tessa. i'll send you a postcard once i've settled. perhaps you and tessa can come and visit.all me if you need me. mum. um... what if you stayed? just for a while. i have a feeling i'm gonna need all the help i can get. ♪ look, we both know these test results do not mean -- yes, they do. you know they do. ben is her father. and he's gonna want to be her father. maybe that's what she needs. and a step-mother who will kick her ass and send it straight to juvie the minute she steps out of line. [ sighs ] maybe we should take the nick case. where did that come from? if there's stuff in my life that i'm afraid to look at, even for a paycheck, then maybe i should look at it. 'cause if you do not make peace with it, the past will always come back to haunt you. what'd she do now? you got the test results? i opened it. i already know she's mine. ♪ and you taught me what a life is for ♪ ♪ to see the ordinary isn't how long did it take you to plan all this? how do you know it was me and not felix? because felix was loyal to my family for years before someone got to him. three months. fe

tessa blake and -- tesla became the most valuable car company this week, but that doesn't mean competitors aren't hot. a new all electric sedan made its debut at the new york international auto show, set to go on sale in 2019. the car will have a 400 mile range and enough force power to go faster than most models. it is anxious to show what it can do. we don't see ourselves as a tesla killer. we are anything but. dominated huge market by the german cards. that marketplace is worth $100 billion per year. car which cane a run under auto ground speeds and reach the new set and show its credibility. >> a different kind of easter egg hunt is taken place in egypt. the search for affordable eggs, a favorite for muslim and christian celebrations. >> as christians prepare for easter, muslims do their holiday shopping for a traditional spring celebration. this year, stocking up for this -- for the festivities is proving a headache. >> the price of eggs is so much. many people can't afford them anymore. now i have to walk a long way to come to the shop because it is cheaper here. >> wheezed to get a

we are nowjoined from paris by the lead author of the study, dr tessa kole. attack or stroke if you are in these blood groups? the daytime we have suggests that it is about 5%. —— the daytime we have. have suggests that it is about 5%. -- the daytime we have. how concerned should people be? what can they do to protect themselves? people don't need be concerned. this is what we see in a population level. we can see that in large groups of people we are talking abovei.3 groups of people we are talking above 1.3 million people, there is a slight increase. if we look at smoking, for example, this is you increase your chance by default. this is only 5%. —— by the tense. there is an incredible difference. people need to look at their lifestyles. have a healthy weight, exercise and stop smoking. that reduces the risk. what we see in the blood groups is not comparing to the effect of that. why is so interesting? in the future, we might be able to assess the risk of cardiovascular disease or heart attack. now we use the blood pressure. . . attack. now we use the blood

. >> her name is tessa, six years old, slip throat and the flu, you wouldn't think of it as being a big is important warning. her legs swell take her to the doctor. they discovered she had an infection that required her leg to behe videos of her dancing days. the bacteria, doctors say, from strep, can get into your bloodstream, and cause serious complications. the members of her dance team are trying to show their support. >> we understanded that passion that sheas the joy is she's brought us, just from watching her dance, and being around her has just been o our whole dance family. >> well sheoing to need some more surgeries it help her survive. we're going to discuss this later with some doctors on the show about t i you have strep. >> wishing test a the best here. woman went from inside a store to lock behind bars. there she is. thirty-five year old joanneccort kohl's department store in ohio. surveillance cameras captured her shoplifter w doors were locd and the store was closed. so, well, she called 911, not realizing police wereng to alart off. >> are you ready for little baseball

remember the end of the story from tessa me straight -- from sesame street? it goes to the white house for signature by the president to read it raise your hand if you think the president is going to sign that hill. i will say this. i think there is an outside chance the democrats will win the house in 2018. it is hard to predict. if it did happen, what that with then, not only democrats have control of the committee agendas, they also have control of the oversight committee which has subpoena power. if you are in the minority in the oversight committee and do not have subpoena power, you get into the majority, you do. allies in cummings is the ranking democrat on the oversight committee. request, i continue to serve on that committee. if the democrats win the house back, representative cummings will have the power of subpoena. that committee can subpoena anything and anyone in the u.s. including the president. things make it interesting for those dates. the election is in november of 2018. the other is, what steps are being taken to improve medicare? what ab

tessa shares came close to a record $314 a share before dropping and up more than 44% so far this yeard both down. lauren: tesla school. cool ceo, cool cars. tragedy love their suvs. we'll see where it goes. transferring exclusive interview with maria bartiromo p. she said, donald trump as he took aim at syria. >> when you drive gas or bombs that have these massive arrows with dynamite and a drop them in the middle of a group of people and in all fairness you see no arms, no legs, no face, this is an animal. lauren: strong language. what is next for this year he later? we will ask evan siegfried, vigilante presidential campaign taking a look at the market. features at 25 looking at the dow retail sales from the end of the week. you are watching "fbn:am" at 8:42 a.m. in the east. sub-saharan ♪ e live longer... and markets continue to rise and fall... predictable is one thing you need in retirement to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing brighthouse financial. a new company established by metlife to specialize in annuities & life insurance. talk to your adviso

