heymann capital kyle bass says he doesn't think a trade deal will go far enough you're going to hear from hem exclusively ahead. former nissan chairman carlos ghosn granted bail after three months in jail in japan, and a very bold call on google a top-ranked analyst said the stock can see another 20% up side, about ut that one of the fangs could be in real trouble it is tuesday, march 5th, and worldwide exchange begins right now. >>> stock futures indicated the dow will rise about 60 points at the open, although keep in mind yesterday at this time futures were higher as well. only to see the markets slide in midafternoon europe making modest gains today. very modest gains. they are gains, nonetheless. it is green all across the screen germany, france, italy, not much higher in asia shanghai stocks simply continue their massive run this year they are higher again. shanghai composite up nearly 1%. more than 20% gains so far from mainland chinese stocks. let's begin with china once again, the big news that could impact your money has to do with that country, but today it is not about th

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have a minor pullback in 2020. >> is bass right and is it time to get back into bonds let's bring in brian belski with bmo capital markets and then air force of international equities with harris associates brian, you say kiss my bass, kyle >> wow >> yeah, i do. i don't understand sometimes when we hear these people make binary calls that say bonds are going to zero. i don't understand that. everybody knows you take the chinese gdp number, divide by two. that's rule of thumb, number one. >> and always has. >> we believe the united states stock market entered into a 1995 type of phase. >> i was around in '95 but a lot has happened since then. a lot of brain cells have gone >> the fed misstepped the '94. market took off in late '94 in november and 1995 was the start of the nifty fifty and sought liquidity and came back for stability and great companies. >> do you think lower interest rates are possible right now because that would seem to be a key plank of a bull market argument in stock? >> you heard on tv in terms of the goldilocks the earnings recession i can debunk all of those. ea

bass player. >> does that surprise you that i brought up that name? >> yes. >> why? >> uh, because you're from -- whidbey island? >> would it surprise you that i've been talking to him almost daily for the last week and a half? >> yeah, it would surprise me. >> i just wanted to see a reaction. up until that point he was playing it pretty cool, and i think i got the reaction i was hoping for. it kind of deflated him a little bit. >> it's truth or dare time, jim. you know what you told bill. he's your best friend in the whole world.

bass talked about that todas well. others think they're fairly pride. where do you fall on that ectrum? >> if you look at historical averages, they're right in line with five year and ten-year trends. we think they're appropriately priced. so in this market it's incorporate tor diver be diver an midcap but overall it's about having a diversifiedfo poo talking about the long-term retail investor. >> very quickly, la, a lot of your viewers are interested in investing f income. at this rate where do you go for income? >> well, there's good news on this front. because rates are so low in the u.s. but still high relative to what we see abroad, we think that tre is real opportunity in short and intermediate bonds. that means that investors can hedge their portlios. they can be active bondholders, add that income without taking that extra risk from long-term bonds and long-term maturity to get the same yield. so that's good news for iome holders. so that's where we see -- that's what we recommend our clients go to short-term bonds, cds and intermediate bonds.

traveling across the region drumming up support earlier this week he met with the leadership some bass brazil and colombia. a thirty five year old will be returning to contact us after the weekend. when he faces possible arrest for disobeying a court order? and he should not leave the country pending an investigation [inaudible] yes you. an international supupport. we have spoken clearly to the armed forces of venezuela i have seen more than six hundred offices in recent days have sided with the constitution. there is a very clear unstoppable process the transition to democracy in use. meanwhile the humanitarian situation in venezuela continues to deteriorate this is the government has denied entry. at its borders to hundreds of tons of eight in addition to

kyle bass just the latest to sound the alarm. listen >> so it looks to us like southeast asia is headed for a recession in 2019. europe is headed for a recession in 2019. and the u.s., the kind of fiscal impulse from our tax stimulus is going to be wearing off towards the end of 2019, where i think the u.s. will -- you know, the world will not have a recession and the u.s. keep growing, so i think you're going to see the u.s. have a minor -- a minor pullback in 2020. >> are you betting on u.s. stocks >> i'm not i think given the scenario that i just gave you, what i think is likely to happen is u.s. interest rates are going to head back to zero in 2020 >> all righty then so should wall street still be worried about a global slowdown and is the best already in the stock market this year tim seymour. >> well, kyle bass is a smart guy, a guy that likes to always be on the bearish side, at least as situated to the global economy. he's been talking about asia for a long time. it's actually been right but this is the point. is it surpr

