he did not have much to do. mark: why pose as a female deaf mute? lisause he did not want people to know he is bobby durst anymore. he was hiding from jeanine pirro. mark: the jury buys the explanation and later he decides he want to make a movie with these two people. what got into this man's head knowing that he is a mass murderer? lisa: hubris. through all of these cases, he always dangled things in a catch me if you can way. the newspaper wrapped around the torso. come on. john: the last person on the board, sarah. why is she so crucial? lisa: sarah was susan's stepmother. he did not want to believe bobby killed her. as he is working with the filmmakers, he finds an envelope that bobby sent to her mother. it matched perfectly the cadaver note that was sent to the beverly hills police back when his mother was killed. mark: including the misspelling of the word beverly. john: we could talk about this with you all day long. detective depalo, it is amazing you have stayed on this case for so many years. thank you for doing that. we will be right back. ♪

he will deal with social media backlash. lisa: should he bring a gun to work? and. g as an elephant gun? >> yes. it's a massive muske. lisa: i think that's legal in minnesota. >> yes. >> stumped me. lisa: have you seen his teeth? >> no. >> they're fantastic. lisa: he's a dentist. my goodness. >> if he survives this, he has to be the best dentist in the world; right? like, if you're going to see the guy that murdered that cat in the jungle. you might have to justify that by saying by saying he's the world's best dentist. lisa: so who was better? arnold palmer or jared fogle? >> i'm with mike. zimbabwe didn't care about this, this is americans trying to enforce our values on the third world which i'm told we're not supposed to do. >> of i'm all in favor with normally. >> the other thing you pointed out he has great teeth, that's not good. that means there are others out there that someone should be going to. that is bad advertising for him. lisa: you can't self inflict those two. that's absolutely right. i'm always leery -- is it leery or weary? >> wary. you're wary of

social media stocks are down so he might try to renegotiate. lisain premarket trading but they are well below the 54.20 mark. why are people so still so skeptical? alex: elon has said multiple times himself that he might not be able to do this deal. loads of questions about bots. matt did a piece said this is a red herring. he said he wants to do the deal in some form. if he did not want to do the deal at all, he would not be rearranging his financing options. tom: alex, everyone i spoke to thought $54 is a gift, take the money and run. where does take the money and run end? $50? $40? alex: it could go a lot further south. if you look at the evaluation multiples of the projections, free deal, trading at about 50 times earnings. there were expectations built into where the earnings would grow. the idea that even if elon had a special sauce that could turbocharge them, it would bring them in line with where market expectations were. it is a lot more mature and a lot bigger. you could rely on anywhere of the 50 times multiple. twitter is a smaller comp

lisa: he sounds he has hiccups or maybe the little guy has asthma, that's so adorable, if he eats hisamins, he'll grow up to be a mighty lion like this creature i caught a glimpse of on my afternoon safari. ♪ . lisa: that's right. i love that remix. topic number five. one of the hardest things about bank robbing is choosing your costume. you knock over a credit union a couple of times wearing a nixon mask and start to think am i getting stale? have i turned into one of those cowboy wannabes or worse? a panty hoes hoodlum? not these two guys, these men robbed the credit union in andy increased dressed like rick james and young blood priest from super fly. there's no reason you can't see some fun and creative into your job, when you're a bank robber. that's pretty funny but on a serious note rick james is horrified that his likeness is being used in robberies, earlier today he held a press conference to say this. >> i'm rick james. [bleep] . [laughter] you know that's funny. if you have any weird stories you would like to see in the topical storm, go ahead and tweet me @kennedy nation.

