heinz grune has lived in cologne his whole life. >> heinz: cheers to the -- >> anthony: prost.ral german breweries, so a kölsch is an integral part of both his social and business lives. kölsch is not a brand. what is this anyway? >> heinz: let's call it a style. it's a pale ale, and people love to drink it in high amounts. >> anthony: malzmuhle brewery has been slinging beer non-stop for the last 150 years. democratic, utilitarian, welcoming to all people with a powerful thirst. i love the whole style. the little glass -- is this unique to cologne? >> heinz: other regions of germany, you won't find such small glasses. >> anthony: right. >> heinz: they start with 03 to 05. >> anthony: to the giant -- >> heinz: yeah. >> anthony: you know, if you have a giant thing of beer, it's like piss warm by the time you get down to the bottom. >> heinz: right. but here it's necessary because it is not very carbonated, and the foam disappears in minutes. there are guys who drink it in one sip. >> anthony: i'm not sure the exact blood absorption rate of alcohol, but i would think that if you'

pass the heinz. >> you mean the heinz ketchup. >> it's heinz. >> now, in the show, heinz actually passedriting it off, again in the show, as half an ad. but now in real leaf heinz is giving it the green light and running the ads just have don draper imagine it. no bottle of ketchup. all you need is the word heinz. buzz feed says they will be featured in three billboards in new york city. more on the money lead after ivanka trump stepped down from the name sake in her company, the trump brand will discontinue the fine jewelry line. the bracelets with price tags as high as $5,000 apiece will no longer be available. the company told the it is focusing on much more affordable jewelry, such as a $38 faux pearl earrings. the fine jewelry line shouldn't be viewed as a failure. after all, research firm slice intelligence reported u.s. sales of ivanka trump products skyrocketed in january and february. this compared to just a year ago. be sure to follow me on facebook and on twitter. i'm at jim sciutto or tweet the show at the lead, anyone. remember there's tomorrow on the lead, house speaker pau

as a salesperson as goldman i loved to recommend heinz. it's like a tech company. won't start eating chinese. the thing was going down like a stone. now i made all the requisite calls and ran the available research. business was strong and franchise doing well. i sat there hopeless at the time i had a 10% down clause in my hedge fund meaning if my fund ever dipped down by 10% in value, i had to open up the fund, give my partners their money back. it was a doomsday close. and i knew if i hit that number i was done. what i began to realize is the pressure of institutional money management is very different from the pressure at one individual on you at home. as a broker i would have had my individual investors buying more heinz and weakness because long-term would be an amazing opportunity, which of course it did however, when i bought heinz for my fund, hedge fund, i ran into one of these buzz saw sector rotations. the ones that go out of the staple stocks into the more cyclic l companies that do well during times of economic expansi expansion. the aluminum, paper, s

the fictional heinz executive said it only looked like happen at, although the real-life heinz peopleears later seem to be more enthusiastic. it's something of a pr stopped, i would say, but not a bad day for don draper. laura: thank you very much there with the business. taking a short break. stay with us, much more still to come. ♪ qwueeewep@1@1pxxxxxx 03/14/17 03/14/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> these cbo has reported the republican bill pushes 24 million people out of health cacare. this is remarkable figure. it speaks eloquently to the cruelty of the b bill that the speaker calls an act of mercy. 24 million. th

the heinz brand now encompasses more than ketchup and includes barbecue sauce and mustard.ce you are a fan of the show, you should note that sterling cooper draper pryce has been credited for the campaign. host: thank you so much for that and that look at the business news. now time for the press review. ♪ host: we are on the set now to take a look at the press review. a big story coming of the united states. there is news of president forp's leaked tax return 2005, showing he paid $38 million in taxes. guest: on an income of more than $150 million. in this piece in "usa today," those figures were conferred by the white house anticipation of rachel maddow diebold thing that information. trump was refusing to release his tax returns to journalists and opponents deducing he had something to hide. the real news seems to be that trump didn't avoid income taxes for nearly two decades after all. i'm quoting there. theeminds us that journalists who obtained the document has said that the return was mailed to him anonymously and that it may even have come for president trump himsel

