they travel all the way together in tandem from ring to ring all the way to the end.ow when they get to the end, they're going to turn around and do it all the way back in the other direction. >> funny part of this is monkey business means something completely different. >> yes. an impressive video, but the story behind it is even cooler. and to tell us about it we have them via skooip right now. welcome to the show, guise. >> are you guys just monkeying around in this case or training for something? >> mostly on the monkeying around side. but it is how i got into stunts that way. >> are we talking about movie stunts orarial stunts? >> mostly movie stunts. i highly recommend the show. >> brian you share online that before you got into this you were battling with depression. tell us a little bit about the story behind it. >> it became a way of self-medicating to a degree. like if i had an e-mail that came to my inbox like instead of angrily typing away at the keyboard i'm like hold occupy up, i'm going to go swing. and i get home and feel like nothing else matters beca

they go on in tandem. one shouldn't step on the other. i know they're talking to each other now, the fbi was with the intelligence committee to make sure no one's granted immunity. it's two separate issues. we very much need a special prosecutor, chuck, we need someone who is independent of the justice department to get to the bottom of this. i say one more thing. the silence of my republican colleagues on this issue is sort of deafening. this is not an issue of party, this is an issue of country, foreign interference in the elections is a very, very serious thing, and we should get to the bottom of it. where's the howard baker of 2017? we desperately need one. >> one of your democratic colleagues, sheldon senator whitehouse, said the following why he's a little skeptical of a special counsel. take a listen. >> if you have something going like that, look at the special counsel rule, you have to bring in somebody new outside the department. they have the choice to make their own decision they want to start from fresh perhaps. >> his concer

who can best form a tandem with micron -- macron?e says together with germany, he will mold a new europe. who is more suitable? the cannot be any alliance between france and germany because the german economy is hitting the french economy very hard by our exports, and macron made very clear that he will address the issue of german export surpluses, and also the spd thinks having export surpluses is a very good idea, so macron will clash with any politician that comes from germany, no matter if it is schulz or merkel. anna: i think what we saw in the past days was actually quite hopeful. started to macron govern and even before we know who is going to govern germany after 2017, some of the most critical points were sort of swept off the table. charlotte -- charlotte -- schauble, the minister of finance in germany, said they want a minister with a known budget, which is something the french have in their program for the european union. on the other side, macron said while he does not insist on euro bonds or for the communal is asian of

they travel all the way together in tandem from ring to are i think all the way to the end.hen they get to the end, they'll turn around and do it in the other direction. >> the part about this, monkey business means something completely different to this couple. >> an impressive video but the story behind it is cooler. to tell us more about it we have crystal and brian via skype "right this minute." welcome to the show, guys. >> hello. >> thanks for having us. >> are you guys just monkeying around in this case or training for something? >> mostly the monkeying around but that's how i got into stunts that way. >> movie or aerial stunts? >> i'm doing some movie stunts. and i just finished a live show marvel universe live. i highly recommend it. i'm excited to see it myself. >> so brian, you share online that before you got into this, you were battling with depression. tell us a little bit about the story behind it. >> it became a way of self-medicating to a degree. like if i'd had an e-mail that came to my inbox and i was like -- instead of angrily typing away, i'd be like hol

it involved two tractor-trailers, one of them is a ups tandem tractor-trailer. i'm being told the second tractor-trailer is filled with all of the stuff sue ordered yesterday on her computer. so that delivery will be a little late e here is a live look at the ramp from the vine to the westbound schuylkill expressway. anyone leaving center city right now, trying to get over to the schuylkill, you're forced to go eastbound, on the schuylkill expressway, and then, in comes the u-turn laverne. you can either flip around to 30th street, the easiest one, just go to the top of the ramp, south street, make a left, and then another left. than will put you back on the schuylkill, headed westbound. so, again, leaving center city, all traffic is forced to go east on the schuylkill, flip the u-turn, in order to go west. or you can just use one of the drives, the kelly or martin luther king drive. no word as to when this ramp will get opened up. i saw a tow truck on the scene, when i passed it this morning, coming in, just half hour ago. so hopefully we'll at least get one la