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he. says that the thing. as it really been lost. was the mona lisa as described by bizarrely last is the painting in the louvre a different one. much about leonardo who seems unexplainable today very few artists have captivated people's imaginations as he has. one reason for this is that he started so many paintings that he never finished like that of st jerome in the wilderness. yet these works count among art history's most famous. as with the end a ration of the magi leonardo often lost interest in his paintings after he solved challenges of figuration and compositional finishing the pieces became too tedious . this was also the case with the fresco for the council hall of plot so vecchio. it was to become his largest work commissioned by the city government leonardo chose the battle of hunky ari has his motif. leonardo received the commission in $1503.00 the same period during which he worked only said belgacom those portrayed. restless as he was leonardo left even the biggest project that florence commissioned incomplete is it plausible that he

that wasn't necessarily a reflection of the subsidies aspect of this with -- >> lisa: he said he didn'tt to lift the repeal in 2018. >> kennedy: he said he didn't want to bring it up on the table agenda. feels it's a distraction moving forward -- with infrastructure and dodd frank. >> david: before you get to that part of it, let's look of the reality what he would have to do. work with democrats. democrats, it doesn't serve them to work with the republicans on this. you would need 60 votes in some cases outside of reconciliation to do. this you can't get democrats on tax reform, which is actually for the poor. you can't get them to be honest about obamacare, which over 80% of the people who pay the obamacare penalty, the tax penalty make under $50,000 a year and they are not all in the wings of the country. they are in small towns. they are in areas like access to like 20 counties in ohio where healthcare has been taken away from them. >> kennedy: something the democrats need to address. >> yes. >> kennedy: hurts not only low income people but people in rural areas who geographically d

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lisa: he said it yesterday. november 15, he has a very big announcement of mar-a-lago.: did he get in the way of mr. vance's efforts? lisa: i do not know if he got in the way of it. this has happened a few times. tom: dave matthews band is a band that plays here. jonathan: so easy to trick you guys. relax. let's talk about the spirit inflation is top in mind, we talked about -- let's talk about this, inflation is top in mind. we talk about the fiscal package in 2021, central bank policy, constraints around the world, who do they blame at all? >> the republicans blame it on the biden administration. they will make it back to things like the american rescue package . if you talk to economists, they will say it is marginal and the impact on the final inflation number. you talk to democrats in they say this is a global issue. if you look at where the united states stands versus inflation, the u.s. is in a much better shape. we are seeing countries in europe that have much better inflation. they point to ukraine, supply chain bottlenecks coming out of the pandemic. the eleph

>> lisa: he said he made it smart.ome of his business is filed for chapter 11. >> harris: i get all that. here's where both sides come together. why not just release them? >> gov. huckabee: i will tell you why. i did release mine as a candidate. the most thing i ever did. >> harris: why? >> gov. huckabee: all you are doing is handing your opponents hundreds of pages -- in his case, thousands of pages, out of context, to be lifted out in political opposition. then he spends all his time trying to respond to nitpicking questions about his tax returns. >> harris: would it behoove the president to say exactly what you just said? >> gov. huckabee: i think he pretty much has. >> harris: rather than "i'm under on it, parentally under audit?" i just wonder, you could shut it down. you obviously have expanse with this. >> gov. huckabee: it was a disaster. i didn't have much to show. but i'm telling you, my opponent didn't, i did, and i pay dearly for it. i would never do it again. i've sent to the president, don't do it. don't

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his doctor prescribed him what he said were mona lisa anxiety pills. he was so concerned and so consumed with fear that untoward harm would come to the famous painting. but for the sake of this great artifact of western civilization, and for the first lady stream, walker was determined to keep the mona lisa safe until his grand debut pictured here on january 8th, 1963. on the evening of the debut, the entire leadership of the associates to be present for the unveiling, which really was like a queen's coronation, more so than the opening of a art exhibition. jackie kennedy elegantly croft in her pink chiffon gown and pearls, she was simply at her glowing best. she stole the spotlight. diamond drop earrings designed by harry winston sparkled on her face as flashbulbs popped in the hall. press coverage readily found a connection between the mona lisa and jackie kennedy. the mona lisa, first lady of the world among paintings, and jacqueline kennedy, first lady of the nation came face to face, reported the washington post. it was a long-awaited reunion, proc

