vonnie: our thanks to eric sheridan from ubs. mark: great stuff.ehe blasts bitcoin, says the fundamental value of the cryptocurrency is zero. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. mark: live from london, i am mark barton with the european close seven or so minutes away. nouriel roubini says today's fall in the value of bitcoin is the latest proof the cryptocurrency is the biggest bubble in history. the economics professor from nyu correctly predicted the 2008 crisis and his calls on oil in the s&p 500 the next year or wrong. he spoke with tom keene earlier today. >> it is the mother of all bubbles and the biggest bubble in human history. to compare it to the mississippi bubble or the tax bubble. to tulips?te bitcoin it crashed in comparison, 30% last week at 10% today. all the way down to zero. the fundamental value of bitcoin to===. >> a bloomberg summation of this culture, the money question today is, the crypto people say they can separate the crypto industry, blockchain, the rest of it, everything we saw at davos

>> jon: that's kevin sheridan, and former communications director to paul ryan. kevin, thank you, sorry for that goofed up introduction. jake mcbee with us. thank you both. >> molly: brand-new information on what would have been a key meeting, north korea apparently canceling at the last minute a face-to-face meeting with vice president pence at the olympics. we will talk about it next. (female vo) breaking news from washington as lawmakers; (male vo) raging wildfires continue to scorch parts; (male vo) allegations of misconduct; ♪ oh, why you look so sad, ♪ the tears are in your eyes, mvo: how hard is it just to take some time out of your day to give him a ride to school and show him you support him. ♪ and don't be ashamed to cry, ♪ let me see you through, ♪ 'cause i've seen the dark side too. ♪ ♪ when the night falls on you, ♪ you don't know what to do, mvo: when disaster strikes to one, we all get together and support each other. that's the nature of humanity. ♪ i'll stand by you, ♪ won't let nobody hurt you. ♪ i'll stand by you, ♪ so if you're mad, get mad, ♪

beach street and sheridan street i had ice on my car once gaines this morning, a couple of accidents. matt and tam. >> and the super bowl champion eagles paraded through philadelphia relishing cheers and basking in the love of hundreds of thousands of fans. >> we were there as they poured confetti over them as they completed the journey from broad street around city hall to the art museum. >> eagles players and staff delivered heartfelt speeches about success. >> there's still much to do this morning. >> jeanette reyes is along the parkway with the update. we can see the trash behind you, jennette. >> reporter: yeah, there's quite a bit of it, i want you to take a look at some of the things we found, of course we have the bottles, i've seen gallons of hawaiian punch that's some of it. that's the price you pay when you win the super bowl and celebrate philly style. after what seems like aty wide party this morning, the parkway is almost unrecognizable. trash piled highs from beer boltses, outdoor folding chairs and backpacks and blankets and tons of alcohol. it was the city's first sup

we've had a few accidents, one just cleared pottstown, beach street at sheridan street. >> it was a long time dream that turned into a reality. the eagles are super bowl champs. >> eagles had so much fun hoisting the lombardi trophy high. one point coach doug pederson brought the trophy down to the fans. others lined the streets to thank the eagles faithful for support. >> a number of players giddy as little boys on christmas, delivered heartfelt speeches about the team's incredible journey to the top. >> one of the most memorable message who has come from jason kelce whose words have become an instanter rally cry for fans. >> hungry dogs run faster. >> we've been through ups and downstairs we could have gave it away and gave upen each other. we stayed together, that's the brotherly love we talk about in philadelphia. we stayed together and made it happen. >> fans got a chance to meet some of their heros, running back corey clement a south jersey native signed autographs in cherry hill. tray burton met with fans in northeast philadelphia. >> this morning it's about getting back to normal

