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this memorial is made out of hockey sticks.ing a junior hockey team crashed and killed 15 people. hockey sticks memorials like this are on people's porches and yards with canada uniting under the #sticksout. over 95,000 people have put their money where their mouths are donating to a go fund me page for the players and families of humboldt. we're talking about $6.7 million in just three days. that is reportedly the biggest gofundme haul ever in canada and one of the top five worldwide. people coming together to help the families. jonathan hayward's photo here. we'll see you later on tonight on nightly news with lester holt. that does it for me. right now more news. i know the story from canada means a lot to you. >> 14, 19 and 20-year-old boys for whom hockey could have been their future. when you look at professional hockey players from the nhl, there are a disproportionate number of them from saskatchewan. >> stephanie is on assignment, it's tuesday, april 10th. let's get started. >> i just heard they broke into the office of

you start early and get the benefit of a big hockey stick curve of money increasing.ple don't realize is investing is a process that you have to begin with your kids, you have to begin them early. you got to teach them to save a little bit of money, all of the things everybody knows they should do, right but you have to do it yourself if you don't do it yourself, your kids won't do it either the weird thing is i do that, i'm a professional and she still didn't do it, right. >> it is a scary thing as a parent are we preparing our kids? >> yeah. >> i wasn't prepared it took me a long time to learn some of these things. >> look, i couldn't get her to change a tire, so, you know. >> what did you make her do first? >> first thing i made her do is try to figure out -- first thing that worked, right, that worked was to figure out how -- what things she really liked that she was paying money for, things she was buying what are those companies doing so she got hook into it by looking at whole foods so it is connecting her values, what she talks about in terms of what she likes

this is tyler, going to h-e double hockey sticks fast.randma on the treadmill and her grandson with the controls. >> oh no. >> she slapped his hand away but he keeps adding speed. >> oh! >> my gosh. sabotaging grandma. grandma is not going to get you a christmas present this year. >> we're sorry, grandma. >>> getting into the game. ♪ >>> this skater is looking for sponsorship. let's see if question help it find one. >> it? oh, you're right, it. >> oh, cool. >> whoa! >> come on, i love it. >> yes! >> as you can see, this is unlike any other skater we've seen on this show before. this one is -- >> transluscent? >> transluscent but full of light. >> but see this is why we always say you got to wear your safety gear because this guy is falling so much, he has no skin left. >> his bones are intact, at least we know that much. >> this is the creation of darren pearson. he spent so much time creating this video, using what is known as light painting. essentially he set the long exposure on his camera, put it on a tripod and stands in front of it

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it's down $0.36 today but with the hockey sticks we're seeing to the upside on crude oil, i like it.didn't hit much at all on material take a look at what's been going on there. >> i blame scott. >> alcoa is one that i think stands out because it's had an incredible run and folks out there think it's going to continue. >> i continue to like the energy theme. i look at chevron, 4% dividend an area that hasn't done very well they restructured so they could operate fairly well on a $50 a barrel world $70 a barrel cash flow increase and stock buybacks you haven't seen in a long time. >> thanks for coming out here. the big story aside from stocks is what's happening to the index. i'm sure we'll talk about that right now. >>> and we'll pick it up from there, scott here's what's on the menu. rising rates and debt. a big warning issued for investors, what it means for your money aluminum is up 30% this month. nickel at three year highs where do prices go from here cuba has a new president for the first time in 60 years he's not a castro. will this lead to a major shift in u.s./cuba relations

heard of before come out making pleas all sorts of things, as this case is really in a hot -- a hockey stick mode right now. it's ramping up very quickly. >> we got schmitz and who knew who vander swan was. no one did. >> i had never heard of papadopoulos before he pled. >> yeah, interesting. i was thinking about paul manafort. 305 years in prison. what do you say to that? i give up. i mean, that is- that is unfathomable. michael, look, manafort's attempt to have the civil and criminal charges dismissed were pretty quickly thrown out. on what grounds did he try to challenge the deputy ag? >> what he tried to say was that mueller didn't have the mandate to investigate those charges that related to ukraine private business dealings and the failure to register as a foreign agent or failed to pay taxes on those monies. so he filed a motion to dismiss the indictment against him on the grounds that mueller was acting outside of his mandate. mueller responded to that with an opposition to the motion to dismiss. and in that motion as appendix b or c -- i forget -- he attached a letter that rosenstei

