sammy: todd in general. todd: "todd does this. todd does that. todd takes the shirts.dd does anything." -sammy: no, no, no, no, no, no. -covello: there was times where the store wasn't open until 1:00 in the afternoon 'cause he didn't open it. tranchina: fuji was here developing sauces, coming up with ideas, staying till 1:00 in the morning, scrubbing the floor with toothbrushes. lemonis: look, depending on who you listen to, sammy's brother, fuji, is either the guy who ran this business into the ground or the one who made it run. sammy: he helped me develop most of this restaurant on paper before we even came here. [ voice breaking ] and that's the [bleep] truth, marcus. that's the truth. and he's not here anymore 'cause of that reason. and it's -- and it's [bleep] ridiculous. [ sniffling ] [ crying ] lemonis: um... it sounds like you're more hurt that your brother was kicked out. sammy: yeah, he -- he raised me. my parents are hard-working people, you know, first-generation, worked two jobs, sometimes even three. -lemonis: first-generation what? -sammy: from monteneg

todd: 13 after the hour.y of brian terry one step closer to justice after extradition of the accused killer from mexico. but it doesn't stop there. what more needs to be done? brian terry's brother, thank you for being here. the latest developments in this case? >> i think the mexican government for capturing these individuals. todd: what was your reaction when you heard the news? >> i haven't heard anything in a while, kind of relieved, a bigger fight in dc. todd: what are they? >> one of those is the involvement in the previous administration. why not release, in the justice system. why has no one been held accountable in atf, who orchestrated this with eric holder. todd: referring to fast and furious, those who need a reminder explain fast and furious was -- sold 2000 weapons to smugglers. atf lost track of 1400 weapons connected to this program and two guns at your brother's murder scene were connected to fast and furious. why do you think it has taken so long to have any movement, the mexican government

todd: that is a huge alligator. >> much braver than i am. todd: thanks.ve, candace owens and charlie kirk targeted by antifa while having breakfast in philadelphia. todd: candace and charlie refused to back down. they are here live to respond to that. ♪ shannon: molly tibbetts's family now losing hope, her father does not think she was taken against her will. todd: the latest in the investigation. >> i will be honest with you. early on i wasn't as hopeful as i am on. >> reporter: robert tibbetts, father of mollie tibbetts, tells fox he believes his daughter is still alive and left willingly. >> it is only speculation on my part but i think mollie tibbetts is with someone she knows who is over their head, there's some misunderstanding about the nature of their relationship and they don't know how to get out from under this, don't know how to resolve this, probably terrified. >> we need to come forward or put a end to this or need someone who has knowledge of it to come forward and help us bring mollie tibbetts home. >> reporter: the family is publicly lead

todd: do you want energetic? good morning, good friday morning, you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. a fox news alert, a brand-new clue could help investigators track down missing college student molly tibbetts. her family believes she is being held captive. todd: jackie ibanez has more on the desperate quest. >> reporter: two weeks since molly tibbetts vanished from her small town of brooklyn, iowa but investigators could be closer to finding her. search teams coming through ditches after a red shirt was found nearby. an interesting find since employees of the daycare where molly works, the fbi question the owner of the farm and searched his home but he has nothing to hide. investigators say the farmer pled guilty to two counts of stocking. it is believed molly went missing after returning to her boyfriend's home from a jog, she was dog sitting for him while he was out of town for work. investigators chased hundreds of leads and came up empty. molly's family

todd: can you believe it? football is back but to the national anthem protesters make a return to the field? todd: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ tonight is going to be ♪ a good night ♪ tonight is going to be ♪ a good night ♪ jillian: breaking news, america, this is not todd's favorite song. todd: i am not feeling it. shots fired. jillian: strong words, no dancing todd. it is friday. that is enough to make me once to dance a little bit. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first". todd: thank you for starting the day with us. jillian: a brand-new clue could help investigators track down mollie tibbets. her family is still hopeful she is alive. todd: jackie ibanez has more on the dip request to bring todd: mollie tibbets home. >> reporter: it has been two week since she vanished but investigators are step closer to finding her this morning. there's searching to ditches on a pig farm after a red shirt was spotted nearby, and interesting sign, employs of the daycare where mollie tibbe

