. >> this video was filmed in january for uninterrupted but was released this afternoon ahead of thell-star weekend. >> police officers will be on the campus of the high school in lafayette tomorrow after an air gun was found in a student's locker. after seeing the realistic gun, administrators intervened. he was removed from campus. both lafayette police and the school are investigating what was found. >> a middle school coach turned himself in on charges of child molestation and pornography. katie marzullo has the details. >> reporter: clifford was a long-time p.e. teacher and track and field coach in san jose until this september. that's when as the principal said in a statement, courageous students reportd suspicious behavior by the former employee and school and district administration acted immediately. san jose police say he was taking pictures of female students. investigators examined several of the coach's electronic devices and say they found numerous inappropriate images in his possession. parents knew something was up when he left the school, but they're just now learnin

. >> if you'd like to see the whole thing uninterrupted go to want and click on tv show or check it out mobile app. ♪ >>> you've got a lot of packing to do, but you've got two rambunctious girls that won't let you. you hand them some markers, except after a little while you don't hear them. mom goes to check, this is what she finds. >> what did you guys do while mommy was packing? >> i painted makeup. >> they went at their faces with these markers. they say it's their makeup. >> this is a total makeover, okay, head to toe. the fingernails, too. >> this is little abriella and lincoln, obviously partners in crime. >> how beautiful is it? >> so beautiful. >> that was one day. on another day mom is trying to get some work done on the computer and that day -- >> things got quiet again. >> things got quiet again and they went not after themselves but this time after their kitchen. >> i have a showing today at 4:00 on my house -- >> they're showing this house? >> yes. >> that was a total body makeover. this is a total home makeover. >> so this is what my daughters -- >> no! no, that's just a c

. >> for the entire song, uninterrupted, i'm sure you want to hear it because this debate can rage on mini.com, click on tv show or use our mobile app. >>> not quite sure what anybody in the videos were thinking. >> oh, they are going to get hurt. >> let's be honest, they weren't thinking. dude on a bike. a rail. >> send it. send it. send it. >> oh. >> oh, wow. >> the sound was worse. >> that sound is nasty. >> play it again. >> that was bro's skull just like -- >> oh. [ bleep ]. >> i don't know why it's so tough to wear a helmet. >> did he die? he dead? >> are the brains still inside his head. >> on the comments on his page folks are saying they are just happy he is all right. >> knock it off. >> anybody up for rolling blading? >> no. >> the ladies want in on this, too, my brothers. bracket creaming ] -- [ screaming ] >> it's exactly what i was hoping was going to happen. they started at the top of the hill. >> the one was able to stop. about you the other -- bam! i mean, full speed ahead. [ screaming ] >>> things are about to get crazy. >> going to get a bit real. >> except that som

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. >> this video was filmed in january for uninterrupted but was released this afternoon ahead of the >> police officers will be on the campus of the high school in lafayette tomorrow after an air gun was found in a student's locker. after seeing the realistic gun, administrators intervened. he was removed from campus. both lafayette police and the school are investigating what was found. >> a middle school coach turned himself in on charges of child molestation and pornography. katie marzullo has the details. >> reporter: clifford was a long-time p.e. teacher and track and field coach in san jose until this september. that's when as the principal said in a statement, courageous students reportd suspicious behavior by the former employee and school and district administration acted immediately. san jose police say he was taking pictures of female students. investigators examined several of the coach's electronic devices and say they found numerous inappropriate images in his possession. parents knew something was up when he left the school, but they're just now learning of his arrest.

the battle started over this video of james criticizing president trump on "uninterrupted" james' videom. >> the number one job in america is someone who doesn't understand the people. and really don't give a [ bleep ] about the people. >> keep the political commentary about yourself. or as some might say, shut up and dribble. many claim my line was racist. uh, what? if you're a white nba player and said that stuff that he said about obama, you would never play again. >> reporter: this is not the first time james has been critical of the president. in september, calling the president a bum. in a tweet saying, going to white house was a great honor, until you showed up. james actually thanked ingraham saying she gave him another opportunity to you can about the issues he thinks are important. she's invited him on her show. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> lebron was on fire at the all-star glaims night. we'll have the hit lights in a moment. zblths. >>> "black panther" set records. it brought in $192 million in over the weekend. it's fifth. it sets a new mark for a february opening. >

