looking at anchor, thou art the thing itself. on accommodative man is no more, but such a poor bear in the mall as thou art. he changes his mind after his trial. it. prompts him to return to humility. shakespeare also used the theater itself to change people in your return to one of his late place, my favorite play, the winter's tale. like many of the other place, the winter's tale is filled with fantastic event, chance encounters, lost children, special tokens of recognition and of course a dreamy reconciliation and reunion of a family that was one separated at the very end of the play. it's about the once upon the time story. it's an adult nursery rhyme before we have any sense of why he might jealous that knows about his father has died and the slave to the death he thinks of his wife. he also exposes his daughter who was somehow taken a, taken away by cm brought back for a reunion. align a does something very interesting. he's back in bohemia and says come into this space. i want to show you a statue. it is a statute that is

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oh, thou must untangle this. not i. it is too hard a knot to untie. whoever is watching the action and thinking about the word occasion would have brought to mind an emblem which as a beautiful allegorical pictures that was created in the renaissance, glossed by proverbs. the emblem of the goddess who stands on a sphere. she is the perfect of the instant correction. she is always depicted with almost like a forward ponytail. if you look at one of the emblems, it takes a while to figure out the idea when chance gives you something you have the opportunity to grasp it and if it passes you by there is nothing to hold on to. chances missed are chances lost. viola is someone who knows how to wait for the moment to act. it is something a great director noes how to do and something a great rhetorician knows how to do. but shakespeare liked to show things in opposite so let's look at sago when he tries to explain his rival who has been promoted to lieutenant as they arrived at cypress. cateo has embarrassed himself by fighting while drunk when he was supposed

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. >> do you plablame horses, thou? you've been hungry before or near your favorite dish. >> here is the double. as funny as it is. it can be dangerous for horses. they can get colic and colic can kill a horse. >> she's worried about that. see that bin, she goes to check it out. >> i don't know how much feed. >> did you notice they put the lid back on. >> so clever those horses. >> they are. but they are not the only ones. she's finally able to kocoax th out of the food store and you see other horses there. >> lovely. >> she has revealed that the door is broken and apparently the horses got in there again. >> in my head i was seeing a couple of horses with a pick held between their teeth. >> brooklyn roads polly watches klz news 13 in tucson and ron bailey, no relation to me -- >> who watches on kxly news in spokane are the latest winners of ipad mini giveaway. >> congratulations you could win, too. all you need is thursday's buzzword, be at least 21 years old and be legal resident of u.s. or canada. >> "rtm" word comin

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. >> so bring in the sunshine thou house that. >> not bad. >> the sun is good. >> there we go. >> tryingteresting for everybody at least. but, yes, definitely on the cooler side. no questions about. it and today we're into the mid 60s. but, you know what, we're headed to low 60s. also we're talking about the rain. that's what we've been dealing with. that low pressure systeming spiping off to the northeast. north westerly flow and this is just pulling this down across the area. still not out of the clear just yet or out of the woods just yet i should say we have sprinkle and light shower before we see sunshine. highs today much cooler for dulles and that's pretty much where we head tomorrow and overnight lows will be much on the chilly side over the next couple days. current temperatures 57 in nation's capital. 55 annapolis and 53 quantico and we have 40s 49 mannasas, 47 culpeper and 46 winchester. and as we move into the overnight hours it's going to chill down. if you take a look up and down the mid atlantic you can see variance. we're not going to get warmer air until close to wednesd

. >> and we will find out thou dubs are preparing to close out against the spurs tomorrow night. >> and out door, it 188 and we will see similar temperatures tomorrow. knnotice that downtown san jose it is nearing 90, and so when will we see the relief from the heat, and the improving air quality? we will have a look at that when we come back. >>> all right. we have a live look at oracle arena where as much as we love watching the warriors play there, the fans are hoping not to see them there this week or the rest of the month. the dubs are looking to close out the series tomorrow night against the san antonio spurs. >> if so, they will get that break. and we go to colin who was at the warriors' practice. colin, what is the vibe with the team? >> well, clearly, the vibe is really good. they know that they have a golden opportunity ahead of them tomorrow night. we are outside of the alamo and the place where the outspoken davy crockett met their demise, and the spurs could meet theirs tomorrow, and the chance to closeout the western conference final, and complete the sweep. if you think