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heinz died in the line of duty along with terry, in 1997. heinz grew up in the lawn crest neighborhood where craig was last assign. >>> one person is in police custody following deadly shooting on las vegas strip this afternoon. according to the las vegas metropolitan police department, one person died after a man in his 50s began shootlying at passengers on bus traveling along the strip. the suspect then brrr cadeed himself inside the bus as it came to stop in front of paris oh hotel and casino traffic up and down the busy boulevard came to a screeching halt for hours. and the man eventually surrend surrendered to police. >>> also las vegas police investigate a jewelry store robbery inside the billagio hotel casino complex that sent frighten guests fleeing. at least five to seven masked suspects smashed glass windows, with sledge hammers in this cell phone video you can see officers swarming the area as tourists tried to steer clear. it's home to high end jewelry and watch stores. it's been three months since the world said goodbye to debbi

the impact of kraft heinz -- >> i'm glad you brought this up. >> it's fun. to make it create that the only one to buy is unilever, which clearly is not the case. >> this has just come out. posted three hours ago. i'm not sure why they posted it three hours ago, but it's quite good fun. it analyzes kraft heinz initially. >> general mills is outwestern i with earnings this morning. the more they may become a target of speculation for the likes of kraft heinz. i wonder if the model will change. >>> my pick is from the "wall street journal," brett stevens, other people's babies. the title is a jab at steve king, the gop congressman from iowa talking about immigration. you read a lot about immigration, but this piece is so good, it looks at the economics of japan and their lack of open immigration policies. and what that would do to our country. without immigration our demographic destiny would become japanese but our culture wouldn't, leaving us with the worst of both worlds, economic stagnation without social stability. multi ethnic america would tear itself in

. >> many people cam mural that honors lieutenant joyce craig and office fire fighter james heinz.ig died in december 2014 fighting a row home fire in west oak lane, she was the first, female fire fighter killed in the line of duty, and heinz died 20 years ago fighting fire in the city. hes was from the same neighborhood where craig work. artists say it is an honor to work on this mural. >>> being able to do a project that is public, that is supports the fire department, for the people who gave their life for me a philadelphia citizen it is just so awesome to be able to have my work being so meaningful. >> craig was first female fire fighter to died in the line of duty. this will be located at lawncrest free library. >>> are you looking for love? but you want it to last, then you may need to be a certain age. >> okay. also if you want to give your friend a gift card how but text it to them? that is interesting, the company now ditching actual physical card for other technology, maybe that is a good idea for if you forgot something, you got it now, there you go we will be right back

heinz died in the line of duty with terry mcillvy in 97. heinz grew up in the lawncrest neighborhood where craig was last assigned. >>> in north philadelphia now, family and friend of joni sledge gathered for her funeral. she was a member of the philadelphia born singing group sister sledge. janey blackwell was among the dignitaries who attended the services at deliverance church she died march 10th. sheep was 60 years old. >>> well, the reading red knights are state champions for first time in their s gh school basketball squad returning to reading after last night's game. the red knights played pine richland in the 6a state finals at hershey's giant center. check out lonnie walker with an easy dunk in the fourth quarter. there he goes. nights night came out on top with the 64-60 victory. >> if i can take this medal and then place tonight every single home in reading, i wish i could, i wish i could but this is for them. i cannot thank everybody enough. we finally dit. >> lonnie walker, regarded as one of the country's top high school playe

why do we insist kraft heinz has to stick with food? how about san tan dare?e spanish bank with the hub of london to be tarnished to some degree even as a heard nary a public peep about london could be impugned by brexit, why shouldn't we be thinking about spain doing better as a financial and technology hub? sant an dare has done a lot to recapitalize itself in the last few years. i could make a case for the recapitalized deutsche bank too, betting that european financial folk will be out to punish the uk and do more business with their german brethren. i'm warming up to that stock as it raises the much needed capital. and if you felt that the world was going to be a stronger place, how about british mineral giant rio tin tow? you think there will be oil and gas mergers? maybe we have to think about bp as a place to go. all i'm saying is with a euro that seemingly found its footing, economies that are growing stronger, europe might be a better place to invest than the u.s., at least for now. until the logjam in washington gets broken or the swamp, if you want

