here is bill miller. >> the great 35-year bond bucket ended this summer with a double bolt.nd i think we're looking for a long bear market that's going to be a benign bear market, i believe. but still a bear market. to stocks are underpinned well by the fact there isn't much else to do with your money at the short end of the curve. >> okay. so -- that's the flip side of all of this. >> but that's the could ca co nun drum, stimulating growth towards 3 and 4%. you're not getting that when you have a u.s. ten-year treasury below 250. to you have question, why is that occurring. you've also lost a participation in the correlation between higher crude oil prices and energy equities. again, you have to ask yourself, what is that telling you about the market? >> and we lost the correlation, or is that -- >> yeah. >> really? or has it flattened out? >> no it hasn't flattened out. >> i disagree. >> energy equities -- >> ektsz. when you look at oil -- where is it sitting right now? >> pete, that's what i just said. i said energy equities lost the correlation with the price of oil. spo

. >> we have bill miller for two hours. that's always good.hink in the last five years, his fund has once again outperformed just about anyone. he's got sort of calming, sanguined view on things. never get too excited one way or the other. looking at some of his notes, some surprising things that he says. we'll find out as much as we can from him. two hours is a good amount of time to spend with bill miller. i wanted to talk to you, wilfred, about -- i'm not sure. i don't understand. i was watching theresa may yesterday, back in the uk. and whenever i see anyone talk -- is that parliament or something? >> that is parliament, exactly. the french word for talking. >> the grumblings, everything comment she makes. everybody is yelling, agreeing, disagreeing. they're so rude. is that -- you probably don't know much -- is this the house of commons? you probably have no idea what goes on, since you're like a lord. you're house of lords, are both houses there -- >> the house of commons really is all that matters. that's where the power is. >> why is t

that's the bull case for guys like bill miller who have, you know, a very, very long term time horizondifferent octoberives. >> thanks. >> thanks for having me. >>> baby formula, the good, the bad, and the ugly is next. >>> welcome back, time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first, the good. johnson nutrition, british do you remember consumer goods company considering buying the baby food maker $16 billion. it's higher by 22%. ryder systems is in the bad. this is the truck rental company. stock drops after earnings missed estimates and guided lower as well, lower by almost 8%, almost ugly. it is an ugly day for edwards life sciences, although it beat earnings and sales, but btig downgraded the stock worrying growth the key heart valve could slow off 9.5%, brian. >> wow. meantime. chipolte earning after the bell. tough times for them over? plus, iran put on notice by the trump administration, are we just a headline or a tweet away from $75 oil? more after this. stick around. wh wi toee councon, a a ur ly'ss.'lwetal and. >>> i'm sue herera with your update at this hour. a senate comm

taking the other side this morning, bill miller on squawk today talked about stocks being underpinnedy a lack of options in other markets. take a listen. >> basically the unattra unattractiveness of bonds and the environment we're in, i believe and i think i've said on the show that the great 35-year bond bull market ended this summer with a double bottom. and i think we're looking for a long bear market. it's going to be a benign bear market, i believe, but still it's a bear market. so stocks are underpinned well by the fact that there really isn't much else to do with your money at the short end of the curve. >> he says stocks would be expensive if the ten-year got to 6. obviously nowhere near that. >> he's a bull. he's a bull in everything he's even a bear on. it's interesting. look, if you're in boeing today, dan loeb, boeing has a $66 billion deal with iran. well, iran was on its last legs and ready to collapse until the u.s. came along. when you read the president's tweets, it's not like you feel good about the $16.6 billion boeing deal, right? with iran? you feel good about tha

announced that it's launching an urban youth activities fund it will hahn not late community advocate bill miller a board member new fund will help support a number of clubs like skating program. good news if you missed the new year's day parade. how you can see the mummers strut their stuff this weekend. >> no need to be careful with your date today any more. you can use whatever you want. announcement by one carrier that has the whole lot of folks celebrating. >>> and sean bell is celebrat celebrating, why, because he's live tonight in florida. he's got the shades on. hey, sean. >> that's right, i'm down in clearwater, florida. coming up later in sports, president of baseball operations andy mc phail talks about what he wants to see in spring training. that's coming up in just a bit. >>> in center city philadelphia, a big celebration for that guy right there. president lincoln members of the union league and civil war reactors honored this birthday with the annual lincoln day parade down chestnut street. many military reenactors played period music marched along to the independence hall. the us