after my junior year, we -- we rode a tandem bike across mykonos. come to think of it, there were lots of fathers and sons there. phil, sit. we need to talk about the ducks. we hate the ducks. (duck quacks) (duck quacks) (duck quacking) again? you have a problem. i'm hearing a lot of negatives, but we're overlooking the fact that feathers can now fetch. honey, she pulled a wet hot dog bun out of the sink, and you said, "get the bun." that doesn't count as fetching. please tell me they're not gonna live here forever. you're really not the one to make that argument. oh, like you're not gonna

he had some health issues. >> it's a tandem sky drive. >> he doesn't even pull the cord. >> you have to have guts to do that. >> i wouldn't do any kind of skydive. >> you're taking the credit away from the ten # year old man. >> i know it's not that big of a thing. >> all right, anyway, it's skydiving a sport? >> i'm coming for you. >> if in a city where sports fans are wall's game wiper friday, last night bryce harper hit his six career walk off and after the game he told reporters just trying to be like john wall. there's bryce harper today. there he is, pinked out. ping bat, pink numbers. he was being a little greedy. bryce harper is the version of a wedding d.c. who takes himself too seriously wait, i guess he does. playing all the hits. nats up one-zero bottom fifth, the man they call the burner, his bat scorching of late and he sears this pitch over the fence. a two-zero lead for the nats. the washington metro system, the mlb, any jennifer lopez relationship they're all more reliably steady than this sean kelly who came bank from the dl might want to go back there. the nats blo

she is tandem diving. eyes closed, lips closed. every muscle tensed up. she's in full denial.elaxeded. see how she's holding on? like don't touch anything. >> say hi to camera. >> hi. oh, my god. oh, my god. it was like oh no. >> and that's why he does these things with his mother because her reactions are so good. how could you not include her in your videos? she's gold >> how was it? >> scared out of my face. >>> that's our show for the day. don't forget to check out rightthisminute.com and enter your buzzword. we'll see you next time on "right this minute." >>> tonight, the fbi director grilled. james comey facing a barrage of questions. revealing it makes him, quote, mildly nauseous. the idea that his decision swayed the election. >> i had to tell congress. ll and he's asked, why honlyg y reclinveton. and not the one involving donald trump's campaign, how he answers. >>> also breaking tonight, will there now be a deal to repeal and replace obamacare? what our team has learned and what does it mean for americans with pre-existing conditions. >>> the deadly accident. the suv

he survived broke the world record for the oldest tandem sky diver.e celebrated it for his 100th birthday and he liked it so much he did it again. don't expect him to stop soon. >> i will do it at 102 or 103. it just depends on the luck of the draw really. larry: so there is another 101-year-old who also went sky diving. larry: oh, my. coming up next at 5:00 -- >> they didn't know the person was in the house. they happen to identify the feet. >> just ahead the bizarre photo that man broke into houses to take. >> police need your help to find this guy. they say he is a thief on the run. "7 on your side" fighting back wall of justice is next! alison: ahead at 6:00, anger caught on video. what happened moments before this violent confrontation that had other drivers in fear and simply scatching their head >>> on monday but we are looking forward to the weekend. temperatures in lower 90's on wednesday and thursday. saturday is cooler out there. it will feel great. middle 7 o's for the highs. throw in a chance for thunderstorms on sunday. highs then around

