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considering nato membership for brazil as he welcomed its leader to the white house this is a jab also nars first trip abroad since taking office and john you're among the topics discussed was the crisis in venezuela and as alan fischer reports the two men have similar views on what needs to be done there. the brazilian president has quickly become donald trump's closest latin american ally not only does he praise almost everything he does he shoot a lot of the same treats the push many of the same policies and they're both on the same page on venezuela both supporting self declared interim president won. the u.s. president again called on the country's military to abandon president but do we call on members of the venezuelan military to end their support for material who is really nothing more than a cuban puppet both men insist all options are on the table when it comes to events across brazil's border and present both scenario wouldn't rule out using his country as a piece for a u.s. led military intervention. there are a few issues that if you speak they are no longer strategic so these

. >> if taylor had been created as a character where their non-buy n nar eye identity was the main focusld have wanted to play. >> reporter: she previously appeared as a white supremacist on "orange is the new black." >> i was on the cover of the magazine twice before the fbi figured out i was poisoning jews. >> reporter: she identifies as non-buy n non-binary and was born with female sex organs. >> i didn't have the language for it. >> reporter: i've never met someone who's non-binary. what does that mean? >> it is a term used by some people, myself included, who experience their gender as somewhere outside the boxes of man or woman. they use it because they experience it as both or neither or their gender is fluid. >> reporter: you really like when someone, when you start a conversation with someone when you ask what their pronouns are. >> mm-hm. >> reporter: i'm adam, and my pronouns are he, him, his. >> and i'm asia, my pronouns are they, theirs. you create a space for everyone to be comfortable. assigned sex and gender identity are different things. >> reporter: but asia didn't full

nar field 44. and under starry skies san francisco in the 40s.omorrow, the numbers not as warm as today but then we bounce back wednesday. south bay clouds mid-day and then sunshine and 61 at sunnyvale and 62 for san jose. over in the east bay, clouds and the numbers in the 6 north bay clouds. great dog beach. 57degrees. 60 richmond and the extended forecast, clouds tomorrow and then sign and saturday and sunday the numbers will sky rocket into the low 70s. ladies and gentlemen, we invite you to wake up with our team for the latest on weather and traffic 4:30 a.m. tomorrow morning. we will be watching. >> yes, we will. >> bright and early. >>> coming up, nasa ♪ ooh woo, i'm a rebel just for kicks, now ♪ ♪ i been feeling it since 1966, now ♪ ♪ might be over now, but i feel it still ♪ ♪ ooh woo, i'm a rebel just for kicks, now ♪ ♪ ooh woo, i'm a rebel just for kicks, now ♪ ♪ let me kick it like it's 1986, now ♪ ♪ might be over now, but i feel it still ♪ ♪ might've had your fill, but you feel it still, ooh woo ♪ ♪ might be over now, but i feel it st

. >> yay are 59, nar 41. >> reporter: 12 republican senators cross aisle and votedch president has exceeded his authority . >> it should have been a lesson to him to see that 12 republicans in the senate voted against his usurping of power, from the congress of the united states. >> reporter: resident trump says he is simply exercising his constitutional power. >> congress has the freedom to passes resolution and i have the duty to veto it. >> reporter: pelosi said she will call for a vote in the house on march 26, to overturn the president's veto, even though it is unlikely to pass. there does not appear to be enough support to get the necessary two thirds majority in either the house or the senate. >> we are establishing the congressional record on this also voted to blocenthe declara k and lieve it. i absolutely believe it. >> reporter: this is the first time congress has ever challenged a national emergency declaration since the act was first voted in in 1976. again it is also the first time the president has also vetoed congresses resolution to end the emergency. >>> stay tuned, we hav