i'm bill o'reilly. in the "miller's get right to the sages of in california, joining us from santa barbara. miller, been watching a lot of politics this week, have you? >> billy, enough to realize of the democrats, by complaining this much, are shooting themselves in the foot with batman come a little boy, and ay crossbow. i have some predictions to make 2020, trump wins again. he turns it over in 2024 and 2282 vice presidents. 12. then, 32, 36, let's say, 40, give her a third term, ivanka takes over because she is so popular. then, '44, sheesh turns it over to barron trump. baron takes it up, then, turning it over to the cushion our kids, now, 2060. but give it back to the dems to take a rest. i guess, 2060, hillary -- >> bill: what about the bushes? the bushes have to get back in the game here. you are a high tech guy, miller. there is a company that wants to sell drones to everybody or have drones deliver stuff to you. and they did a demonstration. roll the tape. >> for the photographer, we try to do an augmented q

earlier bill miller named the company one of his top stock picks. >>> and hasbro trading near all-time. and later high profile setbacks in president trump's cabinet, we will talk to bill daley. stay tuned, you are watching "squawk box" here on cnbc. >>> time for the executive edge. president trump is promising businesses both big and small. he will usher in an era of more business friendly practices. but how does main street stand to benefit from deregulation and what do small businesses wanted to see perform? kate rogers joins new from englewood cliffs. have we been -- yes, our headquarters. >> we decided to look at the federal regulatory burden. just last year as a whole more than 400 regulations were finalized costing $164 billion to implement. that's according to the conservative research group m p american action forum. separate data from the national small business association finds companies are spending about $12,000 a year to comply with federal regulations alone. we reached out to different businesses to hear what regulations they would like to rereformed in washington. first

y i'm bill o'reilly. the "miller time" segment. right to the sage of southern california who is in southern california right now. here we are, miller. >> billy, what a beautiful room. bill sleeps right here in the room. you can see about his good luckh elephant bong out from back east. >> bill: it's not a bong. >> hard copy first editions of "killing everybody and his mother." beautiful. >> bill: i know you are a deep thinker, miller. most people think you are a shallow nomadic showbiz guy, but that is not true. you are a deep thinker. and you know that we have this divide in america, and you come up with a way to solve it, heal it? >> i do. it is appropriate if you are here in l.a., the red and the blue states are probably not as balkanized as the crips and the bloods, quite frankly. it is gotten quite nasty. but it hasn't gotten violent. it is not near a civil war. you have to admit, it is probably the most pronounced i have seen it in my lifetime. and i was thinking, well, we don't really hate each other. some people do, but i t

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i am bill o'reilly. in this "millernight, two hot topics, barack obama kite surfing with a very rich guy. and tom brady trying to figure out who took his super bowl jersey. >> the jersey come i put it in my bag and i came out and it wat there anymore. so, it is unfortunate because that is a nice piece of memorabilia. if it shows up on ebay similar, someone let me know, try to track that down. >> bill: texas authorities have taken it seriously. they have called in the texas rangers to help solve the brady mystery. joining is not from santa barbara, california, dennis miller. you didn't take the jersey, did you come a miller? >> no, i got two theories. either bernie sanders took half of it, laying claim to have, or this is who i think really took it, i think roger caddell took it. i think he has an unrequited man crush on tom brady. you always hurt the one you love. and i think he feels if he owns this thing that at least somewhere down the road, tom will have to visit him and ask for the jersey back and maybe they can ha

