this is sully, the pilot who managed to land let's move onto dvd.he pilot who managed to [and his plane on the hudson river. it is directed by clint eastwood. it was raved about at the time. although you expect it to be about the crash landing in 2009, it is in there, you see that, you experience that, but it also shows you what happened before. it also shows you sully afterwards. it shows you the investigation which happened afterwards. he has to prove that he did the right thing, that he is a hero, and of course tom hanks can do the everyday down—to—earth reasonable hero probably better than anyone else. so it is not perhaps the movie you would expect that that makes it all the better, because it does delve a lot deeper. and it is that quiet unfussy... does delve a lot deeper. and it is that quiet unfussy. .. unfussy is the word for it. clint eastwood does that very well. he brings movies in on budget and on time. he does it intelligently and you see all of that in this movie. james, always a pleasure. james king there. that is it for this week, t

tom hanks stars as sully.the crash landing in 2009, it is in there, you see that, you experience that, but it also shows you what happened before. it also shows you sully afterwards. it shows you the investigation which happened afterwards. he has to prove that he did the right thing, that he is a hero, and of course tom hanks can do the everyday down—to—earth reasonable hero probably better than anyone else. so it is not perhaps the movie you would expect but i think that makes it all the better, because it does delve a lot deeper. and it is that quiet unfussy... unfussy is a great word for it. clint eastwood does that very well. he brings movies in on budget and on time. he does the job intelligently and you see all of that in this movie. james, always a pleasure. thank you. james king there. that is it for this week, thanks for watching. goodbye. good evening. most of the showers have faded. but we actually have wet weather on the way to night, making a different day for many of you tomorrow. wettest in nor

sully may's here in fishtown. this last one. >> jelly doughnut french toast just for you. >> jelly doughnut french toast , mike and alex. >> jelly doughnut french toast >> all right. i'm sitting down. move on over, i'm staying. i'm staying. >> that does sound good. >> everybody say back to you. >> landing says that sound yummy, i agree. mom's here, we will do some very simple easter recipes, with the kid from school, you know, they are all out of school. >> yes, they are. >> you can do this over the weekend for easter, some so great chocolate the idea very simple. >> very simple, kid can do it. >> be right back. how do you become america's #1? start by taking care of families for 70 years. earn the trust of 32 nfl teams. be there for america's toughest and help, when help is needed america's #1 isn't a status earned overnight. it's earned in every wash, and re-earned every day. tide, america's #1 detergent >>> you can fly over, sky top lodge, it looks beautiful. do you want to see or hear how beautiful it will be.

tom hanks stars as sully.ened before. it also shows you sully afterwards. it shows you the investigation which happened afterwards. he has to prove that he did the right thing, that he is a hero, and of course tom hanks can do the everyday down—to—earth reasonable hero probably better than anyone else. so it is not perhaps the movie you would expect, but i think that makes it all the better, because it does delve a lot deeper. and it is that quiet unfussy... unfussy is a great word for it. clint eastwood does that very well. he brings movies in on budget and on time. he does thejob intelligently, and you see all of that in this movie. james, always a pleasure. thank you. james king there. that's it for this week, thanks for watching. goodbye. easter sunday has turned into a decidedly mixed affair. there has been some cloud and some rain, but there has also been some sunshine, as captured by this weather watcher in bath and north east somerset. but the cloud was pretty thick and threatening across cumbria, and

tom hanks stars as sully.ly afterwards. it shows you the investigation which happened afterwards. he has to prove that he did the right thing, that he is a hero, and of course tom hanks can do the everyday down—to—earth reasonable hero probably better than anyone else. so it is not perhaps the movie you would expect but i think that makes it all the better, because it does delve a lot deeper. and it is that quiet unfussy... unfussy is a great word for it. clint eastwood does that very well. producers like him because he brings movies in on budget and on time. he does the job intelligently and you see all of that in this movie. james, always a pleasure. thank you. james king there. that is it for this week, thanks for watching. goodbye. time for a look at the weather. decent but unspectacular is how this saturday will be remembered, there was fine weather, a lovely start to the day for one weather watcher in weymouth, through the day it became a mixture, patchy cloud and sunny spells, this is the scene over par