the latest round of the talks started yesterday and only wrapped up this morning after a full uninterrupted twenty four hours of negotiations merkel's chief of staff peter meyer joked as they left the talks that all of them needed a shower so what should we expect now after the deal was reached to all of a tells us. the social democrats they will hold on to the foreign ministry the labor ministry the justice family and environment ministries that they held in the previous government but they will gain the very powerful german finance ministry now after a moment it's unknown which position martin schulz would favor whether he would want to be the foreign minister all whether he would want to head up that finance ministry whatever position martin childes ultimately takes he may well regret giving this statement back in september. and. mr schultz do exclude the possibility of being a minister in the cabinet led by merkel or that c.d.u. c.s.u. . yes yes absolutely i would never be part of a government so what happens next well it all goes down to a vote by the s.p.d. membership that's four hund

latest round of the talks started yesterday and only wrapped up this morning after a four and there uninterrupted twenty four hours of negotiations merkel's chief of staff peter outlier joked as he left the talks that all of them needed a shower so what should we now expect after the deal was reached peter oliver reports what is this painful compromise well the social democrats they will hold on to the foreign ministry the labor ministry the justice family and environment ministries that they held in the previous government but they will gain the very powerful german finance ministry now after a moment it's unknown which position martin schulz would favor whether he would want to be the foreign minister all whether he would want to head up that finance ministry whatever position martin childes ultimately takes he may well regret giving this statement back in september. so. mr schultz do exclude the possibility of being a minister in the cabinet led by merkel or that c.d.u. c.s.u. . yes yes absolutely i would never be part of a government so what happens next well it all goes down to a vote by the

prevent is to make sure that hezbollah, the iran-backed militia here ionn lebanon,'t get completely uninterrupted supply lines, basically frirut all the way across to iran. they want to make sure, also, that there iranians't building a permanent military presence inside syria. so they want to make sure that those military baseshat the iranian forces are on in syria already aren't going to stay, and are certainly not going to creep close to their borders. so from the israeli perspective to, have iranian drones coming into their territory, certainly increases the tensions aroundan thisthe israelis have said that that is something that they will not acceptre >>ivasan: and from the syrian government's perspective, they're saying you are attain locations inside our borders. >> indeed. this it's war in syria has en for years, but even more so this week, we've seen that this is a hugely multifaceted war. essentially it's several wars going on at once, so the syrian government is saying, "well, israeli jets were inse our territory," but you've also got a ge amount of international involvement in this war

shirt proclaiming i stand with eighty the president's remarks remained uninterrupted he was scripted and stayed glued to the words that appeared in the teleprompter and. and it worked the result he spoke about his america first agenda not meaning america alone he was in fact warmly received and avoided up setting global political and business leaders most of us recall that he didn't do quite that of on his few forced foreign forays last year to the middle east and to europe and the reception in davos with business leaders was likewise pretty positive his davos speech home to many and was a success by almost any measure that's the fellow who should show up for the state of the union davos teleprompter chump so doing so is particularly important given the heightened an angry and tegan ism of many democrats the president shouldn't inflame already smoking embers many recall rep joe wilson's shouting out you lie during one of president obama's state of the union addresses it was by any reasonable standard pretty bad form the u.s. house of representatives where the speech is delivered is n

probably this round of talks started on tuesday and only wrapped up on wednesday morning after a four uninterrupted twenty four hours of negotiations merkel's chief of staff peter all of them are joked as he left the talks that all of them now and needed a shower. now the social democrats martin salt has just announced that subject to approval under coalition and new cabinet will become foreign minister if confirmed as the country's top diplomat he will step down as the party's leader and be forced to. do exclude the possibility of being a minister in the cabinet and learn about merkel or that c.d.u. c.s.u. . yes yes absolutely i would never be part of a government. peter our look at what we can now expect after this long awaited deal what is this painful compromise well the social democrats they will hold on to the foreign ministry the labor ministry the justice family and environment ministries that they held in the previous government but they will gain the very powerful german finance ministry so what happens next well it all goes down to a vote by the s.p.d. membership that's four hundred sixt

nancy pelosi took to the op to the house floor to put on some theater of her own holding the floor uninterrupted for eight hours and calling on congress to protect aka recipients from imminent deportation amidst a government spending battle the minority leader did certainly generate headlines but was ultimately outdone as the government appears to be on course for a long term funding agreement that once again leaves the questions of dreamers kicked a few more weeks down the road so as both left and right wait with bated breath to see what comes of this theatrical production we're joined today by political analysts and commentators desk and jonathan harris to make sense of what exactly the audience can expect this week. from our favorite thank you so much you guys for coming out i want i want to start you know one of the central messages of closers speech was that she would not be supporting the broader budget deal that's being rolled out since she hasn't gotten a firm commitment that there would also be a vote a darker job that i will start with you during the shutdown of the democrats' message