it all comes full circle. >> bill: there he is, dennis miller. got a switchboard to operate. >> bill: i have to go to martha, and she is on deck. an awful story out of baltimore. the 18-year-old shot dead by police after a judge put him out on the street where she should not have done that. martha moments away. safe drivers who switch to esurance could save money on car insurance. in fact, safe drivers who switch from geico to esurance could save hundreds. so if you switch to esurance, saving is a pretty safe bet. auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. click or call. the search for relief often leads here.s, today there's drug-free aleve direct therapy. a high intensity tens device that uses technology once only in doctors' offices. for deep penetrating relief at the source. aleve direct therapy. ♪ >> bill: "back of the book"k" segment, tonight, "did you see that?" in baltimore, a 19-year-old named curtis deal arrested three times since the first of the year on drugs and weapons charges. nevertheless, judge ni

i am bill o'reilly. in the "millertwo weeks ago, d-man and i discussed his idea, putting a wall between california, oregon, and washington state, dividing the folks. also, walls around the northeast in chicago because attitudes are so different in those places. tonight, miller would like to expand his theory. he joins us from florida. what are you doing at florida? are you hanging at mar-a-lago, miller? >> i am down here for the big phil keating harris seminar. we sat with phil and he talked about the latest cutting edge paul mays and stuff like that. then, i go up the road next week, i am at the burt reynolds dinner theatre and jupiter, florida, doing love letters with nancy pelosi. today, i find out she can't read, so, we have to teach her the script phonetically. >> bill: [laughs] phil keating, by the way, a fox news correspondent based in south florida. [laughs] all right, miller, now. you are saying that americans are no longer going to be able to get along. >> bill, let me quote the great buffalo springfield, the

bill miller said shares could double.ing to double, maybe this is a time to put some money in or not, in your view. >> i think they can theoretically double, perhaps not over three years, but i don't think this is the time right now to get in. i still think the expectations have not fully calibrated with the reality of the situation. what we saw in the quarter is, yes, revenue is doing well and performed at the high end of the guidance range, but the incremental margins associated with aws dramatically slowed, chopped by half, actually, versus last year. then they're still investing a ton of money when it comes to content and trying to go to war with all these companies. until we have more confidence in the profitability, i don't think you can make that call. >> so -- >> i do love bill miller though. >> with the web services, i mean, is there a deceleration there? or is it just temporary? >> i think it's temporary, but it could be sustained, at least for the next year. >> hence your thesis of maybe waiting even longer bef

miller didn't just talk about the travel ban. this week the department of homeland security estimated that trump's border wall is going to cost $21.6 billion dollar billsbut miller says it is a good investment. >> this wall will pay for itself many, many, many times over. (laughter). >> stephen: it will pay for itself? i thought mexico was paying for it. now trump's going to make the wall pay for the that's not fair. that's not fair at all. but miller took his strongest stand when it came to defending the president's super crazy charges of voter frawt. this week trump said the only reason he lost new hampshire is because voters were bussed in from massachusetts. and miller has the evidence, kind of sort of. >> wine strawb-- weintraub says a call upon the president to share voter fraud evidence so allegations may be investigated promptly, do you have that evidence? >> this morning on this show is not the venue for me to lay out all the evidence. >> stephen: okay. (laughter) not all the evidence. how about some of the evidence. maybe any of the evidence? >> george, go to new hampshire, talk to anybody who works in politics there for a long time. everybod

bill miller is going to be our special guest host starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern time.st a moment. >>> orangutans now have the chance to swipe right. a dutch zoo is helping primates find love with what is called tinder for orangutans. in a four-year mating experience, the zoo will show an 11-year-old ape photos of potential love interests on a tablet. i guess in the orangutan world 11 is of age. i would hope. >> oh, of course, yes. >> all right. as long as they're not, you know. and researchers will then evaluate the pair's compatibility. i can't believe orangutans can do that based on looks. wouldn't you need to meet the other orangutan and smell the other orangutan and stuff like that? >> people do it. >> no, i know. but orangutans seem like -- >> they're smarter than us? >> no, i didn't know orangutan -- i actually have a joke about that, about -- >> oh, boy. better tell me later. >> orangutans -- are differences? >> of course. >> okay. maybe some are better looking an thoers. it hasn't been happily ever after yet. apparently after being given a tablet, the orangutan

