and said oh, my god, i've been raped by kevin cooper. >> kevin cooper escaped an almost two-month-longder manhunt, and police caught him trying to swim away from the scene of an alleged rape. >> the rape allegation was never pursued, because cooper now faced four counts of first degree murder. each carrying the death penalty. >> i hope you die! give him the gas chamber! >> when cooper was returned to san bernardino, racial tensions boiled over. >> local authorities say they've received several calls from outraged residents who demanded cooper be sent to the gas chamber. >> they caught him. they should do away with him. >> we're seeking the death penalty ago we have all along. >> cooper's trial began on october 23rd, 1984. >> i cross-examined him for a day and a half. cooper said, yeah, i was at the lease house. i never went up to the ryen house. it wasn't me. it must have been someone else who did this. >> kottmeier countered the testimony by showing the jury the hatchet found in the lease house and the bloody footprint found in the ryens' bedroom. >> in the folds of that sheet was a h

kevin: not quite yet.ce the fourth quarter of last year, the treasury 10 year has gone up 80 points, spreads on investment rate has widened 40 basis points. demand is still very, very strong. so what i am looking for is those stresses, especially in high yields. we are not seeing that yet. we also aren't seeing corporate defaults, and until we see cracks like that, it is still an attractive trade. jonathan: lisa, if you look at the chart right there, equities as rollover. are you surprised by the fact that comparatively so, the credit estate is resilient? lisa: it is hard to say that equity is really rolling over given the rally we have had over the last few months. with rates growing higher, high-yield has a retail-based orientation. it is less sticky money than the institutional demand we are seeing, so i am not surprised to see four continuous weeks of outflows in the high-yield etf space. from the valuation perspective, we are through cycle types and 35 basis points off of all time highs in the market,

jonathan: kevin? kevin: i think it is a great point that she is making.t has been the best trade in the sovereign marketplace for a while now, buying treasuries. will the trade still be good now that italy is starting to see inflationary pressure? some of these other european countries seeing inflationary pressures -- that is something we will watch closely. but without a doubt, it has been pretty strong on the board. will that trade still be good now that italy is starting to see some inflationary pressures? u.s.? that is something we will watch closely but it has been the best strategy on the board. jonathan: eric, what are your thoughts? eric: we talked about the boj before and they are capping the 10 year at 10 basis points. one of our favorite trades is shorting the 30 year part of the jgb curve, basically where they don't control in a free market part of the japanese bond market curve. jonathan: eric, is that not the widow maker again or is it , different this time around? eric: i do think it is somewhat different because as you said before, the yie

kevin: good. kevin. lemonis: kevin -- oh, hey! i think i just met your wife. kevin: yes.lemonis: she's, like, all energetic and excited. so, what happens here? kevin: this is where we make all our soups and products for sandwiches. lemonis: okay. who's in charge of the kitchen here? dave: mayra. lemonis: are you mayra? mayra: yes, it's me. lemonis: how you doing? i'm marcus. mayra: i'm mayra. nice to meet you. lemonis: so, you're the jefe of the kitchen? mayra: yeah. lemonis: is this bacon? dave: sure is. lemonis: and what is this? dave: these are the dumplings. kevin: secret dumpling, man. lemonis: what's the secret. kevin: well, the secret is very good. i give it a little stir. lemonis: now, how long have you worked here? kevin: i've been here a little over five months. lemonis: what is your role? kevin: it's kind of been changing. i was supposed to be regional -- helping him oversee five locations and get him some structure. lemonis: did he need structure? is it hard saying it with him standing there? kevin: no, it's not. i already told him. lemonis: oh, i know. kevin:

kevin harvick or keselowski.ake a chance. >> mike: got 14 lead lap cars now. every one of these top four or five drivers made their fastest lap of the race after that last restart, and i just wondered can kevin harvick use all those tires. is there anything with brad keselowski or even with clint bowyer that they can possibly run down on the last 14 laps. >> mike: last lap was .1 faster with kevin and needs more than that with 14 to go. >> darrell: wunsie get that, if he wants to death a tenth on me, he's not going to catch it. >> jeff: keselowski is running are the high line and sees clint bowyer running the high line and making it off of turn two. >> mike: that's going to be a bit of a problem for kevin harvick. if they start running high and start cutting no that lead, what would you do? >> mike: you know the message harvick is sending. catch me at your leisure and .3 better to the two of brad keselowski. alex bowman had it sideways and gathered it up. in 20th place. 14 laps on the lead lap. you can see them o

inside the stadium. >> this was a nice to remember for kevin hart. he's usually wound up. oh boy it was special last night. i was right there in the middle of the madness. ♪ >> justin how was it? >> that right there is what an exhausted justin looks like seconds after pulling off the 15 minute pepsi halftime show. the moment everyone still talking about is that tribute to minute minneapolis hometown hero prince. >> i'm not going to lie to you. i feel like a gate keeper on prince. >> during a live post show appearance with his buddy jimmy fallon justin revealed prince's estate gave him the original vocal track. >> we got the actual vo calls and then uncut footage of it from him in "purple rain." somehow by the grace of probably prince looking down on us it singh singed up. >> in the stadium sheila e. applauded the tribute telling me she had a conversation with justin when it was rumored he may use a hologram during the show. >> prince told me make sure no one ever does a hologram of me. justin reached out. we had a good conversation. i assured the fan

kevin: i know.he representative adam schiff saying, if the majority remains intent on releasing its documents to the public despite repeated warnings from the d.o.j. and f.b.i., it must hold a new vote to release to the public its modification of the document. now republicans are pushing back on that. take a listen to what representative mark meadows, chairman of the freedom caucus, told me earlier this morning. mr. meadows: that's an adam schiff misdirection there. i talked to chairman nunes last night. i can tell you from that standpoint any changes were not factual and would have been minor. kevin: why? mr. meadows: in trying to appease adam schiff and the f.b.i. and so i'm ok with releasing the original memo if that's a deterrent. kevin: so republicans saying now just release all versions of this memo. it's unclear whether or not president trump will ultimately decide to do that. just within the past half-hour senior administration officials telling reporters they believe congress has the jurisd

coming up, fire i ceo kevin mandia.bersecurity, helping to secure election systems at the start of the primaries for the midterm elections? this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power." i am david westin. shery: i am shery ahn. horses government did not just hacked and the -- russia's government did not just hacked and the documents, it was able to weaponize social media, according to our next guest. as the u.s. looks towards midterms, how vulnerable are elections? we welcome kevin mandia, ceo of cybersecurity company fireeye. this is perfect timing to have you on the show. on a technical level come when you are looking at the midterm elections in november, how vulnerable is the u.s. compared to the 2016 presidential election? kevin: there's a lot of different ways to answer the question. technical vulnerabilities -- can russia hack documents? toolkit they can use, but it is obvious. when it comes to the sharing of ideas and ideology, we are an open country, and we have to to sort out as a n

holland in washington he's a senior fellow at the brookings institution also in washington we have kevin camps he is a radioactive waste specialist beyond nucular and in london we cross to add real because he is a foreign affairs consultant and analyst all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate kevin let me go to you first in washington you know i read the report quite thoroughly i was quite stunned as i said in the in the introduction i'll reach of my three takeaways here the report exaggerates exaggerates perceived threats to the u.s. number two it fuses conventional and nuclear war and pushes for the development of low yield nucular weapons i mean that's quite stunning if you look at the history of arms control and by the way it's going to cost about one point three trillion dollars what were your takeaways from the report kevin in washington. well i think your title for the show is very apt i mean dan ellsberg in his new book the doomsday machine confessions of a nuclear war planner said at the time that dr strangelov