. >> 101-year-old verdon hayes is the oldest person to ever take part in a tandem sky dive. him go there. hayes took the plunge from 15,000 feet with his son, grandson and two of his great grandkids. >> he foughtup with good morning washington. it's monday- may 15th. and starting today-- it will feel more like may when you step outside. meteorologist eileen whelan has your warm weather forecast, coming up. but first-- here are some of your morning's top stories.. large-scale, coordinated cyber attacks strike in at least 50 countries over the weekend. and experts say more organizations may be hit sometime in the next few hours. the "ransomware" hackers are demanding thousands of dollars in bitcoin, to allow hospitals and other organizations to regain access to international police are still looking for the people responsible. congress demanding more answers following the firing of fbi director james comey. republican and democratic senators now calling for comey to testify before a congressional panel. president trump says he may name a new director, sometime this week. good

interesting, you had the republicans on the intelligence committee, richard burr, working in tandem, both saying we have to get to the bottom of. this i did notice a story that i think we should pay more attention to than we have, an arm of the treasury, i want to get this right, it is the financial crimes enforcement network, is working with the senate intelligence committee to give them information about what that committee knows about financial transactions. i don't know if there is any smoke much less fire, but if there is stuff back there that's going to show some kind of financial hanky-panky between trump associates and the russians, that's the end of the treasury that's best equipped to find out. so i think whatever trump wanted to do in firing comey, he may have had the reverse effect. >> who is going to be a replacement? we've said that the interview process has begun, but once that replacement is there, what kind of credibility challenges do they face? >> this is another area where trump has set a landmine and stepped on it himself. the fact that he asserted that the russi

. >> so timberlake and his late night bff jimmy fallon enjoyed riding around on a tandem bike. >> thise they have double mounted this bicycle which was actually a gift to fallon from his wife. >> ooh. good gifting. >> i think so. >>> if you want to be a ball boy or ball girl at a baseball game, you better be able to flash some leather. >> this happened at dodgers stadium playing the cubs. there was a hard foul ball there as you can see, left field line, the ball girl goes high to snatch it out of the air on the hop. >> so she either saved or annoyed some faup with good morning washington on this memorial day. a muggy, and foggy start to the morning, and rain may be on the way later. our stormwatch weather team has more on that coming up. but first here is a quick look at today's headlines. breaking overnight-- north korea fired an unidentified projectile off its east coast. according to the south korean military said, it was likely the latest test-launch of a ballistic missile as the north seeks to build nuclear-tipped missiles that can reach the u.s. mainland. the launch was north kor

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. >> workers' rights is in tandem with all these other issues. it's connected to immigrant justice. it's connected to police brutality. >> reporter: in oakland christin ayers, kpix5. >>> in san jose people gathered at the mexican heritage plaza and walked to the s.a.p. center joining the one day strike employees at facebook and google. in san francisco protesters rallied at justin herman plaza and marched to civic center plaza. a few people marched around the customs enforcement office. police urged families to take their children and leave the area where bands of anarchists hurled molotov cocktails and smoke bombs at police. multiple arrests wered any. >>> tonight the u.s. state department -- were made. >>> tonight the u.s. state department said they alert u.s. citizens to the continued threat of terrorist attacks throughout europe. the alert cites recent violence in paris and other places and said the potential for more attacks is real even without specific intelligence. the government said it's a good idea to check the websites of u.s. embassies and consulates for security messag

they're also harder to use at night, when most elephants raid crops, so rangers need to use them in tandem with a strong spotlight. and drones are of no use if rangers can't arrive to deploy them, as we saw during a night patrol the rangers allowed us to join. on this night there's not a single vehicle on hand, so rangers are limited to what they can cover by foot. if a farmer calls to report an elephant threat just a few miles away, they're on their own. serengeti district game officer john lendoyan oversees the region. he's not yet convinced that drones can be effective and says that at roughly $800 dollars per drone, he has more pressing priorities. >> ( translated ): the issue of human/elephant conflict is sometimes very difficult for us to address because of lack of resources. including people, vehicles, and at times, fuel. so implementing these new techniques is difficult. >> reporter: lendoyan is focused on educating people to avoid elephant habitats and to appreciate the value they bring to the country's tourism industry. >> ( translated ): the government has tried to create an env

