the company's ad for the me too era that some say goes too far. >> rihanna takes her father to court. why she says the family name falls under her umbrella. early today starts right now. >> i'm frances rivera. let's get right to bill karins tracking it all for us. >> one of them is located over the four corners region and the other is coming into california and this is going to cause all the problems and have all the big impacts as we go throughout the next 48 hours. so we had flash flood watches. remember all the fires that we had? we'll get a lot of the debris flows so widespread rain. flash flooding, debris and look at the snow impacts from california into the wet. some areas could get up to four feet of snow and huge wind impacts too and all of it is going coast-to-coast. >> the president's pick for attorney general back in the hot seat this morning for day t oat. senators grilled william barr with democrats zeroing in on his views on the russia probe. he promised to protect the mueller investigation. experts invited by lawmakers from both parties will speak about barr. blayne ale

they had to. >> they saw it too late. they weren't thinking. >> got too close. got too hit. the end. >> we all have varying degrees of adventure and excitement. >> what degree is that? >> this is an 11 or better on the scale. it is not even going up. this is a ladder turned bridge over a kraf as over a glacier in mount rainier, washington in the united states. if you are looking to go to the top, this could be part of your route. the route is constantly changing because of the glaciers and ice patterns and stuff. here we are. this stretch about a 20 foot span. one of four on this route. once you go on up, at the top. >> this thing looks so big. >> no, no. >> can you do with 2 x 4 and stay for a minute. no thank you. >> like i said, there are varying degrees of adventure in different people's life. for some, this is on there. >> no. just no. n >> we show case a lot of love stories. this one is like something out of a movie. diana and andre celebrated their birthday. he told diana they were going sky diving. he sent an uber to pick her up. she got to burbank and didn't know wh

has been arrested that's according to the country's investigative committee a video has just emerged too that does show the arrests being made. my. truck. i officially say vietnam passenger there tried to force the crew to change course reportedly to afghanistan they also confirmed the man was drunk and tried to break into the cockpit claiming he was armed the plane was on route from sioux gartin western siberia to moscow the flight operated by the national flag carrier air afloat made an emergency landing around an hour and a half after taking off at an airport. near soup that. germany's angela merkel and france is the new macron have signed a treaty to boost relations does come amid rising tensions in the from bickering between member states uncertainty over breaks its north a rise in populism across the continent so let's get more now with our europe correspondent peter oliver good evening what else was said them between the two leaders well i'm glad merkel said that germany and france much must tackle the challenges of our time hand in hand this was all as the ark in treaty was signe

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like, is that too much to ask? is in a position where everyone loves to hate it, but everyone's going to check what photos their friends are posting. >> it came amid a torrent of other data leaks. >> i don't know what it will take to get our privacy back again. >> we're paying for technology that eavesdrops on us. >> who, me? >> worst problem that just won't go away? the mass shootings that happened this year at high schools in florida and texas, a newspaper in maryland, a nightclub in california, and plenty of other places too. >> how many more kids, how many more teachers, how many more people, innocent people have to die to have change. >> we have become numb to these shootings, they just don't register any more, because we're hit with them every day. >> some go hand in glove with the worst social trend, the blatant rise of racial hatred. >> when someone walks into a synagogue and kills people because they're jewish, there's no ambiguity there. >> it's terrible we're numbing ourselves as a society, when we're lo

perhaps a case of people not only having too many clothes, but too much of everything.o how has this happened? the cotton fields haveve traditionally been a key factor in the production and pricing of quality clothing. global cotton production is on the rise, climbing 14% last year alone. nevertheless, the proportion of textiles containing cotton has dropped. that's because of the growing overproduction of clclothing ad other textiles worldwide. cotttton is gradualllly beig displaced by synththetic fiber, with the chemical industry eager to expand its share of the supply chain. as a quick glance around shopping zones in germany confirms, synthetic clothing is all the rage. in addition to the low prices, it can cater to different requirements, being comfortable, durable, and breathable. an umbrella organization for clothing collectors in germany is alarmed by the trend towards more and cheaper textiles. thomas: every year in germany one million tons of textxtiles e thrownwn away. that's the equivalent of a queue of trucks covering 1000 kilometers. it's unrealistic to exp