. >> talking about kid from north philly like because skateboarding i learn thou snowboard.ent on the mountain. somewhere in utah. >> he agree up in north philly and admittedly fit the negative stereotype many have of skater it's good i was definitely a delinquent. but i was a product of my environment. >> reporter: same environment that many face. parents working several jobs and not around. sean says skating helped him. >> pick up those feet. >> reporter: he wanted to share the positives while helping kids avoid his mistake. opened ambler skateboarding academy to give them a seive and legal place to go. >> without parents around, that's where i learned a lot of things, falling, scratching, getting back up. nobody is going to force me to get back up. >> reporter: skating lessons are important. but life lessons matter more. >> everything you learn here you can also apply to if it's with school, or with friends, because you always going to run into things that are going to be difficult or going to scare you. >> reporter: feign young kids don't fit the typical definition of th

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. >> reporter: can you talk to me a little bit about it, thou though. >> doctor?oc, you can talk to me about it, can't you? >> reporter: the actions against glass are administrative not criminal nevertheless he's accused of gross negligence and endangering the life and safety of a patient. i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >> lucy. >> all right. thank you jeff. as people start to think about the shore, the change is soon coming to wildwood's beaches. >> get ready to pay more for mass transit when september is raising its rates and how much more money you'll have to pay. >> sean. >> phillies finally got some luck after getting destroyed by the rockies the last three games they come that was in extra innings. see how they got it done. that's coming up later in spor sports. >> mother nature getting it done in old city right now. let's take live look outside. the rain has been pouring down. we also had thunder collapse overhead and hail coming through but you know our fox 29 weather authority said it was happening and they've got more of your forecast straight ahead. ♪ tech

obviously, the big outperformance postelection and then the outperformance has waned even as thou brussel 2000 made a new record -- the russell 2000 made a new record and we have seen it declining versus the as and p. the small cap today, most of them on earnings were plated. -- most of them on earnings. crocs pulling up on discounted. following on the $12.5 billion acquisition from france or a gamble and that seems to be paying off. acquisition the second straight quarter, rbc analyst saying the advertiser and salesforce do not have a quick fix and fossil in the watch business, that company coming out with first-quarter results that ms. across the missed acrossmid the board. getting away from small cap to large caps, we have stocks -- [no audio] point 5%, 47 449 a barrel.e that decline in inventory was also the biggest drop we have seen yet this year and that is helping energy stocks and limit some other the kleins today. vonnie: julie, thank you. the big political story, former fireirector james comey's rigged by the president and the fallout and may, next per and interim director could

it's like the story that thou here today. a high white house person that is basically there. that never comes forth it's like flexing a burglar in my house. if they can come forth with that if real information. they control both houses of congress. they have to get some of these leakers and prosecute them. i'm not ashamed to basically say if you something you are suspicious of get a lie detector test. those are bad memories i don't want to go back there. the president is leaving the swamp behind. no more distracting tweets of the president and his budget also comes on tuesday to cut back the size of the swampy government. the market likes all of this. look at this. the indices are back and agreed yesterday. they're up 141 points today. here is the question. is a selloff of up over. she is live from the floor of the new york stock exchange. it comes on the heels of a great thursday. the other markets during about the doing about the same. a good day down here. let me tell you the mentioned of the aerospace rally that went on today. it didn't just affect the big names in the gr

