i have had my arms wrapped around tony bennet for years.hen you're singing a love song that's what you want people to feel. >> are you having an affair with tony bennet? >> he's funny. gaga has a good point, though. where are we going see gaga next? back on stage in las vegas. >> let's talk about oprah. she invested in ww. she joined the board of investors. now we learned the wellness brand just took a huge hit. >> weight watchers works. >> in 2016 oprah bought a stake in the company and made a lot of money right away. but yesterday the stock tumbled 35%, which means on paper oprah lost an estimated $48 million. >> it's not a diet. it's about eating thing us love and making them healthier. >> they say they're disappointed with their start in 2019 but say oprah will play a central role in spring 2019. kate hudson was just chosen as a brand ambassador. kate received backlash because people said she only had to lose baby weight. weight watchers rebranded to ww last year. the reason might be current crazy z like the keto diet. when we asked hal

michael bennet going, hey, no pander. just throwing it out there.yeah? >> go blue. >> i want on all acc final four. that's all we have for tonight. we'll be back tomorrow with more "mtp daily." "the beat" with ari melber starts right now. >> was that go blue a michigan reference? >> yes, it was! it was a michigan reference. >> chuck said the worst things about michigan off-camera, ari. >> no, i didn't. >> i just said, it's not the um. when you say um, there's only one um and it's down in coral gables. >> we say um in ann arbor. >> now i'm getting ganged on by you millennial michiganders. good-bye. >> bye, chuck. >>> democrats now

let's start with jeff bennet. it seemed like the president is trying to keep the news cycle business on a friday afternoon. what is going on. >> it seems he is trying to flood the zone with distractions, but i asked president trump this morning i said do you expect the mueller report to be transmitted to the attorney general today and he said i have no idea. so president so this long politic tire is a waiting game still. they are staffed like the white house thinks something might happen. he also travelled with the white house council that could mean something or nothing. we'll have to see how the day plays out, but the president if you take into affect his public comments, he is trying to have it best way. on the other hand he is trying to under cut the investigation, trying to paint it as a ridiculous pursuit, trying to paint robert mueller as the leader of a soft coup triying t rise up against him. first with foxx news and later on the south lawn. >> we'll see what happens, there was no collusion, there was no

with that let's start the hour, jeff bennet, i imagine with a list of 81 people and a document accide request that big there will be push back in the building behind you. >> you would think they would push back against this thing. they are looking for a smart san fishing expedition, but they're not doing that. earlier today in a statement she says the ju decision yar committee will review it and respond at the appropriate time. and the trump campaign also gave me a similar statement saying we got the question, we'll look at it. here is kind of what is happening here, the white house council office, i'm told, is they have a legitimate oversight request and they say they will look through it and go line by line reserting the right for executive privilege, but a source says the list of 81 names and entities, there are more names to come. we also learned that the relevant chairman of the house intel, house foreign affairs, separately say they want the translator that's were involved in meetings between president trump and vladimir putin. so they will be busy with that too. white house off

michael bennet and bernie sanders.(ken) president trump packed up and headed home earlier than expected from his second summit with north korean leader kim jong un. the two failed to reach an agreement on the denuclearizati on of north korea -- so the talks disintegrated. but leaving without a deal isn't what many lawmakers are condemning. as kaitlan collins reports -- they are speaking out against the president's comments regarding american college student otto warmbier, who died shortly after being released from north korean prison. president trump:"i'm never afraid to walk away from a deal"and that's exactly what president trump did, leaving vietnam today without a deal and on an empty stomach after talks with the north korean dictator fell apart.the president and kim jong un canceling lunch and a joint signing ceremony after reaching a standoff during their second nuclear summit. trump:"basically, they wanted the sanctions lifted in their entirety, and we couldn't do that. they were willing to denuke a large portio

michael bennet going, hey, no pander. just throwing it out there. or maybe michael bennet is not running. >> i have two words for you, chuck. >> yeah? >> go blue. >> i want on all acc final four. that's all we have for tonight. we'll be back tomorrow with more "mtp daily." "the beat" with ari melber starts right now. >> was that go blue a michigan reference? >> yes, it was! it was a michigan reference. >> chuck said the worst things about michigan off-camera, ari. >> no, i didn't. >> i just said, it's not the um. when you say um, there's only one um and it's down in coral gables. >> we say um in ann arbor. >> now i'm getting ganged on by you millennial michiganders. good-bye. >> bye, chuck. >>> democrats now demanding the white house fork over evidence on jared kushner's use of private messaging apps. and an author is going to make her debut appearance tonight on that story. we love new voices and we're excited to get to that. also later, when you think about this debate about indicting a president, there's been a lot of talk from a lot of different

