join us is the former ceo at t-boy, tom rogers. he is also a cnbc contributor. welcome to you, tom.ou think mark zuckerberg could, should have done here? we're going to hear from cheryl sanberg later too. what does the company need to do right now? >> three elements to this. this a very unique situation creating a lot of very unique political theater out of which there are some very significant subinstantive issues that need to be addressed. this is really something that no ceo has had to deal with this is business story this is a political story. this is a tech story this is a pop culture story. you got democrats and republicans coming at him. you have the uk and the u.s. governments. you got the eu involved. you have an ftc con sent decree issue. you have a mix of things here that go beyond -- well beyond a normal data breach that we've seen before. you have a company that basically touches every human being on earth in the developed world. and so in some respects, he's dealing with a set of issues and burdens that go well beyond what anybody else has done with but in the politica

joining us is cnbc contributor and executive chairman of win view games, tom rogers always great to seeou. a lot to cover today, but let's focus on winview, and basically, as i understand it, it's a way for me to play along and use my knowledge and a little bit of luck and make some money in real time as i watch, let's say, tonight's ncaa games explain to me how it works >> you got it, tyler thanks for having me well, winview is a way to watch your favorite sports on television obviously, everybody is going to be consumed by march madness and you play along on your smartphone while you watch tv live predicting the answers to questions about what's going to happen next in the game. there's really no luck in it it's a real game of skill. the better you know the game, the better you'll do say in a half of ncaa basketball, you'll get about 20 or 25 questions. and the better you do, the more cash you can win the normal way you play is we have free games, or we have rooms where you can play with an entry fee of $2 going up to $100 and it could be a room of 20 to 25 people. and a lot of the ro

tom, i'll give you first crack. roger didn't crack. >> roger has been at this a long time and he relishes his role, which is always on the perimeter. it's almost never been right next to the seat of power. you can tell by his style that he's very well read in on what he wants to say and how he wants to say it but he is for the most part an agent for roger and not for anyone else, but he loves all the attention. you know, the fact is that there's a pretty long record at this point that he was always a disrupter in one fashion or another for the people that he believed in and he's always believed in people on the right. he's the man who has a tattoo of richard nixon on his back and people have to keep that in mind as well. and he did that, i always believed, just so he'd get more attention for himself. >> you know, michelle, i will say the thing i took away from the interview is how he defined wikileaks, because mueller is going in a specific place. mueller is going to treat wikileaks like an agent, i think, of the russians

. >> tom rogers. >> so that is the end of my sort of bender. my art bender after the academy awards. >> so we had an art bender last night. >> it was a little different. you have the velvet with the dogs playing cards and the clown? you've got some nice stuff. >> so we have national affairs analyst, donnie doytch is with us. and donnie is here despite being totally blown off last night. my mother was just horrible. >> associate editor for the washington post is with us as well. next hour we're going to be joined by the attorney for stormy daniels. he says there are now several more women who have contacted him with similar stories including at least two who have nondisclosure agreements. plus, new developmentes about when the stormy daniels 60 minutes interview is set to air and it's going to air. >>> all right. to the news now -- >> thank you for announcing that. >> it's going to air. they can't stop it. >> and now to the news. >> there's a date though. >> and it's going to reveal a lot. >> special counsel robert mueller appears to be getting

watergate prosecutor, fla tasha bertrand and tom hamburger a reporter for "the washington post" has one of several by lines in today's big scoop about rogertone. tom, let's start there and work our way back to the nuggets in this house intel doc that the minority party's house intel doc. what does your reporting indicate what the status of roger stone's prior knowledge of the impending lacks or the hacks and leaks from wikileaks? >>ing what we reported this morning is that roger stone told two people in mid 2016 that he planned to meet with, talk with julian assange who runs wikileaks and told one of those individuals that he was told there would be documents in. the wikileaks repository that would prove torturous for top democrats including john podesta. these are claims that roger stone made mid-2016 months before these wikileaks documents were released. stone it's important to add has told us that he own rawles mentioning that he was meeting with assange to one person and that his reference was a joke. >> just to be clear, he knew about the podesta or mentioned it prior to that becoming public, correct? >> that's what one person has to

if aaron rogers and tom brady among other star players insist on following this approach, it could change entire league. as expected drew brees has agreed with the two year with the saints. the 39-year-old brees will be going into his 13th year in new orleans. >> packers cut jordy nelson. he still had 53 catches and six tds. the niners and raiders may be interested but jordy might want to go to the patriots. >>> my producers like to go with the bad news first. promise a young starting pitcher was sent to the bay area to get an mri with his elbows. jorge mateo leading off. that is high, deep, and a low high. 2-0. she would on nouse. pronounced noisy. mateo again. this guy can hit. true a's fashion, mateo sent down to the minors. tiger woods has rediscovered his golf game. in fact, tiger is favored by vegas odds makers to win this week. close personal friends with palmer. a lot of great memories with arnie. >> sharing jokes with him on the green and he and i laughing. those are moments that unfortunately that i will never have. but, i have those memories. >> tiger hasn't won since 2013. so