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it says that the fish you buy at restaurants or markets -- might not actually be that fancy sea bass or snapper you ordered. (grant) d-n-a tests show about 21-percent of the fish researchers sampled was not what it was called on the label or menu. that's according to the study from conservation group "oceana". researchers say consumers are getting ripped off when they splurge for nice fish. (catherine) the organization tested more than 400 samples from hundreds of restaurants, fish markets, and grocery stores. they say about 55-percent of the time - sea bass was actually a less expensive and lower quality fish like tilapia. (grant) the group is now pushing for tighter regulations and more clarity when it comes to labelling fish. (grant) still ahead.. fare evaders are a huge problem for bart... and an expensive one. the millions of dollars bart loses every year because riders aren't paying. (catherine) bart says that fare evaders are costing the agency as much as 25 million dollars a year. thousands of people were ticketed for the violation last year.. but as kron 4's justine waldman

could use people who leave all of the territories ukraine does not control just boy i mean the dawn bass. they are not voting they will not vote for these three candidates and that is why is these three candidates. they're quite convincing what it comes to reaching out to the basis. people who see this catholic express and believe that it is russia to be blamed and the counter forces are not to be playing these people they trust these three candidates the future mistake on their part but that's true i mean if these people vote for one of these three candidates they will not see peace in the donbas because neither of the three would be no one would be so they don't need that peace that's the main reason i mean the last closeness staff got i mean you mentioned all the difficulties the ukrainian votes have to face in the selection process and it's quite obvious that millions of ukrainian citizens will not be able to vote in this election even those who live in the. us and since so many voters will not be part of it will be legitimate. i think this is not possible. today they did not give yo

because should you be dong bass. for the majority of people unfortunately. but let me conclude my last thought. that those who propose that i needed they are smart people but they actually propose things in such a way as to never actually also deliver on their promises they want to win i mean that dawn bass they are not voting they will not vote for these three candidates and that is why is these three candidates. they're quite convincing what is comes. to their basis. people. believe that it is russia to be blamed and the counter for injuries are not to be blamed these people they trust these three candidates is just the future mistake on their part but that's true i mean that if these people vote for one of these three candidates they will not see peace in the donbas because neither of the three would be no. no one would be so they don't need that piece that's the main reason i mean the last loss in a sense got i mean you mentioned all the difficulties the ukrainian votes have to face in the selection process and it's quite obvious that millions of ukraini

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robert bass is a journalist with nos, and hejoins a spy camera from utrecht.atest update that you can bring us? the latest update is that about two hours ago, they got him, there was a real manhunt going on in utrecht, police raided several houses, and in one of those houses they found him, which means that the threat is addressed. people are going back on the streets again. and now of course we have to find out what is behind this shooting, why did he do it, is ita this shooting, why did he do it, is it a terrorist attack or not? there are some signs that it has something to do with family problems, problems with his ex—wife, but we will have to find that out later this evening. and have any details at all been revealed about this man? not yet. there are some stories in dutch newspapers and some turkish newspapers, some stories say that he has a long list of criminal acts, he was brought to court two weeks ago for a rape case, and other newspapers talk about that, and saying that he has fought for iis and been to chechnya, but the authorities haven't said any

>> he'd go through a fifth of crown royal in a night and one night i'm calling cord changes to the bassiddle of a song quit criticizing the bass player or something like that and i hollered back at him why don't you keep your mouth quiet i'm doing my job over here and he shut off his guitar and walked off stage which is about the most unprofessional thing you can do. >> after that, the band's days were numbers and seemingly so were the days of jean huden's marriage, but the drinking and philandering were not the worst of it. >> jim at one point had told me that he wanted to know what it felt like to kill somebody. >> he told you he had wanted to know that. >> yes. one with of his deep, dark secrets. >> and you say sure, what? great idea, honey? >> i didn't know what to say. >> who would? jean could only guess at what was behind this sudden change. >> he lost his dad when he was, i believe, 10, 11 years old and his mom dated a series of men throughout that were abusive drunks and he saw his mom get beat up many, many times. he wasn't able to do anything and he always swore he would get t