todd? todd: good stuff. congrats to all the happy couples.ile attempting a traffic stop on thursday night is now reportedly in stable condition. the phoenix police chief highlighting the risk our men and women in blue take when they go to work. take a listen. >> they don't know when they make a traffic stop what's going to happen in that traffic stop but at the same time, day in and day out they get up and put this uniform on. they put a vest on and they go out and protect our community. todd: in fact, there has been a 45% spike in assault against phoenix officers this year alone. assaults wer where the suspect was armed also increased. city conducting a study looking into the alarming spike in police shootings. here to weigh in the president of the phoenix law enforcement association ken crime. thanks so much for being here. why do you think there is a spike of violence against police in your city of phoenix? >> well, todd, good morning. thanks for having me on. a pleasure there is a lot of factors at play spike in violence against police of

todd: didn't summer just start? >> it feels like it. todd: thanks. that was not awkward.first up the good. a bald eagle source into the wild after being nursed back to health, the amazing moment caught on camera. the bird taking off after weeks of recovery in montana after they noticed it was sick. todd: this isn't your typical police chase. cops in south carolina trying to stop this man from slowly getting away on a motorized scooter. it is unclear whether he stole anything. jillian: the ugly. >> what we are seeing, excuse me. >> are you okay? >> know. jillian: bbc weather expert fainting while talking about hot weather. he said he was fine. he took to twitter saying note to self, avoid passing out on live tv. ever so sorry. not my finest interview. it is not funny but we have all had those moments you don't feel well on camera. am i going to pass out? today is a very important day at dairy queen because it is miracle treat day, thursday, august 2nd. if you go to dairy queen today, one dollar or more on every blizzard sold at participating dairy queens throughout the us

todd: let's pivot now to iran.ald trump expressed a willingness to meet with irani and president ronnie without preconditions. are you a fan of this move? >> i don't think it will do any good. it doesn't look like rouhano wants to accept. he does not see engagement as a reward. he sees it as a reward for the adversary and a first step to see if there's any way to come to an agreement. he is the supreme leader, the one that holds the cards in the country so my advice would be if the president will meet with anybody he should push for that meeting but if he stakes the same approach toward iran as north korea which is keep pressure, perhaps as we increase pressure with north korea, as long as we do that with iran, with this president's unconventional ideas it might not be any loss if it doesn't work out. jillian: if this meeting comes to fruition what would you hope to get out of it for the united states? >> at the end of the process the united states put pressure on banks and businesses that are doing business with i

todd: oh, yes. her second husband, richard heppner, died of a heart attack while serving in the pentagon under the eisenhower administration. she was writing children's books at the time. she became very depressed, sad, and her colleagues that she had ,erved with were all in the cia and they started telling her, you need to go see allen dulles. she finally did, and he said, are you ready to come back to work? he took one of her children's books and translated it into japanese, and sent her to japan, where she was a case officer and ran her own agents, continued her influence operations, posing as a children's author. the best cover is always built around a lot of truth, so she definitely continued her use of her japanese. >> and we have a question from dave online. hypothetically speaking, if this is to be made into a film in the next year or so, who betrays betty? -- who portrays betty? ms. todd: sandra bullock will he betty. [laughter] >> you haven't thought about that at all. ms. todd: she can pu

peter: todd shields. todd: does it mean these sites small?ls are you have a big tower that we all know about on the outside of town that everybody in the half-mile of the tower can use it to communicate with her cell phone, but the small cell does not go that far, in my right? we are talking about the frequency of the waves. mr. adelstein: that is exactly right. it is smaller in terms of the size of the equipment and the radio as far as what it covers. small cells cover smaller spots, usually for capacity. in the old days, we used to do it only for voice. we put the towers of command it covered pretty much the whole country. that is like a lamp that covers the whole room. but a small cell is for a dark spot where you need extra capacity. you have the extra light where you need. so when you need extra capacity, small cells are being put in very precise areas. they tend to be more expensive than towers for megabit, so for the same coverage, you are paying a lot more with small cell. so the industry does not do it lightly, but they need more to

