barrett. [applause] dr. barrett: thank you guys for coming. as abigail mentioned, insight is our newest addition to mars. difference, no whales. we are a lander, we stay in one place. insight is very different from the other missions. the other missions are investigating the surface of mars. doing a great job analyzing the surface of mars, looking at the interior of mars. geophysical station and we will use heat flow, seismology, and measuring the wobble of mars as it rotates to determine the interior structure and of mars. what does the crest, mantle look like? it has been able to do that with earth and we have been able to do that for the moon. but never for the other rocky planets. we are looking forward to mars as an intermediary between the size of the earth and the size of the moon to show us the different types of terrestrial planet evolution. did insight begin? it's launched on cinco de mayo. first planetary launch from the west coast. it launched at 4:05 a.m., a beautiful launch. as long as you were not at the public viewing site. if

and today, barrett, numont and gold corp. all finished lower. >>> finally, spark's portfolio includes treatments for blindness and huntington's disease. this deal follows a recent push among other drug makers into the gene therapy space. shares of sparks soared 120% while rauschra fell aion. >>> warren buffett released his annual letter to shareholders over the weekend. veit's an annual that many investors follow. and this year, it took on added significance given last week's warning by kraft heinz, a stock that is one of berkshire's major holdings. becky quick spoke with the d >> reporter: this past weekend, berkshe hatirway cn and ceo warren buffett put out his annual letter to shareholders which has become a bit of a must read among the investment community. alked about all kinds of issues and we sat down with him in a wide-ranging inteveiew, d everything from the markets to the economy to berkshire's businesses, but we started with the news of the day and that's berkshire hathaway's 2 2 27.6% investment in kraft heinz. >>

and kelsie barrett's murder says they think they know the motive. first video of anthony wiener since he was out of prison and while he's on the street, he's not yet free. that is next. i've got some big news for veteran homeowners about their valuable va home loan benefit. the newday va cash out loan can get you $54,000 or more to pay off credit card debt, put cash in the bank, and lower your payments by over $600 a month. with automatic authority from the va, newday can help veteran homeowners when other lenders won't. home values are rising. now's the time to use the va home loan benefit you've earned with your service. go to newdayusa.com or call 1-855-newdayusa >> the former new york congressman, anthony wiener, released from prison where he was serving time for sexting a 15-year-old girl. the "new york post" caught up with him outside a halfway house in the bronx. >> congressman, what did you order? >> i'm not allowed to talk. >> shepard: not allowed to talk if you picked it up. for lunch, the post reports he got lasagne, a couple drinks and o

barrett berger, a former assistant u.s. attorney. michael schmidt, correspondent for "the new york times" and jeremy bash, former chief of staff at the cia and pentagon, former counsel to house intel committee. michael, i'd like to begin with you. after reading this quote from this transcript about the lies, this is the feds talking, the defendant, paul manafort, coming into this had lied to the department of justice, had lied to banks, had lied to his own defense counsel, had violated court orders, had lied to his tax preparers, had lied to his bookkeepers, in other words, there were so many lies. michael, you among others always talk about the rolling slow motion story that mueller is telling in court documents in each court appearance. what's the takeaway for you tonight, stuff that you didn't know as of this morning? >> well, the lying is the central question of the entire story. are the folks around the president people that just lie because that's what they've done their entire lives? were they lying to cover up and conceal som

april, what i'm getting at here, is back to the question i had to barrett. if there was nothing to hide, if the president would say yeah, he mentioned wikileaks but i didn't know what it was and i take help from anybody. it was more innocent like that, then why have we heard so repeatedly the president and his team rudy giuliani deny that what michael cohen said happened ever happened? let me play a couple of examples. >> did you ever talk to him about wikileaks because that is -- >> no. >> you never had a conversation? >> no. i didn't. i never did. >> and did you ever tell him to -- other people to get in touch with him? >> never did. >> did roger stone ever give the president a heads up on wikileaks and concerning dnc. >> no, he didn't. >> not at all? >> i don't believe so. >> wikileaks, which i had nothing to do with -- >> i mean, april, if what michael cohen said today is true and again i say if, although he certainly seemed to be very credible today, then all of those things are just blatant lies. >> right. erin, someone along the way is lying. we don't