in the show don's pitch for heinz ketchup is passed on but now the company heinz is green lighting thell use it almost exactly as don draper proposed it on the show. it is called pass the heinz. the ads never actually show the ketchup bottle. instead they just rely on gorgeous pictures, close-ups of food that go perfectly with it like french fries, burgers, a delicious bite of steak. as don said in his pitch on the show, without seeing the ketchup the viewer uses his or her imagination. heinz says the ads are even powerful without getting any "mad men" connection. the show's creator gave approval and it lists don draper and the fictional firm sterling cooper draper price in the credits. >> cool. >> yes. >> i prefer heinz 57 on my steak. >> you have a lot to say about your dips. >> it's cold. >> it's a comfort food kind of day. >> it is. >> thank you. >>> also in "pop news" this morning, remember hanson. ♪ mm. yes. yes. well, the boys, they're all grown up. >> wow! >> and celebrating their anniversary as a band hitting the road for a world tour. it's called the middle of everywhere. tha

because thaeft month yeun lever bid, warren buffett, who is affiliated with kraft heinz told cnbc he wouldn't go along with anything hostile, and almost all the companies with stocks that spiked in this period as part of the pin action from the uni lever bid, they don't want to be akwierd. that means these stocks are all up on the hopes of something that might not happen, a kraft heinz takeover attempt. i say those stocks become vulnerable. let's compound things. many of these packaged goods companies do a huge a of business overseas. their estimates will have to come down in the dollar spikes on a rate hike as many people think will happen. so there could be a second day move against this very visible group when the analysts cut their numbers off the dollar. third, i'm concerned about some of the longer dated assets in this situation. what's a longer dated asset? biotech. let's take the biotech stocks. they don't trade on what's currently happening. they trade on the future. not on the numbers but they trade on the pipelines. however, if you believe that inflation is coming back as

the eca chairman karl—heinz rummenigge says he fears player burnout with the amount of players that wouldeve it is quite clear that fifa knows that we are unhappy with the fact that they increased the number of participants in the world cup by 50% and that is quite clear, that this is a fact, and we believe the way of the position, making and transparency, was not acceptable from our point of view. i believe that regarding our players, they publicly played too many games. —— probably play. we have to reduce their stress and i believe it's a point now that arrived where these organisations have to think a bit more about foot all and not just about finance and politics. to tennis and number one seed stan wawrinka is out of the miami masters. he was dispatched in the fourth round by german teenager alexander zverev, two sets to one. wawrinka's fellow swiss roger federer fared better. he saw off roberto bautista agut as he bids for a third miami masters title. the numberfour seed needed two tie—breaks to get past the spaniard and make the quarter—finals. in form federer has already won the au

heinz worked in the same neighborhood as craig. >> jill biden was at the delaware 87ers game.t was more than about half-time. the 76ers organization donated $200,000 to the beau by then found sayings -- beau biden foundation for the protection of children dedicated to fighting child abuse and strengthening child protection laws. >> there's a tendency to say it's not my business it's a family issue. a child abused is not a family issue. a child abused, these are all our children. >> in addition to the donation, a portion of ticket sales went to the beau biden foundation. >>> a nutritious diet is essential for college students to succeed in the classroom. now local university have established a food pantry on the campus to help those who might otherwise go hungry. nora muchanic has more on how students are helping one another. >> reporter: it is opening day for the shop. rowan's new campus center that will provide free food to struggling students. >> we have eating options up and down rowan boulevard, if you don't have the funds to pay for it -- >> reporter: last month rowan did

they send urging the team to mandrake and have live animals at heinz field.he video footage was disturbing. a spokeswoman for the pittsburgh zoo disagreed with the view that the penguins used on the ice last month were under a stressful environment. you can see them right there. nhl reportedly responsible for the pregame show and it wasn't the penguins franchise. a look at the latest in sports. says curry back on his game broke out of his scoring slump with 31 points. golden state bounce back from consecutive losses 112-105. 29 points helped the warriors and their first regular-season losing streak in nearly two years. five three-pointers for 10th place on the nba's career three-point ice and added eight rebounds. dustin johnson when the mexico chip yesterday for the last that starts on the pga tour at three under 68. what's the best shot of the day. if i'm to justin thomas on the par 313th hole. thomas is near the later when he had 238 yards away. the exciting es. right into the cup for a whole game one. per the fourth pga tour of the area. he has to settle