he was loyal. there's honesty in that. lisartunately, he thinks he's doing the right thing and it comes back to bite him in the keyster. speaking of which, the panel will return in just a little bit. >>> however, coming up, medicare for all, it sucks but people aren't getting the message. a new poll says most americans support it. it looks like it's time for a lesson in common sense. my monologue takes care of you. that's next. got directions to the nightclub here. and if you get lost, just hit me on the old horn. man: tom's my best friend, but ever since he bought a new house... tom: it's a $10 cover? oh, okay. didn't see that on the website. he's been acting more and more like his dad. come on, guys! jump in! the water's fine! tom pritchard. how we doin'? hi, there. tom pritchard. can we get a round of jalapeño poppers for me and the boys, please? i've been saving a lot of money with progressive lately, so... progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents. but we can protect your home and auto when you bundle with u

lisa: he is going to be eating pie with a fork and knife. nathan: they are not doing pies in milan. lisa: maybe when he gets to london. jonathan: we will make this happen. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: let's get the trading week started. equity futures up on the s&p. the nasdaq up by 6/10 of 1%. the russell positive by 7/10 of 1%. the range on the two-year last week, the high was close to 480. below was close to 440. right now, somewhere in between. 4.6818 on the two-year. in the fx market, a quick look at the euro. people in that move higher on the week, the dollar index did not give me much last week at all. tom: it is an important insight and what is interesting is how yen has strengthened. i do agree with the u.s. yield shift up. we did not see it in further dollar strength. jonathan: a lot of weakness out on friday post payrolls. we are trying to work out what that payroll was all about. tom: it is a time of change as we readjust to the end of the year and after the election. joining us now is somebody with terrific perspective on this,

i said he could have done a better job. >> lisa: >> jesse: i want to mae more point. yor of charlottesville has some responsibility here. how did he get off the hook? >> juan: the mayor of charlottesville? >> jesse: there are no tweets there. nothing. >> lisa: you won't believe what he is saying now. at the break is going to be interesting. i wanted to know who i am and where i came from. i did my ancestrydna and i couldn't wait to get my pie chart. the most shocking result was that i'm 26% native american. i had no idea. just to know this is what i'm made of, this is where my ancestors came from. and i absolutely want to know more about my native american heritage. it's opened up a whole new world for me. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com. ♪ >> kennedy: welcome back. al gore's film on climate change has been a disaster. that has not stopped the failed presidential candidate to give advice on someone who did find a way to enact the electoral college. >> if i had to give one piece of advice, what would it be? >> resigned. >

lisa: he is good. you say not bad.athan: [indiscernible] tom: a swanson tv dinner, the differential between--and 375. i ticket out of the aluminum. jonathan: call it -- tom: you don't know what a swanson tv dinner is. jonathan: we have talked about it. up 1.1 on the s&p. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> keeping you up-to-date on news around the world with first world news -- first word news, the elon musk deal with twitter is on hold. he announced the delay, he is waiting for details supporting the calculation that span the spam and fake accounts make up less than 5% of users. european union nations say it may be time to delay a push to ban russian oil. they can't persuade hungry to back the import -- embargo. this chancellor says the exit settlement in northern ireland is causing economic and political harm. he was asked whether the u.k. would take action on its own. >> no decision has been taken. our preference has been to have a negotiated settlement and in the foreign secretary continues to engage with counterparts in europ

lisa: jacob tremblay also made a said he loves them very much. miriah: what a cutie. lisa: seriously, watch him. re heading out today, bundle up. that' s we' ve been saying all morning long. you want to bring the gloves, can grab. earlier today, when i said fashion sense makes no sense. just dress warm up. looking at teens, feeling like day. s going to feel like around 5:00. tomorrow, better in terms of sunshine. mark: dogs will be watching -- walking themselves. that'

