-mike: [ laughs ].. lemonis: ...a custom drum company can't find the rhythm to meet supply and demand. mike: our turnaround time is six to seven months. -lemonis: six to seven months? -mike: yeah. that's created a backlog of unpaid bills and serious cash-flow problems. chris: we don't have enough money to cover payroll for next week. lemonis: i mean, you're kind of closed. chris: yeah. lemonis: the owner and his right-hand man are out of sync. louie: the lack of communication, i think, between chris and mike, it's like -- it's just...exactly. lemonis: and the two brothers who started this business have split up... scott: what did i ever do to you? mike: i really don't want to get into all that. lemonis: ...causing a whole nother layer of crippling issues. if they can't fix their process and their relationship... mike: fixing the business and this [bleep] is hard enough. lemonis: ...they'll be forced to close their doors forever. mike: i can't take this. [ sniffles ] lemonis: southbridge, massachusetts, s

mike: wow. well, they are all -- they would not get to where they are -- probably the two biggest assassins were when they look at you, you feel like, ok, i'm going to lose this guy, where jordan, i think jordan is the best player ever -- and kobe bryant. their preparation and their ability to just focus is off the charts. but, i mean, you can take lebron james being one of the most talented and smartest. chris paul, durant -- durant has been the leading scorer for the u.s. in the three competitions he has played in. david, one of the things i have admired from all those guys is they understood it wasn't about them. you hear expressions like leave your egos at the door, and i always told them don't leave your egos at the door, because i want you to be lebron and kobe, so when you bring them in, can we play for one ego? can we play for the u.s.? and thank god they did. david: so as you have been coaching over the years what would you say are the most important lessons of leadership you have learn

ask him a question about mike flynn. you want to say devin nunes freak out and take himself taken off the board? well, get him closer to the real story about mike flynn. but that intelligence committee investigation is not only board on which that game is being played, and that story is next. t 10 hours under fire. you know, everybody was very focused, looking out the window, scanning for car bombs. being outside of a vehicle was suicide. to say that i wasn't operating at a constant level of fear, i'd be lyi to yo if i didn't believe in the importance of journalism, i wouldn't be able to continue to do this work. ( ♪ ) i'm bryan denton, photojournalist for the new york times. at angie's list, we believe i'm bryan denton, there are certain things you can count on, like what goes down doesn't always come back up. ♪ [ toilet flushes ] ♪ so when you need a plumber, you can count on us to help you find the right person for the job. discover all the ways we can help at angie's list. because your home is where our heart i

the idea that mike pence is some sort of, you know, innocent victim of mike flynn's duplicity. it doesn't make sense with the record and now as of today it's not just mike pence spinning a tale that cannot be true about mike flynn. now it's also the attorney general of the united states. with yesterday's big news that the defense department inspector general is now investigating flynn for not reporting his payments from foreign governments, the attorney general did a round of interviews today where everybody asked him a version of oh, my god, how did someone who was on the payroll of a foreign government get through to be national security advisor? did you guys really not know about this? >> he's been part of the white house advisor on the national security issues, so we need to do a good job of vetting that, but that's a complex issue and i'm not sure anyone could be expected to find that. >> are you comfortable with the level of vetting that was done? >> well, i'm comfortable that they're working hard to do vetting, but i'm -- it's obvious that often times you don't catch eve

ask him a question about mike flynn. you want to say devin nunes freak out and take himself taken off the board? well, get him closer to the real story about mike flynn. but that intelligence committee investigation is not only board on which that game is being played, and that story is next. "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. helping small businesses.ut, jamie -- damage your vehicle? we got you covered. [ glass shatters ] property damage? that's what general liability's for. what?! -injured employee? -ow. workers' comp helps you pay for a replacement. what's happening? this is carla. how's it going? and if anything comes up, our experts are standing by. ♪ boo! >>> taking money from russia is not the same thing as colluding with the russian government in an attack on the united states. taking money before it russia

roberson, adams. >> mike: roberson back to westbrook. tries to draw a foul, way ouch the mark, and this is what happened in the end of game two. he was taking a lot of those shots, contested, difficult shots. harden gets away gets into the front court. pass deflected by westbrook, picked up by adams and a foul on n nene with 21.7 remaining. >> jeff: that is poor clock management. you are not going to go to score. >> mark: force them to foul you. >> jeff: why do you foul 90 feet away from the basket? >> mike: am dams is not a very good free throw shooter. this would make it a three-point game with 21.7 remaining. >> jeff: it's a free throw rebound. if i'm westbrook, i'm dwigoing get involved in the play. this is how you create an extra possession. and i think adams is talking to westbrook about missing the free throw. >> mark: to me, you make the free try. >> mike: gets the rebound. back out, westbrook, bang! inside half court and it's a one-point game. >> mark: you got foul. >> mike: goshden throws it ahead to ariza. down to nene. lays i