round of the talks started on tuesday and only wrapped up on wednesday morning after a full on an uninterrupted twenty four hours of negotiations merkel's chief of staff peter altman are joked as he left the talks that all of them now needed a shower and meanwhile the social democrats martin shultz has just announced that subject to approval of the coalition and the new cabinet he'll become foreign minister if confirmed as the country's top diplomat he will step down as the party's leader and be forced to eat his own words. mr schultz exclude the possibility of being a minister in the cabinet led by merkel c.d.u. c.s.u. . yes yes absolutely i would never be part of a government. artie's peter all over it looks at what we can expect after this long awaited deal what is this painful compromise well the social democrats they will hold on to the foreign ministry the labor ministry the justice family and environment ministries that they held in the previous go. but they will gain the very powerful german finance ministry so what happens next well it all goes down to a vote by the s.p.d. membership t

latest round of the talks started on tuesday and only wrapped up on wednesday morning after a four uninterrupted twenty four hours of negotiations. chief of staff peter omar joke as he left the talks that all of them needed a shower now the social democrats martin schultz has just announced that the subject is that subject to approval of the coalition and the new cabinet will become foreign minister if confirmed as the country's top diplomat he will step down as the party's leader and be forced to eat his words. mr schultz exclude the possibility of being a minister in the cabinet led by merkel all the c.d.u. c.s.u. . yes yes absolutely i would never be part of a government artie's peter all over looks at what we can expect after this long awaited deal. what is this painful compromise well the social democrats they will hold on to the foreign ministry the labor ministry the justice family and environment ministries that they held in the previous government but they will gain the very powerful german finance ministry so what happens next well it all goes down to a vote by the s.p.d. membership th

to room in the house savoring the memory is from when she had been able to spend seven to eight uninterrupted hours. she'she swore i will would neven tolerate a translation. the difference between the original translation she likened to path between the glass of rich old high-fiber fine and the same one thrown into record water. indeed, trips to the poorest and i have tafter sort of contrast n jefferson has the same thing that he doesn' doesn't monticelh is to say this room here is south facing and get gorgeous sunlight. they share a bedroom on the east facing side. so here is the sunny reading room. they were the closest that her daughters would come to realize what would be dreamt up in 1929 a room of one's own in a world with its demand could not intrude. a place devoted only to its intellectual life. martha attempted to widen the boundaries of jefferson's perfect confidence in the ability to educate in the privacy of his own home was certainly justified by the admiration and praise of all to monticello. but lacking any public expression of her many gifts what more could she hope to be on

. >> lebron added the reason he started uninterrupted is to have a platform to discuss things they believed not cut in small sound bites. as long as he has a platform, he will speak out on social issues. >> thanks, andy. he has a huge platform. >> as you can see, he is determined to use it. he will not let anyone stop him from using it. >> i don't know how smart it is to take on lebron james. he is more popular than laura ingraham. >>> the u.s. women's hockey team is cruising into the gold medal game in dominating style. >> that's right. coy wire has more from pyeongchang. good morning, coy. >> reporter: top of the morning to you, rene and alex, or the night from pyeongchang. team usa needed this despite a number of record olympians here, the u.s. is not in the top five of the medal count. the women's team loves this after the men's team got blown out. facing finland, the women jumped out to an early lead. they absolutely dominated as you mentioned, rene. they scored two goals at one point in 34 seconds. it's back to the gold medal round again for the third straight olympics. they lost to

according to the house historian, her speech was the longest ever uninterrupted speech on the house floor. it lasted more than eight hours. here is a half-hour portion. alternatives. this is yet another attempt to stack the deck further against working families. mr. speaker, this debate is an utter waste of time. every decor rageous patriotic dreamers lose their status. every day the american dream slips further out of reach. as members of congress, we have a moral responsibility to act now to protect dreamers who are the pride of our nation and are american in every day but on paper. i use this occasion as opposing this bill to speak further about social justice in america. the american people want congress to pass a dream act. 84% of americans support a path to citizenship to dreamers or permanent status. 8% on the path to citizenship. 70% of republicans back either citizenship or permanent status. he three b.'s, business, badges, our law enforcement community, bibles. pass loring congress to the dream act. earlier this month i stood with evangelical leaders to call on the speaker to br