confided in his book that he was so terrified for the state of the mona lisa that he had his him whatibe said were mona lisa anxiety pills. he was so concerned and so consumed with fear that untoward harm would come to the famous painting. but for the sake of this great artifact of western civilization and for the first lady's dream, walker was determined to keep grandafe until its debut pictured here on january 8, 1963. on the evening of the debut, the entire leadership of the u.s. was to be present for the unveiling, which really was more like a queen's coronation than the opening of an art exhibition. jackie kennedy, elegantly coiffed in her strapless pink chiffon gown embroidered with pearls, was simply at her glowing best. she stole the spotlight. diamond drop earrings by harry winston sparkled as flashbulbs popped in the hall. press coverage readily found a connection between the mona lisa and jackie kennedy. "the mona lisa, first lady of the world among paintings, and jacqueline kennedy, first lady of the nation, came face-to-face," reported the washington post. it was a long-a

has two -- president trump is -- >> lisa: he is running for reelection. >> dagen: i said president. you crack me once, you were right, let's move on. he is the teflon don. he was when he was running three years ago. we can insult anyone, say anything, and he got away with it. and he still got elected president. the danger is at some point he won't. he's giving in to with the democrats want. to paraphrase "the wall street journal" editorial page, the democrats want this to be a referendum on his character. they are begging for that. here's the problem, also. 4.4 million voters who came out for barack obama in 2012 stayed at home in 2016. more than one-third of those voters were black. that's an issue. he needs to pay attention to it, because he might get to the point -- and you will never know when it will happen -- he can say whatever he wants, outrageous, offensive, repugnant, and at some point it might hurt him. again, we turn to debating personality and not policy that has benefited black americans, latino americans. >> lisa: but on the policy front p

did he meet it? lisa: of everyone in that chamber i think joe biden is the person that's been to the most state of the union addresses. here he was finally giving one. and it was a speech like none we have ever seen or will ever see again. looking out at the group in front of me, it was dotted with members of congress who i have to say really were not as electric feeling as you usually are for this kind of a speech. but it was way more intimate. and i think that speaks to joe biden's style. he likes to lean in and kind of get that whispery voice and that at some point was effective. but on the other hand, when there were lines that were meant for applause you noticed when there was not applause. one other thing i noticed that may not have been evident on the -- the feed you saw is more republicans than usual i felt were standing up for policy issues and especially when president beaudin, he did this on purpose, talked about jobs. i saw garrett graves of louisiana, mike mccall of texas, standing up to talk

i said he could have done a better job. >> lisa: >> jesse: i want to mae more point. tesville has some responsibility here. how did he get off the hook? >> juan: the mayor of charlottesville? >> jesse: there are no tweets there. nothing. >> lisa: you won't believe what he is saying now. at the break is going to be interesting. [laughs] of the year where all beds are on sale. and right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. tand the alzheimer'sf association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. i mwell, what are youe to take care odoing tomorrow -10am? staff meeting. noon? eating. 3:45? uh, compliance training. 6:30? sam's baseball practice. 8:30? tai chi. yeah, so sounds relaxing. alright, 9:53? i usually make their lunches then, and i have a little vegan so wow, you are busy. wouldn't it be great if you had investments that worked as hard as you do? yeah. introducing essential portfolios. the automated investing solution that lets you focus on your life. this idive into the classicster. crab lover'

lisa: he urged the u.s. the deadline for withdrawal. >> somebody has to take me as soon as possible. if biden government extend this program, it will be much better , to find a way to go to the airport. even now i cannot go to the airport. believe me, if i go to the washroom, my dghter, my sons, they are crying. even my wife. lisa: pentagon spokesperson john kirby said the u.s. has been adamant with the taliban who should be allowed through. >> we've been very clear wit taliban leaders about what credentials want them to accept. the people that we have made clear to the taliban that we want to have access through the checkpoints have been able to get througby and large, again, with caveats. so it hasn't been a big problem to date. lisa: "newshour" spoke by phone with one american citizen as he drove to the airport he says he reached out to the u.s. embassy but never hed back. >> i am a u.s. citizen. my wife, she has a green card and my two kids was born in boston, massachusetts. they are u.s. citizens. right

