-- and ben carson coming up.his is bloomberg. ♪ jason: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television. boeing is our stock of the hour. shares are up 3% over two days as investors ignore a big win for the competition and focus on the future. emma is with us from london. talk to me, what is going on? emma: we will start with a big win for the competition, airbus with a big deal with china, worth $35 billion. the planes are the biggest competitor to the boeing 737 max. the certificate has been suspended for those in china. investors are shrugging that off, especially after a note out wethe analysts who said that should aggressively by the stock. -- buy the stock. the weakness we have seen crashed, and the global grouting of the 737 max, that weakness is priced in. an analyst said there should be a solution to the max at 737 in the coming days, and boeing did speak with airlines yesterday, saying they should submit orders for a free software update for that fix, suggesting the regulators may be getting closer to

carson: thank you. thanks also to all of you for coming. it's great to be back here at the wilson center. i really appreciate the institute to support the cold war international history project. and a shout out to victoria and sydney for all your done to make it possible. talk abouttart my this book with a simple but profound question. we, as an international community avoided world war iii after suffering to catastrophic global conflicts in the first half of the 20th century? we have so far managed to avoid it. thatost common answer scholars have given is it has something to do with the spread of democracy, with the emergence of international law, the development of nuclear weapons and usually assured destruction, or the structure of international systems for much of that postwar period. my bookhe arguments advances is a sort of provocative but interesting claim, that a nonobvious reason for why we've avoided world war iii is secrecy. likeve argued that factors the spread of democracy or are insufficie

secretary ben carson at the first lady's be best at the white house.center of a new report, where we were on swamp watch this morning. here's what we know. over a seven month period in 2017, carson held senior staff meetings, according to his schedule, one time we are week. they show carson worked basically an eight or nine hour friday about half of the fridays on the schedules. what was he doing all the other fridays? some fridays, he left work before 2:00 p.m. to head off to his mansion in south florida. others, he was finished with appointments and meetings by 3:00. some, we don't know because his schedule shows no appointments at all. seems sweet, right? the agency is defending the work schedule, telling nbc news, almost every day, the secretary arrives by 7:30 a.m. in 2017, he traveled to more than 27 communities and met with more than 40 elected officials and their communities to discuss hud business. to talk about that, let me bring in our panel. tamara and jake. listen, i'm down with a flexible work schedule. i'm a big believer in work smart, w

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, iwas carson campaign and a trump campaign, i was never carson campaign and a trump campaign, iwas neveraf russia and of working closely with russia. all my work has been exactly the opposite and that is to contain russia, view it as a competitor and look at areas in which they might be some sort of commonality but that is a difficult thing to find especially as an energy advisor promoting diversification, and working away from russian natural gas. i do agree with your assessment and george papadopoulos as an individual i believe that russia is a competitor and likely will be steel. you now have a criminal record. do you regret ever getting tied up, involved in the trump campaign?” regret ever getting tied up, involved in the trump campaign? i do not regret it at all. i think it was an event that will never be repeated in history. it was a momentous event, the 2016 election, was a great opportunity. things did not go exactly the way i planned but i see a turn of opinion in the united states towards me. people are becoming more friendly both in government and your everyday american so, yes

carson, it is important to me. as you have championed, the instances of neonatal syndrome, neonatal opioid withdrawal, has increased, 700% between 2000 and 2014. in 2016 we saw over 5000 babies 25,000 babies affected. this is likely an underestimate because of the inaccuracies and diagnosis and awareness. it does not include other drugs, including methamphetamine. we are all aware of the shakiness, jitteriness, seizures, dehydration in babies exposed to opioids, but what is much more ominous is growth restriction or early death. the long-term outcomes of early birth weight and developmental disorders we are now seeing in children. under secretary azar, we are trying to end addiction long-term in america. important components of this research program include expanding therapeutic options for opioid prevention and optimization of effective treatment strategies for opioid addiction, understanding the biological underpinnings of chronic pain, accelerating the discovery and development of non-addiction pain treatments,

