a. stein was a mess.hey owed people a lot of money, and then when they sold product to other customers, they didn't even collect that money. still, with some significant adjustments, i felt like i could help alan and howard save the company that their fathers built. so we struck a deal. come here, big guy. and i'm putting in $1 million. -there's the money. -alan: thank you. lemonis: so, in return, i was gonna own 50% of a. stein meats, but then i learned that the company was in way more trouble than i had been led to believe. woman: their payables are about $3.8 million. lemonis: that's several million more than i thought it was. and i learned that this company was more than $5 million in debt. guys, this is bad. this business is two weeks away from closing. i knew i had to withdraw my offer, but i also knew that alan and howard weren't gonna be able to make payroll unless they got help immediately. they needed $200,000. so we made one last deal. i'm gonna help you as much as i can, but in order for me to

a. stein meat products, a wholesale meat supplier in brooklyn, new york, that does $50 million of revenue annually. >> good burger. >> it's the best. due to high operating costs and razor-thin margins, stein is hemorrhaging cash. >> everybody you order from, wants their money in ten days. we don't have the money to pay them. >> i can't turn this business around... this business is two weeks away from closing. this 75-year-old company will close for good. my name is marcus lemonis. i fix failing businesses. i make tough decisions. and, frank, you are no longer the general manager. and i back them up with my own cash. it's not always pretty. >> perfect flavor. >> but this is business. [bleep] is gonna change. i do it save jobs... check you out. and i do it to make money. this the profit. [upbeat music] ♪ [truck beeping] >> watch your back. >> a. stein meat products is a prime beef wholesale business in brooklyn, new york. for 75 years, they've been selling quality meats to new york's finest restaurants and butcher shops... >> that's beautiful. >> and shipping their product all over the coun

, great granddaughter and ruby stein's white cousin. martha: got a letter from this wonderful lady. ruby: i had said, "dear mrs. hicks," and i went on to tell her that i was the great, great granddaughter of william harrison rand and what did she really write me back. >> what'd she write? ruby: and she said, "now, we are cousins and you either call me martha or cousin martha." she won me over right there. [laughter] soledad: have you met your black cousins? martha: not yet. soledad: that was about to change. two days later, we arranged for martha, her husband carl, and their granddaughter natalie to meet their black cousins in lodi. [laughter] soledad: what was that moment like? martha: i wanted to cry, i really did. soledad: before i met you, i wasn't sure if you were going to be excited about having black cousins. there are a lot of people who that would not be good news. ruby: it would not have happened 40 years ago. i think we made quite a bit of progress. it's an honor for us to be an example of progress. martha: yes. ruby: it is really. martha:

a. stein meat products, a wholesale meat supplier in brooklyn, new york, that does $50 million of revenue annually. >> good burger. >> it's the best. due to high operating costs and razor-thin margins, stein is hemorrhaging cash. >> everybody you order from, wants their money in ten days. we don't have the money to pay them. >> i can't turn this business around... this business is two weeks away from closing. this 75-year-old company will close for good. my name is marcus lemonis. i fix failing businesses. i make tough decisions. and, frank, you are no longer the general manager. and i back them up with my own cash. it's not always pretty. >> perfect flavor. >> but this is business.

intentions when a young stein also knows it's worth fighting it's rarely been this easy to make a top four finish. they stayed focused and showed a lot of discipline of discipline and the scored the right goals at the right morris and this is timing is crucial for the off just before half time and just after. dinner was practically game over and the foster. care to maybe in the second half of the table but they're just six points shy of a champions league spot at the table is open i thought by in a way is untouchable i think this from the second to this. to the place i think that if not them might differ between the team so i think it's open now so everything is jess and we have still. the shot home defeat put it down to leverkusen chances that responded faces spoke volumes. karajan may not have the most potent striking force in the league but that berlin wall is looking impervious so how did the other teams with dreams of europe fare. the champions league the biggest prize in club football even for those who don't win it. and the race to qualify in the bundesliga has never been so ti