lisa: overnight " recent yen moves has been rapid. is significantly week yen -- weak yen," but he reinforced the need for their policy. jonathan: we were talking about getting out of the last decade, now we are almost 10 years into this experiment too. lisa: we are seeing a shift. jonathan: perhaps. futures down a third of 1%. nasdaq down half of 1%. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> keeping up-to-date with news from around the world, i'm ritika gupta. encircled by russian forces, ukrainians have not surrendered. ukrainian officials have warned of additional airstrikes. many remaining troops in mar iupol are sheltering within a giant steelworks. history suggests the federal reserve will have a hard time calming inflation without causing a contraction. it is not inevitable because those pandemic normalizations in goods prices will help the fed. u.s. and treasury officials say that congress is to blame for internal revenues -- lawmakers have seriously underfunded the agency and that led to the departure of personnel. there is a new twist -- there is an indication of interest well in -- southw

lisa: he would have a challenging time becoming a senator. lose to senator manchin tell me he is opening the door to a presidential run. he plans on traveling around the country. here's what he said in his video today. >> i will not be running for reelection to the united states senate. but what i will be doing is traveling the country and speaking out to see if there is an interest in creating a movement to mobilize the middle and bring americans together. amna: a movement to mobilize the middle, or nominate joe manchin as independent candidate for president. this is not yet a presidential run, but it is some sort of exploration. there is a real question for joe manchin. are there centrists in this country anymore? is there a viable political momentum that can be galvanized for moderates and centrists? he is not the only centrists trying to do this. we will see his schedule coming up. we will see where he thinks the middle of the country lives. amna: in the meantime, what does it mean for the balance of power in the senate and the fight ahead

lisa: he's criticizing your wardrobe.: you can do a full english in london stuck jonathan: ok, i'm never going to forget lisa saying mush. do you want to take it back on this jubilee celebration? lisa: i don't want to take that back, it was really good. people talk about avocado toast in the united states. tom: acv milan taken out by redbird and this company doesn't by a majority, they are good at going in and buying a hunk. they've got the fed weight linkages well but i wonder if this is the future of's warts. jonathan: a shout out to elliott management, would thought that there hedge fund would end up owning a football club and it helped turn the team. here is a tweet for you. we do it just for you. a little more for you in the next segment. and the segment after that and the one after that. where is the love? tom: you have to do is show and in any given show, 42% of the people have to hate you. jonathan: this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: keeping you up-to-date with news around the world, the price of oil is falling today fo

as long as he's good, we are good. lisae biden defending his son and the late show with stephen colbert. let's get the conversation started with trump 2020 senior advisor, katrina pierson and jessica tarlov. remember in 2019 joe biden said he never talked to his son about his overseas business dealing. we flow that to be a lie -- we know that to be a lie now. >> we got the emails from the questionable laptop. lisa: jess, we know he took his son and an official visit to chiena. and met with his son's business official while he was there. why would he say that when all the evidence points against it. >> i wouldn't say all the evidence points against it. quite to the contrary you have that event where hunter biden did travel with his father. but the "wall street journal" debunked the report and found no role for joe biden as chairman that was referred to in those emails. you will see it's concocted to take down the biden family. there is no evidence that joe biden benefited from that. nepotism is not a crime. and that's all th

will trust america again and his country will go back to work on expanding their capabilities. >> lisa: he also said death to americans, so let's not take what he says with the will graham saw. my question to you, colonel, who had the hostages. what about when we had the previous administration paying that $1.7 billion ransom? >> marie: you're not talking but that many crackly, but go ahead. >> michael: many people say that was just timing and really bad timing. i'm not sure i can lately buy that either. at the end of the day, the president is right and looking at the spirit of the agreement. is iran becoming a responsible actor for the region? their backing terrorists from yemen to syria, they're pressuring israel, their seeing death to israel. i completely get where he's coming from in the spirit of the agreement. my problem with backing out of the deal now is it was so bad know about. >> lisa: i think there's a little bit of a bias. >> harris: i want to know, where they juicy side deals that they could send us a text on? president trump is getting praise for his speech at the u.n., even