. >> at the time, scott baio was dating nicollette sheridan.ggert says when she tried to break things off with baio, he was verbally abusive. >> he v it started with fat sha me all the time. >> what did he say? >> to stay away from craft service. nicole, don't go near craft service. >> baio, who denies the claims, says he did have sex with her, but it was years later, when she was over 18. >> what's your message to nicole? >> stop. just stop. stop, because other people are involved. you just can't say anything about anybody any time you want. it's not fair. it's hurtful. >> so many people want to know, why wait so long? >> well, it's a good question. and i don't have an answer for that. it's my journey, it's -- this is how long it took me to get there. for years, i was in denial that i was any kind of victim. >> did you go to your parents and ever say, i don't want to do this anymore? >> no, i did not. i absolutely did not. i loved my job. >> eggert also revealed another incident she found disturbing. >> the facts are, tiffany amber thiessen wa

this happened at 25th and sheridan in north philadelphia around 6:30 in the evening. were standing on the sidewalk when the 24-year-old was hit twice in the arm. that was a man, a 23-year-old woman was hit in the arm and back with a stray bullet and the third victim was shot in the back of the head in critical condition. now, detectives spent much of the evening looking over this corner store's video hoping to find something there and identify the shooter. take a listen to what police had to say. >> two male victims were just standing just feet away from the shooter when the shooter walked up, pulled a firearm and immediately fired numerous shots from point blank range. >> reporter: now, the gunman was seen heading eastbound from the scene. not much is being released about the shooter -- not much is known at this point. there's also no known motive. reporting live at police headquarters, jeanette reyes, channel6 "action news." >> okay, jeanette, thank you for that. >>> now let's go out and take a live look here, the view of this beautiful sunrise here on this tuesday

this happened at 25th and sheridan in north philadelphia around 6:30 in the evening.ice say all three victims were standing on the sidewalk when the 24-year-old was hit twice in the arm. a 23-year-old woman was hit in the arm and back with a stray bullet and the third victim was struck in the head. that person, that man, is in critical condition. detectives spent much of the evening looking over the corner store surveillance video hoping to identify the shooter. >> the two male victims were just standing just feet away from the shooter. when the shooter walked up, pulled a firearm and immediately fired numerous shots from point blank range. >> reporter: and the gunman was last seen running eastbound from the scene. no detailed description has been released of the gunman and at this point there's no motive. reporting live at police headquarters, jeanette ray reyes channel6 "action news". >> the crash happened on roosevelt boulevard near southampton road at 1:30. police found drugs on the man. he suffered minor injuries. he'll be placed into custody once he's out of the

hill where police are looking for the person who opened fire on three people at the intersection of sheridan and west clearfield streets. police say it happened just before 6:30 a man shot twice in his arm is now at a hospital in stable condition. two others are in critical condition. a man shot in the head an woman shot in her under arm. so far there have been no arrests. >>> you recognize this car? camden county police say the driver hit an eight-year-old girl last tuesday at the corner of ferry avenue and phillips street. the driver took off. the girl was taken to cooper hospital where she was treated and then released. the car is described as a charcoal four door sedan that may be a ford fusion. >>> a south jersey teacher is now on administrative leave because he says he expressed some concern about school safe safety. words of course coming as the deadly high school shooting in parkland, florida, still on the minds of many. fox 29's shawnette wilson live in cherry hill, camden county with more to tonight. shawnette. >> reporter: iain students claim that this all started when one student

this happened at 25th and sheridan in north philadelphia around 6:30 in the evening. police say all three victims were standing on the sidewalk when the 24-year-old was hit twice in the arm. a 23-year-old woman was hit in the arm and back with a stray bullet. and the third victim was struck in the head. that man was in critical condition when he was taken to the hospital. detectives spent much of the morning looking over the corner store's surveillance video where this all happened hoping to identify the shooter. >> two male victims were just standing just feet away from the shooter when the shooter walked up, pulled a firearm and immediately fired numerous shots from point blank range. >> reporter: and not much is known about the gunman. all we know is that he was running eastbound from the scene. no other description has been released. in the meantime, police also don't have a known motive. reporting live at police headquarters, jeanette reyes, channel6 "action news." tam. >> okay thank you jeanette a motorcycle motorcycle wrecked his bike. police say they found dru