ed: thanks, todd.ittle bit about it, slamming the new york times for their report on white house counsel don mcgahn. rachel: the president saying, quote, some members of the media are very angry at the fake story in the new york times. they actually called to complain and apologize. a big step forward from the day i announced the times has been fake news and with their disgusting new board member, it only gets worse. todd: here with his inside author of "the case against impeaching trump" and harvard law professor emeritus, alan dershowitz. mr. dershowitz, thanks so much for about being here. if this were your client, would you condone your client waiving the attorney-client privilege or in this case the executive privilege to allow you to testify if you had something to hide? >> it's a very, very tough call for any lawyer. look. there is no lawyer lawyer-client privilege between the president of the united states and the white house counsel. the white house counsel is not the personal lawyer of the pr

todd: all the major moments, live with reaction.gress together. jillian: the time-honored tradition democrats are throwing in the dirt. "fox and friends first" continues right now. you are watching "fox and friends first" wednesday. todd: thank you for starting your day with us. we begin with a fox news alert. a repatriation ceremony to the remains of servicemembers in south korea overnight. jillian: 55 aluminum transfer cases handed over by north korea 6 decades after the korean war. they will be sent to hawaii to be identified. >> reporter: this was a moving ceremony in south korea attended by military officials, this is just the beginning of what is expected to be a lengthy journey, a sendoff for a journey that will wind up in hawaii. >> this is a solemn reminder that our work is not complete until all have been accounted for no matter how long it takes to do so. >> reporter: from here the remains will be flown to hawaii in an honorable carrie ceremony. vice president mike pence, the son of a korean war veteran, is expect it to b

todd: thank you. you're not with the fcc right now, you used to be but that was another administration. cc there is some controversy saying we have been cut out. what do you see at the bdac? mr. adelstein: we just had a meeting and tried to work out as much as we could. at the a unanimous vote local representative signed off on. in the end it, the ones that are there are strongly advocating for the interest of localities. we are sort of in a place to work together through some of these issues. we have had some very interested, heated debates and we are moving toward more cooperation. can't have reasonable rates and fees. if you want to tax something, tax something causing problems. this is what is creating a greater good for society. smart cities.ncy, getting fees and line is something we feel strongly about. peter: who sets the rates and fees and who can charge them? mr. adelstein: it is the localities who control the rights of way. they may charge a certain amount. they may try to use that because t

thank you, todd.her, selfless police officer ledoux is retiring. >> he did come home. ainsley: he did come home. both father and son are going to join us live to talk about that emotional day coming up next. ♪ a man's good word ♪ge and handshake are all you need that works at liquid speed. you'll ask... what pain? advil liqui-gels minis. ♪ steve: after more than 30 years of service with the south bridge police department officer ledoux made his final radio call but it was who was on the other end of that call that made it so special and a surprise. >> my sincere pleasure to announce after 32 and a half years of service my father selfless police officer dwayne ledoux is retiring and has given his final coach ride. to set free a man who has sacrificed so much of his time for all of us. dad badge number, dad, you are officially code 5. >> love you. [laughter] he did come home. steve: did he come home. joining us is retired officer wayne ledoux from massachusetts and his son from seattle. good morning to

todd: cynthia nixon isn't even agreeing with your message. time to walk it back. rachel: good point, todd. we begin with a fox news alert. the former secretary general of the u.n. kofi annan has passed away. the united nations migration agency says he died peacefully at a hospital in switzerland after a short

of various software todd shipley hey todd is so good to have you back on the show let's hit it hard in the time we have to be ai is becoming really a topic related to advancements in cyber security and we know about ai and all sorts of venues but in cyber security we haven't looked at it so much we have it you have i'm sure companies like tenable are even going public on nasdaq and as someone who works in cyber security think it's just more hype right now or is there really something to all this ai cybersecurity talk. well i think there is something to it it's in its infancy though and what it's actually going to be able to do for the average citizen i mean we still have to look at what ai is currently it's not the panacea it's not the version of you know artificial intelligence where it's thinking for itself it's just machine learning where it's a set of. information that the computer goes through in solves problems and decides whether there's a problem or not based on the information as so it's going to be something that's going to be good eventually but it's certainly not the panace