this was on inverness avenue in bennet valley, and that is in rural sonoma county. >>> knowing what weather conditions to expect at the swipe of a finger, you can download our nbc bay area app and you won't be taken by surprise, and you can't argue with the price either because it is free. >>> family and friends are mourning the loss of a west point cadet and dallas high school graduate. 21-year-old peter zhu died in a skiing accident in new york and he was pronounced brain dead days later. >> he is an organ donor but his bay area parents have gone to court in new york because they want doctors there to retrieve something very personal from their son's body before his organs are harvested. nbc bay area's sergioui is live with details on the request. >> reporter: he was an honor student at west point, hoping to become a doctor. in court papers his parents say he always wanted to have children and now they're going to court to ask a judge to ask them to help make that dream come true. according to west point, peter zhu is one of the top cadets in his class. in the bay area his former swim coa

they're a great program and we're exciting to may a major team for bennet a rematch with one of the mostes in baseball. >> jay wright. >> he and i are close there. >> this will be the gaels, -- els, -- first 4 games were played tonight. the field has been trimmed to 66. belmont was 0-7, the bruins taking on temple. belmont took control the 16-3 run. the and in. nick with a left hand. the on bruin in double figures as they went 81-70. belmont advances. prarrie view against dickinson. this was a good game. ellis for prairie view. part of a 14-0 run. dickinson got back in it. the knights up by a bucket. make it four. that was enough for the knights to win 82-76. a night to celebrate. you win and now you play gonzaga next in the tournament. enjoy that celebration. >> at least they're in. coming up next at 11:00. >> housing is a human right. >> a protest over parking as the bay area's housing cites forces people to turn to their vehicles rather than homes. . >>> city leaders in mountain view are meeting to consider a track down on people living in their rvs. >> it's a sign of the times as hou

we've just learned that two of the passengers are from redding, california, two brothers, melvin and bennet riffle. the ntsb and inspectors from boeing recovered the black boxes from the crash to try to figure out a cause. this is the second deadly crash involving the boeing 737 max 8 in the last five months. both crashes are similar. they both happened minutes after takeoff. in october, lion air flight crashed off indonesia killing all 189 on board. airlines in ethiopia, china and indonesia have grounded the max 8 until they have answers. senator feinstein put out this statement just in the past 90 minutes. it says in part, until the cause of the crash is known and it's clear that similarksren't present in the domestic fleet, i believe all boeing 737 max 8 series aircraft operating in the united states should be temporarily grounded. now, the max 8 flies into the bay area quite frequently. american has 24 max 8s in its fleet. they fly out of sfo, oakland and san jose. southwest has 34 that fly to those same three airports. norwegian airlines flies to sfo and oakland and it has 18. all of t

coach randy bennet 's boys play taking on colony out of onio. ontario. sophomore just missed a double double with 19 points, nine rebounds. his first state title, 55-40. girls division four championship and leroy hurt going for the first state title since 2005. tic lead by a dozen after a quarter. 24 rebounds. just one off the state record for any division title game. she also had 16 points. oakland girls also won the d3 title yesterday. a's, brewers. a double off the wall and that will bring in mark canon. game is tied at one. but then things went horribly wrong in the suxth. oakland surrendered seven runs. jeremy gave up two of those. brew crew wins 11-2. giants lost 8-0 to the cubs. marlins and nationals, perfect games are rare and even tougher to get unspring training. pablo lopez and chen combined for a perfect game but with one out in the ninth, he gave up that home run and the marlins win 2-1. >>> earth quakes hosting minnesota united s krrksz. ibarrau, his -- but during the next stoppage they reviewed the play and determined it's a penalty kick f

mel and bennet riffel were on an oversea adventure. they boarded the jet heading to kenya that crashed. >> i did visit susan and ike this morning. their faith is really strong. >> flowers and candles outside st. joseph's church, in honor of mel and bennet riffel. >>> another person that died on the flight is anne musyidki. she is from the area. and people said that she was a working mother and was passionate about help people in south africa to get access to technology. >> she worked with drive and passion. she was someone really trying to make things work. very kind in the way she would work with the people around her. >> anne musyidki is survived by her young children and her husband. coworkers said that thinking about how much they lost makes her death more difficult for them. we'll bring you new information from boeing and the faa as this story develops. >>> happening today, the alameda county board of supervisors will take the vote on urban shield. they gave unanimous preliminary approval last month to change the training program.