growth is at risk. >> mike? >> i would use calendar spreads on facebook for modest upside bet. >> dan? >> a lot of times we talk about directional put spreads. for me tesla is great protection for long holders. >> thank you very much for watching. check out our website. "mad money" starts right now. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nutribullet, brought to you by nutribullet llc. ♪ >> hi. i'm david wolfe. and for 25 years, i've been teaching people, to get the most out of your life, you need to get the most out of your food. all this food is loaded with nutrition, and you don't just need some of it. you need all of it. and the nutribullet is the machine that can get all of it. for a limited time, nutribullet has an incredible offer. when you order today, we will upgrade yo

roberson, adams. >> mike: roberson back to westbrook. tries to draw a foul, way ouch the mark, and this is what happened in the end of game two. he was taking a lot of those shots, contested, difficult shots. harden gets away from roberson. gets into the front court. pass deflected by westbrook, picked up by adams and a foul on n nene with 21.7 remaining. >> jeff: that is poor clock management. you are not going to go to score. >> mark: force them to foul you. >> jeff: why do you foul 90 feet away from the basket? >> mike: am dams is not a very good free throw shooter. this would make it a three-point game with 21.7 remaining. >> jeff: it's a free throw rebound. if i'm westbrook, i'm dwigoing get involved in the play. this is how you create an extra possession. and i think adams is talking to westbrook about missing the free throw. >> mark: to me, you make the free try. >> mike: gets the rebound. back out, westbrook, bang! russell westbrook from just inside half court and it's a one-point game. >> mark: you got foul. >> mike: goshden thr

ask him a question about mike flynn. you want to say devin nunes freak out and take himself taken off the board? well, get him closer to the real story about mike flynn. but that intelligence committee investigation is not only board on which that game is being played, and that story is next. approximate. >>> taking money from russia is not the same thing as colluding with the russian government in an attack on the united states. taking money before it russia or from any foreign government is something you legally cannot do without specific permission to do it if you are a retired senior military officer of the united states armed forces. on that very specific, almost technical matter, the house oversight committee decided it would get itself involved in that, in just that little part of the trump/russia investigation. they decided that's it. they'll take this little piece of the mike flynn part of it, don't want to get too much into this. if you are republican oversight committee chairman jason chaffetz you want to seem

mike, what are you looking at? >> talking about insuring your portfolio, one of the things to pay attention to is timing of your hedges. rope is because hedging a port tote i don't comes at a cost, like buying insurance on your car. if you do it all the time it's going to create a drag on your returns. the magnitude that you're trying to hedge, are you concerned about a big decline? or just looking at a potentially modest decline? finally one of the things you want to take a look at is volatility. that means both the volatility of the broad market and also the cost of options. if we take a look here at the s&p, you can see what i was talking about before. right now you would have made money if you hedged there, maybe here, here, here, and here. that's five times. the rest of the time you would have just been spending some money. that also emphasizes how important it is to focus on that timing. now we're going to take a look at how the market has done so far. just basically over the course of the last year or so. if

. >> mike: george long three-pointer. it's good! paul george from way downtown, and it's back to a one-point game. first field goal here in the fourth quarter. >> mark: smart job too. quick two for one. that's a big-time play. >> jeff: defensively, the shot has to be taken by richard jefferson. >> mike: seven to shoot. james for three. rebound stephenson. timeout indiana. they could hold it for the final shot and go for the win. paul george with a huge three-pointer, and it's 109-108. 29 for paul george. >> mark: recognizing score and time. comes off the screen, outstanding screen set by teague. george elevates. na that's a big-time shot, giving his team a chance with the basketball to steal game one. >> jeff: i'll say this. every coach has a different philosophy. one's not better than the other. i think to play without the timeout in that situation gives paul george a better chance than cleveland being able to sub defensive players, tell their team that they have a foul to give and organize themselves. >> mike: pacers are now out o

changes direction and goes off the pipe. >> mike: mike fellerman, who has been used updates, after 280 injuries, will be asked about the guys on the bench. there's room for the coaches and the equipment guys to sit on the bench. but those benches are only ten inches wide. it's more comfortable to stand. >> pierre: when you have all of the injuries, dak, players like jake guentzel get called up from the american hockey league and they get a chance. that's all they want is a chance. you think of a kid taking advantage of his opportunity, there's exhibit "a" jake guentzel. >> mike: grubauer, he comes to the bench. dumoulin up with it there. ricochetted back behind. and chased down with 2:10 to go. half a minute to go on the capitals power play. this is settled by williams. faked and ovechkin a shot. that blocked town. rebound is taken by oshie. a stick is lost by ian cole, handed to him by moving in is shattenkirk. drifts one. and a hold by marc-andre fleury. >> eddie: kevin shattenkirk, between the legs of dumoulin. and marc-andre fleury has tone a really good job here tonight. in most o