still just an idea, right, wasn't even near legislation yet, we had analysts doing hockey chart, hockey stickharts on the impact to cash flow, impact of earnings it's much different on this one, right? >> yep. >> no one is trying to model out the effect. >> it's the interesting thing. people have really held back in our case, for example, our earnings forecast for the s&p 500 for this year, even our target, does not really take into account the full effects of what might come from tax reform. yet we're already seeing the benefit. tax reform is creating liquidity for corporations just as the fed begins to reduce liquidity that could be an offset to that risk of inflation, risk of higher prices, input costs due to tariffs or whatever. >> it's interesting. i feel like i've heard different things from each of you. you talked about i think the president's tone and his approach to dealing with these trade issues john has said this isn't really even much of a trade full-blown dispute at this point. at what point do we know exactly what it is that we're dealing with is it going to take several months

basically no way in h, e, double hockey sticks will the president sit down with mueller. >> bret: the press pool rotates. abc is the press pool today. they rent out some of this. they, and you have been in this, as have i, sometimes you yell out questions. this president answers them. i want to read it. why don't you just fired mueller? he says i think it's a disgrace. many people have said i should do it. they are finding nothing. that's a big statement. and then asking if he is concerned about what the fbi will find, he says no. pretty detailed about this. we want to turn to the videotape that's coming from the press pool. they are just getting out and queuing up the tape. stand by as we get ready to go in the cabinet room where the president's meeting. >> just heard they broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys, a good man. it's a disgraceful situation. it's a total witch hunt. i've wanted to keep it down. we've given i believe over a million pages worth of documents to the special counsel. they continue to just go forward. here we are talking about syria. we are talki

toilet paper roll, douse it in gasoline, wrap it in chicken wire and beat it around with field hockey sticksshe actually does that. >> we finish the thing and people had like lost eyebrows. >> jimmy: it's the greatest. >> the soles of my shoe melted off. i'm not kidding. it was the craziest. i was like, "well, there we go. we played some fire hockey." >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here is jon hamm in "beirut." take a look at this, everybody. >> i need to see cal. i need to see cal and i need to speak to him. >> -- >> if i had you brother i would let you go. >> -- said it's impossible. >> it's only impossible if he is dead! what are you kidding me? i'm supposed to trust you now? huh? you are the whole reason i'm here! i gave my life up to protect you! i want you to listen to me very closely if you ever want to see your brother again. i don't make a move until i talk to cal! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is jon hamm, everybody. "beirut" is in theaters tomorrow. emily ratajkowski joins us after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ you are many d

those hockey stick charts are what you get. you get a knee-jerk reaction.e context of the bigger picture, i think this is noise. next week it will be something else. the risk-free assets people are going into? you do not see movement into treasuries. you do not see movement into yen. gold is stuck in a range. where are people going for safe havens here and that's the volatility we are seeing, not just in russia but in u.s. stocks? no one is going into these haven assets. steven: the fact that the u.s. treasury real has not been going up -- u.s. treasury yield has not been going up. the long yields have been very sticky for most of this year. broken significant levels. if you look at the forwards, five-year is stuck around that level. clearly, money is going into cash as well. one of the interesting things, this is new in the context of the last 10 years. you've had a rejuvenated treasury bill market. 2% in shortnearly data risk-free. that is where the money will go. in the priceious action and what you are looking at. the t-bills will attract a lot of deman

hockey stick torn between each street it's just a small detail. hijacking the news. more are going wrong news is being hijacked journalism itself has become a scripted reality show it's not just good vs evil us vs white and one. in countries like russia china churchy people or child lives or something and if you're a journalist and you try to get beyond this new. facing scare tactics intimidation . and i wonder is that where work has it is well. my responsibility as a journalist is to get beyond the smoke and mirrors it's not just about being premier for balance or being neutral it's about being truthful. when he was born golf and i were giving the. client dortmund's shell to leipzig the biggest favor it seems sleep all the best goals we've got all the action the double is the home of german football shared experience every match if the fund is legal to bring weekend here on w. . the loss of her. pop star. adored and despised. karl marx icon of communism. good. luck a man of revolution and construct a man whose ideas change the moral code also divided into. how milit