if aaron rogers and tom brady among other star players insist on following this approach, it could changes has agreed with the two year with the saints. the 39-year-old brees will be going into his 13th year in new orleans. >> packers cut jordy nelson. he still had 53 catches and six tds. the niners and raiders may be interested but jordy might want to go to the patriots. >>> my producers like to go with the bad news first. promise a young starting pitcher was sent to the bay area to get an mri with his elbows. jorge mateo leading off. that is high, deep, and a low high. 2-0. she would on nouse. pronounced noisy. mateo again. this guy can hit. true a's fashion, mateo sent down to the minors. tiger woods has rediscovered his golf game. in fact, tiger is favored by vegas odds makers to win this week. close personal friends with palmer. a lot of great memories with arnie. >> sharing jokes with him on the green and he and i laughing. those are moments that unfortunately that i will never have. but, i have those memories. >> tiger hasn't won since 2013. so this would be quite a dramatic moment

rogers' mania. a documentary coming this summer, a postage stamp and soon a movie starring tom hanks. he eve of what would have been mr. rogers' 90th birthday, harry smith takes us back to his neighborhood. ♪ it's a beautiful day in this neighborhood a beautiful day for a neighbor ♪ ♪ would you be mine >> reporter: mr. rogers was a culture warrior. to him, innocence was sacred. for small children his program was the safest of safe places. >> hi, fish. ♪ you i like >> reporter: rogers provided a kindler, gentler alternative to cartoons and goofy kids shows, but baby food, it was not. rogers tackled tough topics like divorce -- >> but, of course, it wasn't their fault. >> reporter: and death. >> and when she died i cried. >> reporter: and coping with violence. >> you'll always find somebody who's trying to help. >> thank you for coming to our neighborhood. >> reporter: his widow, joanne. we spoke at the heinz history center in pittsburgh. as visitors realized who she was, they wanted hugs. >> we grew up on him. >> reporter: we have this image of fred on tv. was he that guy in real life?

tom, let's start with roger stone. be incorrect in assuming that he now seems to be a focus of mueller's investigation? >> well, katy, i'm not sure focus may not be the exact right word, but we know that he is getting some attention from bob mueller and that's what sam nunberg said to us yesterday on the record. he was asked questions about roger's professed contacts with julian assange and wikileaks, before those now-famous, infamous e-mails were leaked to the public through weeikileaks. >> so rogerstone stone is kind complicated character. he says one thing and claims a moment later he never said that thing or he was joking when he said that thing or lying when he said that thing. it's got to be something that's tough for investigators to nail it down. what are your hearing, not only from sam nunberg, but from your other source about what assange was claiming he did and -- i'm sorry, what stone was claiming he did and when he did it. >> well, it is a challenge to investigators. it's a challenge to reporters, as well.

rogers passed away in 2003. by the way, tom hanks is playing the iconic man in an upcoming movie. i wish i was wearing a card began right now. >> we will work on that. >> i will go buy one. >> stick around, you might see it. >>> all right. so coming up, more "today in the bay." kari, more rain on friday? >> a little bit. there might be a cardigan in my closet coming up next. >> we will borrow it. >> let's take a live look outside in palo alto. we are going to start out with dry weather. much different picture from yesterday. we will start to see some clouds moving in by earl yeah afternoon and, yes, there will be a chance of rain. we will talk about exactly when that comes in and i will help you make weekend plans, too, coming up next. >>> this is 101 in san jose right around 280/680. things are moving nicely in this particular shot. we have a couple issues to talk about for drivers heading through this south bay area. youy - and it )s friday. live picturs of the trans- america tower in san francisco -- >>> welcome back. you are watching "today in the bay" and it's friday. what a

tom benson was 90. the former favorite target of aaron rogers found a new team, 2-year 15 million-dollar bill.ke room for jordi nelson. you recognize this guy in football field, the hair gives it away, doesn't it? haven't seen much of once nfl quarterback, certainly not in football field, yesterday secret private workout in houston, nobody knew about this, yahoo reporter was far away and caught it. the money that's going around in the nfl right now for players, maybe colin kaepernick maybe serve my time away if i did something wrong. lauren: care to make any bets? jared: i think he will get signed. cheryl: who needs a quarterback? jared: a few teams out there. the thing he wants to be a starting quarterback. lauren: he gets a lot of attention that some of the teams might not want. jared: yes, there is baggage. lauren: that's what we call it. cheryl: no baggage jared, fox news headlines 24/7, siriusxm 115 is where you can find him. lauren: coming up, how closely are investors watching response to poisoning of former spy, live to london. one moment can change a life. intelligent technology can h

