nancy: plus, talk about ungrateful.what police officers did to save this turtle moments before it snapped on them. man! plus, saved from the nest. how one of the beloved d.c. eaglets is faring after a late night rescue mission. >> the university of maryland is organizing a group of students to attend the march for science on saturday. i'm cheryl conner. coming up, we will tell you the mission away from campus. brian: outside right now severe thunderstorm warning extended for the district of columbia. prin anne arundel until 5:45. large hail up to golf ball size, downpour and gusts of 50 miles per hour. see the right side of the camera. heavier showers moving east and southeast. we will track those and the latest on this and the upcoming weekend at "abc7 news at 5:00" continues after this. nancy: "7 on your side" with a payout for volkswagen. the judge signed off or there 3 billion criminal fine. volkswagen pled guilty to for conspiracy and obstruction of justice. they also paid out money for a civil case and bought back

then they were ungrateful. they left the firefighters there. here's here is video for another one who once he was free ran to his mother and the family was happily reunited. >> have you ever heard up alternative? do you know what it could be? >> i have no idea. >> for the definition of those who do not know, paul trinity leave is a benefit to allow those who have rescued a puppy or rescue dog to take paid leave to adjust to their companion. this does not count for the men in your life that acts like dogs. a scottish brew company that just opened a brewery in bar in columbus ohio was the first company in the united states turn out there. >> if it bars and staffed they can bring them into work with them, it just made sense that they could if you have a puppy or adopt a dog or rescue dog that you can take some paid leave. it just seems like the thing to do. >> he said they put a limit on the benefits. >> we have limited to one dog per employee just in case anyone tries to rescued dogs and get a nice your office. >> what would you do if you had paw

oh, my, what an ungrateful bitch. the nerve of some people. you know that nurse is actually pretty cool. yeah, maybe that dead fetus makes her smarter. i love you guys. screw you guys. ♪ carry on ♪ dead fetus, no, you never let go ♪ >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. my guest tonight is one of the stars of the "fast and furious" franchise, michelle rodriguez is here, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) really excited. but first, breaking news from the world of advertising. >> pepsi pulling the plug on a controversial ad starring their new spokesmodel, kendall jenner. >> pulling an ad that is being widely criticized for appearing to trivialize protests for social justice causes. >> the soda brand is apologizing for making light of a serious issue, and putting kendall jenner in that position. >> trevor: this is so sad. ( laughter ) once again, we see a kardashian in

i don't think that makes me ungrateful. think that makes me a citizen of the country who also gets to have a voice. and my voice might be different than your voice. but we both get to voice our opinion. >> tucker: of course, and i'm not challenging your right to say what you think and i would defend it, literally. however, i don't understand why a country's desire to protect its border is an expression of hate. what does that mean? >> i think my -- no, i think that my -- the point that i'm trying to make is that the wall is not the best way to protect our borders. listen, i live here. i want this country to be safe. my children are going to grow up in america as american citizens born here. and so i absolutely want our country to be safe, but building a wall that is going to cost, by the way, billions of dollars of american taxpayers, my tax dollars are going to go. >> tucker: i'm sorry, you know what? i don't have any patience for that argument because hold on, i'm sorry. that's not a real argument. >> how is the wall goin

. >> ungrateful. >> troubling. >> misled. >> careless. >> surprising. >> confused. >> unexperienced. >> truthful. >> hard working. >> unpredictable. >> you know they say from the mouth of babes, they're 5th graders. what did you take away from that? >> they were amazing, we took last week, part of what we wanted to do is get outside of washington, hold a mirror up in america to see how the country is responding, we went to wisconsin to new orleans, and the net take away is a couple things. one, people are paying attention like they've never paid attention before. you have 5th graders talking about executive orders, we had a national civics lesson going on the thing about donald trump is he got everybody to pay attention and learn about their government. the other thing is america is not nearly as hysterical in washington as the media is and everybody else in d.c. even trump's strongest opponents are saying, listen, it's only 60 days in, you know, we've seen tougher times and greater challenges and we survived those, so, there the a sense in america, where there is high levels of conc