the ollo 11 mission landed o 1969,nar surface in july a major victory for america in the space race.keva to james do, author of "shoot for the moon." was it the cold war and the space race between the americans t and the russians td to neil armstrong taking those steps on the moon? james: absolutely. if it wasn't for the cold war, if it wasn't for sputnik orbiting the earth before the united states satellite was ready, the space race would have never happened. laura: you reveal inour book that it took thousands of people to put those men on the moon. how many? james: approximately 40000 people were involved in this huge endeavor, from the subcontractors, contractors, universities, laboratories, al over the country. laura: how was it that n armstrong got to be the man chosen to take the first historic steps? james:wa well, he commander of the mission, and in the previous missions, those were the two-man spacecraft missians. the cor always stayed in the spacecraft and the second man did the spacewalk. t in this cay decided the tmmander should be the first man to step out surface of the

and we've been at this now for a good nar for forty years trillions of dollars into it no wind in signing really and when a reasonable person says how much closer are we to creating a drug free society. you begin to realize that perhaps we've been given a mission here that is impossible to achieve we saw a violent crimes go through the roof as these. criminal gangster organizations fought one another so we're seeing that type of phenomenon today in our major metropolitan areas like los angeles the crips against the bloods and of course their rent is filings that we're seeing in mexico and in places like south america as these very rich powerful cartels fight one another it lines up perfectly with alcohol prohibition when you look at oklahoma prevision the richest man in the country was ok he controlled if you tried to get in his market he would kill you there were also kinds of sub factions they trying to to manufacture it in their bathtubs and still it was once in a teary he didn't know what it was cut but sometimes it in different people would drink to some group of people who drink it

gorge con george conway called the president a nars cyst. >> reporter: for her part kellyanne conway defended the president and her husband tweeted back at trump, you are nuts. in washington i'm doug l fox news. >>> well new zealand prime minister jacinda ardern says it will take a couple of weeks to pass new gun control laws. she enacted an immediate ban on sales so no one could stock pile assault style weapons before a new ban is in effect. the new law will cover all weapons used in last friday's mosque shootings. all were purchased legally but now that will no longer be possible. anyone with those weapons can turn them in under an amnesty program and the country will hold a weapons buy back program leading up to a total ban. >>> there was a candle light changes in ich i am ber report the u.s.  let there be peace on the earth. >> reporter: more than 150 people gathered outside san francisco city hall to take part in a candle light vigil to remember the people who lost their lives in the horrific mass shoot energy new zealand last week. >> we needed a place to cry and hug and peop

picture you take a bunch of those things and put them together it's not a great -- >> one last point, len nar, home builder, did you see that thing it was trading 53 bucks after that supposedly better than expected earnings two days ago you know where the stock closed today? $49. reversed the entire move i just kind of feel when you're getting good news and the stocks are not reacting on consumer-related stuff i think we'll see more of that in the next month and a half. >> everything "options action" check out our website. it's the hot new jam apparently so don't miss out. here's what's coming next. >> avocado >> chipotle shares are on fire this year. but mike kuo's saying avocadno to the fast casual trade he'll tell you how to play it. plus, calling all options action fans reach into your pocket, grab your phone, and tweet us your question @optionsaction. if it's nice, we'll answer it on air. when "options action" returns. , read earnings reports, looked at chart patterns. i've even built my own historic trading model. and you're still not sure if you want to make the trade? exactly. sounds

with the real issues the disparate group agreement nar raises the question now mr speaker is do we assume our responsibility is a harsh i'm going lol not only this country yearning you see tears for us to move on but the entire wrong to our europe and to do that is to speak the tare must come to vote for greece do you care well that vote is looming today we have our correspondents covering the story for us is in london and max hoffman is in strasbourg good to see you both so good let's start with you there in london the attorney general stressing earlier that the u.k. has a good right to withdraw from any treaty as a sovereign state how important is what he has had to say today. what he's had to say is important even though views on regs that are extremely entrenched here in the u.k. so jeffrey cook's ugs is a question by one and he and he said it is entitled to leave but he also said as a law office i would not advise to break the law and he stressed that the u.k. wasn't this kind of country that that broke the law and you also said in this conclusion in his written conclusion that the k