. >> 101-year-old verdun hayes is now the oldest person to ever take part in a tandem sky dive. him go there. hayes took the plunge from 15,000 feet with his son, grandson and two of his great grandkids. >> hayes fought on d-day and started skydiving when he turned 100. >> way to go, mr. hayes. >> more news after this. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. yes, eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. both made me turn around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis call your doctor right away if you have tingling, nu

so timberlake and his late night bff jimmy fallon enjoyed riding around in the nice weather on a tandem the first time the two have double mounted this bicycle which was actually a gift to fallon from his wife. >> ooh. good gifting. >> i think so. >> i want one. >>> if you want to be a ball boy or ball girl at a baseball game, you better be able to flash some leather. >> okay, so this happened at dodger stadium. they were playing the cubs. there was a hard foul ball as you can see there, left field line. the ball girl goes high to snatch it out of the air on the hop. >> so she either saved or annoyed some fans. behind her who were going up for the catch, but you never want to be the person not paying attention. good for her. >> that is foul. oh, my. nice play. and resilient for a lifetime. the more that we can strengthen and re-harden that tooth surface, the whiter their patients' teeth are going to be. dentists are going to really want to recommend the new pronamel strong and bright. it helps to strengthen and re-harden the enamel. it also has stain lifting action. it's going to give t

that was real -- yeah. >> that's legit. >> they real dollar have a tandem bike. >> okay. tons riding it. >> that was on them. >> okay. next up is it the beginning of the end for real housewives of potomac ashley darby and her husband michael? >> last night the two had quite the spat over their australian themed restaurant oz basically ashley wanted to introduce more american friendly dishes to the menu but michael he wasn't totally op board. so then this happen. >> why are you trying to fight. >> beause you know that you have leverage over me and you exercise it at every opportunity um into the going to stand for it. ooh not going to let you do that to me right now. this is not the time. >> you've blown up all day and not one sorry. >> i'm not going to apologize to you. >> don't say sorry. >> you have no idea what the thought process going into this even. now idea. >> it's monday >> okay. i'm so sick of -- i don't want it any more. i don't. actually. i don't want him here. >> then i get a choice. i want this event or not. >> sure, do that. >> that's fair. >> go ahead. do

hits him riding a tandem bike with who else, jimmy fallon. they called it buhrow biking, set up a camera, rode back and forth fans are loving it. we are too. look at this. >> having so much fan. >> over and over must be nice. >> they have the greatest bro mance. >> as it is gray skying over wayne and delaware county. few drain drops here and there. not a bad way to end things, glenn voo. >>> we were telling the best time to barbecue on memorial day was going to be in the afternoon. we got rid of the morning drizzle. the clouds stayed in. stayed chilly process. but at least dry this afternoon. 63 in philadelphia. not even 60 degrees in parts of the pa suburbs and parts of new jersey could see all the clouds all over. so nobody has had a picnic weatherwise today. the temperatures below 70 degrees just about everywhere. newark only 65 wush harmony hills, 67, glask o 67. helen dale, 6 a, mills borrow, 66. and the delaware beaches there we go. wind off the ocean that's what happens. 63 in louis. and bethany beaches, 61. not a whole lot warmer tomo

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. -- in tandem. is that telling us something? vonnie: that is going to be our first question.we want to run through this quickly. dollar index at 1.9866. it is being weighed on today after the jobs report. the canadian dollar is suffering today. i want to point out the lira. 3.54.at 46.41.as recovered to let's point out a couple of others. the pound, the yen. look at the seven basis point move for the japan 10 year yield. we should keep an eye on u.s. yields as they are likely to move up with the fed likely to move in june. let's go to abigail. abigail: one of the big stories of the day, even the year, oil. oil is quite volatile. this is an intraday chart. during the asian recession, we saw a plunge down. it is not clear what was driving that. this is technical in nature. as the session has gone on, we have oil up 2%, on pace for their best day since the end of march. a lot of volatility today. with oil below its 200 day moving average, it is bearish. he thinks we could see with sauce -- whipsaws. the bloomberg commodity index is down more than 1%. oil is down 5.7%. shockingly