i don't think that makes me ungrateful. think that makes me a citizen of the country who also gets to have a voice. my boys might be different than your voice, but we both get voices. >> tucker: of course i'm not challenging your right to say what you think, and i wouldn't defend it literally. however, i don't understand why our country's desire to protect its borders is an expression of hate. what>> does it mean? >> n i think that might -- the point that i am trying to make is that the wall is not the best weight to protect our borders. i live here. i want this country to be safe. my children are growing to go up in america as american citizens born here. i absolutely want our country to be safe. but building a wall that is going to cost millions of dollars of taxpayers -- my tax dollars are going to. >> tucker: i don't have any patients for that argument. that's only real argument. >>pr has a well going to protect usus? >> tucker: you say that theyo walls going to be too expensive. you said is an expression of hate, and i

i don't mean to sound ungrateful because many would kill for this and i'm very grateful but if i had known it would be so successful i don't know if i could have done it. throughout my life anything that scares me and a lot of it is the abuse that my family and i suffered as a result of my father, anything that scares me i confronted. you know the thing that scares me the most out of anything, public speaking. when something scares me i want to punch in the face. the success of the book has been very exciting. >> i'm. i'm curious the gentleman that was protesting you getting into the water if that was really an accident. >> it was a total accident and i didn't articulate it well enough reese was guarding the controls and the dump switch is on the collective. as i was raising the collective view was watching everything and he hit it with his palm. he didn't tense up immediately but a few minutes later he's like -- so that was reese, yeah. >> i guess my question is and i haven't read the book and i do apologize for that, you talk about the brotherhood and sisterhood of your units and t

cherry blossoms in peak, you realize what a loser your ungrateful boyfriend is, kick him to the curb.radition of spring cleaning. it could be overwhelming. dana white author of "how to manage your home without losing your mind" here to help us out. good morning. not here for relationship add v vie -- advice. >> no, i'm not. >> should have then to get rid of that good for nothing partner. >> he's good. >> really decluttering. how do you start? an overwhelming thing? >> it is. a lot of people get an urge to spring clean. then they're overwhelmed with clutter. and feel like i can't even spring clean. there is too much stuff in my house. so we are going to talk about how to work through the overwhelming clutter. >> how do we do it? >> number one thing, your goal is to reduce the mess. grab a black trash bag. need to be black so the little people in your home can't see what you are putting inside. decide it is their favorite thing ever. >> by little people, you mean the mice? >> no, i mean the kids. >> sorry. >> yeah. so you go ahead just get rid of trash. usually if there is a mass of clu

you never get the sense that they are ungrateful or that their resentful of the men. >> they were well aware that they were involved in groundbreaking research. >> they felt, including pickering, that science was more important than the other luxuries or other sort of things that we value socially. pickering, even his attitude toward these women, i felt from reading his history was that science is going to benefit from this work and it made no sense to be concerned about anything else about whether they were women -- it may no sense at all. except he paid them much less. i will read this from his diary, he seems to think that no work is too much, or too hard for me. the. no matter what the responsibility or how long the hours. let me raise the question of salary and i'm immediately told that i receive an excellent salary as women's sour sand. does he not know that i have a home to keep an a family to keep as well as the men. i'm surprised women have no claims to such comfort. this is considered an enlightened age, she says. this entry was written right before the women had the right to

>> i don't mean to sound ungrateful because i think there's so many people who would kill for an opportunity to do this, i'm grateful that if i had known it would be so successful i don't know if i could write it but i will say this, throughout my life anything that scares me and i think a lot of it is the abuse that my family and i suffered at the hands of my biological father at the beginning of the book, anytime it's something i confronted, do i know the thing that scares me the most out of everything? so when something scares me, but the success of the book has been very surprising. >> i'm curious if the gentleman that was protesting you all getting into the water, if that was an accident. >> it was a total accident and i guess i didn't articulate it well or maybe it's part of what i said because i felt it was going wrong, reese was guarding the controls and the dump is on the collective so as i was raising the collective and he was launching, he hit it . he didn't fess up immediately but it look like a few minutes later he was like, it was me. so yes. >> i guess my question is, i haven'

did you know that i give oxygen to those wasteful, ungrateful beings and my species will live throughity catering to the blind as they kill me with their engine exhaust gases that created from their idol brains -- i will be driven insane if i had this squishy, gray matter in the cranium, and yes, i am aware of what is in those bags, they are called bodies. my brother in and i have watched the building of empires to the fall of civilizations we give life to every soul that is pushed and pulled into the street possessing planet we have been here longer we gave breath before the was thought. even the dinosaurs were nicer, and yet we have to breathe your gases in the one that makes our roots shrivel, after trunks old and tired like what happens to you after smoke invading your lungs voluntarily, killing me and your cells. i did not ask for your secondhand smoke. all we ever wanted was to touch the clouds that we see as our own heaven, but we are pulled down, chopped for wood, killed for nothing of true worth but these two-legged beings killing me while killing themselves. thank you. [chee

