. >> i was going to say, my mom taught me how to play spades. >> my mom taught me, too.ve housing unit with inmates accused of more serious crimes, he's made some new friends. >> i'm jay dizzle. i be rapping and stuff. >> that's my bodyguard right there. that's my bodyguard right there. >> that's wacky chan, wacky chan. ♪ ♪ my [ bleep ] bill is too high ♪ ♪ we been around ♪ we get around in your town it's how we get down ♪ >> while gonzales has made the most of his time at the central jail, few things in jail last forever. a couple of days later he was transferred back to the theo lacy jail. he's been assigned to a cell in one of the mods, the very place he wanted to avoid. >> i would probably never be in the mods. the mods is like way inside, like no sunlight, two-man cell. you're in a cell, like they lock the door on you. >> really? that's where i guess you see the real serious. see, that's somewhat disturbing. >> i don't know why they brought me over here. i liked it better over there. >> have you told your mom your moved over here. >> i talked to her. she got right o

according to reports, spade took a left turn when an oncoming car sped up to beat the yellow light anded right into the actor's range rover. luckily, there were no serious injuries. >>> donald trump is taunting actor arnold schwarzenegger for bringing in low ratings in the spin off of trump's old celebrity prentice. trump referred to himself as a quote ratings machine and schwarzenegger got swamp beside comparison. trump added but who cares, he supported kasich and hillary. think afternoon arnold schwarzenegger responded tweeting that trump to work as hard to represent all americans as he did for tv ratings. >>> now let's check in with scott for final look at when and where saturday's snow is going to hit. we know the shore is going to be hit hard. >> absolutely dawn. we're talking about the first plowable snow for parts of south jersey into delaware. look at ultimate doppler right now. a slug of moisture from the gulf all the way to the mid atlantic. states of emergencies in parts of the deep south so all of that moisture is headed right up the i november corridor. in particular south

anything works for money. >> at santa rosa, a simple game of spades serves a purpose. the prison-issued playing cards are like nothing you'd find on the street. >> these are the only cards they sell, dead people, homicides, missing people. that's all they sell us. >> it's cold cases. in hope that some of these inmates may see the cards and know something about the case where they can help solve the case, put the family at rest. >> did you ever see anybody you know in there? >> no. if i did, i still wouldn't say -- i'd still say no. >> why is that? >> because these are dead people. that's self-explanatory. unsolved homicide. >> when we gave jesse kozlowski a personal camera to use in the privacy of his cell, he explained why he wouldn't help solve any of the cold cases, even if he could. >> she asked me would i want a homicide to be solved. i feel ambivalent to that type of question for the simple fact that me being incarcerated for someone snitching, to a certain extent, i hate snitches, so i wouldn't want a homicide to be solved from that aspect. i feel sorry for the

when, you know, what people want is for the media to call a spade a spade. it's a lie.u get people for example -- and you know you get folks like -- southern poverty law center sent ow a flier with david duke saying we won. and no one tweets on the administration side that says wait a minute david, you didn't win a thing, i hate you, i don't like that. >> they have disavowed david duke. >> they have but once again, david duke hasn't disavowed trump. that upsets people. and then finally what person from any administration goes to "new york times" and tells the media to shut its mouth. there's a reason for the fourth estate, and it is the only institution or business written into the constitution. it is what we need to keep an eye on any administration. >> checks and balances in the government and people in power. and freedom of speech is not the second or third but first amendment. >> first amendment john. >> first thing the founders did was educate the people and keep politicians honest. >> so john, speaking of that, i think it was a strategy, think saying hey talk abou

. >> martha: this is about ideology, it's about calling a spade a spade. >> there is no doubt you areo enact this battle. we have taken it back about 60% of the territory that isis had. >> martha: so you can end this in six weeks? >> but do you want to stamp out the ideology unless you convince people that this is not the wave of the future for the middle east or for the islamic world. and that is what we need to be spending money on, in terms of dealing with that. >> we spend a trillion dollars almost in afghanistan. we lost almost 2500 lives. today, the taliban hold more territory than they did after 9/11. i have watched a town that we took three times, three times, at the cost of american lives, go back to the caliban. again and again and again. can we be more efficient with our money? yes. can we start to beat in this world once again? that is what we have to do. i'm sorry but look. the white house, the pentagon, the state department have never been on the same page. in all the time i was in combat, they finally have the chance to get on the same page. that is what i'm hoping for