lisa: he needs to indicate he will run even if he doesn't plan on it. were british. we get to may of 2024. lisa: you tried with the pie. tom: can we bring up a bond issue? aggregate treasury futures, net spec positioning. we talked about equity shorts covered yesterday. the bond market short position is stunning. stunning. way beyond equities. lisa: there were reports that hedge fund short bets on treasuries had reached record highs. it is unclear what they were hedging against. it is not necessarily a naked short and that kind of weight. however, that does indicate what we are looking at in terms of the violent move and perhaps that is overstating the interpretation of jay powell's remarks. jonathan: there is one hell of a pain trade. this is so, so painful for 70 people. they came into -- so many people. so many people sat in that chair and set it. the first half will be dreadful. the second half is going to be about the recovery. we have ripped through last month and it continued. nine out of 10 people we spoke to all expected chairman powell to face

lisa: he is producing a show. jonathan: did he sign anything yesterday? ing signed on tariffs? lisa: of course we got something signed. annmarie: it was a directive, an investigation. to the men behind him, who are not confirmed. lisa: he held up the signature. jonathan: that we might do something in the future. that is a big difference from actually saying tariffs are going on. annmarie: the individuals that can look into 301 and 232 are not confirmed yet. so he is directing them to do this when they get into the office, which is why he just has to punt this all. jonathan: two months is going to feel like a lifetime. munich security conference kicking off today with the future of ukraine the top item on the agenda. resident jd vance set to deliver marks this morning. he is also expected to meet with ukraine president volodymyr zelenskyy later today. annmarie: jd vance set down what the wall street journal before he is going to make this speech and there is one comment that stuck out. it seemed like pete hegseth might have went a little over his skis in th

lisa: he was the first in his family to go to colge. nt protester invi 196, he sd the orangeburg massacre in which state shot at 200 students, killing three. >> i lived that. lisa: the environment and water quality are real concerns. >> i'm not the only one that sees these issue i ink my culture sees these culture in this country.ry other lisa: he trusts biden, believes he can unify, and thatoo sanders goesar. >> if you give everybody anything, they don't know how to work for anything. lisa: take one more drive, this time to ate place few candi go, fairfieldouy has struggled after decades of a long domino run of major job and business loss. the relatively new restaurant next door is gamblingethings can ch but lynn tucker is unsure about that ted about his >> the economy is really bad. everything is higher now, higher-priced. but no more pay. the decision is hard. harder this time around. lisa: crystal owns restaurant next door, a family business eight down to famous doughnuts. she is undecided. >> i'm not going to say who can be trump.m

lisa: how he survived a horrific crash. mark: from anderson township to ohio state to the super bowl. the local man making plans to biggest game of them all. mark: good morning and welcome back. 5:13. things are changing temperature-wise big-time. checking today' s headlines, a lockdown has been lifted at a north carolina school. it stemmed from a report of a person displaying a gun on the campus of winston-salem state university. it happened at the student activities center. who officials say fled the area. officials say no shots were fired and no one is in custody at this time. the lockdown was lifted around 1:00 this morning. lisa: in flint, michigan, families concerned about their exposure to lead can get tested for free today. molina health-care is hosting an event at a local elementary school. the tests are available for children up to 6 years old. additional lead testing has already been scheduled for the first week of february, also at no charge. mark: scary moments for a southwest ohio sheriff' s deputy caught on c

