and russia. brian: all right.y general william barr says mueller didn't find enough evidence that president trump obstructed justice. the president declaring victory. >> it was a complete and total exoneration. this was an illegal takedown that failed. and hopefully somebody is going to be looking at the other side. ainsley: republicans say it's a great for this

brian kelly. >> since we're playing trade it or fade it, transocean rig, i like that one. >> steve grasso. >> generallectric. in four days the stock is up 10% and still not overbought on our rsi. i'm still long it, you should bow too. ge. >> i can't stand it when you guys just annihilate the names of these games >> follow twitter. people or twitter are why don't you call it what it should be called, buy or sell. >> you guys are no fun that does it for us here on "fast. we'll see you back here tomorrow at 5:00. don't go anywhere, >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. tweet me @jimcramer. want to know why the market surged higher today? simple last week sentiment got too negative and when everybody's negative

maybe brian roberts should lock up steve burke just to be safe i think greenblatt, if he does come, obviouslyshowtime for a lot of years he he's been a producer. that doesn't mean there's a lot of concern at hbo about what's going to happen. that place does not take to change well. i want to say the same about turner i don't want to forget about david leavy who's been there for longer than richard was at hbo >> joe, it's great to see you. let me ask you know, given richard plepler's departure, there are so many people who have been loyal to him and even beyond him the culture of hbo as you know so well is -- i don't want to say it's an insular culture, but there is a real culture there. i wonder if you think everybody is going to ultimately stick around >> well, i think insular might be a good word for it, actually. it is a very insular culture they've been allowed to exist that way under previous regimes. and i think there will be -- look just like any other place, you get new bosses you start to pull out your resume and dust it off just in case you need it and i think with richard leaving,