kevin and i covered the campaign together as well. my reporting is that trump is not only frustrated with john kelly but also with hope hicks. that is notable because hope is someone when you talk about the inner circle, she's been in that inner circle for longer than anybody in this white house right now. and so when you talk about the level of frustration that is coming out of the oval office right now, it can't be overstated that the rob porter scandal is reresh rating, not just for the aspects we talked about earlier in this segment about how the white house treats women and allegations made by women, but also on the other side of things and how this will impact the staff that works there. john kelly has done a lot of work this week to continuously ratchet up his reaction to the way that this scandal has been handled. you saw in his initial statements that he was saying he was supportive of porter and then pictures came out from his ex-wife. then john kelly's statements got tougher and it culminated to the end of the week with a l

kevin: right.the most conservative option stretches because you are owning the underlying stock. you want to take into consideration you are taking advantage of the extremely elevated implied volatility. real estate should not have this high of implied volatility in this is a way to take advantage of that. julie: kevin, thanks much. kevin kelly. julia, back to you. julia: think you so much, julie. still ahead, disney outfoxed? maybe, we will speak to larry haverty as comcast launches media hunger games. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ mom, dad, can we talk? sure. what's up, son? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i will. no. make that the password: "you_stillóhave_toóvisit_us." that's a good one. seems a bit long, but okay... set a memorable wifi password with xfinity my account. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. house republicans don't plan on

house majority leader kevin mccarthy. kevin?fun and kathy rogers -- did they forget your name, john? they did not put his name up, but that is ok. that is the first time that has ever happened. hey john, that will never happen again. [laughter] president trump: working together, we have a couple sticks for an very things for the american people over the last year. i believe this is just the beginning. paul ryan called me the other day, and i do not know if i'm supposed to say this, but i will say that he said to me he has never, ever seen the republican , so much in like with each other, but literally, the word united was the word he used. it was the most united he has ever seen the party, and i see it too. i have so many friends in this group, and there is a great i do notgether that think either party has seen for many, many years. right? that is good. i was hoping he would not deny that. he did, he called me and i thought it was very nice, so thank you paul, very much. day, we are empowering our citizens to follow their heart

many of you may know kevin. he is currently chairman of the council of economic advisers and before that, was a senior ekeehn mist. held the james q. wilson chair m american culture and politics at the american enterprise institute. aei, where he was one of the leading thinkers there. and before joining aei, kevin was senior economist at federal reserve board. now any of you who know kevin or have seen him speak know he is a clear thinker, a straight talker, and says what he thinks. and he is, i think, serving the administration, the country extraordinarily well. the format we're going to used to is question and answer. i will lead off with a question or two for kevin. and he has been kind enough to be willing to accept questions from the audience. he has hard stop at 1:30. let's keep that in mind. let's have a round of place for our panelists this morning, first. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> i'm going to sit in this chair. i feel like, i don't know whether it is charlie rose or david ruben stein. >> don't want

vonnie: kevin cirilli, thank you. kevin: thank you.tephenill ahead, schwarzman weighs in on the recent market volatility. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: this is "bloomberg markets ." i mark barton from london. vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: right. it has been a big week for blackstone. john gray was tapped as the steveated heir justo schwarzman. today, steve spoke to bloomberg. he spoke to jason kelly. normal,nk it is pretty and if you look at the world, the developed world will probably girl around 3% -- grow around 3%. % or less..25 multiply that for 12 months, and what do you get? you get stock market performance if you just annualized that somewhere in the 80's to 90% with 3% growth. that is simply ridiculous. stop that have to kind of compounding or else you have almost a whole year's performance in one month. what is going to happen in that scenario? will, got to go down -- well, got to go up and then down and then up. a volatile world is what should happen at the end of the day? not hour to hour the way television wo

david: that was kevin hassett.ming up tomorrow, exclusive interviews with two fed presidents. first, the dallas fed president, and then the new york fed president bill dudley. this is bloomberg. i'm scarlet fu. julia: and i'm julia chatterley. welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ are live in bloomberg world headquarters in new york over the next hour. here are the top stories we are covering on the bloomberg and from around the world. the path to recovery. u.s. stocks continuing to fluctuate, currently a little higher in the dow and the s&p as the downplay worries about the turmoil. and the view from goldman sachs. the banks presidents harvey's givesrvey schwartz his view on the markets in a bloomberg exclusive. and senate leaders strike a bipartisan two-year budget agreement. how will it fair in the house? under twots close in hours, and as we have seen in the past couple of sessions, the past few hours can be very volatile. julie: that it has been volatile already. this is remarkable by usual standards, but not of the