you can find one side also graft cuts signed his mother for example james dean o'malley omission a teen stein purse would germany. the shop in berlin sell out in the district is a treasure trove for any film other. i am now making a visit to the deutsche uki martinique the museum for film and television it has one of the leading historical film collections in europe. their journey into film history begins with silent movie stars like katie paul and aston you'd see. in addition to expressionist works there are also recordings of molina the diva became famous in one thousand nine hundred thirty with the movie the blue angel. a whole section is dedicated to the silent film metropolis it was the first science fiction feature film and first shown in one thousand nine hundred twenty seven. another highlight is the special exhibition the one foot history of a brand to offer as one of the oldest film production companies in europe and was particularly successful in the thirty's and forty's a serious competitor to hollywood. needs van the curate's the exhibition he shows me a special piece from the mo

a cure. susan stein will has the result for a promising new study.>> days bloom sent his daughter to school daily worry that her food allergies could land her in the hospital. 16-year-old elizabeth bloom, one of millions of children severely allergic to peanuts. even a small amount could cause her throat to swell and skin to break in hives.>> it's scary every day. she could get exposed to peanuts any day. she carries to epinephrine injections with her at all times.>> reporter: a cure for children with peanut allergies could be on the horizon. brisbane based indian therapeutics conducted a study with 554 patients aged 4-17 with severe peanut allergies. patients were gradually given daily doses of peanut protein powder sprinkled over there food. the patients in the study had a severe allergy and couldn't consume more than 30 milligrams of peanut protein to begin. of those who completed the study, 96% of the patients were able to tolerate 300 milligrams of peanut protein during exit study. >> this is exciting because there will be fda approved options for children to be able to get desensitized to p

of the sculpture along the borderline between berkeley and oakland which is inspired by a quote from gertrude stein. the city will consider a proposal to negotiate with bart to remove the fence. bart says it's a security barrier and critics call it an eyesore. >>> in oakland, two school crossing guards want to keep kids safe. a dangerous intersection near two elementary schools. and now they're asking for improvements at 98th avenue and sunnyside streets. the speed limit is 25 miles per hour. and many drivers speed through and ignore the stop signs that the crossing guards are holding up to let kids cross the street. some of the people told us the situation is worse when the guards are not there. that's where 1-year-old sean tell -- was killed by a hit-and- run driver on new year's day. the city needs to install pedestrian crossing lights or a traffic signal. >> she shouldn't have had to die for us to realize that we need some type of safety precautions in this crosswalk. >> the city acknowledges 98th avenue is on the list of streets where there are a large number of collisions. officials promise t

. >> so that's why push at a jill stein candidacy -- >> right. and also pushing minority groups to not vote in the election. they were trying to make us more divided. >> that works, by the way. when we get the message minorities don't vote, there's something wrong in our system. we take that to harm. it didn't take long for the president to claim the indictments somehow cleared him. quote, the results of the election were not impacted. the trump campaign did nothing wrong, no collusion. trump also released an official white house statement saying we cannot allow those seeking to sew confusion, discord to be successful. we must unite as americans to protect our integrity of our democracy. this is from the guy who claimed that the president of united states was an illegal alien and snuck in from africa under false pretenses. let me and you about how did trump for months, in fact ever since we started talking about the russian involvement said it's a democratic hoax. there is no russian involvement. and he convinced pretty much half his party, repub

a nice minute. alice stein is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos i'm in bill fit to finish it to do it love me like you know that this isn't my cup of tea is going to have no phil saviano maybe a bit of. the old john. the only palestinians who gets the most help from his jerusalem counterparts i don't think there's some of those who in the world under the oak vision not only could get it. and know it is a laugh at that as to how to display any of the muscle that you had i'm going to continue muslims you know do more commitments also don't piss off. people. i want there and i'm doing this and selling my jallow i just got up they had no problem. with me and what was it. about. not numbers but. a way to be and that's the way it wash another way of whatever. a way it was only important. to note here that it. looks here in senegal is comfortable back up to standards of beauty compete against each other while natural beauty is of course a general standard worldwide

cheering because it looks like at least the senate side has a deal but a lot of folks outside the beltway are not cheering. ben stein is an economist, former speechwriter for former presidents nixon and ford. he is author of the capitalist code. and i am proud to say a brother at "wall street journal." ben, thanks for being here. >> an honor to be here. david: there is not a deal yet, the house may, some conservative republicans who are not so happy about spending all this money, a spending cap that is now, i don't know how you can call it a cap because it is $1.1 trillion they will be allowed to spend according to the senate. there seems to be zero concern about any economic effect of spending to your heart's content by these politicians. do you have zero concern? >> i don't have zero concern but i think this is one of the best deals i've seen come out of congress in my entire lifetime. that is a long lifetime so far. i love the idea they're busting sequester caps on military spending. we need more military spending, even it takes raising national debt, eventually raising tax, even if it takes raising domestic spen