. >>> 101 military veteran who fought broke the record for the oldest tandem skydiver. his name is hayes. he is jumping out of a plane yesterday from 15,000 feet. it took place in the united kingdom. he was accompanied by four generations of his family. he tried skydiving for the first time last year to celebrate his 100 birthday. >> it just depends on the luck of the draw, really, you know, if your health is okay. use your mind and you will probably be fine. >> he looks good too. 101 years old, 38 days, he broke the record of a canadian that did a skydive at 101 at three days. he's been dreaming about skydiving since he was a kid when he was 90. >>> 757, checking in with marty. >> two people russell hospital after freeway shooting, the search is underway for the gunmen as officials crackdown on highway shootings over the past few years. >>> who replaces james comey and could there be other firings. doug luzader in washington. we have more just ahead. >>> we have traffic on the bay bridge which is slow and frustration labels may be high i will tell you about that coming

you can see both are moving in tandem. stocks moving up with the pmi manufacturing data. stronger relative to its u.s. cousin. also a wonderful chart showing hedge funds may still be short based on the cftc data. there is a net long position by institutional investors, which the top line shows, has increased to a record. historically, institutional investors have not been active .n the futures market in the old days, their interest was about 20,000 to 40,000 contracts. since then, the long euro position has been surging. 269,000 last week. big move in sterling today. is polls are showing the get between the conservative party and the labour party has narrowed to five percentage points. a week ago, it was nine percentage points. some polls have put the lead at 27 percentage points in the wake of the manchester bombings and also in the wake of a flip-flop by the conservative party on a social care policy, something investors are concerned about, sending sterling down by 1%. vonnie: getting interesting, that is for sure. back in the u.s., president trump, he is in italy, we

square garden officials tell us they should expect stepped-up security for the concert, they work in tandem with the local police department, the nypd to provide that. always a large police presence, we expect it large ther evening. what is similar to what we saw in manchester is the garden shares the space with a large train station. standing in penn station, the commuter rails come in here, new jersey transit over my left shoulder and the other side, the long island rail road. they'll be coming in by the thousands to get on concert. once they do, they'll arrive in one of the spots i'm standing and you have the entrance to madison square garden right here. you start to walk up. whether it's this particular year, on your way in or way out, still outside the security perimeter, haven't gotten to the metal detectors, they're still above me, you have that to deal with. speaking to people throughout the day, some are, after manchester, understandably concerned. listen. >> the same kind of place or a big arena, a lot of people. so i mean, i'm a little bit afraid. >> anybody who lives in new york

they have been moving more in tandem. today. them going lower finally, we have been talking a lot about the prospect for tax reform potentially being delayed as a result of this latest news out of washington. there is also another piece of the trump, agenda which has been stimulus --trump agenda, which has been stimulus -- trump, which has been stimulus. they are also down more than the market today. poking, martin marietta, and eagle materials part of that today. vonnie: for more on the crisis facing the trump administration, i want to bring in kevin cirilli on capitol hill. news of the memo was first reported by the "new york times." the contents have been confirmed by news. what is the latest from capitol hill? we know the president is not in washington, d.c. he is in connecticut at the moment, but there has been a lot of reaction from lawmakers. kevin: yes, administration officials are suggesting this is not something they care to engage in until the memo has been made public, and that is the pressure coming from republicans

a chart of the vix, which is flipped in birth to show how the s&p and the vix have been moving in tandemething that we expect here. on the bottom you have the inverse correlation, which tends to be strong, but has been weakening. this re-highlights the question which is whether they banks is any predictor of a stock activity, or even -- whether the vix is a predictor of stock activity. we have someelling inthe 10 year, as a result of the 10 year auction, earlier, weaker than the last auction. we have the yield up some basis points after some selling. if you look at the bloomberg, we have a chart of the merrill lynch option volatility index which measures in bond instead of s&p volatility as in the vix. it has been there since the election, and remained a pretty wide gap here. david: thank you very much. the julie hyman as we wait or the rest briefing on the white house. let's bring in kevin cirilli from capitol hill. just a couple of days ago, you were writing about how compressed it is, i would imagine yesterday made it even more compressed that's getting a new head of the fbi. how does