is that too much -- john: no. way too big of a jump.nteresting thing is that when a company is doing real well or leaders are doing well, everybody sings your praises. like me in 2001, the minute i tripped, people turned on me i never dreamed would. and by the way, we came back. every time we got knocked down, we came back stronger. that is the likelihood for facebook as well, but it does mean they have to do things differently. mark and sheryl are good people, but they have got to deal with issues in front of them and deal with them decisively. you can't let it come out a step at a time, then say what does it look like at the end, then work jointly with government to say, how do we get there? emily: given how many times you have seen this movie before, do you think facebook will recover? john: the answer is, any company that doesn't constantly think they're under threat has a problem. you probably saw the press on amazon, where jeff bezos, who is a really good leader, and i like him, i would marr and marion, be said to his employees th

the one-size-fits-all approach is a mismatch for too many kids. every student is different and therefore learns differently. and education is too siloed. pre-k, community college, i read, etc., etc. the rest of the world is not siloed. so by re-think, i mean this. everyone question everything to ensure every -- nothing limits students for being prepared to what comes next. you may ask, who is everyone? well, everyone is everyone. students themselves, students of every age, parents, grandparents, educators, safe leaders, business leaders, servicemen and women, workers of every kind, elected officials, everyone. and what is everything? well, everything is everything. why, anden, how, what, when we do things today, and everything about what we could or should do differently. here are a few questions to consider. i hope you pose them in your own communities when you get home, as well. why limit educators? schools baseds to on their address? why group kids by age? why force all students to learn at the same speed? why measure learning by hours and days

phone: hip position too high. arm angle too deep. argh! wirelessly charge it up, but it is machine washable, thank goodness. well, there is something we can't unsee. self driving cars. and we are nowhere near having fully autonomous cars on the road yet, but here is a demo where i can use an app to make a fairly autonomous car reverse out of its parking space and drive to a preprogrammed pickup spot. you have to have driven the route first, so it can learn it, but it can deviate from the route enough to avoid hitting things or people. there is loads of self driving car tech here at ces, but there are other exciting things going on in—car too, and dave lee is one of them. here he is. so audi thinks it has come up with an idea to keep us more entertained while we are travelling in the back of a car. i'll check it out. how are we doing? alright, enjoy the ride! this vr system was made in collaboration with disney, and it monitors data from the car's actual movements. so when i pull away, i really feel it, because the car is moving. what we ha

and he said oh, me too.es songs and we played them in the dressing room. >> jimmy: you sat and played records with david bowie? >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you keep in touch with david after that? >> no. >> jimmy: so he didn't think you were that cool. >> i guess not. >> jimmy: he must have thought you were pretty cool. so you are in this movie, "beautiful boy". steve carell, as i mentioned. you and other fantastic actors. and you guys are, this is based on a true thing. >> two true things. it's a book, david sheff and nick sheff wrote about this very difficult time in their lives when they were having difficulty with drug. it's these two perspectives combined. >> jimmy: did you meet the person you play? >> yeah, i play karen. >> jimmy: and you met karen? >> yeah. i talked to her on the phone first and then met her. >> jimmy: she was pleased with your portrayal of her? >> i think so. i think so. i saw her at the premiere. we all met them a little bit, like steve met david, and timmie met nick. >> jimmy: does it r

they said there is concern went white house that president trump might give too much, and get too littlethere be a summit at all? joining me, mike baker. >> it is. kennedy: a couple areas of agreement between you and i, you can't trust north korea. and of course we should be talking with north korea. is that a better alternative than strategic patience? >> strategic patience, and that is a good term. it is better to have a dialogue, we have to separate a couple thing, drum beat you will hear about this report coming out from this think tank. part will be because they are looking to beat on current administration. does not matter what it is, they don't care about policy, they say, we've been negotiating we don't have anything, but administration is actually being pragmatic, they are not going to give anything, away, they have already said that. they will trust only what they can verify, they are not lightening on sanctions, but dialogue is importance. for past 4 decade policy we had has been repetitive failure. so, you could argue that just maintaining a policy that results in repe repeti

down below, just hanging out, not saying or doing too much is -- too much, we have lincoln. sort of on the periphery. not exactly in your face. lincoln is not getting in anybody's grill. i don't want you to think that lincoln ever said i am not getting in anybody's grill. he is not in your face but he is circling you. lincoln was plotting a lot. from 1858-1860, for his possibilities running for president. right after he lost the election to douglas, a couple of small newspapers announced they supported him for president. lincoln called them off. he said i don't think i am worthy of that. it is too early to talk about it. supposedly, he was on a train one time and he said my wife thinks i am going to be president. can you imagine a sucker like me running for president? people thought that meant that he was easily taken. he knew very well that if he were to pull this off, everything had to go right. can to make a go right. that is the important thing. seward may have gone to work -- going to europe and let weed worry about things. chase is trying to get everybody to support hi