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not much to it when davy crockett and william barrett travis and jim billy took up in 1836. steve: you are in san antonio. is the alamo today what it looked like in the 1830's? joel kitchens: not hardly. what crockett and bubbly and travis saw been in 1836 was different from what we would see today. the main example would be the alamo did not have a roof in 1836. 10 years after the battle as the u.s. army was heading down into mexico, they decided the alamo had a four sturdy walls and would make a good storage facility for their materials if they could put a roof on it. they did. they also necessitated increasing the height of the front faÇade. the faÇade you see today looks very different from what you would have seen in 1836. steve: give us a tutorial. what happened in 1836 and at the alamo? joel kitchens: this was a time when the predominantly anglo population in texas in general was unhappy with the way the mexican government had been established and the dictator of the santa ana had established himself in mexico city. they were rebelling against santa ana who had change

barrett's parent say he killed her over custody dispute surrounding the couple's one-year-old daughterillian: no school today for 250,000 kids in west virginia as teachers had the picket lines hours from now. a new education bill would use public money to fund charter schools and private school vouchers. what triggered a series of teacher strikes across the country. rob: did you get a chance to look up last night? a snow moon lighting up the night sky, the brightest, look at that, beautiful, and largest fool moon of the year, it will reach its peak early this morning when it is closest to the earth but it will still be visible tonight. if it is clear where you live you will get a chance tonight, the third and final super moon of the year is next month. jillian: so many names, super blood, blood, janice, why do we keep doing that? >> good question. it comes in january. i have to google this but there's a lot, almost like an optical illusion. it is cold outside and it feels cold because we have windchill in a lot of areas. feel like-22 in fargo and 13 in new york city. it is cool for muc

demolition and contend that it's not a significant impact discussed the importance of this, only the barrett rider report that we have now provided to you. and it is -- its loss, according to barrett rider, would be a significant environmental impact and, therefore, this commission has no basis to say that clearly there will be no significant impact to this project. we've met our burden to require the e.i.r. and, especially when you are dealing with historic resources, it's particularly important to have analysis of the feasability of mitigation. is there a way to work around or with this structure in the penthouse structure without demolishing it? there's no reason to lose -- that we know of, that this commission will know of later when you are making a decision about the project, you don't know about the feasability of working around this building or with it. the secretary standards do allow a lot of changes and alterations to main tap maintain the signift not full demolition. the preservation officer who we all greatly respect has indicated that this project qualifies for tax credits and

wave three, names you may recognize, any barrett -- amy barrett, she was not a traditional pick. a number of lawyers thought it was their turn. trump white house did it differently. we find the best people and figure out -- it was up to me to figure out the senate. i think she is really going to be a star on the bench. she has already turned heads, and being a junior judge, and there are some here that president trump appointed, made you get written off once in a while, but you haven't been there long enough to have a body of work. she is a wonderful person, and she is one of the ones i am most proud of to get the omination through. the other wave, joan larsen, she will be fantastic. he next, david stross. this is a point where i can say, why does this matter? judge stross is 42 years old, really smart, and had a rough confirmation. anyone that was on the supreme court's less than he was, he says he was on the state supreme court, the hearings were rough. they assume anyone put on the circuit court could someday go to the highest court, so the hearings took on an urgency you didn

barrett berger, i have a couple for you. number one, what does it mean? do you take it on face value he's been told he's not a target? is that possible? >> so these are really legal terms of art within the department of justice. so there's sort of three categories that somebody can be in if you are within the scope of an investigation. you can be the most benign level, just a witness, you can be a subject to investigation or you can be a target. being a target really means that prosecutors have evidence or significant reason to believe you actually committed crimes in connection with this investigation and likely means you'd be indicted. if you're called to testify before a grand jury and the prosecuors think that you are a target of this investigation, they're obligated to tell you. i will say, these are very fluid categories. so just because somebody was not a target one week, you could be the subject of an investigation one week, that should give a defendant no comfort that they would not then be a target the next week. >> when you're a target, don't y

>> yes, you'd find it at the trump org. >> barrett, obviously she very carefully and methodically sort of laid the groundwork for people who could be called in, subpoenas that could be issued. having said that, what struck you in terms of what you heard and the potential for some other line in the sdny investigation? >> i think one of the most interesting parts about that exchange is she's laying a road map here as to what sort of future investigations could look like. that is part of the value of yesterday's hearing and really, you know, all three days of these. it's not just what michael cohen provided this week, but what it says for sort of future hearings they could have. identifying list of witnesses they should call in. documents that could potentially be subpoenaed. and other lines of inquiry that investigators are going to look at. >> she talked about his trump property she drives to when she's at home, you know, and she's going to work. >> right, exactly. i think what she was focusing on was sort of the umbrella of financial crimes that could be implicated here. whether it's b