leadership to try to convince them that he can be a truthful honest broker and a leader of that institution. >> sam steinis has been a difficult period for john kelly, somebody who is incredibly respected by military colleagues and who, quite frankly, has taken a few political miss steps, more than a few really by now. >> yeah, this was -- i mean, it got overshadowed obviously by the rob porter news. earlier than that he said something so off key about daca recipients that a bunch of them were essentially too lazy, i think i can say this, get off their as and go and apply for daca protections, which was interpreted, i think sincerely so, as a racist comment. and he has made similar miss steps in the past. fight with a congresswoman -- sorry, with a war widow over whether or not she interpreted president's comments correctly. so, there have been miss steps before, but this seems to be the closest to a fatal miss step that we've had yet and i think part of the reason is precisely because of what phil said. we saw the public record, right? there were statements put out under his name that were almost comple

george will is a great example of that and mark stein. he's much more entertaining and witty. his books are really big thing books. they are very serious and those are rewarding books to do because it's one thing to have a book where you have scandalous stories to tell. it's really great that it's really great to publish a book that alters your perception of what actually happened. it helps you see it more precisely i should say. you start to put the pieces together and you think oh now i get it. that's why the country is going this way or politics are going this where people are behaving this way. those are important books that last. >> host: you published a biography on an explanation of sorts of donald trump, president trump. >> guest: we have books that relate in many ways to donald trump. we published a book in 2011 called time to get tough. that was fun and it was an important book. it was a book that allowed him to talk about his vision for america and what was going wrong in the country when he flirted with the idea of running and decided ultimately not to run. we publi

a lot more stein. you'll need your sunglasses as you head off to the morn coming mute. tri-valley, sunny, 41. also going cold in the north bay and looking good in san francisco. as we head for the day tomorrow, we'll see temperatures bump up a few degrees. i will see across the south bay, this will put us at 66 in san francisco bay. notice the air will be dryer, lower humidity, 21% not only in the south bay but east bay. very low humidity. this will keep fire danker on the high side. 67 in concorde, oakland and 63 degrees. sunshine at the coastline, 60 at half moon bay. palo alto, 65. daly city, 61. along the mission and toward the marina, 61 degrees and throughout the north bay, 67. and santa rosa. and from nap pa to here, 60s. we'll be watching for low snow in our mountains once we hit monday, between 1,000 and 2,000 feet. winds picking up and potentially the storm door opening up from the 25th to 2nd of february. that's what we're looking at. notice this. up to a mile, 70 on saturday. then we're back down with a cold blast by next monday to 55 for those interior vall

a third party u.s. presidential candidate like jill stein. you were making that point, mie mieke. >> i think it's difficult in our system the way the electoral college works to have people diverted off the two-party system. >> it kills the mandate for the winner. it's diffused. ken dilanian, thank you and chuck rosenburg, mieke eoyang and john cipher. >> today's news is like the moment barack obama produced his full length birth certificate. now that will mueller has indicted 13 defendants, trump can no longer dismiss it as fake news or a hoax. it's real, mr. trump. it happened. mueller thinks he can prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. that's what the prosecution is about, that's ahead. plus, trump's denials helped fuel the republican fog machine. a lot of republicans have followed trump's lead, refusing to admit russia interfered to help trump. 2016. will they still deny that tonight? also tonight, the president is in florida in the community of parkland where they are calling out for help and an end to the gun violence we saw there week. >>

we'll be back in just a few moments. stein is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos i'm in bill fails to finish it to do it like a movie this is my compass he is going up the study hall maybe. john does. the only palestinians is who gets the most help from his jerusalem counterparts i don't think there's some of those who in the world and the vision of no one who could do this. and know it is all of us that it's got to this lady of the muslims to how i'm going to continue muslims you know do more commitments also because often. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see that. thank. you. for those who do things are very very. like. the way your. son what do you how much. do you. want to talk more next. welcome back to worlds apart with david beasley executive director of the world food program mr beazley earlier this month ministration and its vision of the u.s. budget for the f