tournament...2 nd time in the last three seasons...and the 12th straight post season appearance for randy bennet's club. this time around they earned an 11 seed. as for their opponent...another team that's very familiar with the big dance...villanova, the reigning ncaa champ... nova is a 6-seed this year...after winning the big east tournament.(wipe to fullscreen) the date to go dancing is this thursday the 21st. the gaels will make the trip east to hartford, connecticut...game time 4:20 pacific. and despite the long flight ahead...the gaels had some fun watching today's selection show and learning their opponent for round one. team cheers some people thought this would be a down year for st. mary's...the gaels lost some early out of conference games and the wcc is strong... but players like jordan ford, malik fitts, and tanner krebs stepped up...knocking off top ranked gonzaga in the conference tournament and winning nine of their last 11 games. some call it golf's 5th major... the player's championship wrapped up today at florida's tpc sawgrass... fans in the st. patrick day's spirit... 7th hole

jeff bennet, thank you for your reporting on that. coming up next, i'll be joined by gretchen whitmer. names just two for president trump. he promised to bring jobs in the state, those votes might now be in jeopardy. plus later in the hour, how the new zealand response to their mass shooting. you're watching msnbc. shooting. you're watching msnbc. like now your doctor may be talking to you about screening for colon cancer. luckily there's me, cologuard. the noninvasive test you use at home. it all starts when your doctor orders me. then it's as easy as get, go, gone. you get me when i'm delivered... right to your front door and in the privacy of your own home. there's no prep or special diet needed. you just go to the bathroom, to collect your sample. after that, i'm gone, shipped to the lab for dna testing that finds colon cancer and precancer. cologuard is not right for everyone. it is not for high risk individuals, including those with a history of colon cancer or precancer. ibd, certain hereditary cancer syndromes, or a family his

jeff bennet is joining us now, what are we expecting to be brought up in this hearing? >> this is the first of many congressional hearings into these two overseas deadly air crashes, so the senators today want answers to two big questions. first, how does this self certification process work. how does bowing oversee their own design changes, and how the company and the faa responded to these actions. they this after governments all around the world dhoes do so. we heard from elaine choi, and think said she is looking for an independent kpee to look into all of this. so he says this about this self certification process. he says i know our oversight needs to evolve. he said it is the applicants responsibility to make sure that an aircraft con forces to the faa regulations and perform the appropriate inspections and tests nest to establish that an aircraft design complies. it is important to show that the overall design meets safety standards. look, one area of inquiry is the outside influence in the federal government. it is the country's largest exporter. last year they

nbc's jeff bennet joins us from capitol hill. what do we know about this? why was jared kushner meeting with the committee? >> the hill team has confirmed kushner met with members of the committee and not staffers. based on what we've been able to piece together, he was in that room, in that secure area for about three hours. jared kushner testified once before this committee back in 2017. but there was a bipartisan agreement that they would bring kushner back to the committee to testify again before this panel wraps up and releases their report. so the fact that he was back here today is a signal of how significant a witness he is given that chairman, richard burns and mark warns, the democratic ranking member both had to sign off on it. and this is a signal that this committee is finally wrapping up its report. no word back yet, ali. >> we'll stay on top of this story with you. thank you very much. >>> coming up next, president trump is calling for the fbi, the justice department to review the jussie smollett case. what we know about the case and why it w

bennet is available as well. >> commissioner: do you want to continue and we'll take questions. >> clerk: next item is the combined scheduling and registration work flow within the department. this initiative has really come up because of the implementation of epic and when you look at the epic system it adopts what's considered industry standard of having a single point of contact through scheduling and preregistration and any eligibility work that may be required. when we looked at our existing processes, there's variation between how scheduling registration and eligibility are happening depending on the setting if you're in a clinic setting or in-patient. there were gaps where we believed the work flow needed to be changed and areas where we had staff who were perhaps working on one or more of the three components. perhaps not all three and what we need to do when we do up plent epic is to make -- implement epic is to ensure they're ache to -- able to do the scheduling and registration properly. in some cases it means adding additional job functions where they did not have it before.

bennet for five minutes. ms. bennet: my name is carri i am here on behalf of the rural wireless association. thank you for this opportunity thisstify on the impact merger will have on rural americans. we oppose this merger. it is bad for competition and consumers, especially in rural areas who will experience fewer choices, price increases, and substandard service. it should be denied. t-mobile has had more than 20 years to build out in rural america. let's face it, t-mobile is making a lot of promises about how it will expand coverage and -- in rural america and improve service for these americans. but based on its track record, we have no reason to believe that it will do so. i will run through four areas of concern. first, roaming. roaming arrangements are important for rural americans. roaming keeps urban suburban, , and rural americans connected. sprint has historically worked with rural carriers to ensure they have robust wireless service. t-mobile has not. according to our members, t-mobile's roaming rates

michael bennet that democrat from colorado considering getting in the race slammed his head on the tablehat he thought about other presidential contenders embracing the idea of expanded supreme court. having seen up close how cynical and vicious the tea party guys, the last thing i want to do is beat those guys during an interview at a coffee shop. is this catching on? >> it is fascinating how much process has become part of the democratic debate within the democratic presidential candidates, within that field. it's not just the supreme court, it's also getting rid of the electoral college which is getting a lot of steam, a number of candidates including elizabeth warren last night coming out in favor of abolishing of the electoral college, getting what of the filibuster, something the president talks a lot about, there are a lot of liberal democrats who believe that's the only way if a democrat becomes president to see a progressive agenda come through. adding the district of columbia and puerto rico as states. the feeling overall for people running for president is democrats for years