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so that was an interview with the gentleman that was inside the mosque let's not speak to rachel bass she's a journalist radio station news stock that bass is joining us on the telephone thanks for speaking to us it's a developing story can you tell us what you've seen or what you've heard. when i was driving toward hegel pack after the first and then to one twenty pm on that day and evan you mosque your police cars and ambulances absolutely everywhere my husband went to the hospital when thieves to least jumped out of the cars with guns making sure that no one was in the eighth avery one had stories of chaos around the city seem to the whole city is been locked down the school shot the social service even a building in christchurch everyone being told to stay hard and is being a sikh and shooting at a mosque and what about fifteen minutes drive from the first mosque we don't have. the numbers the fatalities we've had reports and we can figure people being taken enjoyed and to hospital we do know that the bangladesh cricket team were at the games avenue mall with the fish shooting too

here to cook up someed black bass for us.rian is here. [ cheers and appfouse ] lookinard to that. before we get to any of that, president trump traveled to texas today to make the case for his border wall as the government shutdown dragged on. for more on this it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: this is now the second longest shutdown in history and the effects are very real for millns of people from federa workers about to miss paychecks to potential cuts to housing subsidies and food stamps. even our national parks are not immune. and now park visitors are resorting to desperate measures. >> 16,000 of our 19,000 park employees are no longer on their jobs, along with the others, nonessential.emed that means roads are left unplowed, gaage is left uncollected, bathrooms no longer work or are being maintained. trash is piling up, there are health hazards and park visitors in some places are taking care of business, shall we say, along pathways or in the woods. >> seth: great. now when someone says,

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bass: thank you, mr. speaker -- ms. bass: thank you, mr. speaker. the congressional black caucus condemns all forms of white supremacy, anti-similar and islamaphobia -- anti-semitism and islamaphobia. this could have been an issue that so hed further division among the country, but instead has enewt -- united everyone around our shared values, condemning all forms of bigotry and hatred. the black caucus stands firmly against all expressions of hate and is concerned by the recent uptick in hateful rhetoric and crimes targeting minority communities. for example, a white nationalist murdered nine african-american worshipers at emanuel a.m.e. church in charleston, south carolina, on the evening of june 15, 2015 in hopes of igniting a nationwide race war. or the perpetrator of the deadliest attack on jewish people in the united states' history at the tree of life synagogue building in pittsburgh that killed 11 worshipers. it is unfortunate that the president of the united states has shown a complete lack of leadership on these issues and has in fact fann

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let me bring in karen bass of california. a member of the judiciary committee. thank you very much for being on the show. >> thank you for having me on. >> let me start with this. right now what is the latest communication between your committee and the justice department. have they responded to the chairman's letter? >> not to my understanding, they haven't responded yet, but we're waiting for them to respond, and we expect for them to give us the entire report and the underlying evidence. that's really the only appropriate thing to do right now. >> what happens if they don't do that by your april second deadline? >> well, i imagine that the leadership will decide to issue subpoenas. now, we haven't crossed that bridge yet, because we are hoping that they will act in good faith, but that certainly is a vehicle that is -- that we could use. moving to subpoenas. >> yeah. can you give me a sense. i know there was a caucus meeting with democrats today. i know you were only able to meet with us a little bit, but can you give me a sense of what went down there, of th

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bass: the f.b.i. reported in 2007 and 2008 in cases where a licensed seller sold a firearm through default proceed transfers, approximately 22% of the individuals investigated were legally prohibited from purchasing our possessing a firearm. the additional time provided by h.r. 1112 is not too much to ask so that we may help prevent tragedies such as the charleston shooting from happening. this is why i ask my colleagues to join me in supporting this bill today. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. collins: thank you, madam chair. with that i yield two minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. cline. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cline: i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 1112. this legislation is an attack on the constitutional rights of americans. this bill puts incredible roadblocks in the way of law-abiding citizens seeking to exercise their second amendment rights that ar

bass was. going to be a home states. and you become like we. are told. is supportive. she hopes don't sing can uplift the families welfare. yet. while i really wish the best for my son i want him to be a stud there are musicians who made it and so are the dancers i want him to make it great in life never mind him one that is. cut a nose that a car yet in don't say we got to do creation could be impossible. but even at school he takes off turning to him to tell him yes. that i can to moths now run didn't direct a joke out of the messy of the jungle scooped best film at africa's top film festival at the weekend the film was among twenty vying for the top golden stallion of the and then go watch. in while they're all in the fossil i guess he said his work was a message of peace the film is a road movie focusing on the wars in the democratic republic of congo through the eyes of two soldiers lost in the jungle here's a short excerpt. of the film is the mission of a preterist. no point interest. when you get the diversion. to become omari resumes that are none of whom. is a