a fact. it did not affect the outcome of the election. >> yeah, that's the white house's position. some are saying russian meddling could have changed the 2016 outcome. and jill stein is joining me in just a minute. she was referenced in the russian indictment that she thinks she dbenefited. >> we need to pay attention to the fact that this is not just a mental health issue. he would not have harmed that ma students with a knife. a powerful message and messenger, i am going to talk to that young lady, emma. she lost friends during the shooting, her voice rang loud and clear on guns. >> this morning, the special counsel indictment. chairman of the over sight reform committee. >> what this indictment tell us that some of us have known all along. russia is not our friend. russia tried to subvert the fundamentals of our democracy. for those of us supported bob mueller from day one and says give him the time and resource to do his job, this is exactly what we wanted him to do. the chairman's comments came out by a series of tweets of president trump reeling against the critics. in one tweet, "i never said russia did not meddle in the election, it may be china or another

say there will be plenty to watch from the parade itself to the ceremony on stage with a few surprises. fred stein is producing massive events >> from last minutes quite an interesting undertaking >> the celebration will be one for the history books. chance for fans to come face-to-face with hero, just one more way to thank the philadelphia eagles. >> god bless doug pederson and nick foles because nobody thought they could do it. in the end they did it. >> reporter: quiet won't be the case tomorrow for all of those on the parkway, there will be 14 jumbo trons so everybody can see exactly what is happening here on the stage, reporting live tonight's david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> philadelphia police are warning everyone who's headed to the parade to be on their best behavior. uniform and plainclothes officers will be patrolling crowds. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in center city tonight with more on those final preparations, alex? >> reporter: jessica, this exact crowd size will be determined by the number of people physically able to get into the city b

investors or a large pension fund or frankly anybody well look when you were at the a c c you work with commissioner kara stein and you know you gave the f.c.c. and my agency a hard time when you worked in the senate and thank you for doing so but you were pretty. powerful on talking about protecting investors mom and pop investors do you think that the f.c.c. ultimately even though i got your time by analogy. might look at classifying these leverage and inverse e.t.s. in a different way than just any run of the mill product are they going to let it go yet so i think in some respects the there is a lot of water already under the bridge and i think over the last several years there's been a lot of financial products that have been like go by the agency i think there is actually a renewed interest and i credit chairman clayton and his and his colleagues he's got a full commission to look at these issues and i actually believe they are looking at how they can do their best to protect investors and i think that that's going to be reconsidering some of the water that's already gone under the bridge and saying look

to the third period, the kings hanging around, down 11, willie cauley-stein, with a dunk. the kings cut it to one point, but the warriors go on a 28-14 run, to finish the game, including this three-pointer from kd. despite 25 turnovers, the warriors when it, 119-104. >>> -- when it -- win it's. >>> welcoming the california bears to eugene, never close, a game-high 28 points, 11 rebounds, oregon cruises past the bears, 91-54. >>> the stanford women have not one at oregon state since february 2015, but the drought ends tonight, the freshman kenny williams, -- carrie williams, and a game-high 18 points, stanford wins the game, 60-57. >>> the sharks, looking for their first win, off the face off, finding kevin, as they retake the lead, in the third period, the sharks looking to put this away, putting the puck right between the pipes, the sharks hold on to win it, 3-1. we'll be right back. you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> have a great night, go eagles! captioning

investigators reportedly are interested in stein's advocacy for better relations with russia any vote for stein is a vote that otherwise would have gone to hell or. donna brazil would seemingly buy into full scrushy fueled propaganda spread by both the russians and our opponent not our candidates. if those objections and i know the senator from kentucky on the floor before i read this if there's objects.

investigators reportedly are interested in stein's advocacy for better relations with russia any vote for stein is a vote that otherwise would have gone to hillary. donna brazil would seemingly buy into full scrushy fueled propaganda spread by both the prussians and her opponent or candidates. if objection to the senator from kentucky on the floor i will say before i read this if there's objection you are achieving the objectives of let me put. ok let's get into some of the details of this i want to actually means on cross live to earl rosmah cinderella's executive director at the eurasia center in washington d.c. . from the outset of this you've got the f.b.i. expressing concern over revealing classified intelligence why would trump give the green light to release the memo i think. there's a couple different things i mean obviously sees you know he's frustrated with the russia gate. investigation of which after a year and a half we have no evidence whatsoever and now what we've got is actually evident tex. that i at least the ones i've seen so far that have been released.