. >> barrett's blood was found in her town home. that according to agents on the stand today. that tested positive as the 29-year-old mother's was found on the bathtub, the floor, the wall and on an electrical plate near the sink. all of this coming up in a preliminary hearing for patrick frazee who was bought in with a bulletproof vest. testimony includes cell phone records showing on the last day barrett was seen alive, frazee made a call to her. in the days to follow, his, kelsey and another woman's cell phone started to ping and move through california. the other woman from idaho pleaded guilty to tampering with evidence. she said frazee asked her to poison kelsey's kcoffee. the charges point to a very violent crime. shep? >> shepard: alicia acuna live. a man that survived being stuck in quick sand for hours on end says it was like -- quick sand. a few hours into a trek, jessica says she tripped and fell into quick sand. as her boyfriend was pulling her out, the mixture of sand and freezing cold water swallowed him up. let's turn to them. ryan osmon and jessica mcneill. go

latin american politics expert michael barrett sees abram's appointment as a message to venezuela that the u.s. is in charge of that part of the world. he's arrogance in the testimony to congress is it just shows that he's super confident he knows that nothing is going to happen to him the government should never have gotten involved with things he's been involved with venezuela before in the two thousand and two coup and he's absolutely shameless his appointment gives a message to venezuela and to everybody else in latin america that the united states is in charge of the area of the world that hemisphere that latin america really is the united states his backyard and that whatever they decide to happen will happen. i don't think it's meant to to frighten venezuela and to frighten unimpressed the rest of the continent of the subcontinent. ok obviously he's found just taking out now we thought is the perfect excuse though to look at relationships between the most powerful people in the world reporting from the city of love. as couples across the globe celebrated day of love we thought w

imperative that the united states compete and win against russia and china in the nuclear power arena tom barrett who was on drugs inaugural committee also thought that possibly arming might be a good idea mr barracks in gage meant an investment in business development throughout the middle east for the purpose of better aligned to middle east and u.s. objectives are well known as are his more than four decades of respected relationships throughout the region the issue of nuclear power for saudi arabia has been discussed before but that refusal to agree to not enrich or reprocess has been a big stumbling block they wouldn't commit and it was a sticking point. you might be noticing a little bit of a double standard here not only does the united states oppose the peaceful nuclear energy program of the islamic republic of iran it's actually imposed sanctions on the country for decades and this isn't the first time that the twin track treatment of the two countries has left us officials red faced in twenty seventeen a reporter asked about the usa criticizing iran's elections when saudi arabia is comp

those are trying to move the landscape more to the center ground why is this happening right now barrett. well the conservative m.p.'s have been working together with labor m.p.'s on the people's vote campaign so really this is coming to a crunch on the issue of bragg's that we have on other underlying issues that labor has been really had a big problem with anti semitism in the party but with the conservatives it's really about drags it and the fear that prime minister treason may is listening too much to those who are really desperate to leave the e.u. at any cost and other risking that the u.k. could crash out without a deal at the end of march in just a few weeks time and they just say that their conscience cannot allow them to go with the government and to go with a party that they say is just not listening to common sense and is just driving the country to the edge and they say well even if we sort of toppled they have a huge risk that they might just not be elected in the next general election because they have no party machine behind them but they say they just could not well par

she had a white business partner that she did a lot of business transactions with who was a silver barrett in california and after he died she was not left money she did not want any she did not want that backlash but his air is blue through everything so then they came after what she had. she ended up in court almost to the day that she died so that was one issue folks had to deal with that plunder their wealth away but the other aspect was physical threats. to be assassinated or those attempts were made on his life. and jeremiah hamilton assassination attempts on his life. there were riots outside her house. they certainly had those physical threats and also slander almost all of them were slandered at some point when that is one thing that was interesting during the research process and how to figure out the slender from the facts one - - the slander from the facts and then making its way into the academic research it is said to be a pimp because he was a commercial real estate where there were brothels and strip joints and bordellos so people dismissed him as a black pimp but really he

barrett was now brought back to oversee that as well as a democratic transition in the top administration moreover we think we did that morning just today that the british military and british navy in particular are going to ducting military action. and additionally. indicated. u.s. military intervention and well it remains quote unquote an option on the table for the white house meanwhile the fenice with the military has barred humanitarian aid intended for the opposition from entering the country president maduro ordered the blockades on a border bridge with colombia which is a huge border with us were using large tankers trailers to shucked on the routes the venice will and leader described attempts to get aid into the country as a catalyst for foreign intervention well positioned leader one why do so deliveries will test the military's loyalty to. well international group the red cross so far refused to help ship in aid from colombia saying it is inconsistent with their principles. according to the fundamental principles of impartiality neutrality and independence the i.c.r.c. cannot

has been accused of killing the washington post journalist and saudi national jamal khashoggi mr barrett suggested that his own country is newly adopted country united states has done quite worse things then trumped up a journalist with the old saw in one's council which apparently took place in turkey just months ago so this is a major scandal that is emerging and i dare say that the opposition democratic party will be investigating in order to weaken mr truck well in u.s. congressman a saying this plan would violate u.s. north against the transfer of nuclear technology that could be used to support a weapons program so if the white house is found to have broken this nor what could be the consequences of that. this is difficult to say i mean first of all as you know the republican party controls the senate that is the party of mr trump and they are very reluctant to take any sort of moves that would be deemed to be hostile to mr trump given mr trump stranglehold over the republican party base however i do think that there is a drip drip drip impact that is to say the number of scandal t