this happened at sheridan and west clearfield streets last night. 24-year-old man and a 23-year-old woman are in stable condition. a 34-year-old man was shot in the head. now police believe the two men were the intended targets but that the woman is believed to have been just an unlucky bystander hit by a stray bullet. we'll have much more in a live report coming up for you in the next half hour. >>> and police are still investigating what caused a serious crash involving multiple cars in feltonville. the crash happened last night and closed down the inner lanes of the roosevelt boulevard at rising sun avenue. at least three vehicles were involved. two women were hurt. one was trapped in the wreckage and had to be pulled out. the crash actually happened at one of the intersections on the boulevard that is getting new red light cameras. the others are being added at pratt street langdon street fifth street and broad street. the projects will be funded by a half million dollars in state grants from previous red light camera tickets. >> police in camde

marylou mcdonald is getting something of a rock star welcome here, the singer ryan sheridan is onstagenference in dublin. party members are not here for the music, is now hearfurther politics and no matter what people's opinions of sinn fein, this is an important moment in that sense, gerry adams are standing down after 34 gerry adams are standing down after 3a years, gerry adams are standing down after 3a yea rs, after gerry adams are standing down after 3a years, after one of the longest and most could have a show political careers in britain or ireland, leading the republican movement away from violence and into the peace process and in that time shivering has become the second—largest party in northern ireland and the third largest party in the irish republic. —— sinn fein has become... and the new leader sinn fein is coming from the base here in dublin. marylou mcdonald is 48 years old, she is a member of the irish parliament here and has been for seven years, perhaps not particularly outside ireland has a very high profile in the irish republican army has become known for some ve

county in sheridan, wyoming. it took 14 years to develop to get the approval and planning and permitting for this interchange that needed to be built for safety purposes. the actual construction, less than two years. this is a safety project. it's important for trucks and cars that go through this part of our state to do it in the safest way possible. anything that we can do as members of the e.p.w. committee and as members of the senate to make sure that we can finish projects like this one faster is going to be better for our communities. it's going to be better for people's safety. now, according to the bipartisan policy center, there are 59 different reviews and permits that an infrastructure project may need to get. 59 different reviews and permits. there are a dozen different agencies that can slow projects down along the way. that's just at the federal level. one of the steps that takes the longest amount of time is what they call an environmental impact statement. we all agree we need to make sure that bi

let's discuss where we go from here with mark mccrory and along with defense attorney connie sheridanse me on that pronunciation. let's talk where we are. now we have republicans today voting against giving amnesty to 1.8 million dreamers. also some of this legislation especially what trump supported come up voting against helping law enforcement. voted against cracking down on sanctuary cities, voting against chain migration. republicans can hightail it out of here, including marco rubio who voted against one of these bills. >> my guess is republicans voted against the president's plan which was the one that senator grassley put together. along with the democrats, they thought that keeping high levels of chain migration in the future was more important than preserving the work permits of the dreamers. they through daca under the bus to keep chain migration going in the future. that is a choice you can make. it's not a choice i would have made. >> laura: let's go to you on this, that's a provocative statement but i think he's righ right. democrats have a chance to give almost 2 millio

it was like a prep school gathering, with the exception of hemingway, these were kids that sheridan upper-class background, many of whom felt artistically inclined and so they threw themselves on the frontline theory -- ferrying soldiers. >> what were some of hemingway's motivations? >> one of the great friendships ted. young man named he was son of a prominent judge and one of those ivy leaguers. partly because he had to leave accidentfter a golfing that took out one of his eyes. it meant he would not qualify for military service, but he did qualify for at the time the first phase of the endless core. he went back to kansas city in november, where in the newsroom, he meets hemingway and writes the story about his return. he had already published a long letter about the violence he had seen in the hard work of the amulets service in france and it was brumback who encouraged hemingway. wasn't expecting to get into the military, even though he did join the missouri guard and did some maneuvers out while training. i think he was the sole influence on hemingway. they planned to join the red cross s