investigators reportedly are interested in stein's advocacy for better relations with russia any vote for stein is a vote that otherwise would have gone to hillary. donna brazil would seemingly buy into full scrushy fueled propaganda spread by both the russians and her opponent not a candidate's health. if those objections and i know the senator from kentucky on the floor and i will say before i read this if there's objection you are achieving the objectives of letting me put what the democrats want to answer that question is devon nunez a russian agent with yes but they know that they'll be sort of laughed off the stage for getting into conspiracy theories i've never thought this is about russia collusion which isn't even illegal if it was i simply think this is about finding a way to stop a powerful force that they can't figure out how to stop democrats in our country this was invented by them it was politically weaponized through the f.b.i. and other levels of our federal government and it's the only way they figured out how to stop or break the tie the american people have to this president. the

the teams chief optics scientist who is north of atlanta stein a he was well aware of the complex ways in which the arctic dr saw the world's climate. norbert talked about the fact that something like ninety five percent of the oceans are influenced by five percent of what's happening and that's up in the arctic. the americans are starting to get a better beat on how the arctic drives climate change science but the nation with truly vast experience of ought to cross section data spanning one hundred years of exploration was russia the arctic is their backyard. ecumenist here is you what you wish we never stopped studying the arctic ocean of us and us in the leisure go every spring or your going to a sophisticated expeditions of new techniques for you and we carried out observations in two hundred square kilometer areas every two hundred kilometers is going to be landed on the ice there here is a lot of meat to examples of good meteorological observations and oceanographic measurements that give a gives you the radio to go in the region you then re-entered all the information into a hug

say there will be plenty to watch from the parade itself to the ceremony on stage with a few surprises. fred stein is producing massive events >> from last minutes quite an interesting undertaking >> the celebration will be one for the history books. chance for fans to come face-to-face with hero, just one more way to thank the philadelphia eagles. >> god bless doug pederson and nick foles because nobody thought they could do it. in the end they did it. >> reporter: quiet won't be the case tomorrow for all of those on the parkway, there will be 14 jumbo trons so everybody can see exactly what is happening here on the stage, reporting live tonight's david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> philadelphia police are warning everyone who's headed to the parade to be on their best behavior. uniform and plainclothes officers will be patrolling crowds. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in center city tonight with more on those final preparations, alex? >> reporter: jessica, this exact crowd size will be determined by the number of people physically able to get into the city b

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investigators reportedly are interested in stein's advocacy for better relations with russia any vote for stein is a vote that otherwise would have gone to hillary. donna brazil would seemingly buy into full fuel propaganda spread by both the russians and her opponent about her candidacy. if those objections and i know the senator from kentucky on the floor i will say before i read this if there's objection you are achieving the objectives of lot of meat. germany's domestic intelligence chief is raising the alarm over children of islamic state fighters that have been brought to germany he ses the youngsters are living time bombs that can be used in terror plots inside the country peter all over reports well. children or german parents who went off to join isis in iraq syria pose a potential security threat when or if they return back here to germany in fact he went as far as to refer to them in some cases as a ticking time bombs they were confronted early with islamic state ideology learn to fight and were in some cases forced to participate in the abuse of prisoners or even the killing of prisoners

reporter that you're interested in stein's advocacy for better relations with russia any vote for stein is a vote that otherwise would have gone to hillary. donna brazil would seemingly buy into full scrushy fueled propaganda spread by both the prussians and her opponent candidates house. if those objections and i note the senator from kentucky on the floor i will say before i read this if there's objection you are achieving the objectives of letting me put what the democrats want to answer that question is dead the nunez a russian agent with yes but they know that they'll be sort of laughed off the stage for getting into conspiracy theories i've never thought this is about russia collusion which isn't even illegal if it was i simply think this is about finding a way to stop a powerful force that they can't figure out how to stop democrats in our country this was invented by them it was politically weaponized through the f.b.i. and other levels of our federal government and it's the only way they figured out how to stop or break the tie the american people have to this president. and g.m. an