heinz died almost 20 years ago fighting a city fire as well.s from the same neighborhood where craig worked. the artist is honored to work on this mural. >> being able to do a project that's public, that's for the fire department for the people who gave their life for me a philadelphia citizen, it's just so awesome to be able to have my work be so mean full. >> craig was the first female firefighter to die in the line of duty in philadelphia. the mural will be located at the lawn crest free library. >>> mailing 20 large bags of marijuana, not smart in the first place but sending it to the wrong person that's even worse. fox's natalie poso has more now on the delivery that will not be returned to center. >> she clearly said that it was her birthday within a month or so but she wasn't expecting this type of present. >> reporter: take a look at this shocking video. 20 bags of marijuana each just over 1 pound that police say delivered to the wrong person via ups on myrtle drive in southwest atlanta. >> there was 20 sealed packages, vacuum sealed pa

probably duncan heinz vanilla not that i work for duncan heinz. >> maybe an ice cream cake?er destroyed an ice cream cake! >>> coming up in the next half- hour check the morality of the morality clause. big pushback today in sacramento over the effort to give teachers at religious schools more reproductive rights. >> making it official. first she gets an office, now she has a title! what the first daughter's official role is at the white house. >> and rich man's justice? the district attorney crying foul as a landlord accused of vandalizing tenants cars escapes jail time. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, doctrine and private lives. a california lawmaker wants new protections for people who work >>> our top story at 6:30, a new clash between religious doctrine and private lives. >> a california lawmaker wants new protections for people who work at religious institutions. kpix 5 political reporter melissa caen joining us live from the state capital this evening. >> reporter: assemblywoman fletcher is a catholic and is personally pro-life. but she says she believes that all employees shoul

heinz died almost 20 years ago. he was fighting a city fire as well.from the same neighborhood as craig. the artist says that it's an honor to work on this mural. >> being able to do a project that's public, that's for the fire department, for the people who gave their life for me a philadelphia citizen, it's just so awesome to be able to have my work be so meaningful. >> well craig us what the first female firefighter to die in the labor of duty in philadelphia. the mural will be located at the lawn crest free library. >>> dozens of young professionals across the region ditched their cozy beds and slept out on the streets all for a good cause. they're raising awareness and money for homeless young people. it's all part of the covenant house pennsylvania annual sleep out event. the organization helps young people get off the streets and transform their lives. the money raised will go toward food and shelters for run aways and homeless young people in our area. organizers say this was the biggest turn out in philly yet. >> this is a powerful movement. t

the volume declines are bad, as long as i mention let's not forget kraft heinz is out there.ion that money, they're ready to go. when you see this, when you see a kellogg, which is not performing that well and you realize, well, if it's execution, kraft heinz is an executer, also an executioner, so let's keep in mind before you start selling general mills you got a nice yield, it's got some big brands. and i would not just -- you know, kraft heinz is not sitting there saying, wow, they're doing a bad job. i guess if we would do a bad job if we came in, it would be opposite. >> in analyst speak you're saying there's some optionalty? >> yeah. i think selling this one -- they had some very good snack businesses as well. look, a mondelez could be ready to pounce. they're done, restructuring this year. giving up on the ones that have come down a lot is a big mistake in my mind. particularly if you think the ten-year is going to 2.3, i would rather be in big g. >> so howard tonight? >> yeah, i've got political ambitions, ambitions to do the roastery, a lot of people feel issue is t

spokesperson for heinz says he that slogan still works today.t. >> coming up on fox5 newsfox morningt west says thes e game is just too physical. >> all right.ht. a maryland lawmakers debate aata new bill at preventingrevent antibiotics resistant superstanu bugs. >> as we head to break live live look across the d.c. region on this chilly thursday morning.mo. okay, it's more than chilly. it's down right cold outside,ou, right? 5:42 is our time rightt now, 27 degrees. fox5 news morning coming backomk in just two minutes.mins. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in cutomer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. <