welcome to sports sunday, i'm jeff skversky with mike. mike, the flyers are the first team in nhl history to miss the playoffs despite a ten game winning streak. >> make the playoffs. >>> no. >> is there a team that will make the playoffs? i'm absolutely shock they didn't make the playoffs. ten game winning streak. that's 20 free points during the season and still managed to blow it. it's embarrassing. it is. and look at next year, could be in transition where they don't make it next year either. because i think during the offseason they have to turn the roster over a little bit. >> don't say that. here's how it goes down in new york. anthony in net. mason on the bench. fall down by three. fight back, final minute. brayden schenn gets them to score right here. they're down three. so flyers within two, two to go. just 51 seconds later, filppula, second of the game. the flyers within one. 1:15 to go. and one last shot to save the season. filppula, with the puck. what's he doing, mike? >> shoot it. he doesn't. >> rides the puck. nine seconds

roberson, adams. >> mike: roberson back to westbrook. tries to draw a foul, way ouch the mark, and this is what happened in the end of game two. he was taking a lot of those shots, contested, difficult shots. harden gets away from roberson. gets into the front court. pass deflected by westbrook, picked up by adams and a foul on n nene with 21.7 remaining. >> jeff: that is poor clock management. you are not going to go to score. >> mark: force them to foul you. >> jeff: why do you foul 90 feet away from the basket? >> mike: am dams is not a very good free throw shooter. this would make it a three-point game with 21.7 remaining. >> jeff: it's a free throw rebound. if i'm westbrook, i'm dwigoing get involved in the play. this is how you create an extra possession. and i think adams is talking to westbrook about missing the free throw. >> mark: to me, you make the free try. >> mike: gets the rebound. back out, westbrook, bang! russell westbrook from just inside half court and it's a one-point game. >> mark: you got foul. >> mike: goshden thr

reporting live in portland, mike shumann, abc 7 sports. rick? >> thanks, mike. it down two games to one, russell westbrook scored a game high 35. he already had a triple double by halftime. but the rockets rally james harden had an off game that makes this clutch basket down the stretch. the difference was nay nay who made all 12 of his shots. he finished with 28 points as the rockets win 113-109. they can wrap up the series tuesday in houston. with a minute left, lebron hits the huge 3 to give cleveland a one-int lead. he had 33 points. th time running out, the pacers with the chance to tie, but paul george is way off the mark. cleveland wins 106-102. so, it's more disappointment for pacers president larry bird. the cavs will next play the winner of the toronto-milwaukee series. >>> the season is still young but the giants are digging themselves a big hole. they lost again today to fall seven games out in the national league west. we go to coors field with this little girl had herself a sweet time. so did the rockies, already up 3-0 in the 6th. a base hit bring

so mike jerrick's listening to you now. can you at least make him honorary member of a hard hat guy? >> yes, iron member, hard hat guy, mike has big head, so we have to measure the hat. >> big head? >> there it is, mike, you're officially deposition up a advertised as hard-working blue collar union guy this this town. >> thank you. >> how is that? >> highlight of the day. >> okay, not. >> you mean you work hard for this show. >> i work hard for the money. >> ya. >> i say hard for the money. proud member of iatzi. >> that guy seemed more like a hockey fan to me than football fan. >> really? >> on that note. >> should we just go to break? >> we're going to break. >> all right. >> 6:12, investigators still trying to figure out how a philadelphia police officer back up and hit a woman in kensington. >> it happened around 4:30 yesterday. mcpherson square, a park near clearfield and f street. someone recorded part of the incident and posted it on instagram. we've blurred a lot of the video because the victims injuries are so grap

not nearly as impressive as mike's option trade. he has a way to be keeping more cash when "options action" returns. zblmpb zblmpbls. >>> "options action," the s&p 5 result just posted the possible month. the stocks near record highs. should investors adhere to the olded a annual, sell in may, go away. bob. >> reporter: this is one of wall street's most famous add annuals. you can argue why it works. over the long period, there is something to it. since the s&p 500. it's been up since a gain during november to april period. they first brought this connection to light back in 19 ex-. it sounds good. in the past ten years, they've refined this call architect nickal signal and a signal based on presidential cycles. the test signals will get you in earlier and longer than may 1st. the opposite is the market was trending down. don't sell in may in the third and fourth year of the presidential election psychole when markets tend to out perform. make a trade every four years, combining these signals produces turbo charge results. an annual