years, god ofry thou who hastrs, brought us thus far on the way, might,ho hast by they led us into the, keep us forever in the path, we pray. feet stray from the places, our god, where we met thee, hears, drunk with the wine of the world forget thee, maywed beneath thy hand, we forever stand, true to our go land. ♪to our native [applause] [bell ringing] [applause] [bell ringing] >> this holiday weekend on american history tv on c-span3, at 10:30 p.m. eastern on real america, the 1977 documentary the u.s.ran's, about infantry regiment known as the harlem health fighters during world war i. >> approximately 24 germans attacked. slugged a most immediately and johnson fought them off. swung andut, and defeated the 24 germans. he had 21 wounds, but he refused to die. sunday, the women telephone operators of the u.s. army signal corps. in france, before they got the american lineup, the local operator had to speak to a french offering her. they had to parlay vous. parle vghboys could not ous. to get bilingual operators. they did not recruit women because they were just as good as men, at thi

and thou they let director comey go when he is in the midst of this investigation into the trump collusion with russia days after he's seconds the justice department for more resources to conduct that investigation. this pattern is very, very troubling. add to it the wording of president trump's letter, the one page letter to comey letting him go. he is unusually fixated upon i really appreciate the fact that three times you told me i wasn't under investigation. that shows you when the president's concern is. he is deepily, deeply insecure and worried about the investigation into collusion with russia. >> five days ago you said this about director comey. take a listen. >> director comey testified this week, and he made it very plain that he broke the fbi rules with respect to the clinton campaign and chose not to break the rules with respect to the trump campaign. i think it will go down as probably the lowest moment in the history of the fbi. >> removing trump and the russia investigation from this for a second, from what you said there, it sounds like you would applaud his firing theoret

she wrote to a fun -- friend, thou must come to see me.hrenberg is bringing -- erin burr is bringing the great little madison. [laughter] satin andmulberry yellow glass beads to greet james in her parlor, and four months later, they were married. now i am of the conviction that reallyal spouses can't do much to help their husbands or wives careers. it's a good thing as a political spouse behaves herself or himself and stays out of trouble . but as a general rule, unless they are rich, political spouses do not do much to forward their spouses ambitions. now of course, for every rule there is an exception. in this case, it was dolly. she had an artless way of entertaining -- it seemed our list -- she invited women as well as men to their house in the new city of washington. she included federalist as well as republicans. chatting aways with one or two guests, dolly was talking to everyone. as one guest reported, she was very amiable, exceedingly pleasant and sensible in conversation. she also served of southern comfort us and advantage. she

she wrote to a friend, thou must come to see me. aaron burr is bringing the great little madison. she wore mulberry satin and yellow glass beads to greet james in her parlor, and four months later, they were married. now i am of the conviction that political spouses can't really do much to help their husbands or wives careers. it's a good thing as a political spouse behaves herself or himself and stays out of trouble. himself and stays out of trouble . but as a general rule, unless they are rich, political spouses do not do much to forward their spouses ambitions. now of course, for every rule there is an exception. in this case, it was dolly. she had an artless way of entertaining. james was chatting genially with one or two guests, she was talking to everyone. she was asked -- she was exceedingly pleasant and sheible in conversation particularly liked to serve ham surrounded by cabbage. now she could entertain this way today, or some spouses -- is the be glad to tell you come i've not mastered the art of cooking. he likes to say that during the first couple years of our marriage

just two hours ago, my opinion that many of leaks coming out of thous house are february kateede lies staying on this. >> yeah, he is. it is a good idea to do what ed suggests that is, put word out that leakers will be found and brought to justice. whether fired or brought up on charges for leaking classified information. this this reminds my of old-time westerns where they go out, they hang the guy and then have the trial. they are looking for scandal. and so far, only criminal actions that have been taking tg place are the leakers who are leaking classified information. sandra: if bob woodward spoke out, would it have any affect. >> no. he is at a point he is sort of above the fray. the problem today i think is that and not, i don't buy take e news, i do buy people are sources things, they don't write these unless they have sources you also have a white house with a bunch of people who did not believe in this president initially, they need to be cleaned out. sandra: the president's ability to tackle the problem, many are confident he is doing the right thing, his supporters on that.