heinz, who died in 1997 worked in the same neighborhood as craig. >>> hugs and hands shakes in coatesvillehborhood welcomed five new families, were given certificates of chaec achievement and keys. each was built by volunteers from habitat for humanity in who were on hand to see their work pay off. hind ♪ leave it to the pros? i am a pro. i made this lawn from seed pride, and less water than you'd think. to those who'd say the grass is greener on the other side.. i politely disagree. pennington smart seed. guaranteed to grow with 30% less water. reclaim your turf. a >>> jeff skversky has a check on sports >> it's cracking, there's a giant big crack, there's nothing the flyers can do. they can only hurt themselves, a must win you think in fact, in the flyers don't win, they will fall eight points out with two weeks to go. two teams are chasing for the final playoff spot. they're trying to save the season against the forminger goalie early second bobrovsky stone walls jake vorachek then remain scoreless until later the second. talk about nothing bouncing their way. what happened? take anothe

host: former staffer for the -- senator john heinz of pennsylvania. in from north carolina on the democratic line. john, you are on with tom nichols. hey, tom, how you doing? guest: morning. caller: yeah, you know, i think is that first the government recycles the same over and over.d find new en do you knowledge, new understanding now, you know, if you look every expert is a guy that was an expert for the government in '70s, in the the '50s, where are the new bright young experts. lastly, you know, lately within the last 10 years, wrong.expert has been they never want to admit they are wrong. they want to say, well, it was different here, i didn't see that, i guess my point is ne, we keep recycling the same people calling them experts and, ou know, millennials and the younger generation won't believe he older generation and two -- i'll leave it at that. guest: thanks for the question. i will take issue with you on a things. first of all, as one of the older experts, there is for hing to be said experience that i think is very important. i think it is

there's a belief that kraft-heinz needs to do another deal.ened when they went after unilever for the brief period. you could have blinked an missed up, but the stock went up dramatically because investors believe in delivering when they do a transaction. they may not do one tomorrow or next week but they're going to do another deal. it's the way these companies are built, jim. the question is unilever is off the table. as i reported the high likelihood is they will not pursue anything that will have a hint of being hostile or unsolicited. what does that leave you with? >> a lot of the companies that want to remain independent, whether it's kellogg, general mills does not want to fold. they do not want to do anything. you're so right. by the way what had happened kraft-heinz reported the day before the unileaver and it dropped from 90 to 86, 87. >> did not report a particularly good quarter and then it shot up on the news -- >> by the way. the supreme court not going to review the visa/master card. they have been the outstanding thin tech play

say that toddtors david worked on security for a heinz board member when he received an email spellingny's impending takeover. he called his broker the next day and bought heinz shares, selling his position for a profit of $44,000. wall street bonus pool rose last year to just under $24 billion. the new york state comptroller said the average payout for $138,000. it was to profit as the sixth largest u.s. bank. more than half a million wall street jobs lost since the financial crisis. and it's been a busy day, a roundup of the stories. hitting your day going on today's edition of daybreak. are you bloomberg subscribers -- it is, go to available on your mobile and phone. you can customize settings and also get news that you care about. to come on daybreak asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: this is daybreak asia. record profit last quarter, and it translates to nice pay raises for staff. the annual spring wage talks between management and unions has just wrapped up. he will look at the important points with chris cooper joining us live from tokyo. chris, good to see you. i feel like we h

toyota and heinz as well as the british government pulled their advertising from google and youtube. google which owns youtube is promising to eliminate rate speep that will no longer accept ads that harass people. >>> uber says it's scaling back its plan to expansion. 2000 to 3000 employees were supposed to move into the o sears building on broadway last year. they will rent out much of the oakland site. in a state oakland mayor says in part quote this prime office will be put back into full use. >>> time is 6:44. target is giving shoppers a peak at the future. take a look at what a houston's door will look like when it comes in october. it will have a speed entrance. that will lead shoppers to the redesigned grocery aisle. target plans to renovate 600 stores over the next three years. >>> basketball fans from around the country will descend on san jose. >> san jose is one of four cities picked to host games at this regional level. the last time they hosted the san jose men's basketball tournament was 1847. west virginia plays gonzaga followed by xavier and by the way both days are

