history event in partnership with macy's, and on the panel for the event we'll have the daughter of michael max, kamelia shabazz, talking about libberation and economic empowerment, so hope you can make it to that. it's at 6:00 p.m. we currently have 500 rsvp's, and if you haven't make it, we'll have a live link up so you can watch the event. i look forward to hearing from the board on the 20th. paragra let's see...calendar committee meetings, commission norton. >> yes, the. [ inaudible ] -- at 5:30 p.m. >> commissioner sanchez. >> the rules committee will be march 5th, monday, march 5th. >> commissioner haney? >> we're still confirming exactly when our budget committee will be. >> if i was still the chair, then you'd know. >> i believe to the members that my committee -- just kidding. i believe that commissioner merase already announced the committee meeting date. the ad hoc committee on personnel members, labor relations and affordablity is meeting february 21st at 5:00 p.m. section m, other informational items, one request from creative arts charter school, prop 51, application. general coun

. >> michael, max food wrote a column and put together some pretty interesting numbers.tic party documents was cited 137 times by donald trump in the final month of the campaign. >> right. >> final month. 137 times. he talked about what the russians were doing. and russian propaganda reached 127 million americans over the course of the campaign. and we had a campaign that was decided by fewer than 80,000 over three states. how likely is it historians are going to look back on this election and wonder whether, in fact, the russians swayed the outcome? >> it was so close almost anything could have tipped it and you just described a big movement that obviously had influence. donald trump has been chilling. we have been waiting to hear if there's hard evidence of interference by the russians, what would he do? any president the last 70 years would have given a speech, maybe from the oval office, saying this is my response, this is the american response, the russians were doing this. this is the way i will protect you in the future. donald trump isn't doing that. you combine

michael w. smith and max lucado were going on stage together, ewe met to go over the schedule. michael was so moved by what he'd just experienced, he could hardly discuss the retreat. he had just met with billy graham for the purpose of planning reverend graham's funeral. the famous evangelist at this time was 94 years old. he was confined to a wheelchair, on oxygen, his mind was sharp and his spirits were high but his body was seeing its final days so he called michael and he called his pastor. he wanted to discuss his funeral. he told them that he had one request. and they both said of course, anything, what is it? he said, it is to do with my funeral. and they said yes. he said, would you not mention my name. what? could you not mention my name? just mention the name of jesus. you see billy graham has preached to other a billion people. he has filled stadiums on every continent. he has advised every president of the last half century. he has consistently been the top of every most admired list. yet he wants to be anonymous at his funeral. nd only called on jesus name. god res

max exodus from london. excellent to get your perspective. michaelch for joining us -- michael thank you so much for joining us. europe, michael collins. enus: coming up, we have the rste group ceo. an initially hawkish head of the fed. hedge going to talk funds. this is bloomberg. ♪ a very good morning. i am manus cranny. this is bloomberg daybreak: europe and these are today's top stories. the new fed chairman opens the door to raising rates four times this year. asian stocks are lower following the u.s. foiled. china's manufacturing gauge for the most in five years. the u.s. slaps duties on the second-largest economy. -- conservative party lawmakers back a move to keep close ties between the u.s. and the -- the u.k. and the eu after brexit. ♪ manus: let me get you this bank in terms of the numbers. rubles, in light of what 745.9cket had penciled in billion. we saw the flow of money back into the russian banks and in january that was one of the big market drivers, net interest income at 5 trillion rubles. next interest income, that was the full-yea

. >> peter baker, michael crowley mikes a point that many on the right have been making, max boot i think has a piece in the "washington post" making this point. watching donald trump react to what general hayden, another one of the intelligence community officials who's highly alarmed at what he's seeing, certainly no one has ever suspected him of being a liberal, they are making this parallel that russian meddling was a political 9/11 and you covered george w. bush, i worked for george w. bush, his post-9/11 body of policies are highly controversial, divided this country in some terrible ways but the patriot act passed the u.s. senate 98-2, in the same way that the sanctions passed the senate. there is not a lot of debate in congress on the russia question. the outlier is the trump white house. what are they going to be able to say for themselves if they couldn't to be so out of step with democrats and republicans in congress, with h. r. mcmaster, the sitting national security adviser, with the intelligence community which simply can't sustain the trumpian message which is that russia's

we're seeing michael kors pull back that will make it harder and harder they're still winning the game but i'm not a big t.j. maxrget, don't ever bet against t.j. or walmart. they are so smart and they keep at it and they're perfect sis accide tent >> doug mcmillan has had a couple of rough days yesterday was one of them. yesterday was one in 2015 when he told the market he would be investing in his people. stocks sold off that day, too, not like yesterday to have the walton family support, does he still have it >> absolutely. he's the reincarnation of sam walton he's the best thing that's happened to walmart in one heck of a long time i don't think there's any risk to him in his job. he has the advantage that as long as they like him, nobody else can say what he does because they still control the voting block. >> he's a great guy. he's not arrogant. people like to work for him. >> he's good at it. >> he represents the values. >> and he started out i think stocking the shelves, too. >> he did. jerry, thank you very much jan, thank you. >> a long time after i stocked shelves. i wouldn't do this for anybody else