tom hanks stars as sully. that, you experience that, but it also shows you what happened before. it also shows you sully afterwards. it shows you the investigation which happened afterwards. he has to prove that he did the right thing, that he is a hero, and of course tom hanks can do the everyday down—to—earth reasonable hero probably better than anyone else. so it is not perhaps the movie you would expect but i think that makes it all the better, because it does delve a lot deeper. and it is that quiet unfussy... unfussy is a great word for it. clint eastwood does that very well. he brings movies in on budget and on time. he does the job intelligently and you see all of that in this movie. james, always a pleasure. thank you. james king there. that is it for this week, thanks for watching. goodbye. hello, this is breakfast with rachel burden and roger johnson. coming up before seven philip will have the weather. but first, a summary of this morning's main news. an attempt by north korea to launch a test miss

but he went out like sully sullenberger.his pride did take a hit fromming to dress in a dinosaur costume. investigators say the man could have avoid his fate if he had only studied in high school. god rest his soul. that consider was matt damon. thank you for watching the show tonight. follow me on twitter and instagram, and facebook. and email me at kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. tomorrow the judge is back, judge andrew napolitano. meghan mccain and dr. ron paul. strange inheritance is next. for the bye bye foundation beautiful you collection from it cosmetics by jamie kern lima. brought to you by guthy renker. imagine having skin that looks this beautiful, this flawless, without having to wear foundation. imagine a product that covers everything but looks and feels like you're wearing nothing. imagine one product that is clinically shown to make your skin younger-looking in just ten days and can make you look up to five years younger instantly. this life changing product is bye bye foundation, the first ever full coverage moi

but he went out like sully sullenberger.fromming to dress in a dinosaur costume. investigators say the man could have avoid his fate if he had only studied in high school. god rest his soul. that consider was matt damon. thank you for watching the show tonight. follow me on twitter and instagram, and facebook. and email me at kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. tomorrow the judge is back, judge andrew napolitano. meghan mccain and dr. ron paul. strange inheritance is next. >> a booze-born idea... >> he said, "i'm thinking i might buy myself a b-17 and put it over a gas station." >> ...to sell burgers and fuel. >> people were lined up for blocks to get in. 30,000 gallons a day. >> decades later, a dad's dying wish. >> artanted us to restore to flying condition. >> a family's flight of fancy... >> they're foolish to be trying this. >> ...that's totally the bomb. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, today

sully -- because we're good friends now.o with spring onions, or scallions. instead of basil, it would be this. >> how do you -- the best way -- >> slice it. >> slicing. >> exactly. here we go. i almost forgot, al. >> i won't let you forget. >> about half an inch. and look how beautiful that lamb is. >> my gosh. >> i like to cook my lamb medium. medium to medium rare, along those lines. >> this is so good. we can't stop. >> amazing. what other meat do you like serving at easter? >> beef tenderloin would be a classic also. of course, you can do chicken. to me, if you're going to serve lamb once a year, do it at this time of the year. it's spring. we have the holidays. it's a good way to bring out spring onions. you can serve asparagus with it. fava beans, and mint with your lamb. >> there you go. boobie, thank you so much. sully, thank you for sticking around. do you want another serving? he's eating. >>> forget about your easter bonnet, we're going to find out what's in style for kids this easter. have them put a leg of lamb

pilot, sully sullen berger. >> went to bed, they were winning.for the san jose sharks. a team on the brink of elimination after a heartbreaking loss. sharks up 3-1 in the second period, and led for most o. game, and then had a couple bill penalties playing a role in the letting the lead goal. the oilers tied it up late in overtime. they won it. at the sa center, it is a must win for the sharks. >>> animal lovers around the world today will get their last look at april the giraffe. animal adventure park in upstate new york that april calls home, is finally shutting off its giraffe cam. that marks the end of live streaming phenomenon. millions of animal lovers have been going online to keep a watchful eye on the pregnant giraffe who's now a proud mom. mom. >>> today at nine, the threat of a lawsuit over a planned speech at uc berkeley. >>> and bullets fired into the home of a bay area woman. allegations that police protected one of their own instead of her. >>> who are they going to believe, you or an excop, constantly. >>> plus, where you can get