fat too thin too pale too dark to feminine to masculine and generally that every inch of our bodies needed to be changed because men are disgusted by the natural female body except they wanted all the time it's very confusing so the reason people like piers morgan are so offended by what they see as p.c. culture run amok is because less than half a century ago delicate snowflakes terrified of social change got their way they got to segregate drinking fountains schools and lunch counters because they weren't triggered by being near those they sell for less than them they kept women out of boardrooms because their femininity was too distracting they publicly trash women who spoke up against sexual harassment and gave their abusers a seat on the supreme court of their shoulders sorry guys but the patriarchy hurts men too and if you think crying over razor commercial makes you masculine. here is yet you kind of proved the point the ad was making. i got i got to say i'm offended by your toxic femininity right now just toxic which is just toxic angry feminism's is radiating from this are

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this was a match too far for russia. at least they didn't have too far to get home.s! it's a scorcher! the first semifinal for them for over 30 years. france looked to be peaking atjust the right time, although a uruguayan flap flattered the french. they fully deserved their place in the last four. there was an all—european line—up in the semifinals, france and belgium both claiming to have a golden generation. two teams packed with stars, going head to head for a place in the world cup final. it should be an absolute cracker. it wasn't really that in st petersburg, not that france minded one bit. in goes the corner. into the net from samuel umtiti! france strike first in the semifinal! just the one goal decided it. france now one match away from football's greatest prize. but who would they meet? the moment has come. england are about to take on croatia in the world cup semifinal here in moscow, their biggest match for more than a quarter of a century. where were you? one of the lucky ones with a golden ticket? thousands scrambled to moscow to say they were there. i

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and the foods and paying too little for the building block stocks.the way, the rotation isn't spare any expensive stock. the clouds, adobe, salesforce, they got hurt. none of the semiconductor companies that led us higher had anything positive to say about the current generation of cell phones today's fund managers say what the heck do i need safety for when it is so darned overpriced. they realized they can buy semiconductor stocks on the cheap and make their whole year in a day that's what this rotation is all about. that's what happened today and it's really a one-day phenomenon, by the way, which means it's not too late to buy the newly loved chip makers which could be down tomorrow off of intel to trim the now despised safety stocks, especially if you have huge profits and you don't want to see them drown without a life raft we need to go to eric in missouri, please eric >> caller: ba-ba-ba-boo-yah, big daddy cramer how are you today? >> i often think of myself as big daddy. i'm glad you included me in that cohort what's up? >> caller: i wanted

and not regard yourself too little or too much. those are a few examples of the virtues and i have a whole section on theological virtues. which are a little bit different because the other virtues are natural and they are obtainable by all human beings in the secret natural virtues are also but they are originating with god and we can practice them, obtain them only from god and once we have them, like the other virtues, we can practice them and develop them and those are opening clause and become, they are likely from the bible. just briefly before open up for questions, but that it might be helpful for me to talk about one of the chapters and works of literature and the virtue i talk about in that chapter to give you an idea of how the whole book works and i thought i would talk about the virtue of justi justice. which i examine through charles dickens, a tale of two cities. justice is actually, it was the hardest virtue for me to research and wrap my mind around this because unlike the other virtues, justice actually, all the o

many stocks that have come down too far too fast.rly, may i also add apple. i think the group is fine here for investment, not just a trade. and then finally, once again, i want to point out, intel may have been the cheapest stock we saw here like i said, there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to find it just for you right here on "mad money." i'm jim cramer and i'll see you monday >> welcome to the shark tank, where entrepreneurs seeking an investment will face these sharks. if they hear a great idea, they'll invest their own money or fight each other for a deal. this is "shark tank." ♪ um. i'm dawoon. i'm soo. all: and we're the kang sisters from san francisco, california. these smell really good. it's french lavender. wow, that's amazing. the three of us were born and raised in korea. and when we were teenagers, we immigrated to america. i went to stanford business school. and i went to harvard business school.