host: another example from your then chair of veterans jeff miller s and announcing their agreement on a veterans bill. video clip] >> this legislation that we are today is far rd from what i would have written alone and i o it suspect it is fair to say it is far from what chairman miller done if he brought this by himself. compromise. there is give and take on both ides and let me be clear i strongly support whether we have come up with. >> this has been a very process.t chairman miller and i worked ithin the context philosophically of the house and senate being different and looking at the world differently. a lot of partisanship and i want chairman miller very much. >> if i had written this the secretary would have the ability fire the top senior level individuals without an appeal. senator sanders wanted an appeal. this is a compromise we have been able to reach. working on this iligently from the days that this has passed both bodies. the fact that there has been movement for a long period of time i think was exaggerated. among sanders and i other members of the conference committees have worked

. >> bill: steven miller will write the speech. another barn burner like the state of the union? >> we have not seen another style from him. the administration promises that we will hear something different this time. but if this is blood and soil and the dark knight of the american soul, then they think they have a problem. i think they're more optimistic than that and you'll probably hear is speech for visionary, more optimistic. >> bill: two days only four tweets. >> congress is breathing sighs of relief. >> shannon: don't get ahead of yourself on that. you've just unleashed. >> bill: wise words. tomorrow at this time we'll hear president trump appear at cpac, a collection of mostly younger folks and a conservative hard core part of the party. how he is met there and how they receive him and what he says is something that we'll all be watching for. that's live tomorrow here on "america's newsroom." >> shannon: we'll talk to jonah goldberg on that coming up and a lot more. secretary of state preparing to meet the president of mexico. can rex tillerson mend fences with our south

miller and dick carpenter of the institute for justice discuss how bottleneck verse Ãgovernment regulations that they benefit from. thursday at -- in new york city former special assistant to president billn and ames beard award-winning author, adrian miller will have a history of african-americans who work in the food service at the white house. also during that evening at the new york university bookstore, carolyn might give her critical thoughts on gun rights movement, and stand your ground laws being adopted across the country.and that is a look at some of the programs booktv will be covering ts

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bill belichick. marshawn lynch. von miller. you name it. can't wait to see it. >> great job with pop news. the big game today. >> go falcons. >> rise up, baby! >> go falcons. >> rise up, baby! >> from abc 7 news, this is a good morning washington update. >> good sunday morning. police are searching for the suspect who got away after hitting an officer's car and trying to run over another officer on foot. this happened last night when officers responded to suspects breaking into cars. the scene. the car crashed into an officer's car and the driver tried to run an officer over. suspect did get away. officer shot their weapons. no one was hurt. a short while later, authorities found a car burning in northeast that matched the description of the car. officers are searching for the suspect and we will keep you updated through the day as the story continues to develop. now, a check on the weather. >> here is a look at where we will come in for today. above average. getting into the 50's. as you head out for the super bowl sunday plants, temperatures in the 40's. warmer compared to yesterday even

bill belichick. marshawn lynch. von miller. you name it. can't wait to see it. >> great job with pop news.ame today. >> go falcons. >> rise up, baby! >> go falcons. >> rise up, baby! good morning, i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >> coming up next, a federal appeals court denies the department of justice requests for the reenstatement for the travel ban. >>> a girl scout is robbed, what the suspect got away with. >>> the windchills are in the 20s, but we could crack 60 later this week. details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can deliver equal uploads and downloads. welcome to 8 and a half maple street. it's half a house. and even though it only has half a kitchen, half the closet space and a half bath, it's a full house to the wilsons. because they have fios, their half

bill belichick. marshawn lynch. von miller. you name it. can't wait to see it. >> great job with "pop news." big game today. >> go falcons. >> rise up, baby! >> go falcons. >> rise up, baby! >>> good morning. i'm carolyn tyler. the 9th district court of appeals in san francisco says it won't make a decision until at least tomorrow afternoon on an emergency motion filed by the justice department. late last night, the administration's request to place an immediate hold on a washington judge's order blocking president trump's immigration travel ban was denied. seven predominantly muslim countries are involved. the court is waiting to rule after both sides file legal briefs. >>> if you're taking b.a.r.t. today, expect delays of at least 15 to 20 minutes. b.a.r.t. officials say crews will be removing trees on an emergency basis and trains will be single-tracking through san francisco. trains from dublin pleasanton to daly city will turn back at 24th street, so riders will need to switch trains at 24th street to get to daly city. b.a.r.t. officials say the delays will continue until 4:30 this afte