heinz reviewing bids summit it hewlett-packard enterprise is expanding its hardware lineup, they havegreed to buy nimble storage in a deal $1 billion. they will give hewlett-packard better reach to the lower end segment of the market. meg whitman is spending more on acquisitions after a mobile your effort to make theflh. bonds, currencies, gauges all of her plunging to 2017 lows as a near certain interest rate increase ring sphere of the markets desk brings fear of the market?or does it ? heidi richardson joins us with ideas. let's begin in the u.s. where getting a fed rate increase next week, most people think we are, we may not, where have flows been going? heidi:week about and thisorning about 97%. pretty much a certainty at this point. the flows have been a evolving in the new regime, reflation trade as well, at the same time, the fed is raising interest rate, it bodes well for cyclical stocks, particularly financial services. if you want to get more granular than that, pretty strong flows into regional banks the idea that regulations may be rolled back? heidi: helpful for the fin

congressman jim heinz. >> gets to something we don't talk a lot about which is really important. which its do the russians have some form of leverage on president trump? either financial or otherwise? >> i briefed the president on the concerns that i had. >> reporter: the committee's investigation was thrown into disarray yesterday when republican chairman devin nunes announced he had seen legal foreign surveillance that involved members of the trump transition team. he angered democrats by first briefing the media and mr. trump. committee. >> sometimes you make the right decision, make the wrong ones you, have to stick by the decisions you make. >> reporter: getting steel to testify will take more than just democartic support. scott, committee republicans would have to back the idea as well. after that, there its the possibility steel won't want to appear. >> jeff pegues in our washington newsroom. late today, a fourth victim of the london attack died, 75-year-old man whose name was not released. the others were a police officer, stabbed to death, a british woman, and an america

jim heinz, congressman from connecticut joins us now. thanks for being with us.eally appreciate it. >> hi, rachel. >> a lot to deal with. a lot on your plate right now. what can you tell us about general flynn reportedly offering to testify in exchange for immunity? >> well, interestingly when i last checked in which was a couple hours ago, actually nobody on the intelligence committee had received a communication from general flynn. we'll need to wait to see if that comes in. and then of course what we're going to need to think about is it is true that congress or a congressional committee can offer immunity from prosecution. obviously with law enforcement, they do this because the individual grant immunity has a story to tell which implicates higher ups. you arrest the corner drug dealer and give that individual immunity so you can go after the king pin. here we'll have to think about and coordinated with law enforcement. the reason i say law enforcement is because you don't ask for immunity unless you feel like you're in legal jeopardy. so we have to be very c

kraft-heinz -- >> yeah. unilever is breaking up. >> we don't know. doing a study, studying what to do. >> what is kraft-heinz going to do? they're all that people talk about when they get together. >> i've noticed. they'll do another deal, that their top line growth is not significant enough. there's a premium in the stock given their success in reading costs out so they'll do another one. the question after that horrendous job they did in unilever what they do now has to be friendly from beginning to end. how many companies are willing to say to them, okay, we're willing to listen and talk and make us a good offer and it will be nice from beginning to end because they have typically used pressure from the share holder base to help them. unilever it was more than that. when you look at 3-g, with the old abi guys that they did in sab miller, that's a weapon that's gone. >> let's say the -- let's say one retires because he's a couple years older than i am in the game. and is that an opening? even though he designated the successor is that an opening be

the heinz project? h-e-i-n a new project, is how you spell it. you can get to it for free. i don't know the full title of it. ours, what is paul's last name? >> finkelman. >> thank you. it has just become available as he can look up every piece of legislation connected to slavery. our hope is more and more private companies will feel the work they do should be made available as opposed to try to squeeze it for profit. from a downke it here level. territorial kansas online is a terrific online. moneyfortunately it takes to hire or staff that digitization. the state historical society of missouri has done a wonderful job digitizing the major city newspapers. but there is no money to newspaper itself, the small little towns, there is no money. let me move forward a couple of decades. the young man who introduced me at the end of this row is in a class with me right now in which we are creating a permanent exhibit. park was one of the first colleges to accept japanese-american students from the concentration camps. we have 1300 individual archives, onst our it. one person at th