how does the whole gamut of this investigation work, in tandem are completely separate? >> in theory they would work together, sharing information. multiple investigations, you have investigators running off in different directions, lawyers working in different directions. we will see what sort of resources mueller has and where he can go with all of this. the question of whether he gets the support he needs is whether people are willing to drop artisans up and say we trust this person to lead at least this piece of the investigation. if there isn't that trust and we are back to partisanship, supporting part of the bush administration or whatever. >> let's talk about his role here, what sort of powers really have? >> it remains to be seen. basically he should be given unfettered access to everything and do an independent investigation. these are always time filled, costly. anytime you have a special prosecutor, special investigation, for example ken starr looking into bill clinton, which resulted in impeachment hearing before the united states senate. is a long, drawnout

tandem biking in the hamptons.allen said on his show his wife bought it from the two of them but he often rides with justin timberlake instead. they look good. alison: a lot of people are talking about this today. there is major fallout from kathy griffin's photo of her holding a fake bloody head resembling president trump. cnn fired griffin who had been eve show for many years. what do you think? did she cross the line. as a mother, a wife, a human being that photo is disturbing is what melania trump said. a photo opportunity like this is simply wrong and makes you wonder about the mental health of the person who did it. that was her statement today. griffin apologized saying she didn't realize reaction to the photo would be so great. >> i'm a comic. i crossed the line. i moved the line and then i crossed it. i went way too far. the images is too disturbing. i understand how it offends people. it wasn't funny. i get it. alison: chelsea clinton came to president trump's defense. she said it's never funny to joke ab

tandem, this is a crisis of proportions that -- when people use the term "watergate," they are not farff indeed. vonnie: we are showing you live coverage of paul ryan's weekly press conference. right now, he is talking taxes, and we will cut live to that if he starts talking about something related to the white house. ask you if this presents an obstruction of justice? >> from a purely legal perspective, assuming this is all actively reported, i think the actions in mid february where the president reportedly asked that this case be let go -- in my estimation, that would fall short of actual obstruction. i think the fbi took no action other than the production of a memo by the director to derail the investigation, to slow it, to do anything else. i think a defense attorney would argue that it is wishful thinking out loud by the president. however, this president had the right to fire the fbi director. he has that right under law, but i think that right is going to look, youcribed by -- can fire him for a good reason or you can fire him for no reason. if you fire him for a bad reason, t

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. >> we can hopefully work in tandem rather than be afraid they're taking taking over. >> i think the purpose of robertics to make life bert it's to do things humans can't do. >> rgts the survey also says the millennials predict the workplaces of the future will get less friendly. that's not good news to companies try to recruit young workers report living. nbc bay area news. >> scott thank you. >>> up next at 6:00 more fire with the big impact the south bay snack shack targeted by vandals now a possible arsonist. >> five years after a deadly mass shooting in east bay university the victim's families have some justice. i'm michelle roberts live in oakland with reaction from students on the verdict today. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri a lot of sunshine across the east bay in my forecast tell but two weather related health impacts that could have you staying inside more than outside. it was a tragic act of violence that shook the entire community. the mass shootingt >>> it was a tragic act of violence that shook the entire community. a mass shooting that left seven people dead on t