it is whether he should be running for president. lisa: virginia is an incredibly important state. iking distance for donald trump. there's a concern for every senator and i don't believe he is up for reelection but nonetheless you have virginia an important state. a lot of democrats are concerned what this could mean not only at the top of the ticket with the presidential race but the down ballot affect as well. will: america's crime crisis pushed out of the other celebrity from california to tennessee. a current camera announced he's leaving california. it is too much under the guidance of gavin newsom. here's kirk cameron. >> i'm from california and our state desperately needs god's hand of mercy to be upon it. we just moved to the state of tennessee so we are tennesseans now. joey: you some buddy moving from california to tennessee, you think economy, money, the price of things is probably why and that's not what he says. he's a devout christian, he talks about that, that's a huge part of his life if not the definitive part of his life but what he's saying is i don't want to rai

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lisa: he is a democrat. he served in democratic administrations.e is raising the alarm about inflation. are there democrats concerned about this as they pushback against bernie sanders'more ambitious plans? how much will that feature? annmarie: that is a very good point. that is where the power holds. it is in the moderate democrats. they will be the ones to get this through to the caresses or night guest to the progressives are not -- to the progressives or not. they want to make sure that they can pay for this responsibly, those moderate democrats, and that is where the power is going to live when you see the debate on -- where the power is going to lie when you see the debate on whether they are way to get this over the line. jonathan: when you break it down, 42 basis points higher in cpi. new cars, launching transportation services, added another 28 basis points. for me, we can argue all day about this, the definitions, the time frames. it comes down to something simple. the price surge we see now, has it overwhelmed the recovery? does it overw

in that moment he was owning that. >> lisa: safe to say they like him. lot of us are asking is what has he actually accomplished. here is nancy pelosi responding attempting to answer the question. >> oh, he brought vitality to congress. when he came, he came as a real champion for the environment. he got a great deal of support from the environmental community in his district preserving our planet and protecting our people. there are at least two areas in addition to his vitality and so many other ways. >> lisa: juan, to me it looks like she is struggling to answer the question. why beto? what has he done? >> around town today the big cliche abe lincoln only had one term as a congressman before he became president. clearly the voters in el paso liked him. if you wanted to look at the actual record he was pretty good not only on environment but military spending. today though i must say guns are out for robert francis or as the white house likes to call him or beto. "the washington post" had a front page story about how republican donors had been start of

he added that it was a routine check-up and that he' ll also meet with scientists in wisconsin during his trip. lisa: new developments, surrounding the report on widespread match-fixing in professional tennis. one of the top-ranked player in the world, says he was once approached to throw a match for $200,000. novak djokovic says it happened nine years ago, and he says he turned down the offer. djokovic said quote "there is no room for it in any sport, especially in tennis." tennis authorities are strongly denouncing the allegations of match-fixing, in the report by the bbc and buzz-feed. mark: the xavier musketeers continue to make history in the polls. the x-men are now ranked fifth in the associated press poll -- and that' s the highest ranking ever for the xavier program. xavier started the season with 12 straight wins. and now, they are 16-and-1. 17-and-one, tonight. georgetown is coming to the cintas center. tip-off is set for 8:30. lisa: the cleveland cavaliers, were blown out last night. and a couple cleveland fans are getting attention for the wrong reasons. tnt cameras caught a fan sleepin

``>> where has he been shot? ``lisa: police are saying they are ``not getting much cooperation ``from witnesses. ``in hamilton, police hope this ``who held up a bank tuesday ``afternoon. ``it happened at the first ``financial bank on high street. ``police say the mental patellar ``he had a gun. ``he did not show one. ``one witness says the man ran off ``afterwards and they did not see ``the getaway car. ``mark: glazer tried to track down ``a suspect responsible for an ``armed robbery. ``a man wearing a black ski mask ``walked into a gas station, ``showed a gun, and demanded ``money. ``the cashier was forced to empty ``history or and and the suspect ``ran away. ``if you have information, pleas ``call fountain police. ``lisa: a galaxy far, far away ``just got a bit further away. ``mark: how long fans will have to ``wait for the next "star wars" ``movie. ``lisa: dozens of schools closed ``to our north. ``why teachers are refusing to ``report to work. ``mark: i live look through our ``secam. ``6:09, 17 degrees. ``something