. ♪ we've got the beer ♪ miller beer >>> all right. bill press. go. >> just first of all.y that. yeah the pool is a small group of the reporters representing print and television and radio. and they come in like the oval office when the president is just meeting with foreign leader because not everyone can get in on or air force one. not everybody can get on. this pool they left out anybody who has been critical of the president and point two. talk of fake news, nobody proven any of the stories reported by "new york times" or cnn will be false. >> and never point out when you ask them. i want to talk about this in los angeles, united voices rally in place of the academy award party. look at all the voices there. michael j. fox, jody foster, gavin newsome, lieutenant governor. on and on. on top of all the rallies happening around the country at republican rallies, all the maurz. what do you think of this john? >> look don, said this before, i think this is a great thing. and i think republican congressmen that refuse to hold legitimate town hall meetings in legitimate areas

bill, vote for the amendments. she is a bit survey heroine, julia miller, on investment charges, she did some good work into that, andhere is the for her but this will bea there is the for her but this will be a massive battle, this is going to keep us going throughout march, april may, and beyond. gina miller, in the independent front page, you admire her, as the woman who brought this case, she came in for a lot of stick from certain quarters? she has had a lot of stick, a lot of people will say into response what she did, the public had their say, they were very clear, they voted for "brexit" and the idea that it has to be brought back before parliament is kind of unnecessary, because it is almost a hurdle that is not warranted, given that people had their direct say. yes, she is clearly standing up for principles she thinks are very important, she thinks that this is something that she must do, and the fact she went to such lengths to do it, whether you are on either side of the " b rex it" you are on either side of the "brexit" fans, you have got to admire herfor doing "brexit" fans, you have got to admire her f

i co-sponsored a bill, i originally sponsored a bill and ended up being a former congresswoman candice miller that took it over, i was co-sponsor, we tried to look at the situations in brussels, in paris, et cetera, where you had french, belgian, basically european nationals, those who are a part of our visa waiver program who could come here at any time but had become radicalized. and what we did was we said if you have in the last five years traveled to iraq, syria, et cetera, then you're not going to qualify for the visa waiver, we'll take a second look at you. that is quite different from what donald trump, which i said, said if you're from syria, forget it, you're in the coming into the country, period, even if you're a woman, a child, a refugee, a christian syrian, victim of isis, forget it, you can't come in, and secondly, if you're from the seven countries you also can't come in, period. so i hope that we get back to having an intelligent conversation about how we can really keep the homeland safe and do it within the spirit of who we are as a country. >> the president's lawyers have

the first canadian woman to grace that country's money will be on a $10 bill next year. michelle millernally getting new recognition. michelle, good morning. >> good morning. well, her name is viola desmond. never heard of her? up until a few years ago, neither did many canadians but her story is giving context to assumptions on canada's history that the nation free of slavery, free of legal segregation, not so free of racism. desmond gives voice to that. >> reporter: 90-year-old wanda robson is proud of her big sister. >> is this her apartment here. >> reporter: proud that by 42 viola desmond had built a thriving hair care and beauty supply business. modeling herself after america's first female self-made millionaire, madam c.j. walker. >> she said that's who i want to be. this lady was way before her time. >> reporter: she's even prouder of the decision desmond made in this theater back in 1946. >> all i wanted was to see a movie. >> reporter: an event now re-enacted for canadian television. on a business trip in new glasgow waiting for her car to be repaired, desmond bought a ticket