(it's an uber thing they do on uninterrupted)...out how they strive for greatness in their personal lives as well as on the court and how being an all star never gets old.. <"out of the best players in the world...welcome to the world. there's a lot of people on this earth. we had the best game that night. that says a lot then you come back to your neighborhood and say that? common man, you feel like you can die at that moment you know">( darya )oh and remember how lebron and steph chose their teams in secrecy but we all wanted to see them sweating it out??? well it turns out it was steph.. nba commish adam silver just ratted him out.. saying curry was the one who said "give us a break. we changed the format for the first time. let's see how it goes, and we can talk about televising it" and the commishner said he agreed with steph. so maybe next year we'll get to see who was picked last. ( darya ) oh and remember how ( darya ) oh and remember how lebron and steph chose ( darya ) 5 local legends are going in to the bay area sports ha

formusic business shrank pretty much 15 years uninterrupted.page streaming ticket back up, and spotify is far and away the market leader -- paid back up. ticked it will be really bad for music rights holders if the stock plummets, especially because all three of the major user companies -- universal, sony, userarner companies -- universal, sony, and warner -- own stakes in spotify. sony is listed in the filing. it owns almost 2% of the company. it is one of the largest holders out there. it would be bad for them if spotify tanks in some way. if spotify did well, that would likely be because it is adding subscribers and growing revenue, and almost all of that money is going to those rights holders -- 70%. as spotify goes, so go most of the music companies. emily: meantime, other streaming music companies that have gone public have struggled. pandora.- like shares have popped today. is this a company that could see a turnaround, or is the story written you can lucas: it is hard to see a sharp turnaround for pandora because one of the reasons it h

i think the correction that we had was needed, we had almost two years uninterrupted without a correctiont spooked the market, perhaps, threat of inflation and maybe rising rates. yesterday the day before with two bad prints having the market go up maybe sets that aside a little bit and i think that, you know, that maybe we are underestimating some of the problematic and there's a lot of structureed products and notes that had an issue and that forced program selling. i think a lot of that is out of the way and i still don't think the fundamentals are solid. lawyer raur in your view, edward, did anything change this week versus last week because inflation is certainly still here as is arguably a strengthening economy? >> i think that we have obsession that they'll never be fluctuations in prices. lauren: i just want it to go up. >> in reality things will go up. we can see that time and time again. we are still 5% below an all-time high and we are recovering from that all-time high. lauren: edward, we are going into a long weekend, holiday weekend, do you think that changes anything for in

from room to room in the house savoring memories of when she'd been able to spend seven to eight uninterrupted hours on her latin. having mastered it well enough to read virgil in the original, ellen swore i will never again tolerate a translation. [laughter] the difference between the original and john dryden's translation she liked to, quote, between a glass of rich, old, high-flavored wine and the same wine thrown into a quart of duck water. indeed, trips to poplar forest -- and i have to sort of contrast. again, jefferson does the same thing at poplar forest that he does at monticello, which is to say so there's this room here is south-facing and gets gorgeous sunlight. the girls shared a bedroom on the east-facing side. there we go. so here's jefferson's sunny reading room. [laughter] the trips to poplar forest were the closest that martha's daughters would come to realize what author virginia woolf would dream of in 1929, a room of one's own. a place into which the world, particularly with its demands on women, could not intrude, a place devoted only to the intellectual life. so certainl

in a video interview with uninterrupted... an online sports programming network.ay lebron posted a picture on instagram with a caption "i am more than an athlete" today during media day the cavaliers forward thanked ingraham for helping him create more awareness. lebron james:"we will definitely not shut up and dribble. i would definitely not do that. i mean too much to society...i mean too much to the youth...i mean too much to so many kids that feel like they don't have a way out and they need someone to lead them out of the situation they are in."(jr stone) warriors guard, steph curry... whose all-star team is preparing to face team lebron on sunday night... supports james' stance and gave his thoughts on ingraham's comments. steph curry:"i've hear that plenty of times before that's the tone people try to put athletes and black athletes in a box to say basketball is the only thing you can provide in this world. obviously very upsetting and i think the way the response is to highlight all the good we all are doing lebron included kd included every single nba ath