>> mike? >> okay. >> good luck to the chickens. >> how long will it take until they are egg dropping age. >> it is about 20 weeks. >> yes. >> this summer. >> it is fast. >> yeah. >> do you eat the eggs or -- >> they are delicious. organic, free range it saves money in the long run. >> they contribute, they are family makers that contribute. >> what if one is a rooster. >> you cannot live. >> they make noise. >> you cannot tell. >> they pretend to tell you that they are all girls. they tell you when you buy them and then, but it is hard to tell with chickens. >> interesting. >> i should know this. >> why give away rooster, it would be a great alarm clock. >> because we have neighbors. >> yes. >> i was trying to say do you need a rooster to lay eggs. >> no, you need a rooster to have baby chickens. >> so the rooster would have to get with the hens to have more chicks. >> yes. >> you don't want that. >> you just want the eggs. >> and i don't want my neighbors to call the police. >> with the cock

molly the phillies lay an egg in the ninth again and welcome to sports sunday i'm jeff skversky with mike missanelli from 97.5 the fanatic and hoping for 500 baseball this season and i know you are not buying it but in last place and lost eight of 12 games what can they do to fix it? >> they are not good and i don't know if there is anything they can do to fix it until next year when they have a lot of money and the position man is the most profitable franchise in baseball and have a lot of money to spend on the guy that crushed the home run we saw in the highlights as we came into the show. >> they may need 600 million dollars in that ballpark to sign harper. >> no excuse for them not to sign them they are in a position where they have to have a free agent and have to have a guy like bryce harper and a zillion home runs in the park and have to set an all time record with a contract to get to bryce harper. >> you thought the easter egg hunt at your house was chaotic and the bunny had way too much candy and bouncing off the wall out of no where and he is not steady and speaking of jumping

reporting live in portland, mike shumann, abc 7 sports. rick? >> thanks, mike. it down two games to one, russell westbrook scored a game high 35. he already had a triple double by halftime. but the rockets rally james harden had an off game that makes this clutch basket down the stretch. the difference was nay nay who made all 12 of his shots. he finished with 28 points as the rockets win 113-109. they can wrap up the series tuesday in houston. with a minute left, lebron hits the huge 3 to give cleveland a one-point lead. he had 33 points. with time running out, the pacers with the chance to tie, but paul george is way off the mark. cleveland wins 106-102. so, it's more disappointment for pacers president larry bird. the cavs will next play the winner of the toronto-milwaukee series. >>> the season is still young but the giants are digging themselves a big hole. they lost again today to fall seven games out in the national league west. we go to coors field with this little girl had herself a sweet time. so did the rockies, already up 3-0 in the 6th. a base hit b

, as mike just told us. the metering lights were flipped on officially at 5:28, and we did get official word there. as i flip over to the traffic maps i have live doppler 7 over the traffic maps and doesn't look like much, and it's so low the mist and drizzle the radar having a hard time picking it up and it's more soggy than what you are seeing here. we had an earlier crash on 205 in the tracy area that is long gone at this point. 18 miles per hour and 20 miles per hour as you get close to altamont pass and that's the norm. we are starting to see the full volumes return. a quick check of drive times. westbound 580, the rafael bridge, that's seven minutes across. >>> united is responding to another incident involving newlyweds that say they were removed from their honeymoon flight. >> a truck backs into a ban income an apparent robbery attempt, and things did not go as planned, though. >>> keep track of weather and traffic with abc7 news now. traffic with abc7 news now. what a beautiful shot >>> welcome back

that was really a revelation. >> mike: well done, guys. >> mike: so for our entire crew, mike breen saying thanks so much for watching. opening weekend of the 2017 praufs, some sensational performances here in oracle arena. thanks for watching abc home of the nba finals. is is how it fees when you eat a subway® $6 footlong sub of the day. at a price you can't get enough of. the $6 footlong sub of the day. a different footlong every day of the week. like the tukey breast on wednesday and the sweet onion chicken teriyaki on monday. for just $6 bucks! seven days, seven footlongs, seven more ways to enjoy subway®. the dinosaurs' extinction... got you outnumbered. don't listen to them. not appropriate. now i'm mashing these potatoes with my stick of butter... why don't you sit over here. something for everyone is awesome. find your awesome with the xfinity stream app. more to stream to every screen. >>> tonight, breaking news. the killing