hey, todd.to dollywood for fun, food, rides, cording ainsley, some unintentional turkey calls. take a listen. ♪ check this out. how cool is this? this rv and rvs like them are really america's home away from home. right here we have the winnebago intent. now time to go exploring. we'll head on off to dollywood. ♪ why did dolly start dollywood? >> she is really proud of this area. she wanted to share the smokey mountain stories with people from around the country, around the world. >> kids and their parents can explore and play and imagine together as a family. >> this is a pretty accessible area for rvs to come and enjoy dollywood. >> certainly. great smokey mountain national park. most visitedded national park in the country. >> most appropriate that dolly who loves rvs herself has her own rv. i win. i never blown glass before. how do we do it? >> well it is pretty easy actually. >> how hot is that? >> 1800 degrees i would say. >> put a little bit of blue on. a little bit of red. go ahead and s

brian todd, thank you for your reporting. let's go to the other side of washington, d.c., now and sara sidner, who's in lafayette park. we do already have some pictures of those white supremacists who have gotten off the metro near foggy bottom. we're showing those pictures next to your live picture as well. so this is starting to happen, sara. what's the mood like there right now? is everything calm at this point? >> reporter: it's very calm. and look, i want to give you an idea. we talk about what the police are going to do. we know what they're going to do. i can show you what they're going to do. you're seeing the group here. they are anti-fascist. they are against unite the right. they're against the white nationalists. they're against racism. they have been going since 1:00. those numbers have grown quite a bit. now, hear is where the unite the right folks are coming from foggy bottom. the police there, you see this sort of no man's land. no one is allowed in between. and this is the side right over here where we are ex

todd is coming to assist. >> he has a can do attitude. >> yeah he does. when he goes to pull the can off the raccoon's head, you can guess what's going to happen. >> get yourself out. >> it's got it's claws on him and he is unable to take the can off. >> pick him up. >> no, they feel like they don't have time here. he goes up a second time after he hits the wall. >> how do you know that raccoon doesn't want that can there. >> the raccoon is not out. he's attempted it twice. >> they have their little hands and thumbs and fingers. >> i thought the same thing. not this raccoon. this raccoon probably wants to get away from the humans it knows is following it but todd refuses to give up. he grabs it and there's those little hands and there you go. >> hey, nice work. >> claws, nails, whatever to help free that raccoon. >> got to take a breather on that one. >> now todd did get scratched up a bit but it's a price he was willing to pay to help this poor animal out in the scorching heat. >> a sky dive seems to be going smoothly. as long as everyone stays inside th

joins us plus the latest in cyprus with the latest on cyber security with todd shipley the c.e.o. of vera software who is with us in d.c. in studio this time and we look at the business of flying cars as our to correspond to trinity charges joins us from new york but this time we've popstars the program with markets the standard and poor's five hundred revenue as an earnings were huge in the second quarter of the year topping ten percent year over year we reported on many of those earnings right here right here so it might not come a surprise that stock markets are doing well but as we reported here yesterday last time they are doing exceedingly well and yesterday the s. and p. five hundred reached a new historical hard plus yesterday the equaled the longest bull run ever in history today stocks were mixed but there's no mistaking the monumental milestone that has been reached and here to put it into perspective is our friend henry ford which the c.e.o. of straw mark hillary thank you as always for being here what do you make of this you're welcome bob well it is very long there h

>> hello. >> stephen: todd, young todd. >> todd, nice to meet you, man. >> stephen: young todd, todd. he's super intelligent. not great at baseball, but loves science. >> all right. well, close enough. we'll take that. >> stephen: have you seen "young sheldon" on cbs? >> i have not. >> stephen: okay. >> ( laughs ) ( laughter ) >> stephen: my last pitch involved making baseball a little more sexy. look, i want to keep this professional. and obviously, i don't want to put you on the spot here. but you're a prime, greased-up slab of man meat. ( laughter ) ♪ ♪ women want a man who will take over half of the chores at home. prove to them you care. you've made cookies. okay? show them the cookies. ( snapshot ) ♪ ♪ here, you read a book. wear glasses. seem smart. you're reading the book. and you're, like, "oh, hmm, i love gayle king's new book." >> i love gayle king's new book. >> stephen: you don't have to say it. just act it. ( laughter ) look at the camera like you're using the puppy for date bait. ( snapshot ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: don't look at me. stephen: blank. now you're reading the book