they recently taped a podcast together for uninterrupted and they did not just stick to sports.s critical of the way president trump had carried himself while in office. >> the number one job in america, the point of person, is somebody who doesn't understand the people. and really don't give a [bleep] about other people. while we cannot change what comes out of that man's mouth, we can continue to alert the people that watch us, that listen to us, that this is not the way. >> reporter: so james' comments did not go over well with fox new. >> there might be a cautionary lesson in lebron for kids. this is what happens when you attempt to leave high school a year early to join the nba. and, it is always unwise to seek political advice from someone who gets paid $100 million a year to bounce a ball. so keep the political commentary to yourself, or as someone once said, shut up and dribble. >> as you expect, that didn't sit well with durant. he told usa today that was definitely an ignorant comment. i do play basketball, but i'm a civilian and i'm a citizen of the united states, so

jail who helped get bin laden everybody knew was probably there in the government and he lived uninterrupted. pakistan has her own death row as she was drawing water they began beating her as they lay on the ground bleeding and everybody watched as she cried out for help when the policey finally arrived they thought she hahad been saved only to be arrested yet we have $30 billion to pakistan over the last deca decade. they will send yourt money anywhere and instead of abroad i don't we have nationbuilding here at ho home. so 90 billion for emergency relief. but sending it to pakistan and countries who burn our flag why don't we keep that money here at home and to say to the government at large that they have to spend a little less. anybody have less money this year than you had last year if you take a pay cut across the board, you have more than enough money to pay for the disaster relief but nobody is going to do that because they are fiscally irresponsible. the day of reckoning may be the collapse of the market. it's happened when countries within their currency and begin to believe that t

lebron has been critical of president trump in the past and especially on his multi-media platform uninterruptedthink he cared about the people and it was ingram who said lebron should just shut up and dribble and not talk about politics. i spoke with lebron yesterday and asked him about what he thought about what she had to say. >> we definitely will not shut up and dribble. i would definitely not do that. i mean too much to society, i mean too much to the youth, i mean too much to so many kids that feel like they don't have a way out and they need someone to help lead them out of the situation they're in. for me to sit up here in the greatest weekend of the nba all-star weekend, and i get to sit up here and talk about social injustice, equality and why a woman on a certain network decided to tell me to shut up and dribble. so thank you, whatever her name is, i don't even know her name. >> reporter: we're just hours away from the 67th nba all-star game here in los angeles, and for the first time ever it's not going to be eastern conference versus western conference. the two teams were drafted b

. >> lebron added the reason he started uninterrupted is to have a platform to discuss things they believeut in small sound bites. as long as he has a platform, he will speak out on social issues. >> and he is very vocal. a supporter of hillary clinton's campaign. >> and trayvon martin. he showed up with the hoodie on. >> and recently called president trump a bum. >> i remember that, too. >> he's not stopping anytime soon. >>> the u.s. women's hockey team is cruising to gold medal game in dominating style. >> and coy wire has more from pyeongchang. good morning, coy. >> good morning, rene and alex. the thing that jumped out to me for team usa over finland. four of the five goals scored by golden gophers. gophers gone wild in pyeongchang. put the puck in the net early in the match. davidson had one as well. and two scores on the board for team usa. hilary knight was the only former non gopher goal for team usa. the u.s. face the winner of the canada match versus olympic athletes from russia which starts in an hour from now. the u.s. looking to capture the first gold since 1998. figure skati

according to the official, the president has faith in kushner to keep working uninterrupted. the move was ordered by john kelly who ahlehelerted staffers will no longer be able to access sensitive secrets. kelly had the president's blessings. >> i will let general kelly make that decision. he's going to do what's right for the country and i have no doubt he'll make the right decision. >> now kushner is going to not have access to the highly classified presidential daily brief. he can no longer attend national security heatings where top secret information is discussed. he served for more than a year without full security clearance which veterans of past administration say it's rare. his lawyer said it's not uncommon. >> it is uncommon for a downgrades. >> let's go to the president who is just approaching the podium. >> thank you speaker ryan and leader mcconnell and thank you to the entire graham family for honoring us with your presence here today. thank you. in the spring of 1934, billy graham's father allowed a group of charlotte businessmen to use a portion of the family'