that was really a revelation. >> mike: well done, guys. >> mike: so for our entire crew, mike breen saying thanks so much for watching. opening weekend of the 2017 praufs, some sensational performances here in oracle arena. thanks for watching abc home of the nba finals. is is how it fees when you eat a subway® $6 footlong sub of the day. it's the taste you love, at a price you can't get enough of. the $6 footlong sub of the day. a different footlong every day of the week. like the tukey breast on wednesday and the sweet onion chicken teriyaki on monday. for just $6 bucks! seven days, seven footlongs, seven more ways to enjoy subway®. >>> i'm sarah bloomquist with along with water perez. coming up tonight three homes are damaged in a multi alarm fire in bucks county. >>> easter sunday festivity are underway here, and around the world. >>> "action news" is up next. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to want to relax with your family. but enjoying today doesn't mean losing sight of tomorrow. so while i invest in "the now" my mortgage, vacations i still invest in the future, like my

this is related to mike flynn. kasie, what are you hearing? >> we're going through all of the documents from the house oversight committee and essentially what they've released are three documents that kind of walk through the process leading up the mike flynn taking that payment from r.t., the russian network, of course, with ties to the russian government. so one of the critical pieces of this that this document shows that in 2014 michael flynn was warned that he needed to get advanced approval for any foreign payments that he was going to take. so as a retired military officer, you will have to follow didn't rules than the rest of us for taking payments from a foreign government. it has to do partly with the fact that you could get called up to become an active member of the service at any point. so that is one piece of this. the second piece of this is that we now know that the department of defense inspector general has opened up an investigation into questions surrounding this, whether or not michael flynn broke ethics rules or laws when

well, mike's a little cocky. the bounty hunters are told there's going to be a shift in camera crew members that have been following him around. >> oh, my gosh. >> are you kidding me? >> and so far they have no idea. >> in plain sight. >> minutes tick down. >> one final thing. i'm mike. >> dude! >> pretty fun video put together by buzzfeed blue. if you want to see the entire thing, go to rightthisminute.com click on tv show or check it out using our mobile app. >>> you are free to let the cat outside. >> ocelot is a cat friendly system designed. >> yes the ocelot system is a way to let your cat out without worrying about the cats jumping over the fence and wandering out coming home in that special way. this shows us how well their system works. >> basically what you're looking at, you know how the old shades and windows with the roller, they put a roller on the wall and cats can't get over it. they recommend you have a wall or fence that's about six feet tall and 48 bucks. >> i'm thinking i could build that mysel

this mike flynn business g weirder today. and this sunday on will "meet the press," i'll be speaking live in studio with vice president mike pence. he'll join me exclusively to discuss it. plus a whirl wind trip in asia. a big show. don't miss it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sfx: engine revving ♪ (silence) ♪ >>> facebook made, the biggest social media platform there is, acknowledge that had governments, plural, are using their site for propaganda including this. this report went on to say that during the 2016 u.s. presidential election season, several situations fit that pattern. facebook by putting this out now homes to put in place protections against misinformation. a big change from november when just after the 2016 election, mark zuckerberg said they were not to blame for the spread of misinformation. he said the idea that fake news on faibl could have influenced the election in any way was crazy. today's security report says otherwise. break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist instead of allergy pills. it's more c

also, as well, mike pence was in favour of the tpp. he was quite an advocate for it. yes, not just was quite an advocate for it. yes, notjust tpp. if was quite an advocate for it. yes, not just tpp. if you was quite an advocate for it. yes, notjust tpp. if you look into mike pence's background, his history, his voting record, he has consistently been an advocate of free trade. so thatis been an advocate of free trade. so that is obviously a little bit of a contradiction. he supported tpp very specifically and his supporters nafta. —— he supported. he is not really the person to send to drastically rearrange existing trade agreements. but we know that when it comes to president trump himself, he has been fairly vocal about various issues. the car industry is one of them. there was a lot of lost before he became president about his views that the japanese do not buy more ca rs that the japanese do not buy more cars made in america. —— lot of bluster. although japan cars made in america. —— lot of bluster. althouthapan does have some huge factories in the us,

the magic mike phenomenon is now a live stage show. and this weekend was opening night. >> everybody enjoying the show? >> you guys are one of the sexiest couples if hollywood, when do you find each other the most sexy? >> this is all good and great. i like when she's in sweat pants and a t-shirt >> i mean -- >> you? >> cleaning the house. >> helping out with our baby, with our kid and just taking her and being superdad. i'm like, sexiest dad ever. they're sexy and sweet. jenna was at the hard rock supporting her man and his new all-male revue and ladies, channing promises this is a whole new level of striptease. how long did you have the in your brain? >> i'm like -- it came from other regions. channing co-directed the show in hard rock vegas where they recreated the magic mike experience. there's even a female emcee like jada pinkett-smith's character from the movie. birthday's coming up. is he going to get cake or -- >> a little cake, cake, cake. >> good answer. >> my favorite thing i ever have been asked in my life. >> it sounds li

mike pence has arrived. he just positively so far. mike pence has arrived. hejust landed, positively so far. mike pence has arrived. he just landed, we understand, in japan. he arrived. he just landed, we understand, injapan. he will go straight into a lunch with prime minister shinzo abe. shinzo abe has been quite supportive of president trump's new, harder line towards north korea, which i think reflects the frustration that was felt via di abe administration in japan the frustration that was felt via di abe administration injapan about the previous obama administration's policy, which was called strategic patience. people here think that is a fancy way of saying, doing nothing. now president trump has come along and said, we cannot do that any more, we are going to be hardline have everything on the table, including the possibility of military action against north korea. well, that is something which, strangely as it may seem, the japanese government welcomes. i think the reason for that is because they feel that this sort of pressure is needed to change