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delegate jackson miller, a republican, and former police officer is the one sponsoring the bill.you may remember it. i took fairfax county police 16 months to identify the officer who shot and killed john gere in 2013. he was unarmed when he was killed and the officer who fired that fatal shot adam torres later pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter. michelle: many people lost almost everything in last month's tornadoes in mississippi. you can see what was left for many folks. but now one man has found something he never thought he'd see again. a message there from a woman who said she had found a drawing he made in elementary school with his name on it. what is more amazing, she found it 100 miles north of where the twister hit. he says he plans to keep the drawing and will probably have it framed. jonathan: the most critical winter forecast of the season has finally arrived. >> i clearly see a perfect clear sad doe -- shadow of me. six more weeks of winter it shall be. jonathan: really? that is punxsutawney phil. and the famous celebration at gobbler's knob. beauregard lee

miller and dick carpenter of the institute for justice discuss how bottleneck verse Ãgovernment regulations that they benefit from. thursday at -- in new york city former special assistant to president billclinton and ames beard award-winning author, adrian miller will have a history of african-americans who work in the food service at the white house. also during that evening at the new york university bookstore, carolyn might give her critical thoughts on gun rights movement, and stand your ground laws being adopted across the country.and that is a look at some of the programs booktv will be covering this week. many of these events are open to the public.look for them to air in the near future on booktv. on c-span2. >> and this is booktv on c-span2. it is television for serious readers. here is our prime time lineup. tonight starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern you'll hear from author - she offers her thoughts on what citizens can do to ensure the constitutional rights of protecting. i booktv afterwards program at 9:00 p.m. republican strategist roger stone discusses the 2016 presidential election and donald trump's victory. then at 10:00 p.m. timothy tyson reinvestigate the death of emmett t

. >> shannon: david lee miller, thank you very much. >> bill: another weekend of this.hree more days and they're back in washington you'll see more video and rallies. >> shannon: a lot of them are doing telephone town halls. get them in a queue and they say it's more productive and safer. >> bill: really? others would call that phoning it in. >> shannon: yes, they would. >> bill: president trump is the may event at cpac 30 minutes from now. obamacare likely to come up. john boehner predicts republicans will not repeal and replace. our political panel takes that on. >> shannon: vice president pence getting candid about his friendship with the president. >> the president and i have become good friends. it's the greatest privilege of my life to be vice president to a leader of such conviction, vision, and courage. ybe, a chans because shoulders were made for greatness. not dandruff. whattwo servings of veggies? v8 or a powdered drink? ready, go. ahhhhhhhh! shake! shake! shake! shake! shake! done! you gotta shake it! i shake it! glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel you

miller, the businesswoman in the independent‘s front page. she is pictured and the independent say that she says the lords need to show backbone on the brexit bille woman who of course brought the original legal case, which then went to the supreme court, that the parliament had to debate this and pass this legislation. an extraordinaire woman in her own way who has put herself into the limelight and received a huge torrent of abuse over it, over her questioning of brexit. she has once more in merged to say that the lords must do theirjob. she sees it very much as their role to be the irritant in this process. she is a marmite person. people are very divided about her, but on a lot of people who really admire her for the percat henning on the amount we pay for pensions. —— for all of the things she has done. people on both sides of the debate. nigel farage says he can't go to the pub any more because he gets a torrent of abuse when he goes out. but she is an interesting figure because it takes an enormous amount of interesting figure because it takes an enormous amount of courage i think on an issue as divisive as the one we've just seen in term