the the unexpected loss and the hasgovernment stronghold ruled uninterrupted for the last couple decadesner ability. result could energize before the parliamentary ballot. panther has joined an exclusive group in hollywood, one of those two are at least $100 million. officeth american box hundred 83 million. let's get back to barcelona now, where caroline hyde is standing by at the moment at the world congress. caroline: guy, it has been too long. great to be back here. great to be with a car company. it is astonishing that volkswagen, the chairman joins us now. wonderful to have you here with us. companies at a mobile conference. who are you talking to? we want to be a champion in the field. reason. is the this is why we are here. this is what everybody comes here. caroline: what about acquisitions? m i saying this correctly -- [pronunciation] spanish twist. it is of course, a ridesharing company. i think the idea of engaging within the car sharing and ridesharing company is a way to learn how the mobility platform will work. economicnow, the fundamentals have the potential to grow the

we'll have it live uninterrupted top of the hour on shepherd smith reporting.ll see you then. >> dana: record number of voters are saying marijuana could be legal. that's according to the latest fox poll. 59% are in favor of legalizing pot. that's up from 51% just three years ago. recreational use of marijuana is legal in nine states and washington, d.c. >>> vice president pence arriving in south korea for the winter olympics as kim jong-un was watching over a military parade attended by thousands of supporters. pence sounding the alarm about north korea's record on human rights. >> for decades the cruel dictatorship in north korea has subjected its people to life in what president trump rightly called a prison state. as the president observed in his remarks to the south korean national assembly last october, in his words, an estimated 100,000 north koreans suffer, toiling in forced labor, enduring starvation, rape, murder on a constant basis. >> dana: the author of dear reader. so, how do you think vice president pence trip is going so far? to me he has been s

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daca will continue uninterrupted for at least several months pending the appeal and possibly become permanentcourt upholds the current court ruling. here's the president's attempt to explain that today. >> daca is going to be put back into the ninth circuit. we tried to get it moved quickly because we'd like to help daca. i think everybody in this room wants to help with daca. but the supreme court ruled it has to go through the normal channels so it's going back in. >> our next guess t is an emmy-winning reporter had had the honor of being thrown out of a trump conference. he will join us. ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all new 2018 subaru forester models. now through february 28th. discounts on thousands of hotels, cars and things to do. like the bicycle hotel & casino for 30% off. everything you need to go. expedia people are fighting type 2 diabetes... with fitness... food... and the pill that starts with f. farxiga, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar i

after both players discussed president trump foreespn's "uninterrupted" ingraham called their commentsely intelligible and ignorant. >> unfortunately a lot of kids and some adults take these ignorant comments seriously. millions elected trump to be their coach, so keep the political commentary to yourself, or as someone once said, shut up and dribble. >> when i was growing up, there were like three jobs that you looked for inspiration or you feltlike these were the people that could give me, like the president of the united states, whoever was the best in sports first of all i had no idea who she is or what she do. >> lebron james responding to laura ingraham's remarks during a press conference in los angeles yesterday. the back and forth -- >> i called those remarks barely intelligible, not to mention, mmm, ungrammatical, and last night, which is difficult to dispute, and the left erupted. >> the back and forth continued. laura ingraham on night two responded. with a that and laura wants bygones to be bygones posted this on twitter, "hey king, come play on my court next week. you're i

daca will continue uninterrupted for at least several months pending the appeal and possibly become permanentthe supreme court upholds the current court ruling. here's the president's attempt to explain that today. >> daca is going to be put back into the ninth circuit. we tried to get it moved quickly because we'd like to help daca. i think everybody in this room wants to help with daca. but the supreme court ruled it has to go through the normal channels so it's going back in. >> our next guest is an emmy-winning reporter had had the honor of being thrown out of a trump conference. he will join us. >>> here's a moment from the presidential campaign we will never forget. >> can you not deport 11 million people, you can build a 900 mile wall and you cannot deny citizenship to children. don't touch me, sir. don't touch me. i have the right to answer question. >> yes, in order. your turn. >> joining us now, jorge ramos, an emmy award winning journalist, and author of" and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biolo