intelligence gathering methods which includes partnering with the iranians and syrians can piece together thou americans know. sources is pieced together from raw information or credible information. when the dni came out with the report that said -- what they did not disclose was sources and methods. right, we dopt know how u.s. intelligence knows this because if they were to give that away, they would essentially allow the russians nooults their intelligence gathering mechanism. the russians would no know-how we do cyberwarfare, what our weapons cape nlt is in mus cow, et cetera. by the way, for officials to leak this press, this is the other thing my excia source said, indicates a level of complete agigation and almost they're driven to distraction about how frustrating this is. this is a case in which the commander in chief might have possible blown an active intelligence opjarkz if not, then hung out his own intelligence communty to dry in the event the russians are now able to blow this intelligence. >> go ahead, julia. in your pns, is the white house, this administration tonight being t

. >> a hundred thou for an old pair of jeans?aches out to levi's. >> they said that they were probably the oldest unworn pair of levi's they had ever seen. >> and jock says they offer him $50,000 for them. it's a lot of dough, but the family's expecting more. they discuss it, then turn down the offer. >> if levi strauss is valuing a ripped-up, torn pair that's maybe a year or two older at $100,000, i would think that a pair that's never been worn from the same era would be at least worth that much. >> so jock tells auctioneer daniel soules to set a date to sell great-great grandpa's pants to the highest bidder. >> it's a risk, that's true, but when you consider that it's the only unworn pair of blue jeans of that era, i think, yeah, it's a one-of-a-kind item. >> i think the most they could possibly get from a collector is $40,000. >> denim hunter brit eaton believes jock and his family are thinking too big for their britches. >> the vintage denim market is incredibly volatile. i think if levi strauss is willing to pay $50,000 for

i want to bring in chris winnel,er thou of the gatekeepers. i love that name, chris whippel. and timothy and a half tally. i said when i grow up i want my name to be chris whippel. first the white house is in crisis. the russia is probe is going on, it's getting closer to the president. ultimately you say the scandal is one of incompetence, right? >> it is a white house in crisis in all the obvious ways. now of course they are playing defense against a potential scandal that may or may not end like watergate. but fundamentally, this is a crisis of competence. i mean, in every basic way of governing this white house has no idea what it's doing, from executing executive orders which they clearly have been unable to do, to conceiving coherent legislation to prioritizing the president's agenda to communicating -- none of it is working. and what that tells me, and what i learned from interviewing all the living white house chiefs is that that all fundamentally comes from the president through an empowered white house chief of staff. and governing is tough. governing is nothing lik

keerch thou even though the rain is not falling, wet roads making a slow commute in some spots.e'll zoom in here. really, if you look off to the west, we don't have any rain moving in immediately. so today is

keerch thou even though the rain is not falling, wet roads making a slow commute in some spots. we'll zoom in here. really, if you look off to the west, we don't have any rain moving in immediately. so today is gray day with sprinkles. currently 58 degrees. a little cool. cloudy and dense sprinkles through the middle of the day and through the afternoon. the rain comes back later this afternoon, mostly as we go into this evening. you definitely need the umbrella tomorrow, though. throughout the day. >> got it. >> we'll tell you when the sunshine returns. that's coming up. let's check the roads with melissa mollet. >> brand new crash, randolph road near new hampshire avenue. as soon as we get more information on that in montgomery county we will let you know. outbound canal road, left lane blocked oversized truck there. beltway outer loop, inner loop no massive problems. 75 at frederick at new london road. all lanes still blocked by the crash. northbound 301 between 97 and 50 have that crash there still hanging around as well. travel times coming up. manchester where three more a

with you guys out talking to each other but it is not like a holier than thou book and it is not any political book that i promised you've ever read unless it was written by somebody like hunter s thompson. a few of you got that. and it is certainly not like any republican book, i promise you that and i don't know if there are republicans who get something like this because i have fun with it. i want to show that again, whether your democrat or republican, some of the ridiculousness that goes on in washington dc but at the end of the day, i can't stress this enough that there are good people in washington. who are working to improve your life. that may sound like political speak but really what i found is that while i think it's often not necessarily democrat versus republicans, it's more like americans versus the system and the way it works, the reality is most members of congress want the same thing.a solid opportunity for the people in their district, a brighter future for the people in their district and their kids and families. really what it's a question of his that's where it