a dough nar gave four pieces of asian art to the school. the administration had it appraised the $2.4 million. the school borrowed against the value of the arts. and recently, when they tried to sell the art, an auction house said that they were duplicate and worth not much. when we tried to sell that art and establish the true value of it and discovered that, instead of being valued at nearly $3 million, it was really nice posters. why as a result, the school has laid off the communications director and the head of the school also cut pay to the majority of staff. the school says it should have enough money to stay afloat because of increased enrollment for the next academic year. >>> the san francisco symphony is hosting thousands of children from across the bay area. it is the 100th year to this program which introduces children to symphonic music. >> i caught up with the cop duck for who was about to face a tough audience. >> backstage with san francisco symphony resident conductor christian wright. you are about to go on stage with who

and this is running those set nar owes what will our response be. where's the prepared joint statements. and my concern is it's not just the push out or the continual push out whether that's crimea, military build up, i think we're going to continue to see pushing towards vel roos. they are speaking of integration and think about that process. i fear, and i hope i'm very wrong, this will not stop for quite awhile. we need to develop those scenarios and develop a security response, what's the economic response once the diplomatic response is not going away. >> just to add. the next hurdle, though, is political both for europe and for ukraine. russia has an interest in bad quality elections in ukraine. that the ukrainian people don't have confidence in. any violence that might erupt, both for moral kwif lent sit, but also to prove that the democratic experiment is not working. they also have an interest in a european parliament that is increasingly antieuropean when there are european elections in may. so watch that space. we have to be vigilant as a

he thinks this report is going to come out some time in april but is the nar tifr already set and do you take it at his word? >> it has been set. it is so quick to claim victory. they know if they can get that in it will be very hard to find it later. it is a hard thing to pull right now for the reason you pointed out. we don't know what is in the report. so i'm looking at that 50% that think they should hold hearings. we know the obstruction question is open. the criminal collusion question is closed. what is it that the public wants to know more about? the length of the talks that went on during the campaign. i think it is something as it relates to president trump's stance towards russia as well as security issue as it pertained to kushner. >> what do you tlhink? >> i think she raises an interesting point. it kind of goes through a lot of legal issues here. >> can we put it up? it says americans should expect far more than merely that he not be criminal if the charge were unfitness for office the verdict would be guilty beyond all reasonable doubt. >> and in addition to that stron

to set themselves from success in the college admissions process but ended up being shutout because naralified students and therafamilies simply bought their way in. >> the college of sociology. and i'll call you professor. you think about kids, regular kids with modest income, whatever their background. they walk in, sweat, bring number two pencils. they can hardly sleep the night before. they say watch movie, relax. now they're going in there that there's probably someone else in that room and they have someone come in later in am the day where a being played. this is pretty out in the open now. >> you do your work, have skills, talents, they're ecuginized. we know there's always been a hierarchy. athletic admissions have been given. pr predicated on what geographical you're in. >> the jockey gets in because they can play the game. they're really good players. but nobody claims that. it's true about jocks and these athletic directors, coaches were basically selling $400,000 a piece to slots they get to reserve for admissions. they want the best kicker in football. instead of getting t

i want joe biden to continue to have that to continue to have the lum nar status that he had if he runst what happened to hillary clinton. he left with 80% approval rating. she gets heckled when she goes to buy sweet tea. >> cnn asked if they should nominate something more progressive or a lot of enareer with progressives. >> we had the standard there for the kind of pragmatic candidate in 2016 and donald trump is now president. he is not your average political candidate. they think a more moderate candidate can do that. some of them and you rarely hear them saying they won't support medicare for all. they know that's what the base wants. that's what the trump campaign is hoping for too. they hope to the choice between the president and socialism. they hope that the further left the candidate is running against that it works out for them. >> i know you like to say they have lurched too much to the left. a poll showed 39% of democrats consider themselves liberal. 43% consider themselves moderate and 15% consider themselves conservative. i realize a lot of ener y is wi energy is with the