tom foreman is outfront. >> what i'm not going to have is to help mueller's team target roger stone.am nunberg ricochetted between interviews, he discussed all claims roger stone worked with wikileaks to secretly hurt the democrats. stone himself says he has no advance knowledge of wikileaks hacked emails. >> they think they colluded. i can tell you roger did not collude with julian assange. >> loyalty hard to explain. sure goes back almost two decades. >> he loves the game. and he's very good at it. >> reporter: and stone has been seen as nunberg chief connection to the trump campaign. but trump twice fired nunberg. over a negative news article. and sued trump but later settled. while he portrayed proto gay of stone. >> roger is like a surrogate father to me. >> stone has not halls returned the complement. once telling yahoo news he comes on a bit strong. within a week of my meeting him he was going around telling people i was his mentor. >> i rebel in your hatred, because if i weren't nekt tive you wouldn't hate me. >> reporter: some political insiders mindful of stone's long histo

roger stone. he's a long-time political adviser of president trump. it may be a strategy to pressure stone to give up information on president trump. tom? >> tara palmeri for us tonight. tara, thank you so much. >>> and a programming note, tomorrow on "this week," a very big show. abc's jon karl goes one-on-one with white house principal deputy press secretary raj shah. >>> let's turn now to the weather. what's shaping up to possibly be the third nor'easter in under two weeks. this as tens of thousands are still in the dark, like here in massachusetts, where crews continue to repair downed power lines and clean up debris following the first two nor'easter jolts. and now bracing for a possible third. sam champion joining us now with the very latest and sam, are we going to get hit again? >> reporter: tom, everything you just said is why there's so much buzz about this storm. let's get to the board and show you what we know. so, on sunday, we first say that we'll start to see our low form in the southeast. it's a very wet and soaking day on sunday. for the northeast, a dry day on sunday. monday at 7:00 a.m., a coastal low forming off the

rogers just yet. a new postage stamp of the icon is coming out soon, also a new documentary and movie starring tom hankslso in the works. >> i like it. >>> and happening tonight -- i do, too -- on nbc's the voice oakland's brett hunter goes head to head in the battle round of singing in that competition. brett is on team blake, which he said he wanted. new this morning he stopped by our studios and i got a chance to speak with him about how he's getting ready for tonight's battle. >> you're going up against somebody who is entirely different, different age, different style, and at some particular point for me it's about letting go and saying, if i show up and i'm myself, i can't lose. >> brett did a little singing for "today in the bay" viewers while visiting our studio. i want you to listen to this. ♪ she's a bad mamma jamma ♪ just as fine as she can be ♪ she's a bad mamma jamma ♪ just as fine as she can be ♪ her body measurements are perfect in every dimension ♪ >> all right. that boy has some chops there. you can see him sing on the big stage tonight on "the voice" at 8:00 on nbc bay area. i'm hoping

rogers and mike baker. thank you for standing by. i appreciate it. mike, unfortunately cut you off for the president but you know, this, tom homan is saying look, they're enforcing the law. there is this misperception out there the way that i.c.e. is handling the issue of illegal immigrants. there is a lot of frankly falsehoods out there about how they conduct business. >> right, yeah, the left has taken this as a narrative for political purposes. you know it's not rocket science why they view their position to be good for them down the road in future elections. but i don't think jerry brown will see irony in california, his state refusing to follow federal laws and then having a town within his own state turn around and say, we're not following jerry brown because jerry brown is not following the constitution. it will be very interesting to see whether this impacts other towns who may in fact feel the same way, but up to this point haven't been emboldened to stand up to california state leadership. cheryl: steve it, was interesting, when the president began remarks, talk about the fact of issue of illegal immigration. what does that mean? we're talkin

roger goodell ran a 40-yard dash in his office wearing a full suit. find out his time this morning. jamie talk about it, fox business network dagen mcdowell. tome, kristen tate is

roger goodell ran a 40-yard dash in his office wearing a full suit. find out his time this morning. jamie talk about it, fox business network dagen mcdowell. tom shane in the hill contributor, author of how do i tax base, kristen tate is here. >> great to be with you. >> dagen has agreed to wear run a 25 year -- and heels. maria: if you do that, if we could have a combine with you, that is pay-per-view territory. i was watching it again yesterday. it's just incredible to watch the athleticism and the prospects. maria: will again to that this morning. texas congressman and house services committee chairman jeb hensarling this with you walking through the changes. receive -- louisiana senator and deputy chief of staff for president george w. bush karl rove here. ceo of jaguar, land rover is with us. he'll give us the inside on the tariff story as fox news senior strategic analyst jack keane is with us. the ceo of north america julie sweet stopping by as well. a big show ahead coming out. take it off right here with the art of the deal. wall street kicking offer turns of a trade war for president trump's plan to impose tariffs on steel and alumin