. >> a hundred thou for an old pair of jeans?reaches out to levi's. >> they said that they were probably the oldest unworn pair of levi's they had ever seen. >> and jock says they offer him $50,000 for them. it's a lot of dough, but the family's expecting more. they discuss it, then turn down the offer. >> if levi strauss is valuing a ripped-up, torn pair that's maybe a year or two older at $100,000, i would think that a pair that's never been worn from the same era would be at least worth that much. >> so jock tells auctioneer daniel soules to set a date to sell great-great grandpa's pants to the highest bidder. >> it's a risk, that's true, but when you consider that it's the only unworn pair of blue jeans of that era, i think, yeah, it's a one-of-a-kind item. >> i think the most they could possibly get from a collector is $40,000. >> denim hunter brit eaton believes jock and his family are thinking too big for their britches. >> the vintage denim market is incredibly volatile. i think if levi strauss is willing to pay $50,000 f

that it was suddenly in the public domain and the 11th commandment of politics had been infringed, thouion was made and we should remind viewers that the national security adviser sits just yards from the present, he sees him the whole time and has access to the top secrets in the us. and yet there have been warnings about that individual, specific warnings. and prior, just after the election i had sat ina prior, just after the election i had sat in a room with people saying he cannot appoint flynn. everyone who knew the national security apparatus, who had been part of the past administration and also people from the outside said no, not national security adviser. donald trump was determined that this person who had been with him, who lent credibility during the campaign when no one else would, would be rewarded. the other point about the national security adviser is it is not like the appointment of a secretary of state for defence secretary which must be approved by the senate, it is the personal gift of the president, there's no congressional process for his approval. we are discuss

we have 600 thou people who today, seniors on fixed income, lower-income working people, people with cancer, 20,000 people already have received cancer treatment under medicaid expansion. the republicans seek to eliminate the medicaid expansion program, that is unacceptable. now you are hearing voices all across the country raising a hear and cry about this and when these senators start to feel the heat i think they're going to see the light that is not acceptable to eliminate medicaid expansion. it's unfortunate, i think we've all become a sort of appropriately interested in the fact they've removed protection from people with preexisting conditions but there's no debate they'll eliminate coverage over time for, in my state about 600,000 people who are receiving medicaid. these are working people, people who are providing healthcare for us today. providing foods in our strauntsz, driving trucks those folks deserve healthcare. >> right. i think it's important to mention that hekd currently covers about 70, 80 million americans. this gop plan as proposed medicaid will be cut. back to

leonardtown 50 thou. 47 in quantico. and 44 in fredericksburg.0s overnight. beautiful day to look forward to. sunshine, quiet conditions, clear skies, we'll have winds they'll be light out of the west and north and west about five to ten so it won't be terribly strong winds and a nice dry afternoon dry evening tonight if you're headed to baltimore to catch the nats and should be a great evening for it, as we're looking at just nice conditions around here. high pressure 30s and low 40s for overnight lows this morning. mild conditions this afternoon. just want to fast forward here. this will be the end of the week setup, thursday, friday, frontal system to our south and west and we'll get showers and cool conditions around here for thursday and friday. lawns will love it. i'm not sure the rest of us will love it. hopefully we get it out of here for mother' days. rainy period thursday, fry and saturday. more weather momentarily. >> more erin right now. seems like a nice day to have an outdoor experience for lunch somewhere. >> what kind of experienc