. >> we had congressman heinz who said they're not having regular meetings. >> that's too bad. when you deal with intelligence information, that's current, that's active. the intelligence committee meets multiple times a week. >> more than just the russian investigation. >> that's correct. a lot more than the russian investigation. that's ongoing in the house and senate. there are other issues. there's oversight that has to occur. >> for your committee -- how critical is it that it truly is bipartisan? when you see the questions and the only open hearing the house has had, all the republicans are asking about leaks. all the democrats are asking about russia. it's like it's two different hearings. now it's just completely broken down. >> now you are getting into pure politics. it's essential that an investigation like this is nonpartisan more than bipartisan. when you deal in intelligence committee, specifically, no cameras are on. open conversation. you are talking about very difficult issues that are national security issues. that's not a partisan issue. we all want to protect

and, you know, the heinz has ketchup, the rocks have joke glawlz the time. like at a funeral?'t be caught dead in that shirt. >> why is she crying? >> "i wouldn't be caught dead in that shirt?" >> stephen: we were actually told once to not-- to stop laughing at the wake. >> my mother would do this in church to us all the time, because we would act like we call the the holy ghost just to be funny. ( laughter ) and my mother was like -- >> stephen: as well she should. >> "it's the lord, mom ai can't control it. it's the lord." >> stephen: you got the new show. it's called "the game of dating." >> tuesday nights at 8:00, tv1. >> stephen: how is this show "the game of dating," different from other dating shows. "in the bachelor" they have a rose. how does it work? talk us through it. >> smien different because there has never been a show like this. it's a dating show where you watch two dates but there are three teams that watch dates to predict what will happen and win money. >> stephen: there are people watching date on hidden camera? >> yes. >> stephen: you pause it? >> i pause

terry mcgillvey in 97.of duty heinz grew up in northeast neighborhood where they were assigned. re state champions. here's basketball high school team, squad is returning to reading after last night's game with a lot of celebration there red knights played pine richland in the 6a state finals at hershey's giant center. check outline walker with an easy dunk in the fourth quarter, they goes, the knights came out on top with the 64-60 victory. >> if i can take this medal and place tonight every single home in reading, i wish i could but this is for them. i cannot thank anyone else. >> we finally did it. >> lonnie walker recorded as one of the country's top high school players has signed to play at the university of miami. congratulations to all of them >>> now to the girls 5a championship game between archbishop wood and trinity, they also played last night in hershey, the archbishop lady vikings were looking for back to back titles after winning in the lower division last year. vikings scored first nine points of the game. the girls from archbishop wood joined the boys team from

this all comes after several huge companies, including big names like mcdonald's, toyota, heinz, have stopped spending ad money on youtube after their ads actually appeared next to extremist or very controversial videos. google are also soon roll out tool for advertisers to control where those ads actually appear on certain youtube clips. reggie, natasha, back to you. >>> take a look at the woman in these photos. the san mateo county sheriff's office says she is known for stealing wallets from women who look like her while they're shopping and then she quickly uses those cards to buy thousands in merchandise and withdraw cash. authorities say she's committed similar crimes in multiple bay area.d now she's here in the officials haven't said exactly where this is happening but they are warning female shoppers to be on the lookout. >>> the wells fargo account scandal is hitting the bank where it really hurts. customers opened 40 fkt fewer checking account per day last month compared to a year earlier. credit card applications also fell sharply. the san francisco-based bank has been worki

director to finish the mural of joyce craig the first female firefighters to die in the line of duty, heinzied in 1997 and worked in the same neighborhood as craig. >>> a teacher in philadelphia got major praise this month and a guest was there to make it a special occasion. jeanette reyes shares the story. >> reporter: the spotlight is something that this high school teacher doesn't seek out. though he was thrust into it for good reason. hundreds of fee -- phoenixville high schools students packed into the auditorium to hear brian westbrook speak. >> this is something about a teacher -- >> reporter: westbrook presented the citadel heart learning aware to thank area teachers for what they do. an incredible 2200 nominations were submitted by students and parents for 1100 outstandings teachers. >> when a teacher suffered a dramatic injury she. >>> she -- much to the surprise, mcnaughton was chosen as a final list. >> accepting the award from one of his favorite athletes nearly left him speechless. >> amazing, brian westbrook one of the greatest running back of his of all time. >> one of his s