steve would write something in sheridan and i would write something and share it. when you're writing like that there is a point it's not about your ego or what you wrote, the work itself is the object. once you both get close to that vision then it's all about the it becomes easy to work together on the same team. >> it's hard when you're trying to do narrative nonfiction. we wanted people to read the book we went get anybody sitting up here, i want to my kids to read it. have a 25-year-old daughter and 20-year-old son and they don't know who timothy leary is. they barely know who's and was. i kept thinking of that, how can we write this in a real mobile way, literary nonfiction way. we chose to read the book and present tense. things were really scary and intense. the challenge for us is how to find that creative voice that we can both share both find common ground in. after a lot of going back and forth we figured it out you guys have been great. thank you so much. [applause] >> i think very much successful in crossing different genres with your book. the end re

dating nicolette sheridan. the 57-year-old actor spotted this week is denying eggert's claims. his spokesperson released this statement. "we are genuinely appalled that nicole eggert continues to treat the police and the district attorney as though they are part of her personal publicity campaign." >> my story has been the same, which we had a sexual relationship when she was an adult, when "charles and charge" was long wrapped. she would have been 18 so i don't know how you get to 17. >> part of scott's defense is that eggert still worked with him after the alleged abuse took place. in 2007, she did appear on baio's reality show "scott baio's 45 and single." >> i remember being onset and having the playboy magazine. >> i wish people could understand the context of that show. that show was about him getting therapy for his womanizing. >> so many people want to know why wait so long? >> that's a and don't have an answer for that. it's my this is how long it took me to get there. for years i was in denial that i was any kind of victim. >> did you go to your parents and say i don'

including an innocent bystander were shot, when a masked man opened fire at the intersection of sheridan and west clear field streets in fair hill last night. two men were shot, one of them left in extremely critical condition, police say that a 24 year-old would man who was half block away was also hit she's in stable condition. so far no arrests but police say the entire shooting was captured on surveillance video so they have got a lead for sure. >>> students at cherry hill east they want their teacher back to class. >> yeah, they are planning maybe another protest this morning, or this afternoon, after their teacher was suspended over comments about the florida school shooting from two weeks ago tomorrow. so lauren this is a history teacher, what did he say. >> reporter: here's the deal, mike, what he said bothered one student. that student went to administrators here and then led to him getting suspended. his studented about hoy supports him whole heartly said this is not fair. they started a petition here in school and on line, 500 signatures to date and they say they want many mor

. >> siraj, i want to play a bit of sound from mona sheridan. she was escorted from cpac. >> i'm disappointed on people on our side for being hypocrites about sexual harassers and abusers of women who are in our party who are sitting in the white house who brag about their extramarital affairs and brag about mistreating women. and because he happens to have an "r" after his name, we look the other way. we don't complain. the republican party endorsed roy moore for the senate in the state of alabama although he was an accused child molester. you cannot claim you stand for women -- >> not true! >> -- and put up with that. >> this is what she told "the new york times." there is nothing more freeing than telling the truth. it must be done again and again by those of us who refuse to be absorbed into the brainless, sinister clownish thing called trumpism by those who refuse to overlook the fools and frauds attempting to glide along in the slipstream into respectability. >> i was at cpac. it was a love fest. it was tamped down. a lot of republicans an

the nine hundred eighty nine gritty and uplifting my left foot directed by jim sheridan the film followsthe true story of cerebral palsy christy brown who overcomes illness and poverty to become an author painter and poet. could two thousand and seven there will be blood a tale of greed and obsession in a louis place a silver mine a turned on a ruthless quest for wealth the film was directed by paul thomas anderson was. the two thousand and twelve american epic history drama lincoln sees lewis brilliantly play none other than u.s. president abraham lincoln. in spite of his many accolades louis has never courted fame and seems wholly uninterested in celebrity only the work that needs to be to him. yes quite a range of roles salute when he really he really sort of melts into all of them you know there are critics who said that he's let the method take him over that he's actually succumb to it somewhat and it's true that he has a great deal of trouble leading role behind he's actually refer to it as a period of be really meant that he has to go through and hence the long gaps you're saying