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houston, texas, you and miller don't know who took the tom brady jersey, putin has it! billident trump was excellent, your total is not confrontational but not cozy either. harder knows interview, that's the way it should be. the entire interview unedited posted on billoreilly.com. order that on kindle last night went to sleep. thank you for reading the book. the factors be 29, another book. read about history mostly american-based. there's a new one called the first christian emperor constantine. it sounds pigheaded but if you're interested in roman history, and christianity, this is a fine book to read. he is the father of fox news correspondent elizabeth from, there's a little bit of nepotism but that's all right. here's a tip of the day always help friends and family when you can. that is it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor, o'reilly at fox news.com, word of the day, invective. when writing to the factor. let me explain a little bit for the victims have about 15 seconds to kill. you saw the trump interview, it was an edited interview, you sought in three seg

miller says look to you. where? >> i just got off the phone with the new hampshire secretary of state bill gardener, and he said this hampshire is a same day registration state. on election day 6,000 people registered in new hampshire using an out of state driver's license as their form of identification. of those 6,000 -- over 6,000, just under 3,000, so just under half used a massachusetts driver's license. some will be legit. they'll be people that just moved to new hampshire and hadn't yet gone a new hampshire driver's license, but many of those will be out of state residents who voted in the state. then we will have more information at the end of this month because new hampshire just joined a 30-state program where we compare data across states. kansas is the host of that program. we will see how many people voted in both new hampshire and in another state among the 29 other states. >> you truly do believe that thousands of people came from new hampshire to west virginia to vote -- >> what i know from the new hampshire's secretary of state office office 3,000 -- >> i thought you said 6,000. >> what i'm saying i

miller in halifax, nova scotia. the woman in this picture who hanging here in government house will soon be on canada's $10 bill in lesss. she's lived from obscurity to national prominence. her story coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm meg oliver. have a great day. cfor clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. t wow! but what other teen problems can it fix fast? maybe it can quickly give this teen a thicker mustache? doesn't look like it. will clearasil act fast to help this teen concentrate on his math test? darn. can it help... nope. no. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen things. >>> live from the cbs-3 broadcast send nerve philadelphia, this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> well, in just hours, a local nurse will face a judge. we'll tell you about the disturbing thing this man is accused of dock to at least one patient that dermatology office. >>> and, new video, the moment the plane goes down in call cam straight into a house. a place where it was coming from and the incredible

houston, texas, you and miller don't know who took the tom brady jersey, putin has it! billght your interview with president trump was excellent, your total is not confrontational but not cozy either. harder knows interview, that's the way it should be. the entire interview unedited posted on billoreilly.com. order that on kindle last night went to sleep. thank you for reading the book. the factors be 29, another book. read about history mostly american-based. there's a new one called the first christian emperor constantine. it sounds pigheaded but if you're interested in roman history, and christianity, this is a fine book to read. he is the father of fox news correspondent elizabeth from, there's a little bit of nepotism but that's all right. here's a tip of the day always help friends and family when you can. that is it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor, o'reilly at fox news.com, word of the day, invective. when writing to the factor. let me explain a little bit for the victims have about 15 seconds to kill. you saw the trump interview, it was an edited interv

bill: all right, watters, thank you. a quick reminder that he will join dennis miller and me in tacoma, washington, end of march, last weekend0,000 tickets, just 300 tickets remain. information on billoreilly.com. "tip of the day," two new books you might like. "the tip," moments away. like a human fingerprint, no two whale flukes are the same. because your needs are unique, pacific life has been delivering flexible retirement and life insurance solutions for more than 145 years. ask a financial advisor how you can tailor solutions from pacific life to help you reach your financial goals. the search for relief often leads here.s, today there's drug-free aleve direct therapy. a high intensity tens device that uses technology once only in doctors' offices. for deep penetrating relief at the source. aleve direct therapy. >> bill: back to "tip of the day," a couple of books you >> bill: back to "tip of the day," a couple of books you might like. and the contributing factor podcast, you can check it out on billoreilly.com and itunes. you've got the focus on the facts. this is about persuasion. presidents need to persuade the peop

bill: i would if i could. thank you. >> shannon: white house advisor stephen miller doubling down of claims of voter fraud in newan tell you this issue of busing voters into new hampshire is widely known by anyone who worked in new hampshire politics. it is very real and very serious. >> shannon: they're looking into the allegations. hi, eric. >> we could not find one case by voter fraud from people being driven. voter fraud happens in the granite state but it's isolated and sporadic. senior white house advisor stephen miller claiming the president lost the state by 2,700 votes due to voter fraud pointing to those mysterious buses. it has been long believed, though, that out of state campaign workers for presidential candidates have, for example, voted in the state's first in the nation primary because new hampshire doesn't have a residency requirement. you can vote declaring a domicile. state law says an inhabitants domicile is one place where a person more than any other place has established a physical presence. like a college student declaring a dorm as a domicile. last year the presidential election was hel