obtained in vending machines in las vegas area, nevada health officials say the easy availability of naris making a big difference was opioid addiction into the southern part of nevada. mark and blocks the effects opioids have on the body and inome cases prevent an overdose be able to quickly get a hold of the medication can literally being be the difference between life and death. >>tonight can with it becoming more readily available in. >>it's being used more often and we're seeing a lot of heard reversals of overdoses. >>no she's will also eventually have other health-related items like hygiene kits safe-sex kits in pregnancy tests, right now they only offer narcan. >>it is called the heartbeat abortion bill and it is one step closer to becoming law in georgia. the republican majority house they're approved the living in tents, fairness and equality act today, the controversial legislation would ban abortions in georgia after a doctor detects a fetal heartbeat this can occur as early as 6 weeks into a pregnancy. before many with women even know they are pregnant. the legislation now h

husband george striking hard and deep with his latest attack on the president's mental state calling it nar cystic personality disorder. >> i don't share those concerns and i have four kids and i was getting out of the house this morning before i got here and talked to the president about substance so. >> reporter: we spoke before the latest drama but well after her husband started going after her boss which she says she didn't see coming. >> george was so excited, literally crying with joy in his maga hat, black not red on his maga hat on election night so in that way, he's changed. he's changed his opinion on, i guess, matters on the presidency. i haven't and donald trump hasn't. >> you mean mr. kellyanne conway? >> the day that he was out on the south lawn and he called george, mr. kellyanne conway, struck me. sounded like he was sending a message. >> i thought it was him being donald j. trump. it was clever. it's an unusual situation, especially in politics or washington and certainly in republican politics for a husband to get his notoriety and power through his wife. it's usually the

you need to change that nar narrati narrative. >> riddle me this.not the multinationals that are down on these fears as much. it's the little stocks i'm going to chart it's the likes of roku and stitch fix and spot fi that are suffer ng the market not the ones with the european ease yours the someones that are planning to go in north america in the future >> and the high beta stocks. lots of room to go they have gotten pretty far ahead of themselves. one of the things bob says is i think it will be that day-to-day, let's debate with ourselves what kind of a world we're in and what's priced in. a lot of these issues were there. we weren't quite focused on them in the same way. >> give me a sense of what it says about the sentiment on the street when you've got gold up, point three percent what does it say to you? >> it fits together with exactly how we got to this point. the race was good for people who wanted to take out mortgages here >> you got home builders doing well this week rates and utilities has been for weeks now. ki i keep putting up thes

le nar doe decap row and 50 cent so traditional brands like sleep number, serta note still account for0% of the market. and there's plenty of bed in a box competition. amazon, walmart and others like purple are gaining traction. while caspers are sold online, they are also sold in certain targets, west elm, nordstrom's and amazon when the ceo spoke with cnbc in 2017, they had an ipo on their minds. >> we're a young company, but we're going of big markets and we have markets that haven't seen a lot of change in a long time and we think we can continue to accelerate what we're doing and that will give us the option to be public when we like. >> so important to note here, according to an estimate, about 20% of mattresses are sold online, so tyler and kelly, we were just talking about this, i don't know if you are in the market for a mattress, but there are two locations in new york city if the whole bed in a box thing isn't. >> i'm actually not. it's a company that went from zero to $900 million in market >> very quickly. >> i wish i could do something like that. >> but then you wouldn't

please, i really believe it is a small point in like of the fact that for two nar years he lied. >> let's get to the issue of zblp it began becausish sha was trying to ber he said russians had information. >> map it will turn out. it may not be correct. >> do you better information? >> i do but i'm not at lynnerty to kis those it last night. it was the us a trail dwrans that wed. i have no knowledge of any hacking m it is left oat to be dfrp he wrote an expert report on russia. hadn't been there for nine years. nobody told the judge he got fired. floeb told anybody at the dossier she paid $1.1 million to have it. >> let's talk about this. he says this report based on the summary all of us have read is a complete and total exoneration. this is what the attorney general quotes mueller as saying while it does not conclude it also does not exonerate. is the president frustrated by that one line quoted in this document? >> no. i think the president is saying you read this letter and next paragraph of the letter right after this this decision about is it a crime or is it another crime was to th