kevin, sorry to interrupt you so rudely,. kevin: not at all.at: there are things white house will not be discouraged by, he was careful by what he was saying. heard from two folks working closely with this administration and both of them seething on the word, unwittingly, unwittingly according to page six on this multipage indictment is how the justice department is describing the trump campaign officials who were used, essentially, to provide information to these russian organizations regarding their social media accounts. this is the same narrative that has been articulated by the intelligence committee of how russia has operated in the 2016 election. -- new details we have now think about this for a second, according to these charges, is that russian folks traveled to the united states as far back as 2014, and met with political operatives as far back as 2014, to discuss and gather intelligence to report back to russia. as you noted earlier, there is a section of how russian officials used u.s. social media companies. the indictment points t

and jimmy loved kevin. very much so. >> during that time, was jim working, or did he get to spend a lot of time with kevin? >> he got to spend time with kevin because he was unemployed at that time. he took care of kevin while i went to work. it was very helpful. >> two years later in february 1993, ronda gave birth to their second son, cody. >> and i was hoping for another bay bu boy because i wanted to have two sons like i had with my brother. i was real excited about cody and it just worked out perfect. >> so then the nightmare began. >> uh-huh. >> my baby is crying all the time. i don't know why he's crying all the time. >> the horror began when the duncans realized something was off with their second baby. >> i have already had a child and i know how to take care of a baby. >> but the crying didn't stop. and cody seemed to be in pain. one night ronda got scared. >> i went to lay him down in his bed and when, you know, you lay down a baby they do this with their arms instinct and he just did that with o

host: kevin? guest: the one word that comes to mind when you mentioned the rural project is "inadequate." most estimates are that providing true broadband internet to roll america alone would cost $40 billion to $50 billion, before we get to roads, before we get to water and community facilities. there is a tremendous amount of need in this program and it does not meet at. host: richard is calling on our independent line from portland, kansas. kansas.and, caller: funding the infrastructure with the gas tax, that really hurts working people. it represents a good portion of our monthly income, depending on how high the prices of gas are. my idea, i noticed the administration just opened up public lands and areas offshore for exploration of minerals and oil. this is public lands, not private land. i do not understand why the revenues and incentives could not be used for public use, like infrastructure, keeping our gas not to take it away from the working people of this country. we have got to get to

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to give a choice kevin here to communicate. with congress today q. notes will debate tossed in shape for good and bad s.p.d. deputy chairman and a coalition supporter. if europe is to succeed it must do better this one over there are concerns that if we don't form this coalition we won't be able to push through much needed reforms he avoids many of our policies have been included in the coalition agreement so i believe that we can now form another grand coalition even though that's not what we wanted at the start of it for the party or to mr goodwin. a lot of the people here don't care about the coalition agreement they want to debate fundamental values and renewing the party. cannot believe that if the s.p.d. joins the coalition its profile would become even less clearly defined. that. i'm against a coalition has come is that look it's just one compromise after another isn't it we've fallen so far already and i hate to think where we'll be when the coalition comes to an end we might be glad to make the five percent to stay in parliament would send s

but kevin tonight is still against the idea. that i would if it wasn't us to go speedy must want other social democratic parties and europe to become stronger again see it in france the netherlands for example those parties of fallen to single digit levels of ice on opposite sides by him and always after they've been part of governments where policies had little to do with social democracy. itself it's a tool not a if and that's a clear sign that after twelve years of uncle america and eight years in coalition governments we should not pursue this past so. i don't understand you nuts last stop of the day the hall is packed the s.p.d. is germany's oldest political party right now it has four hundred sixty thousand members that have until march the second to cast their votes what will you not do if they say yes to a coalition commission for the use of guns i and the s.p.d. youth organization will stay loyal to our party destiny but i believe that he yes first it will make it more difficult to renew the party following this night a