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is that our friend of the show todd shipley with the of various software todd thank you so much for being here it's great to have you in studio it's great to be here so tell us all the new and exciting news that coming out of there i mean are are we finally getting a handle on what's happening and what's what are the latest things people are talking about sure i mean getting a handle that's maybe there's so much going on and that's what this conference was all about there are so many things in this field that you have to understand there's no one thing that somebody has to know anymore there's so much happening from the io t. stuff the internet of things we've talked about on multiple occasions to drones and where they're falling in the spectrum of cyber attacks or attacks at all and so there's a lot of stuff happening even just basic wife i investigation traditional stuff was talked about so a lot of things including nation state attacks and how those are occurring and what nations are doing those and how we're supposed to defend ourselves against those so the wide spectrum of things bei

adelstein is interviewed by bloomberg news tech reporter todd shields. todd: i am interested in the 5g. a lot people are. what are the benefits of 5g? mr. adelstein: you have smart cities where you can do any services online, you know where to park, traffic will be improved. the benefits go on and on for consumers, to the overall connecteding that are and growing faster, if we get it right. >> watch "the communicators" monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> today, the american institute of certified public accountants holds a conference in washington on changes to the national audit manuals and cyber security fears live coverage begins at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> good afternoon. let's get this level appropriate.

todd, they are not the dummies. to be made, they will get involved. >> absolutely. the challenges, there is an aversion to christianity in hollywood. i think when you're looking at the big studios, they are looking at the bottom line and they see the numbers, they understand that movies like "i can only imagine" and the beautiful christmas film that came out, "the star," powerful movies, very well thought, and at the end of the day, packing those theater seats and that is. >> shannon: i got to ask you both, if you could ask god to a question, i believe that we could talk to him and ask questions and he expects us to have doubts and questions, what is on the top of your list? megan, we'll start with you. >> i have two little boys, they want to know why the dinosaurs missed the ark i didn't get on with the tigers still made it. they want to know why saturn has rings in outer space. i got a lot of those questions. and i want to know that, too i'm looking forward to asking the lord that. >> shannon: todd? >> i want to k

the wealthy really enjoyed going to seances and believed in it, especially mary todd lincoln. she was really big into the spiritualism and afterlife, ok? ok, this is something i thought was funny. it is sheet music. look at what it is called spirit rappings. they even wrote music about that, and the seances, people gathered round the table, held hands, and talk to the dead. like i said before, mary todd lincoln and queen victoria were really big into spiritualism, and i believe that mary todd lincoln kind of learned it from queen victoria, because they wrote to each other and discuss this in depth. ok. ok, here we go. this is some spirit photography. the man at the end is named william -- he started spirit photography, which is essentially double exposures. someone would come in and described their loved one and he would find someone who looked like them, take a photo. they looked happy thinking that was their loved one with them. the one on the end is definitely looks like a sheet. somebody believed it was true. he capitalized on spirit photography and made a lot of money fro

todd: in the short run, the u.s.a safe haven, ubt i would -- but i would at least look at it, this movement creates opportunities overseas as well. one of the things investors have to look at, not just riding the indices. i think the push for passive etf's, low cost, becomes dangerous for investors in these volatile markets with the disruption type of white house. you are much better served, i feel, and our research shows, with more active management built into the portfolio. somebody has to be picking between who the winners and losers are, rather than sitting aside, riding a passive index up and down. from our standpoint, active management, 45% of the u.s. equity funds outperformed their indexes in 2017. on the international front, 55% surpassed their indexes in 2017. so one of the corollaries we see for the next couple of years, with this new paradigm shift, is, we think passive is way overdone. we think active has a big role going forward.investors need to look at that , and look at making sure that they are putt