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umbrella and that has required a ton of studies because of the scrutiny that the field gets so hockey stick graph has been repeated in like 25 different ways at this point showing the paleo climate so there are some fields that have demanded of themselves for weird reasons. >> this one question appeared on the front and one there. thank you. >> thank you for sharing. i really appreciate it. from the ministry of them.it sounds like a pretty potential hurdle to doing good science is the volatility in terms of funding, you mentioned decline in real dollars or decreasing dollars in funding and also in $400 million. can you speak to some type of vision or principles of what would be helpful for scientists in terms of creating a sustainable future to increase both the quality and quantity of research from the economic standpoint so you're not wearing about will my lab shutdown tomorrow or i'm going to get $400 million. >> one thing we are seeing, one problem is sort of this cost shifting. when i went to the university of california back in the 1970s, it was actually the university of california a

some social media users who want to support the families of the victims have been putting their hockey sticksf their front door. this is in canada and in the u.s. and they've been posting photographs online with the hashtag, sticksoutforhumboldt. >> a double heartbreak for the families in the entire community. don daelor in saskatoon, canada, thank you. >>> dramatic cell phone video from new jersey shows young girls jumping from a second floor balcony to escape a fast moving fire as it rips through the dance studio and the rescuers trying to use the ladders to reach the girls. it started in edgewater. about 15 girls suffered minor injuries. no one was killed. the cause is still under investigation. >>> facebook data scandal could lead to new regulations throughout silicon valley. ahead, we're at facebook's headquarters with how what some call the wild west days of high-tech may be over. why other industry leaders say that could be a good thing. >>> we invite you to subscribe to our cbs this morning podcast to get the news of the day, extended interviews and podcast originals on itunes and app

. >> right what's amazing is that netflix has been able to go hockey stick vertical in their abilityo come up with more impactful original content year after year we measure that -- one way to look at that is how much people are searching for netflix originals. searches for netflix originals were triple of 2018 than in 2017 in the fourth quarter they were squad drup quadrupled they've been doing this for the past several years which i think is what's been propelling the stock >> i don't understand why -- you're making a case for content. >> right if you're disney, which has all this money, why can't they hire the same people netflix is hiring why can't one of the networks hire that talent and -- or how do you know that netflix doesn't go on a cold streak, like one of the networks that goes to third place for five years how do you know that won't happen >> those two things are the nub of the issue one is i thought for years the traditional media companies should have done what netflix is doing. they haven't >> talking about the streaming option >> the streaming option. not the dvd. >>

stick with that. >> game two between the jets and predators. there's strange traditions in hockeyer off a cat fish? wheeler to shiefly, doesn't miss, 8th goal of the playoffs. this one went to double ot this time the home team gets the goal. the predators win 5-4 and evens the series 1-1. i can't get over the cat fish things. major league debuts are memorable but this one, pitcher mitch king making his debut for pittsburgh, retired the first 20 pitchers he faced. struck out nine and had a perfect game going before 6 and 2/3. his final stat line, 7 shutout innings just one hit in the seventh. he picked up his first career win. the pirate gs also shut out the cardinals. >>> final round of the lpga. minjee lee shot a 78. chips it up and in for birdie. she got to 12 under and forced a play off with lydia ko. this is her second shot. it was even better. look at this. the perfect roll, just a few feet from the hole. that set up an easy eagle putt and lydia ko is your winner and picks up her 15th career win on the tour. >>> talladega, there also seems to be a big wreck at this track. jim