sully, you have to stop waving around. >> i'm waving to michelle and melissa.g early. >> the dollar is going down, everything else is going up. i love it because it works. every other country is beating us right now. they're just kicking it. >> what emerging markets do you like best? canada? >> no. i love canada -- i'm trying to move away from north america. i want to be everywhere else but north america now. >> all right. we have some great final trades there, guys. the dow up 112 points. kevin o'leary, mr. wonderful, thank you. >> "power lunch" is on right now. >> say it all together. >>> and we are ready, guys. i'm melissa lee. here is what's on the menu. a big win for activists. arconic. first the video of a man being dragged off a plane, now another pr mess for united and it comes just as the airline gears up for earnings in just a few hours' time. what investors need to know. and facebook facing heat after a man posts a gruesome video, him committing murder. this isn't the first time violence has been broadcast in the social media platform. just how bad w

means, we go to different spot for breakfast, con common fishtown, coming your way today, going to sully may restaurant, great spot, right at girard avenue, off the girard avenue interchange of 95. kids off for school. spring break, bring them out. we'll put them on tv. be out there during the 9:00 and 10:00 hour of good day philadelphia. now lane restrictions today. again, kelly drive, down to one lane, when you come into the art museum circle, spring garden street is closed, still have the three we tours of the septa buses, as they get ready for the nfl draft. then this weekend get ready. we row the boat. big regatta coming into town that will close the drives for the weekends, plus, that nfl draft set up, it will be tight, if you are going to be on the move, this easter holiday weekend. mike and alex back over to you. >> thank you very much. we have a mystery in new york city. gruesome after the body of a judge washes up in the hudson river. sheila salom the first muslim judge in the united states, and the first african-american on new york's court of appeal. she was found in the manh

now it can't. >> unfortunately -- >> i agree with you, sully.tally agreeni. >> first then jared. >> i agree. adds a lot of simplicity. working with then candidate trump, the complexity of the tax code that probably was his number one concern for all people. all right? well to do people can hand handlebetter than lower and middle income people but that was a driver. one of the reasons they went to take out the amt and i think he's absolutely right. >> the problem with the amt. look at trump's return that, the part of hits return he released for 2005. he actually paid a 25% effective tax rate which is probably a lot higher than most people expected. that's wholly because of the amt. take away the amt and he pays a 5% effective rate. i take your point about families getting caught there who may be ought not but you really need an amt because of the loopholes and so many ways. >> what if you take them away? what we heard there in the last few minutes, jared, let me finish my thought. >> sure, sorry. >> with respect to deductions taken by individual

that thea reason public demanded skepticism, i think with twitter, i am not sully myself. i think it is fantastic for the media and it other cases it is bad. if you have this machine that allows you to convey every emotion i don't think it is good for president trump to get into that insult or with reporters. i think there are a lot of reasons why the media still has a lot of work to do. we need to make sure that we work with president trump and his administration, especially because he is so targeted, we need to have every word, every letter needs to be right. we need to make sure we gave the administration ample time to respond to the story, i think it is a perilous time. we need to rise to the occasion. >> we also need to moderate ourselves and make sure we are not being alarmist about certain things. >> i want to talk about rebuilding our trust, it is kind of like teaching a 17 euro to read. you need to teach it for europe. whatever. [laughter] we should be teaching journalism in school, early making an effort to teach what journal of iism is. i am not the first one to