. >>> canadian miningomny barrett gold is considering a hostile bid for rival newmont mining for $19 billion. that potential merger would be one of the largest mining deals ev and would create making it the largest gold peducer in world. late today, newmont responded to those reportsaying its own $10 billion acquisition of gold corp announced in january was in its view enough to produce solid growth in the future. rrick shares fell 2% and newmont shares were up 3%. >>> stamps.com is ending its exclusiveartnership with the u.s. postal service. the company says with amazon disrupting t shipping business, it needs to be free to do deals with competitors like fedex, u.p.s. and even amazon. but it comes at a cost. mamps.com said ending its deal with the post offins it will only earn roughly half what wall street was expecting for this year,t' and t probably why shares plummeted almost 58% today to $83.65. >>> time now for our weekly marketni r. he's a value investor. he has names of companies that he says are a bargain at the market right now. this is his first time on the program. michae

see some showers longer spells of rain on saturday that wessel weather just pushing i would towards barrett with temperatures will struggle to get around fourteen degrees celsius a little bit of a struggle the temperatures to into that western side of iraq kuwait city warming up brightening up twenty one celsius is this cloud and rain continues to drive its way further east was turning to snow over afghanistan pakistan not looking too bad wanted to show was a possibility karate at around twenty six degrees celsius meanwhile behind that there you go perhaps one or two showers towards iraq bright skies trying to get back into lebanon but a few showers still hail nevertheless possibility wanted to shout as to just around the gulf even here in qatar we could see a little bit of what weather has to go through saturday and on into sunday just notice how the temperatures just freshen up a touch for us here in doha with the top temperature of around twenty three degrees celsius elsewhere across the peninsula it is largely fine and dry with the odd shower from the gulf of aden. on counting the cost

the e, a friend of barrett's fiance charged with the murder. will she now become aec ution witness? >> all that, plus, the feds investigate. federal prosecutors now looking into whether the "national enquirer's"c publi violated their deal with them, after jeff bezos claimed he was blackmailed by the tabloid. >>> hit and run. police in releasing this video, hoping to track downwhhe woman was behind the wheel in the scary incident. l. >>> andg flying hih. >> here go . >> reigning ldympic g medalist snowboarder chloe kim adds to her already impressive resume with an incredible performance friday night on the halfpipe. she's a worl champion and not showing any signs of slowing down. today, saturday, february 9th, 2019. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with vi nell jones, peter alexander, and dilldil dylan dreyer. le from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. can we talk about chloe kim? she's 1 5'3", but she is a giant on the halfpipe. >> it is almo, to me, the closest you can get to flying. you know as a kid, you dream of flyi

coming up, barrett's bid for newmont. that is what i am watching.ract with the charts we show throughout this program at gtv . this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: what i am watching is barrick gold making a hostile bid for newmont mining. the canadian giant says it unlocks aliens of dollars worth of real synergy. anding us is head of metals mining research at vertical research partners and has a buy rating on newmont and a hold rating on barrick. mike, why would barrick do this deal? looking quiteis intently at the crown jewel, there no bottom operations. the ability for barrick and newmont to combine those operations. if you look at some of the numbers barrick has put forward when they announced the proposal , the bulk of it is getting synergies out of those nevada operations. alix: is it going to happen? mike: it is up to the shareholders. a no premium deals announced but the market is implying newmont is a 10% greater price than what the deal would anticipate. my guess is this is an early offer for barrick and newmont has not had a chance to refute th

was something new and something barrett - - better. almost two thirds of american voters agree the two-party system is broken. with non- affiliated with either party. so where do we go from here? running for president is one path i am seriously considering doing so as an independent centrist would free me from being beholden to special interest groups and extreme ideologies it would allow me to represent all of the american people and focus on the best solutions through a new nonpartisan lens. there are two ideas i would like to talk about today. the first is opportunity. real opportunity the second is restoring power for the american people which they deserve. i believe everyone in america should have the opportunity to be seen, heard and speak and i believe everyone should have the opportunity to pursue individual happiness. everyone should have equal opportunity to rise and succeed beyond their zip code or the station of their birth. and everyone should have equal opportunity for upper-class education and have safe schools. we will