a spade sometimes. >> and eli, i noted today donald trump took a stab at denying the ring yesterday in this attempt to relitigate crowd estimates, he's defending the event and he seemed to be saying today that there wasn't rain during the speech. which yesterday social media had a heck of a time with the still photos of pbs 43 president bush 43 having a fight with a clear plastic poncho handed out while the president spoke, along with umbrellas. >> that's right, the rain did serve as a convenient excuse for why the crowd might have been smaller. just the obsessiveness with crowd size. a normal administration i think, everyone up to this point you would expect that, one, this wouldn't be an issue. if they made any statement about the protests today it would have been something an know dine about we respect people's right to protest, nothing more. that is not this new administration's style. i think it's true, donald trump needs the media to be a foil because hillary clinton is began. low-energy jeb and little marco, gone. there's no foil that has emerged yet in the democratic congres

a spade sometimes. >> and eli, i noted today donald trump took a stab at denying the rain yesterday in this attempt to relitigate crowd estimates. he's defending the event and seemed to be saying today that there wasn't rain during the speech when yesterday, social media had a heck of a time with the still photos of president bush 43 having a fight with a clear plastic poncho that were handed out while the president spoke along with some umbrellas. >> yeah, that's right. and the rain did serve as a convenient excuse for why the crowd might have been smaller. but the obsessiveness with the crowd size. normal administration, i think, everyone up to this point you'd expect that, one, this wouldn't be an issue if they made any statement about the protest today. would have been something about we respect people's right under the first amendment to protest and nothing more than that. that is not this new administration's style. it's true, donald trump needs the media to be a foil because hillary clinton is gone. low energy jeb and little marco, they are long gone and there's no real foil

coach as well as michael kors, kate spade was up 3.6% today. michael kors was up barely, a quarter of a percent. coach was up almost half a percent. back to you. melissa: adam, thank you. david: president trump wasting no time in the first day in office meeting with big business leaders and scharrenning his focus buying american and hiring american. blake burman, who was in the contentious white house press scrum joining us with the very latest on that. blake, very interesting new relationship with the press developing. reporter: it is indeed. i'm in the press briefing room, some members of the media gathering to go into the oval office. it was the first press briefing here from the new white house press secretary sean spicer. you used the word contentious, it was that, when there was discussion about the inauguration crowd sizes but for the most part mr. spicer went around the room and took questions from many different members of the media. earlier today, there was this big ceo summit i guess or a big meeting among ceos here at the white hous

she asked her high school to help her out and they came to h her aid in spades and she had subscribers to her news channel and robin passed away this week. but she reached her goal of 1,000 subscribers and her mom said she was thrilled by that and she was thrilled to see herself on tv. the look on robin's face when she saw herself on tv will stick with her forever. >> i'm so glad we could help her grant her last wish and she was so inspirational and i am so glad. so sad to hear. >>> the snow coming down in yosemite. the park is open, but it will be tough to get there. it caused rock slides and the biggest of which caused boulders on to highway i-40 or the el portal road or the gate. >>> the snow has stopped in most areas, but we're still seeing the effects of it everywhere. >> yeah, it will last through this weekend. if anyone had a desire to head through the sierra, be prepare that some of the roadways may not be plowed yet. for the bay area, we're setting ourselves up with a cold morning as we set ours up toward friday. as we get a look, you'll be able to see on our graphics, the dop

kate spade, we see a note today it might get a takeover bid.hought that was interesting because that would be rather radical. i was thinking to myself, has david ever been to a kate spade? to the store of kate spade, or ethan allen? have you ever bought furniture at ethan allen? bvf is north face -- >> been there. bought a backpack and a coat for one of my kids. >> prosecution rests then. >> yeah, i've been there. did it. >> speaking of big cap research, we've got some big calls on disney, pivotal cuts to a sell. rbc initiates with an underperform on boeing. >> what is that? >> and merck, an upgrade. >> yeah, merck is just -- remember when merck was saint merck? >> a long time ago. >> now chairman of regeneron people don't talk about that anymore. his son by the way is doing a very important project in terms of measuring blood pressure. it would make it so these wearables would finally not have the false positive of blood pressure which is what you need. the j.p. morgan upgrade push of disney was so interesting. i did like a word search. espn i

singer wrote that she and husband, carry heart, thank you for your love, we send it back to you in spades. jamison born on december 26. a lot of baby news. awe. and mariah car. >> i yes. >> oh, well played. >> you know what they say, there is no such thing as bad publicity. >> so true. >> well, with that said, we're going to totally switch gears on you and talk about the weather. and the weather is very interesting here today. we are dealing with some rain, some of it steady at times, specially middle part of the day, late morning toward even the first say hour or two of typical evening rush. i think we'll have to worry about sort of expanding the window of time, steady rain will work it way in. dow want to show you the fact that it is still pretty damp out there. shot outside boardwalk plaza here in rehoboth. and you can see the damp boards here, it is looking like little bit of halo effect around some of the street lamps or the boardwalk lamps i should say. but, at the moment, you're not finding any rain working its way through but do have moisture to work with, fine mist in some spots,