want to do training and dance and he wouldn't tell members hold my bass he's only building. yes. i going right down soon. rank making this job. or talking about me i say if the twelve year old is not dancing he picks up the brush. cut on sprinting teacher he's his number one fun the painters link kut-o. to prefer. a dance instructor. this kid out of a sin those disappointed if i didn't wear them. you know why they do so i came into view and i got a boy. that. is now every july to be spliced. to. his instructor has already sported the youngster styling. he's attention span is amazing for a four young kid of his age but i think the tensions comes from the passion they have for the art. i feel. i owe you no one is forcing him to do what he what he does he comes here one's up stretches goes into classes and he learns. most children here come from slums are wrong uganda's capital kampala. was. dancing helps them keep focused on be a big dreams and wish to meet. jayna. and i want to make my own. yeah i teach children and own people and they make some something. like. their children who

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be very interesting development congratulations to your first of all for taking home the prize with bass and the international premiere of high ai you told me will be end of march in copenhagen at the c f h docs festival so congratulations on that and thank you very much for coming in and joining us and for asking these questions and coming in joining us thank you nice to have you in the studio. thanks. well now to a veritable music pioneer and it was thirty years ago that the late lou reed released his acclaimed new york album and on march second the former velvet underground lead singer would have been seventy seven reason enough for his widow laurie anderson to celebrate his experimental genius with a gift to his beloved hometown namely a free performance to commemorate his love of noise. the serenade by american performance artist laurie anderson in memory of her late husband who. reads guitars rang out in new york's cathedral of st john the divine but not in the usual way. his former guitar technician used the instruments to generate feedback by placing them against amplifiers the r

we begin today with president trump's national security advisor am bass do, ambassador john bolton, good to have you here. >> good to be with you. >> brennan: we have different versions of the story as to why this summit failed to produce any results. why was the president unable to negotiate further? >> i don't consider the summit a failure. i consider it a success defined it is a real estate protecting and advancing american national interests. there was extensive preparation or this meeting. extensive discussions between the president and kim jong-un and the issue really was whether north korea was prepared to accept what the president called ththe big deal, which is denuclearize entirely under a definition the president handed the kim jong-un, and have the potential for an enormous economic future. or try to do something less than that which was unacceptable to us. so the president held firm to his view. he deepened his relationship with kim jong-un. i don't view it as a failure at all when anatio interests are protected. >> brennan: but to be clear, north korea still has not agreed

our guest today is burning bass painter lennart karl who's colorful mysterious images are inspired by renaissance masterpieces. and in this week's edition of one hundred german must reads we look at a mystery set in the heady days following the full of the burning war. we begin in hamburg where the opening night of the verde opera nabucco began with its director two thousand kilometers away and the house arrest in moscow could all sort of brand of coffee is a harsh critic of the government so unable to travel he's relied on friends to carry out his vision for the production and his updated take on verdi's classic puts the plight of refugees in europe into the mix. of modern rendition a very nice classic nabucco set in the un security council teaming with six intrigue and spots. the slave chorus laments their lost home but in this update the original hebrew slaves have been replaced by actual refugees from syria and afghanistan. director kiro serb ran a coffee is not able to take the final curtain he's under house arrest in moscow and can only send a video message. a. great opening tha

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haven't so even though even so probably there's a hurling book with a quick cackle i know that in sea bass the chair days to prove that for example today the fact that it could be seen also in the forces of good external manipulation i think this put it over to true by the average algerian doesn't appointments are too good all to restore that maze that the rest of the world has them so they really wanted to give major part of the major people of a major political which are people that is able to control its demands for change so one day about this energy that she is describing why are some algerians not afraid anymore. i don't think my dreams were afraid of not only just government i think a serious war most dangerous war probably traumatized by the memory from a civil war and the ninety's. this is why one of the main themes of these protests has been the fact that they are. they are saying to the government that they want change they want they want they are challenging the the system they want to participate in public life in political life but they are saying it is a difficult choice and

bass: thank you, mr. speaker -- ms. bass: thank you, mr. speaker. the congressional black caucus condemns all forms of white supremacy, anti-similar and islamaphobia -- anti-semitism and islamaphobia. this could have been an issue that so hed further division among the country, but instead has enewt -- united everyone around our shared values, condemning all forms of bigotry and hatred. the black caucus stands firmly against all expressions of hate and is concerned by the recent uptick in hateful rhetoric and crimes targeting minority communities. for example, a white nationalist murdered nine african-american worshipers at emanuel a.m.e. church in charleston, south carolina, on the evening of june 15, 2015 in hopes of igniting a nationwide race war. or the perpetrator of the deadliest attack on jewish people in the united states' history at the tree of life synagogue building in pittsburgh that killed 11 worshipers. it is unfortunate that the president of the united states has shown a complete lack of leadership on these issues and has in fact fann