barrett gold is going hostile. it is a $17.8 billion stock offer. the potential for a fight between the biggest gold miners. daniel boko is joining us from hollywood, florida. so many personalities in the mix, the reaction we have had from newmont doesn't suggest it will be easy to push through. danielle: it has been interesting because jerry goldberg is normally understated, but you can tell this has gone under his skin. i spoke to the ceo's of both companies starting with mark bristol who doesn't lack confidence. he said outright he can do a better job running newmont'ds assets. he made the case for why he thinks of barrick newmont makes sense. >> this is a carefully considered process. we have been working on it for a long time and we have engaged before hand. it is something, not just one meeting. you have to convince the shareholders this deal is better than the proposed newmont goldcorp deal. goldcorps covering the deal, that is correct. further complicating this is the hostile bid from barrick for newmont, but they are trying to buy out goldc

he allegedly called her to clean up the blood in their home before burning barrett's body.e left blood splatter for police to find. the russians suspected of hacking the dnc during the 2016 election are accused of targeting american groups in europe. microsoft says there is evidence of cyber attacks on two think tanks. the company tried stealing sensitive employee information from 100 account. it is unclear if any of that information was stolen. microsoft called an ongoing effort to target democratic organizations. former president obama's proposed presidential library was facing a major legal threat. a federal judge is allowing a lawsuit against the $500 million museum to move forward in chicago. the park advocacy group wants to stop the facility from being built on public land. it was laid to enter into thousand 21 but has not broken ground yet because of the ongoing litigation. bernie sanders is embarking on a second run for president. >> together, you and i and our 2016 campaign began the political revolution. it is time to complete that revolution and implement the vis

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the memo outlined how colony, the company found from tom barrett exploiting his connection to donald to be blunt for the mueller probe? >> if you are a prosecutor, all your senses are tingling when you read through this. there is so much potential criminality, it is important to say that's potential. that's conduct that needs to be investiga investigat investigated. we know not only mueller is looking at the inauguration but both of those u.s. attorneys have investigations opened and it is everything ranging from the eastern district where they are using men or people who were not eligible to make contributions or making them through people that's worse. this is looking at foreign donations because foreigners can't donate and out right corruption and channin channell money. that will have to be thoroughly investigated and you don't lose $20 million in an inauguration and this starts to look like an inauguration that's a metaphor for the whole administration. it is all about paying a lot more and getting a lot less. >> casey, there is an article on "vanity fair," the headline is i am

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around the levant recently fourteen celsius in the sunshine there then as we go on through monday for barrett assume the temperature to four lap struggling enjoys time with the top times to hit just eight degrees celsius to the fabric cloud and some wet weather to for a couple on monday off maybe go on into tuesday i could tell a little colder with some snow just not just some snow there just around the southern fringes of the caspian sea to run should be lousy dry temps here at around ten celsius just beside us awards western side of the race eleven on doing quite nicely at seventeen celsius getting up to ten celsius double figures at last that fortress them with a little more sunshine but no sunshine meanwhile across the river but it is set fair here over the next couple of days and a lot winds feeling quite pleasant wednesday just freshen up a touch here in doha on cheese day off need for the top temperature twenty three degrees meanwhile this must drive now across the good parts of south africa the heavy showers continue to central areas of mozambique will be down post to me to madagascar

it is newmont mining versus barrett gold. a hostile bid for newmont.k $7 billion worth of value. wants to become one of the largest players of national gas with appetite to buy from russia to africa, to the u.s.. ♪ >> i am alix steel, and welcome to bloomberg commodities edge.

tom barrett, who chaired the inaugural committee, not named in these documents. >> yes. is striking simply because he's the chairman of the entire thing. he spoke at trump's convention, he's a very compelling figure. it's unusual for this level of scrutiny and level of charges to be potentially weigh and have the chairman apparently not involved. kind of fascinating. >> let me read the statement from the inaugural committee. we have just received a subpoena for documents while still reviewing the subpoena. it is our intention to cooperate with the inquiry. >> let's step back and now understand there's almost every aspect of president trump's life, in his adult life, his businesses, nonprofits, inaugural committee campaign it sql is under investigation. this may look like it's off the ball a little bit. think who is involved. michael cohen, rick gates, paul manafort's deputy, people convicted or pleaded to crimes cooperating with the broader investigation and you don't know how or whether there is cross-pollination between these two investigations. you have a bigger area