. >> do you believe the mueller investigation should continue uninterrupted or do you have any strongbout whether the potential removal of a deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein, would interrupt those matters? >> well, i think the investigation should continue. i think it will be consummated here soon. i hope it will be. by this time, it seems to me if they had found any connection with the president, that that would have come forth already. so it appears to me that they should be winding down the next month or so. >> all right. that was republican congressman robert pittenger of north carolina. >>> all right, coming up. as republicans and democrats battle it out over the gop memo, another deadline to keep the u.s. government open is quickly approaching. can they somehow hammer out a deal by this thursday to avoid another government shutdown? directv has been rated #1 in customer satisfaction over cable for 17 years running. but some people still like cable. just like some people like banging their head on a low ceiling. drinking spoiled milk. camping in poison ivy. getting a paper

it is the market simply going up uninterrupted month after month after month.is intimating the president is to blame for this -- >> no. >> one thing that led to the fear of missing out pile on, where investors wanted to get in, is for the first time, we have an administration, speaking of president trump, ivanka, steve mnuchin, an administration that regularly talks about the strength, power and vorocity -- is that the right word? >> it's not a word. remember the president saying, you're welcome for the 401(k)? >> i like it. >> it's a chance to get back to fundamentals. that is what we're doing. the fundamentals are very good. >> massive investment, did you mean a lot of money or -- >> i meant a lot of money. >> just checking. >> i meant a lot of money. i said, people thought the white house would learn their lesson and stop talking about the strength of the markets. then you saw steve mnuchin making a statement, blaming angle rhyt algorithmic traders. vorocity. not a word. rise up. >>> let's talk about the deep state. paul ryan was just speaking. let's listen

it was last month where lebron and durant started peace for uninterrupted, a multimedium platform lebronit was in that piece that lebron and durant were critical of president trump. >> the number one job in america, the point of person, is someone who doesn't understood the people and really doesn't give a [ bleep ] about the people. >> it was those comments that prompted fox news host laura ingraham to say lebron and durant should, quote, shut up and dribble. should just, quote, shut up and dribble. lebron responding to those comments posting this to his instagram last night, neon light from the offices of interrupted that reads i am more than an athlete. with #i will not shut up and dribble. durant telling "usa today" that he feels ingraham's comments were racist and he feels sorry for her. ingram releasing a statement saying there was no racist intent behind her remarks. as for the all-star festivities, they tipped off last night here in los angeles with the celebrity game. the biebs, justin bieber playing in the game against the likes of jamie foxx and bubba watson. always a fun game

e we should note a spokesperson says that kushner will continue to do his job uninterrupted. the job he was assign ed by the president. it is not uncommon that the clearance would take this long to go through for someone like kushner. but the bottom line is those veterans of past administrations say that's not true. >> and julia, let me have you jump into this and pick up on one of the good points that peter brought up here. ultimately it's up to the president. he's the one who determines what type of information any of his advisers can see. and we remember that bomb shell story when the president revealed highly classified information to the russian foreign minister. so what are you anticipating? do you think president trump is going to take this by a case by case basis and say, hey, i want jared to be read in on this top secret piece of information. >> peter is right. it is all tultimately up to the president. we know this president can play a little fast and loose with how he handles classified information. i have been speaking to veterans of administrations past and they

that's what's starting, that low level of uninterrupted volatility wasn't going to continue you weree a sea change and perhaps the form was just the gasoline on an already heating fire economy to spark the interest and that's what we're seeing the fed chair zboing to have his hands full welcome to the new b job i hope you enjoy your position >> a lot of investors are in etfs and mutual funds these days they're not necessarily looking for individual stocks to pick off when we get volatility like thisful what would you advise them to do if they've got drive power? >> they don't come with a pl playbook a lot of these investors who have been throwing money at the market, chasing the rallies, there's no one to counsel them, to caution them torks say hey, maybe you want to be more diversified ch maybe the market is is too concentrated so i think it's really an opportunity for education for investors. something that's miss ng this market i don't think there are a lot of robo investors getting calls in the robo advisers in the last 4 hours telling them about the market sell off. a lot of inv

his party ruled uninterrupted for the past two decades.t shows the premier's potential vulnerability in the otherwise fragmented opposition. the result may energize his opponents six-week before parliamentary ballot, but the ruling coalition had been expected to dominate. the former italian prime minister, matteo renzi, is urging politicians on all sides to combat violence ahead of next weekend's elections after street battles between far left and far right activists. he said the clashes cast a shadow over the campaign, and sparked unhappy memories of the 1970's and 1980's, when italy was scarred by politically motivated extremists. >> i think it is very important for everyone, not for a single party to be here. it's a message against violence, against criminal violence, and all the time. i am happy because today is a good day for roma, for all italy. juliette: and this smash hit movie "black panther" has joined an exclusive group in hollywood, one of four films to earn at least $100 million in its second weekend in theater. it took $108 m