chinese don't much like the north koreans, they recent them, see them as ungrateful for the help they get. the chinese are sending signals. there's been a big debate in the foreign ministry in the military about china being close to north korea. now it's surfacing, which suggests that theoices saying we've got to rein in north korea are getting strongerment they don't want to see a war on the peninsula. they're worried one day south korea or japan might get one which would be a strategic nightmare for china. i actually think the trump administration with all of its rhetoric probably persuaded china to do more than it's ever been willing to do with north korea. so this is lining up okay, very different than the iran thing which again i think is misguided and cokie is exactly right, we have too many things on our plate. i think the north korea policy is beginning to line up. >> richard, you've heard i'm sure what i've heard which is that actually the meeting, as you said in mar-a-lago between donald trump and president xi actually went very well, and it may be because of the bellicose r

[inaudible] >> ungrateful for my honorable friend. he highlighted the back of the prime minister for 12 months -- and all the time said she didn't want one. but isn't it the reality that what has focused her point is a fact that she may well lose some of her backbenchers? >> i think my friend for that intervention. the timing of the election and the role is of course extremely interesting in this and it's interesting the prime minister did not mention it during her contribution. mr. speaker, i give way to the gentleman here. >> he talks about trust in leadership what trust can public put in a leader who has no confidence from his parliamentary colleagues and he is -- by people not an apartment but for people who are outside? >> mr. speaker, i was elected leader of my party by 300,000 votes. i don't know how many people voted for the prime minister to be leader of her party. i suspect it was actually none whatsoever. so, mr. speaker, to the 6 million people working in jobs that pay less than a living wage i simply say this. it doesn't

i don't want to be repetitive but i also don't want to be ungrateful for this opportunity. one of the things we need to keep in mind is that in a day and age when we are used to a -- laws weighed almost by the length and size, the bill of rights is really aces sink and spartan document. principlesundational can fit on one side of one page. wordsocument -- and the are very in cogent. people are guaranteed due process of law. congress shall not make laws respective of the establishment of religion. that is what we have to work with. are you say frozen in time, they are written to our constitutional order, into our constitutional document, but -- and those are the words. we do not change those words except through the process of constitutional amendment. but applying those words to the varying factual circumstances and disputes over the course of more than 200 years is what is challenging. and what -- instead of thinking something that is frozen and mobile in a negative way, i think of it as the phrase the most commonly associated with robert frost. that is "good fences make g

attention and support for everyone we've come to a meeting ever and watching this three years ago ungrateful your for your attendance ultimately seen as number of jobs, real jobs that your staff, not a third-party contractor not us, is proposing , me that is black and we at least this version is black and white. i'm pretty excited to see those numbers. also, the idea would be raising renewable energy percentage, that is great. we need to be heading to 100 as quickly as possible, increasing staffing which will really increase our capacity to execute the kinds of programs and innovative services that we kind of want to see clean power sf eventually comprise. i would be remiss in my role if i do not try to push you a little bit further. i would like to point out that your staff put ford and opt out goal which we had just trounced. now, it looks like an overly conservative goal . also, that we put out a rollout plan which we thought was way too conservative that was knocking at folks all getting into the plan until 2022 and now we see it's totally financially reasonable and logistically sound to

. >> he has been saying ungrateful things like that for a very long time. for his country to get rid of terrorist element. that is ironic. we were bombing isis. we're at war with isis. divorce that from the overall strategy necessary in afghanistan. listen we're grappling with resurgent taliban, corrupt government, afghan military is not capable of securing that country. that is another conversation, how many troops we need whether we are committed to that, great. isis getting another foothold we can't tolerate. i don't care what karzai says, what i care about the afghan president installed. he is fully supportive. charles: everyone took great care to avoid civilian casualties. >> you know what doesn't take great care of civilian casualties? isis. reality they would chop everyone of our heads off if they could, civilians included. charles: one more. reports that the u.s. is ready to -- north korea, if they test the nuke which could happen next 24 hours. china is worried conflict could break out at any moment. what are your thoughts? >> we need china worried