at least from their conservative perspective, really wanting to advance these notions in tandem, limiting federal intervention and advancing education choice for parents and children in the states. starting a new national program gets problematic in that regard, but i think it continues to solidify significantly high levels of federal intervention and local school policy, and could have unintended consequences. i think we will get into this ther, but the word on street is maybe it is a federal tax credit approach that might be under consideration. every opportunity to make a decision about what the program looks like, the federal government would likely regulate it. and the impact on the larger private school movement, what that looks like down the road. i think maybe the view isn't worth the hike on the federal school choice push. >> i want to ask about the viability of this in congress, whether it is politically possible. we heard president trump pledge on the campaign trail to direct $20 billion in federal spending toward this big umbrella of school choice. we saw on the budget a $1 bi

basically in tandem out of the election.ight around the middle of april, we see the stoxx 600 really higher, up about 18% relative to the s&p 500 up 12%. it really could suggest that investors could lead to europe and we will have the reversal of flow is coming out of the u.s.. finally just to confirm this is a risk off day, the 10 year yield down 8 basis points, its worst drop since the middle of march. that was when the fed raise rates for the third time in about a decade. this seems to be a haven bid on all the uncertainty in d.c. technically, some investors say this could mean a measured move below 2%. that would suggest the bond rally could continue. vonnie: we will have to see. thank you for that. let's look more on market movements. investors going inpatient around the globe with the drama out of washington. where does one invest in a day like this? is europe the place to put your money? who is us now is wade, typically based in hong kong, but is in new york today because he is on a bit of a tour. you were in chicago

seems like from other democrats like adam schiff, it seems that neither the prosecutor keeping in tandem has been an option at this point. >> the only thing i can tell you is that the senate intelligence committee will do us job, no matter what decisions are made, we will continue to do our job, we have amount of hearings scheduled, there's a lot of information to be gathered by professional staff. we want to make sure that the american people has confidence in what we have done and that we have confidence in the facts that we have that we move on and continue to be the greatest country in the world. the rule of law is going to supercede everything else. >> the chairman of the intelligence committee, richard burr, he seems skeptical of the comey memo, at least as of now, here's what he told reporters on the hill yesterday, listen to this. >> i said openly that the director of the fbi shared more information with senator warner and myself than any director has ever shared. i think something as material has that, probably would have been something he would have shared had it happened. but

is there a -- >> you start off -- >> jimmy: do you drive tandem?rted with a coach. so like they introduced -- i had my first sort of session in austin. at the circuits of the americas course there. [ cheers ] >> so, yeah. great town, love austin. and so the guy's there, you know, giving me sort of information. craig, my coach. and then, sort of, when we get to the race day, then i'm on my own. so, it's actually nice. i thought at the beginning, i was like, "god, don't leave me." >> jimmy: yeah, exactly, yeah. >> but, no, it's quite nice to be in there on your own, so -- >> jimmy: what did you learn? what was the -- what's the ultimate advice he give you? >> oh, it's just you know, lots of -- i guess, the one thing is vision. you don't think, you're sort of looking ahead of you, where you've just got to be looking way down the road and finding all the sort of, you know -- the sort of, in to the vanishing point and working your way back from there. a lot of the times, you know, i'd find myself just looking directly ahead at the apex, or where i need

they work in tandem. the guy in the white is the talker. the guy in the blue is the taker. police investigating a bizarre theft of four computers from the apple store in bethesda. police say the guy in the white, the talker, told the clerk he was with a charity and wanted to buy some laptops to do charitable work. >> laptops, placed them on a counter. at that point, the suspect distracted the employee. >> reporter: that's when the taker, the guy in the blue, grabs the laptops and runs out the store. now, using a charity as a front to steal laptops, well, that doesn't sit well with people who got their apples the honest way. >> i think sometimes when you hear the word charity, people want to help. and people take advantage of that. it's really sad. >> and they're are good people and bad people. unfortunately, you never know what you're going to get from someone. >> do you think sometimes we're too gullible? >> no, i think it's mostly horrible people doing horrible things. >> to good people? >> to good people, yeah. >> what should happen here? >> they should get arrested. hop