gulf now in usa ryder cup captain jim sheridan has confirmed tiger woods will be a part of this year's event as one of his vice captains he didn't rule out however the possibility of the fourteen time major winning being selected as a player that's despite one's currently being ranked outside the top five hundred and only returning to the p.g.a. tour in january for the first time in seventeen months. i want to name two more vice captains that would be steve stricker and tiger woods and when you look at our team room and you look at a lot of the youth that we have in the team room now with the younger players a lot of them became coffee officials fell in love with the game of golf because they wanted to be they want to emulate tiger woods they wanted to play against him on the golf course and so to have him in the team room. really being you know that humble guy that's ready to serve in the hell then do whatever he can to play better means a lot of the material and that he could be valuable as a player i mean i'm sure the would want him playing on this team. but there's so much time to

let's bring in kevin sheridan and g.o.p. strategist and former spokesman for paul ryan.el meehan president of square communications and former chief of staff for senator maria cantwell. kevin, let me start with you. the white house press secretary started with talking about the senate and a broken system as she said. that the nominations have been stalled so much that even some democrats are starting to say we have got to stop holding these people hostage and in particular sarah sanders mentioned ric grenell who has been nominated for ambassador to germany. the white house looks like it's going to ratchet up pressure on the senate on that issue. >> as they should. and ric grenell is a great example of that is he a highly qualified candidate who has been nominated for months and months and months now and stopped by chuck schumer's strategy which is very intentional to just slow down every nomination as much as possible. and to not allow president trump to get the people that he needs in place around the world to do the job that the american people. and it's really shamefu

my boss go over this sheridan. heard you on the head set. on the tiny little monitor, could barely make her out. and there she is. she is 13 now. brian: that was the first time i saw her. >> that was the first time i actually saw her. when i actually saw her she was 5 months old. she is talking now. she is 13. of course she is talking now. brian: i have a 14-year-old. i know exactly that time. now that you are out. you have been out since 2013. wow, she is 13 years old now. >> look at that beautiful girl. brian: wow, she is beautiful. 8th grade. >> 8th grade. you got it. you have been out since 2013. you want to write this book. you say this book isn't about politics or war. this is about people. >> it is. i think it's about the marines that are in it. it's obviously my story. but i wrote echo in ramadi as a tribute to my marines. they were the whole reason i started this project. it's their shared experiences. obviously the fighting, the friction. all those things that we experience in such a dynamic environment, they were trust into the wa

awards for best actor the nine hundred eighty nine gritty and uplifting my left foot directed by jim sheridan the film follows the true story of cerebral palsy christy brown who overcomes illness and poverty to become an author painter and poet. could two thousand and seven there will be blood a tale of greed and obsession in a louis place a silver mine a turned on oil man on a ruthless quest for wealth the film was directed by paul thomas anderson was. the two thousand and twelve american epic history drama lincoln sees lewis brilliantly play none other than the us president abraham lincoln. in spite of his many accolades louis has never courted fame and seems wholly uninterested in celebrity only the work that needs to be to him. and karen you see there what a wide range of world sees actually credible he really melts into all of the lemon you probably remember his incredible portrayal in last of the mohicans i mean he actually lived in the forest and practiced shooting and trapping and for that one there are critics who said that he has actually taken the method aspect of it a little bit t

awards for best actor the nine hundred eighty nine gritty and uplifting my left foot directed by jim sheridan the film follows the true story of cerebral palsy christy brown who overcomes illness and poverty to become an author painter and poet. could two thousand and seven there will be blood a tale of greed and obsession in it lewis plays a silver mine a turned on oil man on a ruthless quest for wealth the film was directed by paul thomas anderson was. the two thousand and twelve american epic history drama lincoln sees lewis brilliantly play none other than the us president abraham lincoln. in spite of his many accolades louis has never courted fame and seems wholly uninterested in celebrity only the work that needs to be to him. and karen you see there what a wide range of world sees actually credible he really melts into all of the lemon you probably remember his incredible portrayal in last of the mohicans i mean he actually lived in the forest and practiced shooting and trapping and skinning for that one there are critics who said that he has actually taken the method aspect of it a li