and then chatter will quickly happen that kraft heinz will try to buy them, just like it tried to buy uni lever. we also hear from lennar, and this fabulous home builder stock has been en fuego despite the fed's rate hikes. can you believe lennar is up 23% for the year, one of the strongest stocks in the s&p 500? i find that amazing. if the stock is going to stay up here, though, we're going to need a story of accelerating orders and estimate-beat youing numbers on both the top and the bottom line. lots of analysts have rallied around nike of late. they're betting that the weakness is past. the company's business is accelerating both here and worldwide. the stock's picked up five points on this chatter of a better number. i expect nike to give you one. i'm a tad concerned it needs to be really wrong or the recent hype could make it so the stock could sink. still i bet nike tells a compelling story. classic kind of senior growth story that many money managers want to get in. some companies are doing very well and they give you a broad read on the state of commerce. as i write in get ri

i'm joins by congressman jim heinz from connecticut. congressman, do you think chairman nunes can get us an honest look at what role the trump people played regarding the russians during the last presidential campaign? >> well, i think his actions in the last week or so have really called into question whether he could ever do that. i mean we had the open hearing canceled on the sort of flimsiest of pretexts. and now his behavior, which has mystified republicans as much as democrats has done two ings this. one, raised questions about exactly what he's up to. we all know he was on the trump transition team, so there's a question of divided loyalties. just as important, chris, investigations involve people willing to take risks and come forward. maybe it's intelligence officers. maybe it's whistle-blowers who want to provide information. but if those whistle-blowers, potential whistle-blowers or intelligence officers are worried that the chairman of the committee may turn right around and take their testimony to the white house, which is

i applaud craft heinz and its c.e.o. for their commitment to packing one billion meals over the next five years. and i appreciate all that rise against hunger does to address chronic malnutrition and alleviate poverty worldwide. working together we can end hunger now. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise today because the american people have the right to know the truth regarding russia's interference in our democratic process. i am a member of the house armed services committee and the message i hear from our military leaders is consistent -- russia is a top threat to the united states and our interests. russia has not only used its military to destabilize regions around the world, but it has completely unde

i introduce myself, i'm bar bra hail assistant general manager for power, with me is mike heinz, if you would stand. the director day-to-day director of the clean power sf program and the clean power sf staff report to him at the puc. charles, our acting communication's director at the puc is here. and his staff person, pasaro and we are happy to welcome, this is what? week two? and marina report to charles. she is the communication's lead for power enterprise at puc and as i say she only just joined us. so you will be seeing us as a team responding to your inquiries. so i wanted to take our first meeting as an opportunity to introduce the team. so now move og this to where we are at with the program and if i may i would like to switch microphones. so by way of making sure we are all understanding the program opportunity here, san francisco program is enabled by statute that was passed in 2012, excuse me, 2002. >> go ahead. >> yeah. did we receive a powerpoint for this? >> i am happy to get you copies if you you like, i thought that you were able to see them. >> yes. >> in the future, a

. >> we want to mention the pastor asia heinz, and then the cop that you saw is either steven or stefan, but also in this alongside, and she learned mma to do this to get this role, like the name of the director is ash, my goodness. >> you really like her, don't you? >> i do. plus she came to over the summer association of black journalists cents, we had a conference, really was great discussion. >> cool. >> she has got a girl ♪ crush ♪ >> i'll admit it. >> we got to get her on the show. >> i'll go upstairs. >> can't wait to hear more about it, tonight, 7:00 a four. couples listen up. there is one sign that you and your partner are meant to be. we discuss it with preston and steve next. it's time, america. there's work to be done. it's not going to be easy but there's grit inside of you. and if you need extra motivation the grad fund at strayer university can help push you forward. because up to your last year of classes could be on us. that's right. on us. today is the day. strayer university. let's get it, america. hi hey i'll take one of those new fast play games. oh, you ready for a