thursday i pick a different neighborhood, different spot, today, fishtown, i'm coming your way, going to sully's right on girard avenue, right off berks, fantastic food. we will be out there from 9:00 . bring the kids. if they're off from school on spring break, we'll have some fun, put them all on tv again live later during the 9:00 hour here on "good day." now, north on 95, construction crews, coming back again today between 9:00 and 3:00. they're going to be patching and paving, between route 320 and the blue route. so expect delays, especially give yourselves extra time, if you are headed this way to get up to the airport, right now, the airport looking good. what's the forecast look being like for the rest of the week and easter sunday in sue has it in 15 seconds. >>> it is almost time for easter, if you hadn't seen the candy in the stores for weeks and weeks and weeks, then we're here to tell you, yes, it is almost here. and sunday's forecast is looking pretty eggslent. although slight chance of shower, we're hoping to put that off until overnight into monday morning. it looks right now

this, if at the end of the day, boyd, if you have him going out and making money, it does kind of sullyto wall street, which now our current president elected on the message is like i'm going to pull back all the regulations that the last president invoked and we said this, it is a business network, it was overkill. it was! it stifled innovation and stifled economic growth. >> that's right, and if you wanted to be snarky, you could say president obama welcome to the free market economy, that would be right. but you have to look at it in terms of the precedent, obviously all presidents from both parties have done. this the bigger question is where does this really take us? it really undermines, i think, a the love the trust the american people already have with washington, and it is, this is the swamp at its best. if you look at cantor fitzgerald and say they're paying former president obama $400,000 to come inspire and motivate and give tactics to employees. >> that's better, that's better with this is they helped the confidence. >> if the goal is to have a splashy headline and have fut

eastwood has made several films about american terrorism such as american sniper and sully. >>> it's bucks drink that a lot of people seem to be talking about, a unicorn frappuccino, and available for a limited time. the drink has been getting a lot of attention on social media, but for one starbucks employee, he said the drink is ruining the lives of baristas and he went on a rant about it that's now gone viral. >> everyone is like oh, my gosh, i need to try it when it comes out. today is came out, and i have to tell you, please don't get it. itch -- i have never made so many frappuccinos in my entire life. my hands are completely sticky. i have never been so stressed out in my entire life. it has been insane. >> the unicorn frappuccino has 76 grams of sugar, and a gran day is 401-calories. no caffeine in it, obviously available through sunday. >>> kevin durant has gone on you tube to update fans on his latest injury. he's recovering from the calf injury he suffered against the portland trailblazers. >> feel like i can go yesterday but coach curry and the training staff and the orga

this painting is done by thomas sully, a philadelphia artist, and lafayette is sort of posing for us in a grand outfit. his top hat and his cave. -- cape. even though he was quite elderly, in his late 70's at this time, people remarked that he had this beautiful head of hair for such an old man. well, it was a massive wig, and some people were a little put off by what they saw as lafayette's vanity, an old man trying to look young again. but he was a handsome man. i don't think we can take that away from him. anyway, he is posing for thomas goalie in independence hall. but as the background. what is represented is all of the people who have come to honor him in 1824, 1825 when he is visiting the united states, you can see the windows are full of people and even people standing on the roof. i think we might shift gears a little bit. we are moving a little bit past the american revolution to the period of the 1790's when philadelphia was the capital of the united states. and this portrait is a great place to stop and think about philadelphia as a center for the arts and for science dur

that's what happens when you have two first names, sullivan -- sully. this issue of conflicts of interest, there's a ton of them here. we've all talked about them. there doesn't seem to be concern in washington about them. why do you think that is? >> because we're overwhelmed, right? i mean it's like there used to be a moment in a presidency, say, one moment where you could say this looks fishy, or does this person have a conflict of interest here? is there some conflict with money coming in and so on and so forth? and we could focus on it. it happens every day. >> and he's not the only president where there have been questions of this, and we focused very hard, whether it was dick chaeneycheney's secret task force or bill clinton in those coffee klatsches in the white house or selling of the lincoln bedroom. but there seemed to be accountability for those issues. >> i think washington has become numb. i think we're all numb on what is essentially an unprecedented attempt to use the presidency of the united states for his personal enrichment. that's wh