>> guest: well, todd, you're exactly right. every element of the federal government is really behind this 5g. we couldn't ask for more support from the fcc, from congress and from the white house as well as support we're getting in state legislatures across the country. all of them are trying to do the best they can to remove barriers to deployment, to create more opportunities for spectrum and to help get people trained. what we need to make 5g work is more spectrum as soon as we can get it, we need to eliminate barriers to siting of wireless infrastructure, and we need to make sure we have people properly trained to actually build these networks. today we don't have the work force that we need to get the job done. so we're finding support on all of those fronts. so we're really -- the wind's at our back in that sense. but at the same time, there's a real challenge to getting it done. spectrum's very difficult to come by. we're still seeing resistance in some communities on siting. and the work force issues take a long time to

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this time, todd frazier hits on. de mets take a 2-0 lead. to the eith, nats trying to get something going. here juan soto single, he tries to extend it into a double. he's moving fast. goingo go for the bag, but his leg comes off the bag on a slide. he's called out. that shutout in three straight games for the t firste in team history. 3-0, 8 1/2 games back of the braves. >> we have opportunities early, we can't score points. it's frustrating right now 37 a lot of zeros, we have to come back tomorrow. we have to start swinging the bat. we're behind. we had opportunities for, we couldn't. >> baseball this afternoon, a camden yards, game one of the doubleheader with the yankees. th's my favorite sho of the day. tie game in thethird, it's a three-run home run. yankeesp 3 5-2. more yankees power. a two-run shot to right. no doubt about that one, that one clears the wall easily. new york wins the first game 10-3. to the nightcap, andrew castern on the mouor the orioles, already down a run, baseslo ed. and caster gets away. flies in safely under t

i like the way todd put it. todd introduced almost no politics in anything that he said and i think he is exactly right. the economy and the market can survive whatever happens politically and will survive whatever happens politically. even if president trump were to have a glorious another, however many years it is he might be in office with no impeachment, the market will go down, economy will enter recession at some point during that period. we know that to be a fact. from an economy or market perspective i'm not concerned about what happens next. cheryl: the theme seems impeachment, markets would survive. we heard different comments. nicole, i want to talk about looking at under the trump economy and under the trump presidency is unemployment. unemployment was high particularly in 2010 when the recession was in full swing. we are almost at full employment. wages are not great but better. the can chart began under the last president but gotten better and better under president trump into i don't want to put s

of various software thanks as always for being with us todd. thanks for having me. and now we move to paris where our two charlotte dubinsky looks at prices and competition as companies seek to gain market share some say there's something really rotten here charlotte. as competition intensifies in the supermarket sector new alliances are emerging on the one so right here in france retailers like c.e.o. . have teamed up with germany's metric forming a new purchasing alliance called horizon on the other one of the biggest names in the supermarket sector here more has decided to collaborate with system you but it hasn't stopped the calf or is even eyeing a bigger prize and has announced a partnership with a new case tesco why one of the big threat in europe is amazon entering the grocery market as the online retailer marches towards becoming a trillion dollar company it's jumped into the supermarket sector with its acquisition of whole foods it's also struck a deal with french company casino putting it directly with fall so as the marketplace gets a little less diverse

thanks to todd johnson. the rest will stick with me here as we continue to follow the white nationalist rally in washington, d.c. the group of protesters making their way from d.c., making their way home after that small assembly in lafayette plaza earlier today. >>> coming up rudy giuliani hits the airwaves and leaves the viewers with more confusion than answers. plus, the white house is fired back at omarosa after she revealed secret tapes of her firing, which happened in the white house situation room. part of her exclusive interview on nbc's "meet the press." >> tech: at safelite autoglass, we really pride ourselves on making it easy for you to get your windshield fixed. with safelite, you can see exactly when we'll be there. saving you time for what you love most. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making america's #1 shave. precision machinery and high-quality materials from a

nbc chuck todd asked that question.e said. >> chuck, if i did not have this recording people would still believe the false, incredible story that i was running around the white house. the false story that was told by a reporter and repeated by this network and other reporters that i tried to charge the residents at the white house. it's a lie. if i didn't have this recording, people would still think i was trying to set off alarms. yes, i had to protect myself and i have no regret about it. >> joyce, you know there's two sides. one is she face legal jeopardy here and was her defense of doing that good enough? >> this is the most reducktive vision of a white house and presidency that one can imagine. it's demeaning to the office. the people inside the white house were in such a state they felt like had to to tape and counter tape themselves. i can't imagine it. the reality is there's security issues, national security consideration going on in the situation room and this area. this is not a place for personal drama. this