kevin: the russians are great at this.y know how to be surreptitious and how to commit operations, but they cannot operate at the scale and scope that the chinese do. the chinese recently, especially the united states, have been operating with some rules of engagement. they are a little more obvious. they don't do as much counter forensics, but they are often more widespread. north korea is a little less protectable. they hack for multiple purposes, to make money, for espionage, but they also have to be distracted.if you look at other nations, we have seen vietnam get on the radar and other nations start to. iran is getting big in cyber operations as well. all of them have a different capability and different forensics they leave behind. emily: any insight into who hacked the opening ceremonies? there is some speculation it was russia. kevin: from the information i have seen, we are not sure who is behind it. that is another example. anytime you do a major event, there are no risks or repercussions to pull to attack it. em

kevin: right. charges themselves, largely related to representation dating back to 2008-2014 and tax evasion. those are separate charges from the ones originally they were investigating. as this unfolds, where this is headed, it looks like the robert mueller probe is intensifying the pressure on paul manafort in -- and his business apparatus in the ukraine. shery: we have to consider that the indictments themselves on paul manafort or rick gates did not say anything about the key point of the investigation of robert mueller, collusion between the donald trump campaign and russia. what criminal information could we expect from rick gates? point, there has been nothing found that suggest collusion and nothing found -- if you are in silicon valley, the indictment from last week, you talked to tech lobbyists inside the beltway, they are worried about how to better protect themselves into 2018 midterms and the rumblings on capitol hill about potential new regulatory reforms and disclosure for the tech c

it's quarter to five in the afternoon moscow time thanks but without international is kevin though in the studio here initially it was going to bring in the weekly our stories of the big stories a last ten days as we do every sunday afternoon but stories overtaken it will be our breaking news that's coming from russia this afternoon dan hawkins is here to take it through it as well to across the wires of what was coming up in russia you can read in quicker than me down. the brace a good story is as you can see a plane with sixty five passengers and six crew on board has crashed in the last hour or so just outside moscow just minutes after it took off got to about six thousand four hundred feet we think these are the first pictures now that have come back from the scene as you can see the weather very inclement it's been snowing really heavily here in moscow for the last week or so today not too bad the video was apparently shot by locals you can only get to the actual site of where this plane is come down about sixty kilometers southeast of moscow in a little village called are going

of the great stories lined up kevin i would hear about c h q. thanks for watching ready to do around the world first then to that windswept portuguese arland of the sphere in the azores in the middle of the atlantic ocean it's in desperate need of decontamination we can reveal decades of u.s. air force like to tease allegedly left and polluted with hydrocarbons and heavy metals islanders say they're worried about the prevalence of cancer and other serious illnesses. of the marine community but back to twenty thousand this is not constant it oscillates of the releases and have a constant someone now that's eighteen twenty twentieth's here now some twenty thousand twenty days. of them freely and it started snowing away from here as well ready of states along. the most what we have is a series of locations with extremely high levels of pollution caused by heavy metals hydrocarbons there are very high levels of lead in some zones copper and zinc molybdenum because of all of them having matters that in certain concentrations can cost the realty cance

[applause] kevin, where are you, kevin? what a job.ld call kevin night after night and kevin, what about this? what about that? you are always there. he was always working. what do you average sleep? maybe nothing. i think he had no average. but you did a great job. nobody knows it better than you, kevin. thank you. maybe we will do a phase two. are you ready? i think you are ready. we will get them even lower. but we are proud of you. here in west virginia, as a result of our tax-cuts, the typical family of four will say roughly $2000 a year. to lower tax rates for hard-working americans, we nearly doubled the standard deduction for everyone. now the first $24,000 earned by a married couple is completely tax-free. when i came into this beautiful building just a little while ago, one of the people said i just got a check and i have $221 more than i had last year at this time. [applause] we were waiting for february, and then we got hit with these corporations getting tremendous -- corporations giving tremendous bonuses to everybody tha