tessa fire showed demarco fired several missiles including a field on past sunday. and marilyn killing one person and injuring two others. a helicopter on a tray mission went down onto a golf course. some 60 miles from washington, d.c. it's not clear yet what caused the crash but one witness says it was spinning before impact. the aircraft was stationed at davidson airfield in virginia. i am kelly wright. back to a "hannity" ." >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." tensions with north korea continue to match tonight. cohost ainsley earhardt interviewed president trump earlier today at the whiteth house. >> he said basically the u.s. is running out of patience. clearly the position and north korea coming of a navy fleet sent to the sea of japan right now but have you rolled out a military strike? >> i don't want to telegraph what i'm doing or what i'm thinking. i'm not like other administrations where they say were going to do this in four weeks. it doesn't work that way. we'll see what happens. i hope things work out well. i hope there's going to be peace. but they've

shares of tessa with an all-time high after strong sales of its model as an model x vehicles.lectric carmaker with the second overtaking forward within striking distance of general motors. now stands at about $39 billion. does your headlines this morning. back to you. dagen: thank you so much for michelle. apologies to scott around coming up at the top of the hour. the senator from massachusetts, not new hampshire. i guess i'm not going to have a yahoo account anymore. you have to ask that question because i'm very curious. dagen: it doesn't have any meaning at all in an asylum like something you do when you're eating bad hotdogs. jon: watching the end the aa tournament. trades are having to watch the tar heels went for the blue doubles. i'm not ripping on duke for the time being. coming up, as wall street losing steam. what could be their third down day in a row. google promising tighter controls. the player to win back business after losing advertisers over offensive videos. ♪ so what else is new? how's your mother? umm..she's doing good. she needs more care though. she want

tessa has a lot of room to run and can grow its sales in the months to come. anchor: thank you.el done joining us from ing. -- michael dunne join us from l.a.. the world's first virtual reality theme park. stephen engle got an exclusive hands-on tour. >> it is virtually impossible not to see the potential of virtual reality. when one is geared up in a deep space killing spree. >> it is like a combination of a movie and the game experience. stephen: all you are really doing is walking around a barren foam padded basement. it is so real and cofounded by one of china's most renowned som visionaries who may transform some of his most iconic silver screen work into the are. -- into vr. >> he can be very imaginative. it is not flat. you can see color in 360 degrees and interact with it. it opens up a whole new world. stephen: they want to open up a whole new industry of thvr theme parks. it will become the universal of china. why universal studios? because it is backed by a wealth of intellectual property. stephen: the vr shipments will grow sixfold. china's smartphone makers will all

six of year old, little dancer, tessa puma diagnosed when street throw and the flu, and her leg begano swell up. doctors discovered an infection that forced them to remove her leg. yes, they had to amputate. now more complications that may prompt her medical team to amputate the other leg. >> the ohio girl's case isn't unique, shelby smith, had to be put in medically induced coma and nearly died from rare street throw infection, doctor had to amputate several fingers and toast, her family set up go fund me page to help with hospital costs. >> just last month, kevin brean developed a rare strain of strep throat. and lost his hands, and his feet. his go fund me page chronicles his story, and included messages of things from his home state of michigan and beyond. so, we want to bring doctor mike in on this, from the university of pennsylvania of, of course, doctor mike, seems like strep throat would be confined to your throat. why does it go to your extremities and then force amputation? >> this is tragic story and rare one, it takes a perfect storm. so many people, i treat strep throw e

all about tessa and what she wants. >> a severe look your character has and did you like that, as wellmfortable. like i am right now, sit so straight when you're wearing tight dresses all the time and suck it in and hold your shoulders back and the hair was always me tickously groomed so at night it was like putting it back in a ponytail and putting my leggings on. [ laughter ] there's a big congratulations in toward. you just had a baby boy. >> i did. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> yeah. it's been a whirlwind year. >> what's been the toughest part about having a baby -- >> there's my >> nothing like a baby. i feel like i can smell him through the picture. what's the hardest thing about working and being on the road. >> right now it's spep complicated because the girls are in school so they're staying home but the baby needs me to eat, survive. so he comes with me and i feel this -- i mean i think with every mother it's this sort of perpetual mommy guilt like you're not nailing it and to mess up his schedule and travel because of me feels selfish but honestly i'm going to smack m