investigators reportedly are interested in stein's advocacy for better relations with russia any vote for stein is a vote that otherwise would have gone to hillary. donna brazil would seemingly buy into false russian fuel propaganda spread by both the brushes and her opponent about her candidates. if those objections the senator from kentucky on the floor before i read this if there's objection you are achieving the objectives should lie to me. what the democrats want to answer that question is dead the nunez a russian agent yes but they know that they'll be sort of laughed off the stage for getting into conspiracy theories i've never thought this is about right. russia collusion which isn't even illegal if it was i simply think this is about finding a way to stop a powerful force that they can't figure out how to stop democrats in our country this was invented by them it was politically weaponized through the f.b.i. and other levels of our federal government and it's the only way they figured out how to stop or break the tie the american people have to this president. reportedly didn't want to rele

investigators reportedly are interested in stein's advocacy for better relations with russia any vote for stein is a vote that otherwise would have gone to hillary. donna brazil would seemingly. russian fuel propaganda spread by both the brushes and her opponent. if those objections the senator from kentucky on the floor before i read this if there's objection you are achieving the objectives with a lot of people are still holding their breath waiting for this memo to be released it's expected to be released later today on thursday as it comes out as updates are given will be the first to let you know what's happening here on r.t. . yeah we will be keeping a close eye on that story throughout the hours moving on now though germany's domestic intelligence chief is raising the alarm over children of us and state fighters that have been brought to germany he's saying is the youngsters are living time bombs that can be used in terror plots inside the country reporting and not bitter over. well hung masson said the children all german parents who went off to join isis in iraq syria pose a potential secur

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a glass vase. in washington, arlette stein, channel6 "action news." >> good morning america will have much more on report including a report by cecilia vega at the white house. >> today is mardi gras. [speaking foreign language] >> three, two, one. >> the mayor of new orleans gave rex the king of carnivale control of the city yesterday. the city expects more than a million spectators to line the streets today waiting to catch beads thrown from the parade float. fat tuesday marks. today is foss naught day. egypt star bakery in allentown expects to fry up to 60,000 foss naughts. >> only comes one time a year before people go to fasting feast and ash wednesday they party it up and eat their greasy foss naughts. >> traditional foss naughts are made of hard sugar and but. >> putting the fat in fat tuesday. >> a beauty star chain is facing claims that it repack catches returned -- repackages returned makeup. >> 29 degrees in philadelphia but we're going see plenty of sunshine up over the horizon soon milder air is just around the corner just in time for you valentine's. we'll have details on the seven-da

a big imprint. >> yes, indeed. >> kudos to, fred stein for making it all work. it was a great day, it was a great day weather-wise. >> it was beautiful. sun was shining. gorgeous sunset after the parade drew to a close. it was cold, but it is, february after all and supposed to be a little cold but if you are still that you go out from today's festivities we have warmer weather on the way in time for the weekend. lets look at weather-wise, warm weather may come at a price. we are track something rain but no rain tonight. a live look at center city you can see the tops lit up in green as the city now cleans up from a big festivities to day. and we have got some clouds moving in but tomorrow looks relatively quiet as well. storm scan three showing a few cloud over portions of our western suburbs and as we kind of scan out to the west here you can see our next system moving through portions of the midwest this will miss the majority of our area could clip the pocono region which stray snow shower as we get into tomorrow and then our next system will load up with moi

this was a -- if there was a target of it, it was an anti-hillary operation they were running. that could be jill stein, bernie sanders, donald trump, that could be suppressing voters of color which was a clear objective. julia? >> the other thing i wanted to say, there's no chance in hell essentially that any of these 13 russians are going to see justice in the u.s. the u.s. and russia don't have an extradition treaty. there's no way we're going to see these people here, trais face trial here. this is a shot across the bow to the trump administration. no collusion, no collusion. we keep hearing this from the white house. and saying, all of this is a witch hunt, this is a democratic delusion. and here trump is sending -- this is not a message to the russians. this is a message to the president and his base saying no collusion? how about all this. >> well, and we should say this. we don't know what is out after this. we'll talk about this more most of the show today. but there's a bunch of things about the hacking that we still don't know. but one thing, that vide from a counter intelligence standpoint,