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right thou, police are asking for the public's health to tra down a suspect in a deadly stabbing in maryland-year-old jean marie ocha was found stabbed outside a apartment complex. he was killed sometime between midnight and 6:00 a.m. if you have any information, please contact green belt police. >>> a d.c. family needs your help, as well, finding their missing teenager. his name is malik scott.. the 16-year-old was last seen friday in the area of benning road and 17th street northeast. we're told he was wearing a black jacket, black shirt with red lettering and jeans. call police if you have seen hill. >>> we will have a look atour cool f yor >>> tom, tom, just talking with director naomi about the caps bouncing back. she wants to know, though, how about her winter weather? >> yeah, it's kind of a bouncing back to march. we start off on this sunday morning, we have a few sprinkles of light rain northern frederick county. this will be passing and moving away over the next half hour or so. later today, all this area you see in the green, these are a few scattered showers that will come out of

. >> hallie, i want to end with you if i can for this segment and ask you thou president is handling this. much is made of the fact that this is hitly scripte ll ll lly nd. he's reading off of a teleprompter. not going to twitter. but he's pretty exhausted, which is a situation that arguably his staff may have put him in by having him get on a plane and land and sort of jump right into the fray. give us a sense of the feeling within president trump's own camp. >> reporter: so let me take that in a couple of different parts. inside the senior advisers circle who's with the president right now, some of whom have returned back to washington, including reince priebus and steve bannon. they seem outwardly thrilled with how he did in saudi arabia, speaking to those leaders of the muslim world. on the sort of nonquantifiable side, if you will, the president is clearly more subdued and i think that was clear yesterday during that speech. he's reading off of a teleprompter but he has fewer interjected asides that we could see from him in bigger rallies or different kinds of settings. you ment

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you can see thou swirl motion goes. there's a system that kept our breeze going.hat kept us unseasonably mild. this will continue to push out but we again are looking at another possibility of partly cloudy know. cloudy skies for tomorrow and cooler conditions. here's a look at where we are now. if i slide in closer you can see over the santa cruz mountain area we have although bit of cloud cover. the winds have picked up this afternoon once again. sfo reporting a gust of 41 miles per hour. mountain view 20, san jose sustained at 21. the winds will die down a bit as we get into tonight, and a tomorrow shouldn't be so bad. getting into tomorrow morning notice we wake up with a lot of cloud cover. we've got some rain over northern california, over the sierra, even making its way into the sacramento valley. as we get into 1:00 or so, still covered with plenty of gray. we're going call for patchy drizzle and the possibility of a few sprinkles but see it doesn't really amount to much. you don't even see a lot of blue. tomorrow morning we wake up with temperatures in th

i have a video coming up and out tube that teaches you ten easy tricks thou thou get the summer body. you take your shirt off for that. >> i mean we got minute and h half. >> i'm not going to take my shirt off today. >> we know you want to. >> i'll try to be? saving it for the beach. >> saving it for the commercial. >> saving it for the check up we're going to do on the next show. >> in fairness how many push ups can you do. >> 75 or a 100 i probably could. >> got minute left. >> probably like if you trained up for it or >> i mean -- let's do it. >> chris says get pushing. >> i'm going to be the referee for form check. >> just go to doing she is and come back. i mean it's not that great. >> we only have a minute left actually we cancel all the segments just to watch you do push ups. >> oh, my gosh. >> you see that. the line is perfect. >> five, six, seven, eight,. >> while he does that, we've got paul wharton back in the house. you, mister, are in the had the seat. >> what's happening. >> you only fly on your private plan, right. >> well, you know -- >> huh. >> that's what you told us