bill clinton. elias gonzales. >> greg: bob, you are getting hard-core. we have sound on tape, stephen miller. i love jet airliner. one of my favorite songs. steve miller. "fly like an eagle." >> because of president trump's actions, innocent people are being kept out of harm's way and we as a country spend too little time talking about the effects of open borders on vulnerable communities including our migrant communities, lawful migrants trying to get their start in this country who have to deal with the scorch of cartel violence. violent criminals we are removing from the country. >> greg: the smartest man in d.c. right there. not chris wallace. he is the second smartest. a >> bob: back i made more mistakes yesterday on the morning news. if they put him on the sunday shows again, they are crazy. he was screwing up so bad. least of which is national security. i know we are going to get to that. where were we? >> eric: stephen miller. >> bob: miller said under president trump's initiative, look at all these people who are safe. trump had nothing to do with it. he refused to answer questions a

miller, we are back. he is in berlin and i'm in london. potential amendment to the brexit billa second scottish referendum could be on the cards. could theresa may be in for march madness?

miller, we are back. he is in berlin and i'm in london. potential amendment to the brexit billrayed a second scottish referendum could be on the cards. could theresa may be in for march madness? unlikely to go ahead after a new regulatory hurdle. constance goes to washington. dimension -- mexican central with -- rnor will meet we will speak to the global head of em. >> less than half an hour away of the european open. take a look at what futures are doing. we are seeing gains across the board. theftse and the cac strongest right now. i wanted to look at bonds. two-year-year-old -- two-year yield. look at this, record low on the german two-year yield. today a little bit higher . here you see another record reached for negative rates in germany. let me pick on a couple of points. first point, the british pound is down. bothvernight story affecting sterling. that is and is shooting barometer as well. but taken out a little bit as well. back to the bond market. that was mentioning what is going on with the german front end of the curve. upnce and germany tightening . as he can see,

bill. it's a sovereign nation. republicans follow the constitution and democrats want to destroy it. and that's all i have to say. guest: i think an interesting comment made by one of president , stephenenior aides miller. something that had been lost in american political discourse is the idea of america as a homeland. as a place where people live as their home. i think if you are going to talk about where the president is a little bit of an innovator, his conservatism is much less totract and much more tied concrete living nationalism than what we have seen in the recent past in the post-reagan republican party. 's next from massachusetts. caller: good morning. i'm calling to say that the one good thing that has come out of all of this is that we are actually seeing how our government works with it the checks and balances. so happy. i think it's wonderful for young people to see that. donald trump the presidency seriously. i don't think he's a horrible man, but i think it's just another one of his like building a casino. i think we are in trouble with that. i think we will succeed with our democrat, independents and republicans that are on the side of our -- the way our constitution works. the way th

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billing to 12 in san francisco. 13 in half moon bay. we are talking about wind chills. here's some of our weather watchers, 31 degrees in santa rosa, john miller and he said that's not good for his plumb trees. here's our future cast. clouds come in. i'm trying to time out your saturday. you will see we have rainshowers working their way into the area by the lunch hour that's not good for the track meet over the weekend. 55 degrees in sacramento today. here's your tahoe report, kirkwood, you have snow coming over the weekend. alpine meadows the same after an epic season. some of the resorts said they will be open until the 4th of july. temperatures into the 50s, bright sunshine. a brisk day with northerly winds kicking up, in and out of the rain over the weekend through monday. >> roberta thank you, here is what is trending to day, an apartment complex opening next week in singapore. the develop are said millionials are all about being a part of a community. coffee workshops and futuristic recognize rooms complete with virtual reality head sets. a fa ey if it goes well, other apartments are planned around the world >>> alot of people sharing t