he is not very good at doing that. lisa do you think will be the main question that he will get that will potentially trigger a reaction? i am thinking it is about how concerned he is about the easing in financial conditions. jonathan: number one, couldn't agree more and that is the question and the spread between been -- them and the market on the back of that. they can't resolve that today with a 25 basis point hike downshifting. lisa: they could say we are bothered by the rally and we don't like what the market has done and this goes against what we are trying to accomplish. that kumutha markets. --that could move the markets. tom: i disagree. i think they look at the markets as a some subtle which shows within the bloomberg financial index, shocking with accommodation. jonathan: you post a question like this and a journalist will do it. happy see -- have we seen a -- he knows the question is coming. how he answers it, you can read a lot into it. he woke with this morning and looked in the matter -- he woke up this morni

he did that with three different campaignnt members. >> lisa: steve bannon and kellyanne conway, that'shen the race really shifted to trump's advantage. >> kennedy: defeating 16 candidates is also -- he espouses a lot of the same principles. now particularly on issues with trade, making america great again, 12 days after -- >> greg: you read a playboy article? nobody reads playboy articles. [laughter] >> kennedy: i was reading it because -- >> jesse: that was my line! let's get juan and here. what did democrats say about bannon leaving? are you celebrating in the streets? >> juan: bannon was not a hero for the democrats. he wanted to talk to a democrat. right? he got out there, something you touched on. a strong message to a working-class democrat, he stands with them and he was all about fighting against the chinese. some people go inside the white house and they saw him as far too friendly to russia and putin. the inside fight is what catches my attention. we have people like bannon, aligned with reince priebus, and the whole nationalistic -- we were in the campaign, we knew how to pu

lisa: he represents the largest retailers in america, like home depot, target, and walmart. for yeasrs, they have been asking banks in the card industry to require the chip and with credit cards, giving the customers two barriers to fraud. >> its extra security and ensures it's a legitimate card. lisa: but here is the problem -- without a pin, hackers are free to use your chip card online unfettered. they enter the information in front of them. the chip itself does not do any good because it's not being utilized online. in a hackers damage the chips of wood it is inserted, the machine instead props the user to swipe, allowing criminals to use stolen information they have put on the 1960's technology magstripe. chip and pin is common in europe and over the years has dropped fraud with brick-and-mortar retailer 70%. nearly 60% of visa cards in the u.s. still do not have chips. better than just the magnetic stripe. lisa fletcher, abc 7 news. jonathan: this afternoon, 7 on your side's kimberly suiters hosted a phone bank centered around protecting your information. it was full o

and lisa, he's already getting pushback from republicans. >> he is indeed on that minimum wage proposal. house speaker, john boehner, said in a news conference that the president does have the authority to make this move, but warned that it will probably have little impact. >> the president has the authority to raise the minimum wage for those in federal contracts. let's understand something. this affects not one current contract. it only affects future contracts within the federal government. and so i think the question is, how many people, mr. president, will this executive action actually help? i suspect the answer is somewhere close to zero. >> boehner said this could cost low income workers their jobs, and hurt the very people that the president is trying to help. but president obama has been trying to raise the federal minimum wage, and congress has taken no action on this, and he hopes that this will show that the president is standing up for the little guy >> reporter: president obama is leaving a turbulent 2013 behind and trying to turn the tide on 2014 with his fifth state of

kennedy pay which to the first pub lick appearance of mona lisa, he lay nahr dodi vinci painting. the president expresses the gratification of the nation. >> mr. minister, we in the grateful for are this loan from the leading power in the world france. in view of the recent meeting at nassau, i must note further that this painting has been kept on careful french control. set on his nce even own commander in chief. i want to make it clear grateful as we are for this painting,