you see for far too long the educators of new mexico have been under paid. [ applause ] on too many occasions they have had to reach deep into their own pockets to buy necessary supplies for their students. now things can and will be different and better starting now. we are going to raise our educator salaries by 6% across the board. [ applause ] and make sure that we've got equity, we're on top of that going to raise the minimum salaries for every level of educators by at least 10%. [ applause ] and, we're putting $5 million into a fund for teachers to buy supplies for their classrooms so that they are no longer paying out of pocket. [ applause ] we're raising principal's minimum salaries and instituting a $12 minimum wage for every level of educational personnel, every single person in our school building. [ applause ] and we'll do this because we will no longer just say we value the professionals in our schools, we will show them. we need our educators who are truly the best in the nation to know that this is a state that will support them and treat them with the respect that they deserve

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>> caller: not too much. i have a question about delta airlines i bought into delta airlines at the lows back in december, and we just got that great number from united a couple of days ago, but it doesn't seem like the rising tide is lifting all boats. i'm wondering what you feel about delta. >> joe, i think that united is taking share from delta and american, that's why you're making a bad investment. you got to go with oscar munoz he is the guy who is doing it right now. he is the right horse. i want to go to josh in florida. josh >> caller: hey, captain cramer boo-yah from tampa bay >> all right, admiral. how can i help you >> caller: i have a two-part questioning 5 below. we got an upgrade from morgan stanley, increased holiday sales year-over-year, but we still have trade tensions with china where do you see fife blog >> i'm not worried about the trade sensing. we had them on i think they can source well i am not concerned at all. i'm more concerned whether foles will go to tampa bay let's go to dave in

critics have said it is too little, too late and onto small a scale.ss than three months to go until brexit, a first rehearsal by the government for managing hgvs in a no—deal scenario. manston airport could be used as a giant lorry park, if extra checks at dover were to lead to queues, as some have predicted, stretching back for 30 miles. but the government also wants to test how easily those lorries could then make the 20—mile journey to dover. well, it's just gone eight in the morning, and this is the first group of lorries heading out of manston airport towards the port of dover. the aim is to put them out on the road network during rush hour, as people are heading to work or to school, to see how the system copes. the journey involves some single carriage roads, and many roundabouts with potential disruption to others in the area facing a convoy of trucks, and some are questioning the value of the trial. well, i welcome the department for transport ramping up brexit preparations, but this trial is on far too small a scale. it's just about 100 lorr

from the northwest, and more showers around too.h particularly across northern and western parts of scotland. again, it is southern and eastern parts of the uk that will have the lion's share of the sunshine. those showers packing into the northwest. temperature is 11 or 12 degrees again it is a very mild day to come on sunday but you will certainly notice the strength of the breeze. by the time we get to monday, high pressure starts to move in once again. from the west, that will ease those winds down somewhat. not as blustery through the course of monday. more such an offer and fewer showers compared to the weekend. cougar particularly around that east coast. breeze coming in from the north sea. we have rain on tuesday that could be persistent across scotland. here is the slow—moving front that will sit there all day. for some, heavy rain mounting across parts of scotland. but a dry story everywhere else was of temperatures in double figures across the board. wider winds further south. that front will bring that persistent rain th

too late for some of their. beliefs wasn't. a variety of factors determine which rhythm type an individual patient falls into. when light enters our eyes signals are sent to a central clock in our brains. this sets our biological clock our genes decide whether we are a day or night person. and other factors like when we eat exercise or sleep affected too. fast to live he and his team try to work out each patient's individual internal clock. and it is like. a sensor attached to the patient's chest sends information to the researches every minute this includes the skin surface temperature the patients current activity levels and even their posture that way doctors can determine the biorhythm of a patient for example when they're sleeping. chronotherapy might well have great potential but for now for the majority of cancer patients it's still little more than a promising scientific concept. one example is cancer but there are different diseases where physicians should take the circadian rhythm into account when we think about chro

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i kind of slept through it too.get up early in the morning and work through the aftermath of it, which is still going on in some parts. you can see over mendocino county and lake county, a couple of thunderstorms over ukiah and cloverdale. middleton possibly dealing with that. you look south, it's pretty quiet for the rest of us. as we head throughout the day, it's going to be mild this morning. look at the temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. that's exactly where the high should be. we have a very unstable air mass over the top of us. we don't have the energy from yesterday to trigger the widespread showers and heavy thunderstorms. but we'll have scattered ones today as temperatures will hang out in the mid to upper 50s throughout the day. we'll take a greater look at that in a minute. let's get it over to sue for a look at the commute. >> we look at the golden gate bridge, which is very windy this morning. in fact, all the bridges have wind advisories. so we have to grip on a little tighter as you make your way i