>> todd, you are exactly right. every element of the federal government is really behind this effort on 5 g. we couldn't ask for more support from the fcc, from congress, and from the white house. as well as support that we're getting in state legislatures across the country. we're finding that all of them are trying to do the best they can to remove barriers to employment, create more opportunities for spectrum and help us get people trained to do these jobs. those are the three issues for us. what we need to make 5 g work, is more spectrum, as soon as we can get it. we need to eliminate barriers to siting of wireless infrastructure and make sure we have people properly trained to build these networks. today we don't have the workforce that we need to get the job done. we're finding support from policymakers on all of those fronts. the wind is at our back in that sense. at the same time, there's a rall challenge in getting it done. these are not minor issues. spectrum is difficult to come by. we are still seeing re

[laughter] todd: the governor trying to walk it back and geraldo rivera here to react. one university requiring students to take a class bashing president trump. what's that all about? we will dissect it coming up when "fox & friends" on a

with chuck todd on "meet the press." at issue is john kelly's secret recording. >> if we make this a friendly departure, you can look at your time here in the white house as a year of service to the nation. and then you can go on without any type of difficulty in the future relative to your reputation. >> can i ask you a couple questions? is the president aware -- >> let's not go down the road. this is a non-negotiable discussion. >> i don't want to negotiate. this is my departure, i want an opportunity to understand -- >> no, we can talk another time. this has to do with serious integrity violations. so i'll let it go at that. so the staff and everyone on the

it's co-owned by todd wagner and mark cuban that's the update for this hour. scott back to you. >>> let's go to eamon javers in washington, d.c. the white house with breaking news >> that's right, the president is meeting with his cabinet at the white house. reporters are in there with him. we don't have video just yet, but the president is asking a number of questions. just asked treasury secretary steven mnuchin about sanctions the president said on turkey, they want to hold a wonderful pasture and it's not fair, not

weai todd, thank you very much.m with cfra research. >> coming up, when a heat wave gives you lemons. ♪ ♪ >>> the trump administration is proposing a rollback of federal ems standard. the white house wants to freeze a rule mandating that automakers make cars more fuel efficient. the rule sets a showdown for the state of california which wou supersede that state owe own strict emissions rules which ha been in place for a long time. >> fiat chrysler is recalling more than 1 million ram pickup trucks. thautomaker wants to fix a defect that could result in the tail gate while moving. there haven't been injuries or accidents connected to the defect. >>> a longtime staple of the american mall has filed for bankruptcy again. brooksne, famous for its massage chairs and gadgets that we didn't know we needed, plans to close all 100 of it remaining mall stores. this is the company's second bankruptcy filing in.our yea the plan now is to keep its website up and running along with some airport outlets as it looks for a buyer. >>

john and todd are back. john the first phrase in the first tweet he may regret saying funding is secured for all of this, if it is secured, tell us who it is. who is giving him $70 billion which is how much it would take to private advertises this company at 420 a share -- privatize. >> that is scary word, david, you're right. secured part of the secured funding is ec will hinge on. this is wall street. not a matter you think you have funding or handshake deal. you have to have a signed contract to say you have secured funding. certainly appears to be a violation of sec laws. don't know where the funding would come from. to me google or apple would be best. sovereign wealth fund, only time will tell. david: todd, i owe you one, we have breaking news, 21st century fox, parent company of this network, fox business and fox news, reporting fourth quarter results. let's go to deirdre bolton with all the numbers. let's go to deirdre bolton. >> hi, david. this is a beat on both the top and bottom line. the company