does hud, could, let's take, assume ben carson has done his work, i like ben carson.o your point he is not overzealous. he has been criticized not doing more of these type of things? >> he is the reason i'm not even more skeptical. because i think he is someone who has a great deal of sense of restraint in terms of government power wading into this kind of issue. he is obviously long history as a free market guy. now it is clear there were discussions beforehand. maybe facebook didn't really want to settle this case, we will have to learn going forward what exactly they were doing. charles: talk about for lack of a better word weaponizing these platforms. >> yeah. charles: whether you're trying to spread terrorist message, whether you're trying to zero in on or zero out a certain portion of the population. they're big, powerful, people know how to use them, maybe do that, maybe sway an election. what can they ultimately do about that? >> this is a tough political challenge for them, whatever you think of this case, they do have the situation been in place for a long t

maria: i see, ben carson, thanks so much.en carson, president trump tweeting this morning, he's saying, this the fbi and doj to review the outrageous jusse smullett, embarrassment to the nation. lauren simonetti with that story and headlines now, lauren. lauren: sure is, maria, last-ditch attempt to persuade lawmakers to back her brexit deal, she's now offering to quit if parliament actually passes her plans to leave the eu, some opponents taking her up on the offer including boris johnson quick i will saying he and they will back proposal. lawmakers in ireland still rejecting the plan. european union putting brakes on speeding cars, eu lawmakers agreeing legislation requiring that new cars have antispeeding devices starting in the year 2022, video cameras and gps data will automatically slow cars down. the goal is to reduce fatal car crashes. one of six iron throwns to be found. hbo is promoting, one in brazil, canada, sweden, spain and uk, the prize is a replica crown, 5 days remain to go find the final thrown and we have t

. >>> we're back, carson >>> we're back, carson daly joining the table.h, $750 million. gadi schwartz is one of those hoping to get rich later today. good luck. >> good morning from liberty bagel here. $750 million. that's the re hon. it is ae jackpot. the chances of somebody winning tonight, i hate to tell you, are not very great. 292 mlion to e. it's likely we'll see that lottery grow possibly into the llions of dollars. that's what we've seen in the past. thank you so much. we're going to be filling this out here. another thing to consider, if you're wondering what the lump summon50 million looks like, it looks like $465 million. the dollar of today is probably going to be a lot stronger than the dollar of the future. of course, the most important, most fiscally responsible question to ask before you buy one of these lottery tickets, what are you going to win if you win t >> i'm a simple guy. i want an island in the bahama possibly a helicopter, maybe a submarine. need help where some of these numbers. if you have any numbers, what do you think? >> rok

block he's a short seller on tesla thanks very much for joining us, carson good to see you. >> yeah.nks for having me. >> so just remind us of your bear case on the company, the big picture reason why you're short the stock. >> well, so, we're short via some long dated puts it is not a major position for us but our view the company's likely to go bankrupt. can't tell you exactly when. but that's pretty much the -- our bear thesis on it. >> so when you see they have lowered the price of what is likely to be their most voluminous vehicle in the future to 35,000 is that something that concerns you given that it might use up more cash building it than it makes profit-wise given the cut in price >> yeah. i mean, it doesn't seem there's a way for them to be profitable on selling the car at $35,000. and there are also signs that demand is not there anymore for the higher priced model 3s model ss model xs kind of doubt that even for this drip down version of the model 3 it's there so i think for at least -- look. from my perspective, one of the good things about last night's announcement was