pasamos de las noticias del dÍa a mÁs de un "un nuevo dÍa" nar marco vamos contigo. >>> el dÍa de ayercia las cuales no voy a entrar en detalle. me comenzÓ entrar algo para el ataque de pÁnico. arriba de esto me dan una b 12 y esta mezcla han creado una reacciÓn y ahÍ es se me ve un poco bien. >>> bueno ahÍ estÁ manny manuel dice pero no es mÉdico, el mÉdico estÁ con nosotros y >>> no interfiere para quienes tienen depresiÓn >>> y los calmantes tampoco. no hay relaciÓn entre los b 12. >>> me acuerdo de toda la vida te la tomas cuando tienes falta de energÍa, viajas mucho y estas estresado y actividad mental se tiene mucho >>> quÉ caracterÍstica tiene para una persona adicto a un fÁrmaco adelante. >>> buenos dÍas esto que se generÓ hay que entendernos que una enfermedad como el alcoholismo como las adicciones son enfermedades de la mente, pero ademÁs son emocionales. entonces no podemos crear este tipo de mezclas y justificaciones cuando las cosas son tan clara como el agua no. >>> entiendo lo principal para poder sanar de estos temas personales es hablar con expertos que me orienten. a

. >> you're saying that whole nar tiff, he wrote that he was the one personally intervening was not him. >> was it someone more senior than him? >> yes. >> it was someone famous? >> we'll let congress decide whether or not to hold a hearing in public. >> so i think it is interesting to juxtapose that murdoch was involved in suppressing this story and also recognizing that it was "the wall street journal" that broke the story of the other catch and kill operation that happened in 2016 before the election. they were the first to report that karen mcdoogle was part of it, and "the wall street journal" had two of the most damaging stories. >> which means what? >> if there is a claim that murdoch owned fox -- >> the rebuttal to that is that sean hannity and roger ailes who were important at fox at the time went on to advice hvise hi the debates, that part of the company has more political way. >> it will be interesting to see who they will point the finger at when she shares her information with congress. >> let me push you a little more, they're pointing a finger at le cord. they're saying

chairman duke yesterday indicated that's what wells is going to do, i think it's going to change the nar tiff, and it's going to take wells in a different direction it will move past these problems, which is good for shareholders over the long run >> one of your competitors, raymond james, says this is good for the stock and removes a head wind it soupds like you would agree with that. >> you are absolutely right. tim afs good leader. however, he was there when this problem happened. who would you pick as the new ceo, wells fargo >> that is the $64,000 question. i can describe the person you want to pick jaime diment when he picked -- i'm not certain you want to find an established person i'm not sure an established person would want this job gordon smith is one name that comes up he is the head of jp morgan's consumer business. that doesn't seem like something that he would even want to do, since he is already established. another name that comes up is bill demchec, the ceo of pnc he is part of pnc and has been for quite some time. they have probably second to none the best consumer dep

working on the russia probe is already preparing responses to whatever becomes public based on several a nar a narrow scenario. >>> an encrypted personal messaging app being used to conduct foreign affairs. elijah cummings alleges jared kushner be has been using whatsapp to communicate with foreign leaders. kushn kushner's attorney says that he is complying because he takes screen shots of the messages and sends them to the white house account or national security council. >> not clear whether kushner communicated classified information. cummings also claims kt mcfarland and steve bannon received e-mails on their accounts about the transfer of sensitive nuclear technology to saudi arabia. these new revelations come as president trump continues to attack hillary clinton for using a private email server as secretary of state. >>> boeing paying a heavy price for two deadly crashes involving its 737 max 8. the indonesian carrier says it wants to cancel an order for 49 of those jets. the company stock down almost 12% since the most recent disaster. in the face of the huge crisis, a new filing rev