senator michael bennet, also his chief of staff when in the mayor's office, he's also said publicly he'sun. jim? >> thanks very much. let's bring in harry enton senior political analyst for cnn. before we eliminate him or call him a distant dark horse here, he has characteristics that appeal to some democrats for a national run. he's a western governor. not a coastal governor or politician. he's a businessman. not a bad resume to run against a guy like trump. >> no, i will say that democrats don't particularly put being a businessman high up on the qualities they want. the poll out yesterday showed that i'd point out as you were hinting at that he starts off low in the polls. only 1% in iowa. 0% in new hampshire. but the good news is all he can go is up. >> right. right. >> so senator sanders, he took a little bit of a different turn than we've seen him before. goes more personal in campaign stops in brooklyn, alabama and elsewhere. have a listen to what he was saying. >> my experience as a child living in a family that struggled economically, powerfully influenced my life and my values.

jay inslee and former governor john hickenlooper have officially jumped in colorado senator michael bennetnew hampshire new york city mayor bill de blasio was in south carolina a senator elizabeth warren was in queens and three more candidates were in texas doing town halls on cnn. in total, "the new york times" lists 15 candidates who already declared and aleast another eight who might run. look at that there are so manpeople on that screen you didn't even notice that one of them was carrot top. [ laughter and applause and on top of all that, "the nes york treported that former vice president joe biden is 95% committed to running andn this speech to firefighters this week, he teased -- he teased a possible r >> you know, i'd like you all to -- i appreciate the energy you showed when i got up here. save it a little longer. i may need it in a few weeks [ cheers and applause be careful what you wish for >> seth: no, dude, be careful what you wish for. [ lauger ] you really want to do this if you run for president, everybody is going to dig through every dumb thing you40 said the lasears and

carri bennet. >> members of the subcommittee, my name is carri bennet and i'm here on behalf of the world wireless association. thank you for the opportunity to testify on the impact of the proposed merger and what that will have on rural americans. rwa opposes this merger. it is bad for competition, bad for consumers for consumers who will experience fewer choices in substandard service. t-mobile has 20 years to build out in rome rural america. they are making a lot of promises about how it will expand coverage in rural america and improve coverage for these americans but based on the track record, we have no reason to believe that it will do so. i'm going to run through 4 areas of concern. first, roaming. roaming our arrangements are important. roaming keeps rural urban and suburban users connected. ensuring carriers have low cost wireless service, but t-mobile does not. t-mobile roaming rates are 20 times higher than sprint and their existing roaming agreements are one-sided. t-mobile will frequently enter into unilateral agreements into which rural carrier subscribers can roam on thei

. >>> valentine's day, 1994, was two days away, but mary bennet's heart was already racing and for allng reasons. her daughter cathy torrez never came home after her shift at sav-on ended. and the next morning, there was still no sign of her. mary called cathy's friends and no one had seen her. so mary got in the car and scoured the streets of placentia, searching for cathy and her red toyota corolla. cathy's sister tina saw the wrenching worry in their mother's face. >> she was a mom full of pain. she was a mom who -- who was hurting because she was looking for her baby. she would say, "just find the car." if you find the car, it was like an equation. find the car, you'll find cathy. >> reporter: you get any sleep sunday night? >> no. just waiting. >> reporter: you don't want to call the police because that makes it real? >> that's right. it makes it real because you're still holding onto the hope that she's going to come running in through that backdoor. >> reporter: by monday, cathy still wasn't home. panic was setting in and mary called the police department to report her daughter

bennet: i apologize,. sen. grassley: senator whitehouse. sen. whitehouse: thank you. just make one more point, i think we should be trying to figure out how people don't have to cut their drugs in half. that would be the goal for this committee and for the people on this panel. sen. grassley: senator whitehouse. sen. whitehouse: i would like to ask about a particular segment of the pharmaceutical market. chairman grassley opened his remarks by talking about patients taking a drug that has no competition as being a cause for concern. mr. frazier, your testimony included the statement that price gouging by those who jack up the prices of off patent drugs that have no competition is a problem. let me ask if there is anyone on this panel who disagrees that off-patente facto monopolies now in the pharmaceutical market? is anybody disagree with that as a fact? >> i don't disagree. sen. whitehouse: that there are? >> it is true. sen. whitehouse: and is it also not true that sometimes these off-patent monopolies are used to impose monopoly pricing? >> it is true, and i think