add to that the spade of terrorist attacks that have hit risk sentiment in the country and basicallyof events for an eft. what the fund managers were trying to do was to replicate the eft that tracks state-owned indian rupee notes. and take advantage of inventors -- investors appetite for higher yields geared turkey's yielding 11% at the moment. i should say there are some people out there who are still positive on this etf. they still think the fall and the turkish lira will end up boosting exports and that could to turkish assets. we will have to wait and see. broader picture of how investors feel about turkey, is it just anxiety? tracy: a good question. you remember two or three years ago, turkey was the darling of emerging market investors. that is not the case anymore, notthat said, decision is as terrible as you might have expected given some of the market moves we have seen over the past seven months. i was looking at a survey of actively managed funds that came out yesterday. they were saying those funds have o average a modest overweight position on turkish assets. ngoldman

he posted this on david spade's instagram account. they celebrated his birthday.ends this past weekend in utah. that looks like the ultimate guy's trip. hang over part 4. >> our producers seem surprised that he's 50. >> he has that boyish thing and his movies are all like man child movies. >> seems like he has been doing movies since 1947 so i'm not really surprised. >> that's the adam sandler. so we're going to go through. >> he's 29 there. >> was he? >> how do you know that? >> my producer. >> al and deborah get into an argument and in his ear adam says she's always right. >> adam is the best. >> okay. guess which celebrity is over or under 50. you can play with us at home. we can hear you by the way in our ear from home so say it outloud. julia roberts over or under. >> i think she's under. >> smart man. >> not by much but i think she's under. >> how old is she? >> she turns 50 this year. >> that's under 50. david schwimmer. >> over, under. >> what say you, audience? you said under. what do you think? he's 50. >> so that's not over or under. that's at. >> ross

we should call a spade a spade, these are new light poles with a historic character so we are not doing any preservation here and in essence not sure why it is coming to us because there is nothing-we are not talking about preservation. there is nothing to preserve. >> it is coming to us because it goes through the district. >> i understand the process just saying rhetorically that our opinion one way or another--mr. cumacho has been here many times and often has said there is no money for this, what are we supposed to do? the old poles don't work and here we are with something that is the diz nefiication of san francisco where we just create something hat is historic and looks historic and we feel good because we say you see the light poles they sort of like what was there in 1936 opposed to something that is part of the brt that is built in 2017. so, i'm just-i meanime don't object to the idea of having a historic looking pole. i don't object to that at all and think it is nice thing but don't know how to-the justification for the change seems like something that's kind of a knee jerk

you can also look at coach, kate spade that are seeing weakness, michael cores. there is a ripple effect from the suppliers to the department stores, as well as broad weakness across retail as we continue to see a secular shift within the retail industry away from bricks and mortar, away from department stores to online. commoditiescheck on head of the weekly inventory numbers that we will get at 11:00. crude oil prices are higher. gold also trading higher, continuing a recent winning streak. mark: retail, big decline or yesterday. second-biggest decliner today. we are up, we were down, we were up, we are down. little changed for the second day after the bull markets on tuesday. this is the big gainer. look at this persimmon. the biggest homebuilder in the u.k. the biggest gain since july. shares up by 7%. and 8% rise in revenue. forward sales rate. executive spoke to us earlier. he said the second half of 2016 was particularly strong. this was a stock that fell by 44% after brexit, how things have changed. homebuilders offer significant value according to deutsc

will rather take on the rifksdz that the landlord can't afford to bring up to code we can create spades without the measures month of the warehouses - one was the extension and not the rule and the landlord are upgrading the spaces many petitions are - but please don't evacuee artists and my sister people that make the bay area creative please don't crush our scowls u souls love it had been you these if we could. >> please, please thank you so much i appreciate your effort just in i'm an artist and agree 100 percent and our board of supervisors we have our code enforcement outreach include the partnership with organizations who is job to try to make sure the evictions don't happen we're committed to this thank you. >> any other public comment? >> no other public comment? >> thank you we're on to item 4 commissioners questions or comments 4a there the staff at this time the staff may ask the programs and policies that of are of interest to the commission. >> any commissioners. >> have anything i mean i'd like to reiterate that many of the commission have requested the presentation from o