showing the medical definition of nar cystic personality disorder and antisocial disorder and going onto tweet all americans should be thinking seriously now about trumps mental condition and psychological state. including and especially the media, congress, and the vice president. and cabinet. his wife disagrees with him. >> i don't share those concerns. >> now let me be clear. none of us are in a position to diagnosis mental illness in the president. that includes george conway. something isn't right about what the president was up to this weekend. just not right. let's talk about it now. >> amazing. what we witnessed this weekend. 50 tweets and retweets in 48 hours. the president slammed a late war hero. senator mccain. pushed conspiracy theories. defended a fox news host who made. but never mentioned the attacks on mosques that killed 50 people. >> it's not about him in any way. the only context he mentioned it was the criticism that the rhetoric he uses and the movements that he is accused of inspiring. somehow was related to the attack. he mentioned. it has to be personally about h

conway tweeted out a definition of nars cystic personality disorder imlying the president has shown manythose symptoms. today he shot back retweeting remarks by his 2020 campaign manager that wrote we all know that donald trump turned down mr. kellyanne conway for a job he wanted. he barely worked at the justice department and was either fired, quit, didn't want the scrutiny and now he hurts his wife because she's jealous of her success. potus dooichbt know him. conway posted this congratulations you just guaranteed millions of more people will learn about nas cystic personality disorder. great job. i think i still said it wrong. mr. conway rarely talks about this but he did today to the washington post. >> so what did george conway tell you about his verbal attacks on the president and twitter and why he chooses to wage them so publicly. >> well, george conway, his answer was interesting to me. he says he does it so he doesn't scream at his wife. i tweet for 15 to 20 minutes in the morning it allows me to go on about my day and gets it off my chest and allows me to focus on other things

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so, not only a worsening from january but it has also slipped into contraction nar territory this ise march 2018 and also worse than expectations reuters poll was looking for 50.3, came in at 49.5, yet again. and let's have a quick look at how sterling is reacting to this news so far sterling still holding on to those early gains up 0.3% at the 1.32 level so massive reaction there, but slightly worse than expected. >>> let's get a look at the broaderx markets and see how things are shaping up this morning. the euro is trading down versus the dollar at 1.134. as i just showed you there, the pound is holding steady at that 1.32 mark, plenty more than just this construction data factoring into investor movement today no doubt. let's look at european markets and see how the equity markets are shaping up we are looking at a sea of green. this comes after reports that u.s. and china are closing in on a trade deal as willem just mentioned "wall street journal" reported that we may be looking at a formal agreement at the end of this month in mar-a-lago could see most if not all u.s. tariffs

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that the govern nar had the right to adjust that situation. this was going to move forward.tely amazon confirmed everyone's worst fears by leaving a community high and dry. we've got to put this clearly where it belongs. had amazon wanted to continue a dialog this project would have been moving forward. >> one of the reasons they were considering it was because they were getting tax relief. it's so expensive to be in new york and you need those incentives, that was 3 billion. now you have the hudson yards opening which is fantastic news for new york. with over $5 billion in incentives and we never heard anything and now i guess i just want to piggy back that on to you going to new hampshire tomorrow and ask you, do you believe in the capitalist system? >> i believe in -- i'm a social democrat. i believe that we're living in a capitalist system that has strengths and weaknesses and we have to address them in government. the federal government has substantially consistently put wealth in the hands of the 1%. that's why i say very clearly, we have an opportunity to this year ou

it's not even a probation nar or a lesser included offense they say essentially, listen, we think youll all do a walk away. you're right that smollett, did he get treated differently? maybe. it is like thousands of other cases that we offer these deals to. maybe it's not. maybe the ordinary garden variety false police report, it doesn't marshal or waste police resources the by a celebrity's false report about a hate crime against him because of his race or sexual orientation does. the vast majority nobody hears about. when someone like smollett puts together all of the chicago police and prosecutors on manpower, wasting resources and all kinds of other things in a way they wouldn't devote to a private citizen. >> yes. so while other people are probably doing time or a lot more for selling on the streets of chicago. >> the position is not -- what was surprising is the prosecutors backed up in a since by saying we still believe he did it. we just made a judgment. >> so why a deal? >> apparently -- >> that apparently made a judgment that because this is the kind of lower level felony wit