. >> mike's back. >> that is a good sign. >> that is a good excited. >> mike back. >> the computer is blocking up , again, it is great to be back. >> but the computer logging up , there is ryan, hi, ryan. >> big phillies fan. >> but the computer locking up and all of the technical problems, it is not going to bother me. mr. computer, the light in me sees the light in you. >> serenity now. >> serenity now. >> serenity now. >> we will talk seriously about this because it is a serious thing at 9:00. i got two hours to get serious >> can you do it. >> okay. >> we have to look at the weather for today, seriously. it will be eight out of 10. that is pretty good. now yesterday was even brighter then it is today. we are starting off with sunshine and here's budd which a gift for you, mike, chocolate muse on national chocolate muse day. wear your phillies gear. first day of the season. hopefully they will get the game in. too bad it is not home game because we don't have rain in the forecast for today. 44 degrees right now. we have 33 up in the mountains thirty-eight in lancaster. a couple chi

mike, what do you think? >> i think maybe for an evening, maybe like an hour, and then let's comb them down. >> one hour. >> just don't use super glue. >> like my eyebrows are stick. >> i ya. i don't want to see that in the morning, particularly, but maybe at night for fun party. >> it is kind of neat. >> it is cool. >> ladies avenue q i was watching golf the other day. ricky fowler has most defined eyebrows in the golf business. is that too much? >> look at his brow. >> he has a lot going on there. >> cute. i like it. >> okay? >> everyone has their own brow, you know? >> but if it gets too bushy? >> you're the one, you don't like bushy brow? >> no, 10:30 a.m. this morning i'm going to get mine trimmed. it is a whole process. >> we have a meeting at 10:30. >> this trump's the meeting, my brows trumps the meeting, okay? >> typical. >> frozen is coming to broadway. you know that, and now we know who will play elsa. >> who? >> oh, now, it is not who you would think, i'll tell you that. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> â™

the guy whose shell company paid mike flynn over $600,000. so in addition to -- we're talking about the guy who paid flynn. in addition to his partnerships with the not at all turkish guy who is close to putin, who is running these turkish lobbying efforts, the guy who paid flynn himself also it turns out has his own business ties to russia and to putin. including pretty significant sized aviation deals run through a russian state-run bank. a russian state-run bank that's been implicated in russian intelligence operations in the past, and he has been involved in deals through that bank that have been proven to be signed off on by putin himself personally. according to court documents reviewed by isaac arnsdorf at polito coe. the multiple connections to flynn's lobbying contract raise questions about the agenda of the people who hired flynn and, quote, the source of the funds used to pay him. so this is a remarkable thing, right? as we come up on this benchmark round number of 100 days, at which we are supposed to assess how the president and

the magic mike ne no, ma'am nonis a stage show. this weekend was opening night. >> you guys are one of the sexiest couples in hollywood. when do you find each other the most sexy. >> this is all good and great. i like her in sweat pants and a t shirt. >> when do you find him the most sexy. >> 24 slash 7. >> when he's cleaning the house and helping with the baby. >> helping with our baby and taking her and being super dad. i'm like bow down sexiest thing ever. >> they're sexy and sweet. jenna was supporting her man and his all male review. channing promises this is a whole new level of strip tease. >> how long did you have this in your brain to want to do something like this. >> i don't know that this came from my brain. >> where did it come from? >> other region. >> channing co directed the show at the hard rock in vegas where 15 hard bodies recreated the magic mike's performance. >> even though channing didn't perform on opening night he says he'll eventually take the stage. >> his birthday is coming up. will he get cake or cake c

erin como is talking about the commute this morning and mike thomas is talking about that chill so mike we'll start with you. >> yeah, a little chill to start but much better later on this afternoon. temperatures about that 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. will come with a threat for showers and thunderstorms. i'll let you know when those are coming up. erin. >> roads are quiet right now. we'll take a look at metro. their service gears up at 5:00. we'll get you to work on time. >> 4:30 is the time if you're just working up here are the top stories and we'll begin with breaking news story overnight in d.c. first reports that suspect on l street northwest. officers then chased the suspect to benning road northeast where tht suspect was taken into custody. we don't know if any officers were injured in that case. the other breaking news story is that a man was hit by a car on eighth street near howard university. his condition is not known right now. we have learned in the past few minutes that the car that hit the man stayed on the scene. crash investigators are also there. >> ♪ >> toda