our thanks to kevin cirilli, chief washington correspondent.k: still ahead, south africa may be on the verge of getting a new president, has talked to transition jacob zuma out of office head up. live into. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i am vonnie quinn in new york. mark: from london, i'm mark barton. south africa is on the verge of having a new president. current leader jacob zuma is a step closer to leaving office after holding transition talks with the leader of the opposing party. let's go to cape town. a zumase are we to resignation? it feels as though we are closer than we have ever been. anc wasident of the elected in december, cyril ramaphosa has declared that talks with jacob zuma and his future as the leader of the country are underway. he says they want a speedy resolution as to what will happen in terms of president jacob zuma maintaining his seat as they head of state or being unseated before elections in 2019. it seems as though we can have a decision later today and definitely by the end of the week,

well first of all it makes some sense i agree with kevin's concern about the money and in my article i did criticize the across the board modernization agenda which by the way is not new to president president obama intended more or less the same thing. and so and so in that regard i would like to see us prioritize things that we need for safety and reliability versus things that we need just to modernize the entire force that the nuclear weapons do need to be safe and reliable and i think we need to be twenty one bomber as well because we can we can use that for conventional warfare of the kind we see in the middle east for example but i don't think we need to modernize the i.c.b.m. like as much as the pentagon believes and i don't think we need as much new capacity for a nuclear warhead production so just to be clear the usa today gave a more robust sounding title that i personally believe my my view is more mixed on the review and there are some aspects to it i agree with others that i think are excessive it really in london i mean when reading the report of the you know we always

but many also want to see kevin to not. just give me their bottle of wine to sustain their female i'd like to get to know him a little better. drinking age is now going to make an eloquent young manager and the look when they're based on what i've seen so far. does him to see if he's an interesting god. so i'll follow the debate now and then decide how i'm going to vote. because i just haven't here to give it. to congress today to national debate tossed in chief s.p.d. deputy chairman and a coalition supporter. if europe is to succeed it must do better over there are concerns that if we don't form this coalition we won't be able to push through much needed reforms he avoids many of our policies have been included in the coalition agreement so i believe that we can now form another grand coalition record and even though that's not what we wanted at the start. for the party or diminished given. a lot of the people here don't care about the coalition agreement they want to debate fundamental values and renewing the party. cann

. >> perkins said thompson also had an accomplice named kevin freeman.olice arrested both freeman and thompson. >> the story that kevin freeman told police was that he and john thompson had been driving home together, and the car had run out of gas. ray liuzza drove past them, parked and began to walk across the street to his apartment. at that point, john thompson turned to him and said, i'm going to hit that guy, and pulled a gun out of his pocket. >> and then mr. freeman got cold feet, if you will, and decided he didn't want to be part of it. as he was running away, freeman said he heard the shots. >> the police charged freeman and thompson with murder. the local prosecutor wanted the death penalty for thompson but knew it would be an uphill battle because thompson had never been convicted of a violent crime. that was about to change. >> on december 28, 1984, 19 year old jay la guard, his sister mimi who was 16 and their younger brother who was 12, went to the superdome. after the game, as they were getting in the car, an african-american man jumped i

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joining us now from boston, kevin cullen. kevin, thank you very much for joining us tonight.notice days ago that "the boston globe" columnists and now you included were going after john kelly pretty hard. but for you, this was a different road to travel because you had begun with the trump administration and kelly anyway praising john kelly when he was named to run homeland security. take us back to that moment and what you saw since then that has made you change your mind. >> well, lawrence, i would begin with saying that i do not know john kelly well. i have met him on two previous occasions very briefly. he was very kind to my son when my son was thinking of joining the military. he ended up -- my son did end up joining the coast guard. but i met john kelly on another occasion. i just found him to be warm, engaging guy. most of my perception of john kelly, my knowledge of him was based on the recollections and the knowledge of marines i knew. there is no such -- you would know there is no such thing as a former marine. but i knew people that served with and under him. and