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prevention task force, a bipartisan bill with congressman king of new york, the -- to have congresswoman bass tell the story, her story of her son losing his life. it was policy and personal. i just anecdotally tell the story of when we passed the bill before, the brady bill, i was a relatively new member of congress, chuck schumer, now the leader in the senate, was our champion. he led the way and he was fearless. some of us had just the grass roots, the retail member-to-member contacts and the first time we did not succeed to pass the rule. so some of us went over to see mr. brady, a person from your profession, really such a talented man who as you know was he led the way and he was fearless. some of us had just the grass roots, the retail member-to-member contacts and the first time we did not succeed to pass the rule. so some of us went over to see mr. brady, a person from your profession, really such a talented man who as you know was shot at the same time president reagan, sadly, was. he sand sara have been such an inspiration. she's a guardian angel of it all for so many years even af

. >> slow baked black bass, ramps in season, and lettuces.ce and peas, suckling asabal pig and carolina gold rice. >> isn't that great? >> this is phenomenal. these peas are killer. >> i'm hitting the rice next. >> that's got the entire history of southern agriculture in it. >> right here. >> right there in that little bowl. this whole idea of having a century in a dish, none of this stuff was here 20 years ago. >> near the end of the civil war, during general sherman's scorched earth campaign, seed stores were a favored target. it was largely african slaves who were able to save the seeds that glen is now able to locate and reintroduce. >> it is those people who kept the corn. it is those people who kept the cow peas. it's those people who kept the vegetables because they couldn't buy their way out of not doing it. >> when you talk about hog foot, americans in the north do not embrace those classics of the south as an overlay of pain and oppression that goes with it. how do we combat that? >> what you're speaking about is walking away from y

they have gone through all the scenarios of the backstop and there is not another scenario with the bass of a what is needed by british mps and by british parliament and the british government is a decision. and they feel that in a sense they have been misled by the promised her because she has not been able to deliver the majority that she told the eu leaders and michel barnier that she could deliver. and d and we now have the chancellor weighing in, picking up the chancellor weighing in, picking up on the front page of the financial times. and essentially he is going to give his financial statement next week right in the middle of these crucial votes, essentially trying to say to mps vote this deal through because if it happens, then he could release the funds that would be needed otherwise for no—deal brexit. funds that would be needed otherwise for no-deal brexit. it is a very interesting intervention. the spring statement is next week and philip hammond has said before that this will not be a full physical event. it is not a budget. but he is promising to release loads of cash and r

get great deals on great gear at bass pro shops and cabela's.dhead rock creek shirts for under $16. and save 50% on rugged shark men's axis fishing shoes. your adventure starts here. >> tucker: finally a break. it's time now for final exam where the news professionals compete to see who has paid the closest attention to what has happening in this country. lauren blanchard has played very close attention. she's now tied for the second most wins on this segment. tonight, she goes for ten in a row. we brought in a challenger for her tonight who also had a notable winning streak of her own. >> thank you. i'm going up against a titan, tucker. >> i'm nervous. >> tucker: both of you have the same kind of sleeper affect. you come in and know everything. this is the one show i haven't bet on. you know the rules. hands on buzzers. i'll ask the questions. the first one to buzz in gets to answer the question. you must wait until i finish asking before you answer. every correct answer is worth a single point. each incorrect answer detracts a point from your

did like a really good dentist to release a bass yeah definitely. and. it's so amazing to be so close to it especially when it's such a rush to be sure we often think of conservation and species we just think of these meadows in these perfectly manicured landscapes but we're in the middle of a wasteland it's not a wasteland to them it's about how bad it's in fact the last place they can be in this area so it's really important that we take that into consideration when we make decisions about. to date candy week has been a resoundingly success. but to save britain's in sex more land must be given over to their protection. sara wants me to see another site the bug life is looking to reclaim twenty kilometers down the road at western marshes if successful it could add an additional seven hectares of protected habitat to the cause it's been a quiet so far with. fire and i went over a few times already so. before the site was abandoned it was a coal fired power station this black substrate is the fly ash which is the byproduct later on in the summer these low