. ♪ >> reporter: can you tell me thou get to phoenix, arizona from here. >> keep going straight. >> reporteresterday that philadelphia is now the sixth largest city. we used to be the fifth. phoenix is now larger. phoenix. my take is, this is absolutely unacceptable. where is your competitive spirit? first of all people node to quit leaving town. second, we've got to recruit. move to philadelphia. >> why would i do that? >> reporter: because we need more people. [ laughter ] >> i'm doing my part. i came here to the art museum to convince foreign tourists to move here. don't laugh. it's working. move to philadelphia from liver pool. >> my pleasure. >> reporter: really. >> yeah. that was easy. all right. now we're rolling. next step population explosion. we can have one if it weren't for condom kingdom on south street. >> i mean we encourage people to have as much sex as they would like to and good a time as they can probably have. >> that's crazy. we wind that. pretend you didn't see it think outside the box what we need is an old-fashioned land grab, take camden, pennsauken and cherry hill f

he is not well educated, the bible says thou shalt not kill, his commander was able to convince him with the idea the bible also said blessed are the peacemakers and if you go back to what woodrow wilson claimed the war was about, the war to end all wars, the war for e turn all peace, perhaps he could reconcile his beliefs with that notion and he does. in a sense i think alvin york, his story represents to many people things we like to believe about how we go to war, we are reluctant to fight but yet once we are convinced our cause is righteous we are fantastic at it, and with what he represents, exactly the kind of poor man's it gets caught up in draft nets. a few months you shouldn't have been drafted, out of the purview of the government, he comes from the impoverished community in tennessee, and he is not so sure that the end he made the right decision. he is very famous and makes a lot of money, builds schools, roads, good works in his community, through the act of taking lives. and god will punish them for killing. he put that behind him quite so easily. the last soldier i want to

and i think he's going to test things out and see thou how they go. talks. they might not go the way he wants to. he's going to try to play one leader off another. it might work out. it might not work out. but whatever the trump doctrine is on foreign policy, it's not there right now. it's going to be changing and flip-flopping and going to be e evolving. but a year from now, two years from now, i feel pretty confident saying we will see a much different stance on foreign policy on a lot 06 issues than we are now as this new administration gets its feet under it. >> he meets with mcmaster later today and that's usually the moderating influence when it comes to foreign policy. let's shift back to domestic and the president's top item on the agenda remains health care. why not order up a a few more cokes. here is the senator's argument to those that are on the fence. here are two prominent senators speaking to those undecides. scharls grassley, if they don't move quickly, we ought to see what we can do in the senate. if you are on the fence and you have

options have doubled their trade in like $3780 right thou. >> everyone is basically saying the same thingstay with it. i see no reason to get out of it right now. consumers are spending somewhere. do you have to pick between to two? >> no. there's the housing die naturalic. housing inventory is incan credibly low. you're now in the spring season. there's not a lot of inventory out there right now. you're sitting there, you want to spend some money. you're going to fix up your own home that you have. >> first quarter was the best place. >> it was a scorching quarter on a lot of metrics. >> and if you look at mow hack, stanley, black & decker, they have done well during this earnings season. it should be consistent. these stocks are up a lot. 15% for home depot. so if you say a sell on the news just because of the expectations, that's when you buy it. i don't think you buy it into the corner. >> let's start with retail shares of coach. the handbagmaker recording a heighter than expected of the. dana, it's good to have you back. >> thank you for having me. nice talking to you, too. >> cramer

number five, never trumpers, holier than thou, weekly standard, they want vindication. they want relevance. the last two with weeks, a new pattern of attack is emerging. this is what i want you to pay close attention to. the "new york times" and "washington post" constantly using anonymous sources, sources outside of the white house, dropping one huge bombshell report just before the national newscast every night at 6:30 p.m. then, of course, cable coverage right after. then there's been breathless coverage from the destroy trump media. their democratic allies now calling day after day for president trump's impeachment. listen to this from earlier this week. you cannot make this stuff up. >> i rise today, mr. speaker, to call for the impeachment of the president of the united states of america. for obstruction of justice. >> are we getting closer and closer to the possibility of yet another impeachment process? >> after watching the clinton impeachment, i thought i'd never see another one. i think we're in impeachment territory for the first time. >> we're well on our w