mike? mike: i would say on the plus side, we conservatives are happy with the supreme court outcome. and he has continued to set the agenda, which is what a president has to do. he has not positioned himself where he has any popularity or strength in the country, either than the voters who are the core of support. he talks to the base with the same campaign rhetoric he used. and on the legislative side, he boxed himself out of working with them regrets becoming so radioactive, you are a democrat who helps them, and you will have -- he has not done a lot of what a president tries to do out of the box. charlie: matthew? matthew: if i were grading his first 100 days, i would give him an incomplete. on donald trump's best day, it was the moment he put his hand on the bible and every day after that hasn't been good. as mike says, he has the majority of the country that opposes him. he solidified the group of voters that is 38% that are for him. he has a solid level of support, nearly every membe

mike, the same thing. so many people feel so strongly about this, so i appreciate your support and your prodding and your never-ending prodding, i should say, because we are now getting something on that many people thought would never, ever get done, and i'm very proud to be doing it in honor of you guys, ok? thank you. altogether, the previous administration bypassed states to place over 200 65 million acres -- that's a lot of land -- billion acres -- think of it. 260 5 million acres of land and water under federal control through the abuse of the monuments designation. the entireer than state of texas. in december of last year alone, the federal government asserted over 1.30 5 million acres of land in utah, known us bears years. i've heard a lot about ayers in her's hear it's beautiful. over the profound objections of the citizens of utah. the antiquities act does not give the federal government unlimited power to lock up millions of acres of land and water, and it's time we ended this abuse -- abusive

what we do not know from mike pence's state m e nts we do not know from mike pence's statements is exactly how this policy is different from the previous policy. he said, for example, as you heard, there would be an overwhelming response to a north korean attack. that would have been true of clinton, bush and 0bama. what we do not know is what the role of force will be. this city would be a target, and it is a city of 25 million people. the missile launch, of course, failed, and there is all sorts of speculation as to why, whether the pentagon managed to hack the systems, but the fact that it failed has made a big difference right now, hasn't it? who knows where things go, but we would be in a different situation if that launch had gone differently. yeah, these launches are very common, pretty much one every ten days. 0ften, launches are very common, pretty much one every ten days. often, they don't work. it underlines the technological lacking of north korea. they have made big strides in missile technology and nuclear technology, because they had detonated warheads and they have launched

we look ahead with mike mayo. and the turkish president declares victory in a referendum to expand his powers. we will get and investors take on whether it is time to jump in. we are 30 minutes into these monday trading day after a holiday weekend. european markets are closed. taylor: it is looking like a positive year after futures earlier this morning were showing declines. looking to reverse three straight days of declines. some of the movers who want to -- up as much as 2% this morning as the ceo step out for board of directors ."lled "board -- bad judgment to havehat we are going a conversation on the financials. let's get to that. , those are earnings higher. we have been talking a lot about the trade that has reversed this morning. if you take a look at my gold at, i am charging the 10 year yield. sinceat the highest november 4, before the election. the 10 year yield is now coming back down. --hould point out that this the ceo of guggenheim is looking at 2% on the 10 year, maybe back down by 1.5%. so there

mike and alex? >> thank you, karen, i've been in that vehicle, so is alex, looks like you're going 116 miles per hour but in reality that's not true. >> how the camera looks when you're driving. >> slow down everybody, 04:00. >> delaware county monsignor accused of stealing half million dollars from a philadelphia archdioces. >> investigators say he use that money to fund his lavish spending, sabina on this story. hey, sabina? >> good morning, mike and alex, new details this morning, now, monsignor william dombrow accused of stealing funds from the nursing home and retirement facility for elderly priests that he was director for. now let's take a look at video that we got for this morning, villa st. joes nef darby, monsignor allegedly stole $535,000 from an account that supported st. joseph's where he is the director, again, now the feds say this all happened over 99 year period. now, new this morning, we're learning the archdioces runs villa st. joseph to house aging priests, and those accused of s