every team using the stage before the game to put out their sticks and pay tribute to the 16 members of the humboldt junior hockeym who lost their lives in the fatal bus crash. every player wearing a sticker on their helmets with humboldt community on their minds. sid the kid doing it like he is doing it for tv. penguins flying high. pittsburgh seeking the third straight stanley cup. something that hasn't been done since 1983. alex, they are looking like champs. penguins 7-0 win at home. good stuff. >> intentional. thanks, coy. >>> guess who has a plan for president trump to beat the mueller investigation? steve bannon. he has a strategy just ahead. >> he's back. >>> the "access hollywood" tape is back in the news posing trouble for the president. if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed. a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most people have. i'd of said... i'd of said yo

hockey. this is not in my blood. do you s -- do you skate? >> david: yeah, we grew up on rinks like this. >> anthony: does everyone in -- in quebec? uh, it's pretty much obligatory. "here's your stickere's no reason to live here if it's no hockey. >> anthony: hockey rinks pop up all over this city to accommodate montrealers' desire to risk teeth, groin, and limb. and right behind fred and dave's restaurant, joe beef, a pickup game of chefs, cooks, and hospitality professionals is underway. some of these guys, to put it charitably, are a little long in the tooth to be out there swinging sticks at each other and, uh, uh, skidding around on the ice. this is a normal behavior? people actually do this for fun? >> david: yeah, yeah. absolutely. this is every day, québécois growing up, playing hockey. canadian national sport, man. >> anthony: right. and this young one is already being indoctrinated. hello, young man. >> david: you gonna play hockey? >> boy: yes. >> david: you're -- you're good at hockey? >> boy: yes. >> david: are you gonna be a goalie or a player? >> boy: player. >> anthony: wow. >> david: a player. >> man: oh! >> anthony: oh, man. wait, am i gonna get, like, a mouthful

before last night's games, every single team put out their sticks in tribute to the 16 members of the humboldt junior hockeyanada that lost their lives in the fatal bus crash and every player wearing a sticker on their helmet to honor them. nice tribute. special coverage of the mike pompeo confirmation hearing begins now with wolf blitzer. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> hello it our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. we're reporting live from washington for cnn's special coverage on what's quickly becoming more consequential days of the trump presidency. in just moments, president trump's pick for secretary of state, the current cia director, mike pompeo, he will face a grilling up on capitol hill. at issue, among various

before last night's games, every single team put out their sticks in tribute to the 16 members of the humboldt junior hockey team in canada that lost their lives in the fatal bus crash and every player wearing a sticker on their helmet to honor them. nice tribute. special coverage of the mike pompeo confirmation hearing begins now with wolf blitzer. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> hello it our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. we're reporting live from washington for cnn's special coverage on what's quickly becoming more consequential days of the trump presidency. in just moments, president trump's pick for secretary of state, the current cia director, mike pompeo, he will face a grilling up on capitol hill. at issue, among various issues, his past views on torture, fitness for the job, and his reputation as a war hawk. we have team coverage of all of this morning's hearing. we'll bring it to you live once it begins. that should be very, very soon. also happening right now, there is breaking news that could influence military action against syria. the french president sa

then maybe both men sort of changed their mind and decided to stick it out, but i don't think it's going to last very long. >> peter in hockey and journalism, this next thing is what's called an open net shot, and that is this. that all during the campaign, what did donald trump pledge to do? bring in the best people and help our veterans, fix the v.a. and i think by any standard, this is neither. >> yeah. look, this is symptomatic of a larger issue in terms of personnel in this white house, one that brings into question what john kelly has been able to accomplish or not accomplish at this point as chief of staff, which is to say that when they have openings -- and they have a lot of them. remember, this white house now has seen almost 50% of its top staff turn over in just 15 months, far more than any modern white house. so when they have these positions to fill, the president increasingly is urn itting to some of the people he already knows and likes and trusts like he does dr. jackson rather than having sort of a larger process that would seek out somebody with the kind of experience that might seem to match the task. dr.