don't take innovate on the policy innovation side and the policy security side without doing that in tandem he saw the president sign on friday the technology council any sign today the cyber security order. lastly, in between now and then the president's fy 18 budget allocated $219 million. an increase of $1.5 billion across all environments -- departments involved in cyberspace. both his first budget request in his future ones the right size and align that amount of money to keep america safe. that might answer all three components of your question. sarah wants to pull me away so you for your time. i appreciate it. reporter: you mentioned facebook, they are very political. sanders: he will be happy to come back to questions later even -- later. he was wrong about one thing. i would've gladly let him stay up here and talk about society security -- cyber security. a few announcements and as promised it will get to all of your many pressing questions. i would like to announce the president also just signed another executive order establishing a bipartisan presidential advisory commission on

states stocks right now getting closer to the record highs that they set last week as banks rise in tandemwith interest rates. the dow up 45 points. wells fargo up nearly 1%. >>> a man now dead after eating contaminated food. >> be careful where you go and what you eat. you never know exactly what is in the food. >> we hear more from the man's family and the latest on the investigation into the gas station snack that was the source of the possibly deadly bacteria. >> and bart accused of invasion of privacy because of an app. the lawsuit filed against the agency. . >>> a man has died from nacho cheese that was conanymore tasted. it was sold at a gas station in walnut grove. >> at least nine others are still deathly ill from that same cheese. we spoke to the family of the man who died. >> great brother, great father. he was always good with the nephews. his own kids. . >> reporter: he cherishes memories of his older brother who worked in contraction and was on a month long job. >> that gas station is a midpoint from here to there. i kind of figure he would stop by, get a snack., coffee. >> r

and they go in tandem. one should not step on the other. i know they are talking to each other right now. the fbi was with the intelligence committee to make sure no one is granted immunity, but it is two separatessues. we very much need a special prosecutor, chuck. we need someone who is independent of the justice department to get to the bottom of this. amy: on the same program, secretary of state rex tillerson admitted russia did in fact interfere with the election.n. >> i have seen the intelligence reports, chuck will step yes, i don't think there's any question that the russians were playing around in our electoral process. those intelligence reports also indicated it is zynga inclusive as to what if any effect it had. amy: meanwhile, pressure is growing on the administration to reveal whether trump has been secretly recording conversations at the white house. on friday, trump tweeted -- "james comey better hope that there are no 'tapes' of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press!" lawmakers arare now calling on trump t

scarlet: financials -- rising in tandem with 10-year gilts.ising, we will look at shares of intellect, building on their record high. up now by better than 7% after it fourth-quarter outlook. in my consensus to have -- estimates coming stocks getting a nice left. julia: especially energy sector, given with seeing gains here -- trading now $51 -- just something to keep an eye on. "what'd you miss?" wells fargo is how a month into its efforts to rebound from an account scandal. they're making progress. down exclusively with bloomberg stash today in san francisco. they talk about for the lending is faring. >> clearly, as you mentioned we had some issues. rebuilder one job is to trust with all of our stakeholders. we think about that is building a better bank. many of theng lights the issues behind us. having said that, we are looking all across the company, and there will be issues we find and deal with, things like that. of the progress the team has made. we have made management changes, taken accountability, changed our incentive plan, reorgani

media and democrats working in tandem on this. >> when we hear stories though there are multiple leaksy within the fbi saying that the reason he was fired because he refused to end this russian investigation, there is, pause for concern. we need to put those aside. david: hopefully they get more work done. appreciate your service, robin. erin, thank you for being here. melissa. melissa: white house sources confirming to fox news that former texas senator kay bailey hutchison expected to be named u.s. ambassador to nato. no word when the white house makes the formal announcement. david: interesting. opting to lose sanctuary status. here why more states are considering jumping on the trump train when it comes to prosecuting illegal immigrants. border crossings plummeting after unsuccessful efforts by the previous administration. president trump is making a change. we have details coming next. >> people are afraid if they come, that they will get returned to their country. and rightfully so. david: breaking news. happened again, another trump tweet. quote, russia must be laughing up share