see you soon. >> please call me mike. >> got you, mike. >> okay, sue? >> well for somebodying it it is a short sleeve kind of day obviously, cool start, but we will have a great finish. and finally that warm weather we've been promising you, eight out every ten in your weather by the numbers, here's bus stop buddy. he's waiting for the school bus with his phillies cap on. they won five in a row. >> no jacket required today, but going to the phillies game especially, wear the sunscreen, no rain in the forecast, but we do have all of those clouds around, still. 62 degrees, to get started, 80 by the end of the day, much miler, mix of sun and clouds, now front comes through tonight with some rain. but it is actually good timing if you got to have rain. have it in the overnight hours. get it out of the way. so we can have a good rest of the weekend. we will have the rest of the weekend forecast for you coming up in just a few moment, bob kelly, i just did little bewitched there. it disappeared. >> you did, very good there. 8:04. >> i want to do it again. >>

well, mike's a little cocky. the bounty hunters are told there's going to be a shift in camera crew members that have been following him around. >> oh, my gosh. >> are you kidding me? >> and so far they have no idea. >> in plain sight. >> minutes tick down. >> one final thing. i'm mike. >> dude! >> pretty fun video put together by buzzfeed blue. if you want to see the entire thing, go to rightthisminute.com click on tv show or check it out using our mobile app. >>> you are free to let the cat outside. >> ocelot is a cat friendly system designed. >> yes the ocelot system is a way to let your cat out without worrying about the cats jumping over the fence and wandering out coming home in that special way. this shows us how well their system works. >> basically what you're looking at, you know how the old shades and windows with the roller, they put a roller on the wall and cats can't get over it. they recommend you have a wall or fence that's about six feet tall and 48 bucks. >> i'm thinking i could build that mysel

==mike/trx== (mike ad libs) we take a live look outside at the sunrise over palo alto. you may have the heater on inside the car now, but you'll have the air conditioner on later on today. let's look at the temperature trend for cupertino. 9:00, 56 degrees. lunchtime, we're up to 67 and it continues to go up from there into the low 70s for the afternoon. beautiful day, and then it really heats up for next week. we'll talk more about that coming up in five minutes. >>> and over here, we do have a little slowing for the south bay, north 101, north 87, and no surprises for waze. seeing the slower drive. show you what's going on if you have to make this drive. >> coming up right now on 6:44. we want to take you back live to a situation we have been following since we came on the air. breaking news out of contra costa county. live pictures of a standoff in martinez. yes, that is a s.w.a.t. team next to a guy in a car who was a suspect in a shooting. this standoff has been going on now for over 11 hours. >> police are trying to communicate with the man inside that car. they b

mike: that's a different question. what i always say is i don't agree with citigroup and i will be at the annual meeting asking all sorts of questions of the ceo and chairman, but at this case, i would agree with the ceo citigroup, who said i don't understand what a 21st century version of glass-steagall would look like. i would need to see at first. as far as reintroducing the 20th century version of glass-steagall where you had commercial banking separated from investment banking, i'm not sure how you would do that. the first quarter shows you one reason why. in the first quarter, bank corporate loan growth is down, but debt capital markets is up. if i'm a bank or visiting you had a corporation, i might say, if you don't want a bank load, do you want to raise debt in the capital markets? you are serving customers better because you don't have glass-steagall. that's a separate question from the public policy issue of if it's safer for society. for corporate customers, having the illumination of glass-steagall is that

abraham lincoln, magic mike. magic mike cannot do that. why not? because the bank will not give him a loan. the banker tells him in the wake of the recession that mike is a distressed borrower. if you recall, mike says, i read the papers. the only thing that is destressed is y'all. that is right. the banks might have passed the may 2009 stress test but they do , not start lending again. at least not to the little guy, not to the magic mikes of the world, the frustrated entrepreneurs, they are not getting small business loans despite the trillions of dollars of credit and liquidity that the fed is throwing into the big banks. so, sorry, mike. you do not have access to capital. and the fed discount window is not open to you. so what else can mike do to make a living? he lives in florida. i think the george packard reading for this week, the business model of the florida boom across the 2000's, real estate development, is spot on. as the movie starts, magic mike works for a roofing crew, works in construction. but new home construction, especially in

=mike/trx= mike traffic tease >>> it's 5:44 on this friday morning. with a clear start as you get ready to head out, a live look outside at san jose. let's check out the temperature trend for willow glen. add 9:00, it starts out cool at 59 degrees. then we go above our normal high of 71. we'll be reaching into the mid 70s today. heading into the weekend, it continues to warm up. we'll take a look at those trends coming up at 5:49. >> and look at this. a smooth drive for your travel through the tri-valley. no major issues as far as the roadways. we are following a delay reporting for trains traveling through oakland. you see the coliseum station. just noticed this train arriving. trains are traveling, but i'll explain the problem coming up. >>> maybe some improvement there. mike, thank you very much. 5:44 on your friday. put this on the calendar. monday is may day, a day when across the globe march for workers rights. >> it's a pretty big deal here. this year, no exception. announcers are announcing google and other companies will not punish workers wh