brian todd and sara sidner y in washington for us. brian, from what you have seen, how do the crowd sizes compare from the supremists and the counter protesters and what kind of opolice presence has been out there? >> reporter: ana, it is a large police presence as you can see behind me. some of the protesters are angrily chanting and yell agent the polic -- yelling at the police officer, because we saw some bolster the ranks here and some of the motorcycle police rev the engine, and that drew them closer and chanting at the police, and no major flare ups yet, but these are some of the antifa protesters and the black lives matter protesters and the antifa with the black masks and the black clad and the bandanas over their faces, and they get into the confrontations with the with the police, and this is not atypical of the situation like this, and there are chants and the police are holding their ground pretty common place for the situation like this. the white supremists protesters were probably about 200 yards this way, and again, th

let's go off the charts with todd gordon with trading analysis.com hi, todd hi, melissa. >> if you looknd the volatility that we've seen and it's held up quite well and this is the smh on the weekly. and i know b.k. likes to surf the wave and today is the first push for one, and beautiful breakout in wave three and this is a holding pattern, sort of biding its time before we break out and i think semis have held up quite well. no surprise and what i'd like to trade here is nvidia just a lot of consolidation and no activity of downside support break. i like the look here and if we just clear this and outline this about a 265 level and obviously, we've had some upgrades here pointing to above 300. i would like to trade here and i would like to break out above 265 and the risk/reward and the risk in 1x, and i like nvidia on the topside. >> next up is amazon, and this is just one of the most boring, beautiful, uptrending charts on this beautiful parallel channels here and guys, you have to make sure you're switching over to the chart, and you're looking at percent change, and when you do th

politicking on larry king later in the program former republican governor of new jersey christine todd whitman joins me for a one on one conversation about harsh criticisms of donald trump and her calls for the president to step down stick around for that later but first on wednesday china announced a new round of tariffs in the intelli ation fight for terrorists that the troubled ministration has slapped on chinese goods entering the u.s. what's the impact of this latest escalation in the trade war between the united states and china and will the president pay a political price for this negative impact of the terror battle has placed on some of his most ardent supporters we'll talk about that and more with bob livingston former republican member of congress from louisiana a state that will be heavily hit by china's tariffs he's in new orleans and in washington chris lew he served as white house cabinet secretary and deputy secretary of labor during the obama administration he's now a senior fellow at the vigil. miller center so we you bob on china announced plans twenty five. thinking

. >> host: before we bring in todd shields from bloomberg to look at the policy issues you will face will we be seeing more towers because of ig? >> guest: we will see some more towers. the equipment on the existing powers are being swapped out or upgraded with 5g and that the same time there's a need for a lot of additional settings. we have less than 200,000 towers in america today that we estimate we are going to need in the next eight years or so 800,000 small cells, upwards of 800,000 critic could be more or it could be less. in the next few years it will be quadruple what we have done in the last 30 years in terms of the numbers of towers rebuilt. >> host: todd shields is here to help us break down some of the policies. guess i'm interested in 5g and i think a lot of people are. why do we care? what are we going to do with all the speed that were going to get as is that builds out? >> guest: the consumer gets faster speed. they get less what is called latency and they get the ability to benefit from a faster growing economy. a lot of the benefits go to the industrial use, will

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. -- todd south. todd: this is not really cater to in terms of the developer going into boot camp, coming out of boot camp. how does it affect the perception by your colleagues? are slowerar men that told that they are women, that they are the p-word, so it becomes normal to say derogatory things about women. that is part of the dilemma that women have in the marine corps wednesday graduate -- when they graduate. tonight oner words" c-span at 9:00 p.m. eastern. the c-span bus has arrived by for the 39th stop about 50 capitals tour, along the island of oahu, visiting the capital of honolulu. to have youited here. i think this is a great opportunity for showcasing hawaii across the nation. welcome and aloha. >> i want to give a warm welcome to the cable satellite network, better known as c-span. while in hawaii, i know c-span will enjoy the beauty, the sunshine, and of course the aloha of the 50th state, also known as the aloha state. i am sure c-span will feel the spirit as it embarks on discovery of h