we're still talking about kevin hart going crazy on kevin frazier last sunday.you missed it. >> how does it feel right now is >> [ bleep ]! [ >> kevin's crew included tiffany haddix. >> we're having a great time and turning up. i'm about to go down to the floor with kevin to meet me an athlete that could be the father of any baby i may have. >> while tiffany hit the field, kevin tried to join the eagles' players on stage. but a security guard shut that down. he did manage to crash the set of the nfl network. >> i'm on cloud nine. to all the kids out there, don't drink. >> the next morning, kevin explained himself and included some hilarious hash tags. #i was caught up in the moment. #, that security guard did his job. #, i wanted to hold the trophy. >> i was trying to go on stage with the trophy. that was one of the top two stupid things i've done. >> and bradley cooper didn't just play a die hard eagles' fan, he's one in real life. >> bradley, a couple words about what this means tonight? >> amazing. >> cooper sat in the owner's box and hit the field with his g

i'm here today to thank kevin and his organization for all their work. thank you. tonight is a twenty eight euros political science student from berlin he's earned nationwide respect for standing up to the s.p.d. leaders it's like david versus goliath. for the thanks for everything. who was over on a new party member you've got a lot of courage of you know really of my battles and i think you're on the right track. and those doing all. that but what might happen if the s.p.d. does vote against forming a coalition the parties popularity might drop even lower than some polls now show. fifteen at least i know that people are worried about the sixteen percent but when i see that the s.p.d. election results of fallen from the mid thirty's to twenty point five percent since uncle americal took office that's a much bigger problem for me than opinion with the flag twenty percent figure represents what people think of our performance in the last coalition government sent in september let's listen to an up of the people can no longer identify the s.p.d. profile within a gran

he is bringing out kevin.is bringing out his son too. >> kevin hart is smaller than everyone out there. if i'm the person standing up here i don't want to be the one closest to where he is landing. i think no that is kevin hart. ohhhh! okay! that is what we have been waiting for. ♪ action news sports sunday continues right after this. ♪ ♪ action news sports sunday sponsored by audi challenge all givens. here is exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast it's mild on monday for president's day high temperature up to 50 but we will be tracking some showers by day's end on tuesday in the wake of that front milder it's a nice afternoon with record warmth overhead in at 70 and near records on wednesday 73, cooler on thursday with a couple showers in at 58, 50 on friday jamie back over to you. >> shorts weather all right i realize it's just the nba all-star game which is actually a joke when it comes to defense but not tonight, tonight joel embiid was a difference maker in his nba all star game debut and it's exciting

kevin has a unique perspective on the work his crews do. he knows them and he trusts them.as pride balances its customer service approach by setting a high bar. kevin doesn't want his clients to have a single reason to complain. >> i hold my guys to probably a higher standard than anyone in this market. than most in the country, i would think. we do our best to be as customer oriented as possible to go above and beyond. >> everyone is serious about these guidelines. field crews abide by rules of the road. they are reviewed constantly and the teams function as the first line of defense. if there's a problem with the trash being picked up, customers are notified. >> we have a yellow tag and ten different reasons why we didn't pick your trash up. everything from you haven't paid your bill to the container's over weight, so the yellow tags are a big deflector. >> random quality checks are a reminder of what is expected. >> we go out and do what we call route observation on the crew to make sure that drivers and helpers are doing the proper things. so they understand the importa

stunts and tabloid routes even the email tributed to kevin kuhn or was fake couldn't have sent anything from it other german publications saw the exchange and realized it was specious but theirs to tally it explained bill that was just too excited and anonymous email to all three calls and billed prints everything that fits its agenda remember the drinks name me oh me oh matty ginger well that's now trending on twitter as germans online ridicule build. kevin kuhn out in the star of the show is suing billed for libel and slander but judging by this picture and he's posted he's also enjoying the show as more i mention they have a social democratic parties youth wing leader named in the prank isn't happy about any of this and insists that if he'd really been made such an offer he would have flatly refused it. both of them it was here but i don't know but this group but of course we would refuse any of these offers we don't work with social clubs i don't have information that will even received any offers. all the terrible magazine behind the hoax posted this triumphant photo online it show