seems to me that a big difference over ukraine is not going to sully the near term, because it appears to me that the russians at this point want to maintain that simmering conflict. they have passed up opportunities to try to resolve this. they see that as a mechanism for destabilization. it's hard to see how they come to terms on that. russian of nato is going to be a difficult one. perhaps they could engage in discussions to take an edge off the tensions, but in light of what the russians have done in the last several years, nato is taking certain steps to enhance its defense. actions and what they mean for the future of the arms-control regime, already tattered in europe, particularly the violation of the inf treaty, it's hard to see how we will get back to a more cooperative approach with the russians. i think that secretary tillerson's approach and mocks , that's probably the only weights going to work. but it is going to take a significant amount of time before we get to the point we can minimize those problems and get back to a normal relationship with russia. >> if i understoo

sully, back to you. >> rick, when you said that number, steve liesman and i went, what, are you kiddingon a day like today, is it weird that we're seeing buyers except for gold, there's buyers in every asset class. >> reporter: this one is surprising to me since there's been so little upside yield pressures considering the distance traveled, zeroing in on 500 points since friday's close on the dow but maybe that's exactly the reason. maybe investors are thinking we're going to revisit some of the lower yelled trading ranges that we experienced before the french elections. >> all right, rick, thanks very much. if you watched "squawk box" you remember the big question we posed, why are corporate earnings housing the job market, even the bopped market so strong but yet our cnbc update shows first quarter gdp is tracking at a weak 1%. it doesn't square. let's try to square it with steve liesman. steve, we've talked about this before which is all these metrics are pretty good. gdp at 1% or less than 1%, i don't understand how both can be true. >> i think you have a couple different factors o

. >> reporter: thanks, sully. basically unchanged on the day, maybe up a basis point.ve on the week. starting out with the ten it closed out lags month at 2.29. last year at 2.44. still close. bunds down one basis point. hyg, this hinge is finishing up strong and many look at it to give us kind of a barometer of what's going on. the equity markets are probably well behaved and the spreads are rather well behaved all exactly true. and finally the dollar index odd man out. it's down a penny on the week and close to a penny and a half up month to date. melissa lee, back to you. >> thank you, rick san it telly. coming up, the 411 on a powerhouse hitting the market. we'll tell you which grammy-award winner is selling her new jersey mansion straight ahead. most etfs only track a benchmark. flexshares etfs are built around the way investors think. with objectives like building capital for the future, managing portfolio risk and liquidity and generating income. that's real etf innovation. flexshares. built by investors, for investors. before investing consider the fund's inves

sully, back to you. >> rick, thank you very much.uld have major implications for banks and banks stock. dom chu here to tell us why. >>> brian, we'll dove tail off what rick santelli was talking about with the red line connecting certain areas and channels of support. if you take a look at this chart you may recall from yesterday we showed this chart to you yesterday saying financials are a point of concern. they are a laggard in today's trade on the heels of what's happening in syria and with the jobs number. with that support now acting as resistance for the xlf, the big etf that tracks them, take a look at some of these. the two ten-year spread, this is the spread between ten-year yields and two-year yields, some view it as a proxy for bank profitability. the wider the spread is, the more banks make in terms of profits. the narrower it becomes, the worse off they are. you can see here we've been trending lower for some time so bank profit margins could be squeezed because of this interest rate environment. as a result in the last

the mainstream media wants to sully his and his family's reputation. he didn't need this job.ountry. it's honorable thing. connell: what has been asked countless times whether releasing tax returns would move towards that? what do you say. >> i think he has release you had the largest public financial disclosure statement any candidate has. it shows billions of dollars in a.c. assets. a tax return doesn't show you anything. how much money he made in one year and how much your expenses were. this is the same media that said donald trump didn't pay any taxes. guess what? his tax returns came out and say wow he was really rich and paid a lot of money in taxes. paid higher tax rate than bernie sanders or barack obama or most of the liberal democrats. they didn't want to talk about that issue anymore. this is a false narrative. fax returns tell you nothing. why don't we get on with the business of saving our country. abby: corey, we have 30 seconds left. if the president could do one thing differently in the past 100 days what do you think that could be. >> the most important thing