we should call a spade a spade, these are new light poles with a historic character so we are not doing any preservation here and in essence not sure why it is coming to us because there is nothing-we are not talking about preservation. there is nothing to preserve. >> it is coming to us because it goes through the district. >> i understand the process just saying rhetorically that our opinion one way or another--mr. cumacho has been here many times and often has said there is no money for this, what are we supposed to do? the old poles don't work and here we are with something that is the diz nefiication of san francisco where we just create something hat is historic and looks historic and we feel good because we say you see the light poles they sort of like what was there in 1936 opposed to something that is part of the brt that is built in 2017. so, i'm just-i meanime don't object to the idea of having a historic looking pole. i don't object to that at all and think it is nice thing but don't know how to-the justification for the change seems like something that's kind of a knee jerk

infrastructure, it's easy to pledge changes, but to see definitive elements in terms of boots on the ground, spades in the earth, that takes some time. so i think it's going to be a question as to how quickly that comes through. if we see tax cuts, that's fine. but the question is what's the multiplier effect in terms of the consumer. i suspect that's relatively low. it will be the case that even if we do get top line tax cuts, it will not see the boost to the consumer and growth that many analysts hope or expect. >> if you say the dollar rally will fizzle out what doshg what mean for the euro? >> the euro has problems, of course. in the first half of this year we'll see those play out dramatically. assuminging we don't see the rise of the far right or alternative european parties doing well, that might be a bit of a catalyst. also if we start to see signs of eurozone growth continuingi in hold up well that provides a slightly more constructive bang for the euro in the second half of the year. i don't think we see a rush to parody, and back into the low teens. >> backing into the low teens. you're

what will happen with him is he now knows he's president for all, i think you're going to see it in spades all of us need to give him a chance and to say great, now you're the leader, take those 100 days and fabricate that tapestry with congressional leadership, you have 535 people he's got to meld this way, he's not a dictator so that weaving of that tapestry which is his vision which incorporates all the threads of all of us in every walk in life can happen and it can happen if we all get behind it. he'll do it. >> and his first opportunity to do that>>> his first opportunit that is his big address down on the mall, his inaugural address. have you spoken to him about it, have you seen it, do you feel confident he's going to set the tone you describe in the major address? >> yes, by the way, he wrote it himself. he's got the best speech writers available to him. he wrote it himself. he's written 13 best sellers. >> have you seen it? >> no, he would never share it with any of us, right? probably going to tuse it as a surprise for all of you. it's from his heart, well thought, and i think i

. >> at santa rosa, even a simple game of spades serves a purpose. >> these are the cards they sell. that's all they sell. >> some inmates may see the cards and know something about the case where they can help solve the case and put the family at rest. >> do you have see anybody you know there? >> no. these are dead people. >> when we gave jesse kuzlowski a personal camera, he explained why he wouldn't solve any of the cold cases even if he could. >> i feel that question, me being incarcerated for snitching to a certain extent, homicide will be solved on that aspect. but i ain't snitching. >> kuzrowski says prosecutors got 45 years. >> they say that the dude threatened my younger brother and i got upset. >> my bigger challenge is dealing with inmates that run their mouth a lot. it makes me angry, but i don't like to show my anger. i'm trying to work on it through medtati meditation. >> kuzlowski decided to be a wolf in sheeps clothing, especially with new inmates. >> you get new people in prison they are scared. you send your homeboy, kind of big, to step down on them. and what you

. >> calling a spade a spade. glad to hear it. larry, thanks for joining us. terry as well.eally appreciate it, guys. >>> donald trump saying meantime at his news conference this morning that he has started to distance himself from the company as the inauguration draws closer. we'll break down the process and what still needs to be done next. >>> also, wells fargo still working to rebuild customers' trust. the details on how it's overhauling its pay plans coming up. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. own thct no esca s th own thct no c , , he..anoute >>> welcome back. president-elect donald trump was joined by his lawyer, sherri dillon at higgs news conference to discuss how he's distancing himself from various businesses. robert joins us with how this will play out. >> reporter: let's talk about what trump is doing. first of all, he'll step away from the trump organization. his sons, eric and donald jr. will run the company. his ownership and assets will be placed in a trust. the company will not do any new overseas deals or launch any new overseas partnersh

. >>> david spade lucky to be alive after this serious crash in hollywood. rover was destroyed in a three vehicle wreck. his suv was reportedly struck by another vehicle whose driver sped up to beat a yellow light. the 52-year-old actor said he was going to go to doctor to get checked out. >>> what a bank executive did to try to keep people from finding out about his drunk driving arrest. >> only made it worse. >>> incredible rescue after a man got tangled up on a ski amazon's digital assistant ends up putting smiles on the faces of sick kids. hey, topper. >> different story tomorrow. we have all the moisture in the world. last night we didn't have much moisture at all. look at the snow and sleet. goes back to mississippi. this is heading our way. models keep trending farther fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 differen