a credit asset. jonathan: lisa sticking with me, alongside kevin and eric stein. n the program, who will walk you through the spread. here is a check at the markets. yields higher through the week, and what a move you have seen in the 10 year treasury. up 17 basis points on the week so far. it is a steeper curve in the united states. next up, the week ahead. featuring a rate decision by the bank of england. that conversation and a preview of the week to come. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ jonathan: i am jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." i want to head to the final spread. we get a rate decision from the bank of england with mark carney delivering that. also, mario draghi delivering his report to the european parliament, his annual report. we get another round of earnings including tesla and there is the potential for another u.s. government shutdown, which most of us have become desensitized to at this point. with me now is lisa, kevin and eric. lisa, we have been talking about central bank decisions before the break and what this means for peri

investigators reportedly are interested in stein's advocacy for better relations with russia any vote for stein is a vote that otherwise would have gone to hillary. donna brazil would seemingly buy into full fuel propaganda spread by both the russians and her opponent candidates. if those objections the senator from kentucky on the floor before i read this if there's objection you are achieving the objectives of let me put. a libyan man who lost his whole family in a need to urge rape is planning to take his fight for justice to the european court of human rights he said the alliance dropped two bombs on his home during its military intervention in the country in twenty eleven. now we demand that nato explain why our house and other houses were shelled are they military targets i don't understand why nato targeted our house sadly my dear wife died as well as my cousin not one of my innocent children and our neighbor that our friends were there with this it was a monstrous crime and that nato has the latest equipment and technology which allows them to accurately determine the target of the nato airc

a disgrace. >> are you going to fire rosen stein? >> you figure that one out. >> you figure that one out.or weeks it's been no secret that the president wants to fire rod rosen stein and seize control of the investigation. the release of the nunes memo may have been a giant step toward that goal. democratic leaders writing in a letter to the president today, quote, we are alarmed by reports you may intend to use this misleading document as a pretext to fire deputy attorney general rod rosen stein. in an effort to corruptly influence or impede special counsel bob mueller's investigation. we write to inform you that we would consider such an unwarranted action as an attempt to obstruct justice in the russia investigation. firing rod rosenstein, d.o.j. leadership or bob mueller could result in a constitutional crisis the likes of which we have not seen since the saturday night massacre. jeremy, matt, chuck, ken and steve are all here. chuck, i want to start with you and ask you what would happen from a process and procedure standpoint does rachel grand step -- if he fired rod rosenstein, who

a big imprint. >> yes, indeed. >> kudos to, fred stein for making it all work. was a great day, it was a great day weather-wise. >> it was beautiful. sun was shining. gorgeous sunset after the parade drew to a close. it was cold, but it is, february after all and supposed to be a little cold but if you are still that you go out from today's festivities we have warmer weather on the way in time for the weekend. lets look at weather-wise, warm weather may come at a price. we are track something rain but no rain tonight. a live look at center city you can see the tops lit up in green as the city now cleans up from a big festivities to day. and we have got some clouds moving in but tomorrow looks relatively quiet as well. storm scan three showing a few cloud over portions of our western suburbs and as we kind of scan out to the west here you can see our next system moving through portions of the midwest this will miss the majority of our area could clip the pocono region which stray snow shower as we get into tomorrow and then our next system will load up with moist

investigators reportedly are interested in stein's advocacy for better relations with russia any vote for stein is a vote that otherwise would have gone to hell or. donna brazil would seemingly buy into russian fueled propaganda spread by both the russians and their opponent or candidates. if.

investigators reportedly are interested in stein's advocacy for better relations with russia any vote for stein is a vote that otherwise would have gone to hillary. donna brazil would seemingly buy into full fuel propaganda spread by both the prussians and her opponent candidates. if those objections the senator from kentucky on the floor say before i read this if there's objection you are achieving the objectives of the adamant. well earl rasmussen executive director at the eurasian center in washington d.c. believes that the memo's release will throw the entire russia related probe into doubt. you know he's frustrated with the russia gate. investigation of which after a year and a half we have no evidence whatsoever and now what we've got is actually evident could a backlash on the democrats absolutely i think that's the primary that's the fundamental reason why they do not one to release it really puts in the question this entire investigation it shows at least indications that could be further investigated but from the initial appearance severe bias with senior levels of our law enforcement agen