been calling for his head for months, and then when it finally happens, they're like all holier than thouthis is watergate? that's ridiculous. >> do you believe there should be an independent investigation now, given the uproar that has developed over this whole issue? >> no. i think a lot of the uproar is concocted and still sour grapes over losing the election. i would say that when someone comes forward with some thaefeve that a crime has been committed -- i don't even know anybody that has accused of crime. but they are investigating it. we have five or six committees. and i think the fbi is investigating it. and just because you change the head of the fbi doesn't mean that everybody else at the fbi just goes on vacation and we're no longer investigating things. i think all of the investigations continue. in fact, i would be shocked if someone at the fbi says tomorrow, oh, because the head is gone, we no longer investigate this thing. i don't know any of the details. if the facts come out that somebody committed a crime, that's a different story and we can address it. right now it's m

he says, well, to him, he is not well-educated, but to him it is pretty clear, the bible says thou shalt not kill. he has these long conversations. and the end his commander is able to convince him with the idea, that the bible also says, blessed are the peacemakers. if you go back to what woodrow wilson claimed this was about, the war to end all wars and a war for eternal peace. he would be able to reconcile his beliefs with that notion and he does. and so in a sense i think alvin york, his story sort of represents to many people the things we like to believe how we go to war. that we are reluctant to fight, yet, once we are convinced our cause is righteous, we are fantastic at it. if we end york's story there we miss some important elements what he represents. first of all exactly the kind of poor man that gets caught up in the draft net. he is a few months out of his 30th birthday. probably shouldn't have been drafted. somebody this close out of the purview of the government, yet he comes from this impoverished community in tennessee and he is caught in it. he is not so sure at the en

if you're traveling thou the area where i showed the build, maybe hayward across the bay and down in through sunnyvale, about an hour and a half ago, we had 237 slowing the best alternate, but right now, an hour, and the quicker drive is across the dumbarton bridge. waze makes those estimates and you can do the same on your phone. go to our pro file and join nbc bay area wazers. click the on team selection and select nbc bay area wazers and join if you haven't already. >> thank you, mike. >> 6:53. coming up, a look at the top stories on today in the bay, including breaking news from overnight. the reason two passengers started a violent fight on a flight headed to california. >> first, breaking news out of europe. the czech prime minister said his government will resign over unexplained business dealings. as a result, the country's parliament could be calling for early elections. >> an isis militants stage a surprise attack in northeast syria, killing 22 people. many of those who died were civilians just fleeing the fighting. the islamic state is under attack by coalition forces in s

>> i'd welcome the opportunity to come back to you and walk crow thou the space prize enterprise. it's integrated vision. i want to take a moment that -- is a huge partner for us. >> that's eight seconds. gefor it. >> but, i'd be happy to walk you through that and inform you on that. >> we heard questions about general goldstein about a different set of priorities for the future. much of it involves your work, so i wanted to get a fix on that and other that we may not put as a priority. >>> thank you for that. >> i didn't mean to cut you off. >> no, i didn't want to take your time. i wanted to see if you had more questions. >>> thank you. >> when you think about the can consortium, general remand that you talked about for the bo 2-piece of the national defense send sender. in the meantime is there an ssa gap that needs to be filled that commercial could help with? and maybe general buck if you'd like to answer that as well. >> well, thank you, sir. good seeing you again. >> always. >> i mentioned the data processor. the ability to address some of those nontraditionalal -- that hel

thou do we keep the ideas phl flowing? if they are in there on the front end, working and getting ideas and helping them to guide the process. our general education and reform was guided and driven by inf th faculty on helping develop the skills the students need today and they feel good about the product they produced. >> there is no question we have got to all invest in faculty. in every picture we make now, it is not just the student perspective that we go and ask for money but we ask for a faculty investment. you can't get one without the other. a scholarship is a transaction. i don't really remember a long time ago who put me through school. i just know i didn't come out with a lot of debt. we need two other things. we want you to meet with folks and they have to tell us. you can be a great professor but if you are teaching the wrong thing and not wrong but it is not relevant, let's put it that way. i will tell you and i will say the names of the people in the schools and everything but you know, we represent the publ