here we go carson.ou ready >> google it. >> start now go okay uh-huh mm-hmm, mm-hmm carson, what month were you born in >> june. >> so 6, correct >> correct okay and what day of the month? >> 22, okay. uh-huh, uh-huh, and done, i think i'm done okay no, not yet. almost and how old were you when you had your first kiss? >> oh, gosh, i don't know if i can accurately remember that. >> there were so many. >> i would say maybe 12. >> 12, perfect good. >> hit stop now. hit stop good, i think i'm done carson, i just wrote some numbers. yes or no did i write the number on this board anywhere here? >> no, you did not >> are you sure? >> yes, i'm sure >> carson what was your number >> you want me to tell you >> yeah. >> 70. >> 70. check this out you could have thought of any number we haven't set anything up. >> right >> savannah can you please name a number between 1 and 4. >> 3. >> look, there are one two three, four rows on this board row number three, this is the third row, 5 plus 10 is 15, plus 3 is 18, plus

bread and cheese, carson, see this?l benefits. >> what about those meats and wine? >> this i'm avoiding on purpose. processed meats, the world health organization has warned us there's significant increases in colon cancer. real high quality meat has a small increase as well. not one glass of alcohol but moderate to high alcohol consumption because we believe it might influence how that microbiome changes your gut flow. a little is okay, a lot's not. >> is that a lot or a little? [ laughter ] >> have a hot dog, here, catch this. >> dr. oz thank you so much for that useful information. >> dr. oz, you can catch him on the dr. oz show every day. check your local listings. >>> mr. roker, let's get a check of the weather. >> does exercise help, doc? >> yes. >> okay, i'm going to walk over here then. we are looking at this storm system now, and this is a vigorous system. snow and blizzard conditions on the back side of it, ahead of it severe weather and flooding as well. in fact, you can see high winds. we're also talking abo

ben carson. secretary carson joins me now. thank you so much for being on the program tonight. i first nt to talk to you about president trump. he recently suggested that whitr acist groups are "a small group of people." experts in organizatis that study white supremacists say they're a growing group and they're leading to a in hate crimes across the country. do you agree with the president's stance oite supremacists? >> well, i don't kn anything useful comes from talking about what side they are. they're a despicable group of idividual, as any group thaot hatehers and purports themselves to be superior. >> alcindor: but the president said they're still a small group. do you see them as rising issue? should the government be dealing with them in some way? >> well, i think we should all,regardless of what ourpr politicaspects are, condemn anybody who is gra hatoup, no matter what their size, whetherr thgetting smaller, whether they're getting larger. >> nawaz: >> alcindor: but the problem is getting wrse you think? >> i personally have not seen evidence of it. but again, if ther

but then carson ultimately took the job. he defended buying a $31,000 dining set for his office by blaming his wife. his signature hud initiative has gone nowhere. he said there were more complexities in hud than brain surgery. in 2017 he only met with senior staff once a week and only worked a full friday and cut out early to fly down to his $4.3 million florida mansion for the weekend. and they provide affordable housing to low income americans. no words if he knows this time around how much he's planning to cut >> how much from housing vouchers? >> rather than go through a quiz on all the numbers -- >> it's not a quiz. i have the time ask you questions about things you should have knowledge of. >> i don't want to open the book and look at the numbers. >> you choose not to say how much you're cutting from housing vouchers or community grants. >> i want to talk -- >> you don't get to talk about what you want to today. you get to talk about what i want you to talk about. >>> right now a humanitarian disaster is unfolding in

thank you. >> thank you very much, secretary carson. very important work that you do. that we all do. your stories were inspirational. as i always say, children absolutely deserve and need a strong family. it is very important what kind of support they have. from us and from the families. again, secretary azhar, i would like to ask you again if you could share your work at the department of health and human services. >> misses from, i wonder, would you mind if our assistant secretary for health who leads the efforts on the opioid crisis , and special your work together on the neonatal abstinence syndrome, might be able to tell you a little bit about the youth work we are doing there. >> sure. hello. >> good morning. i am very pleased to be able to discuss an issue that is so important to you and important to all of us. that is improving the outcome of the infants and children exposed to opioids prenatally. as a pediatric medical care physician, much like doctor carson, this is very personal to me as it is to all of us. as you know, and as you have championed the incide

why secretary ben carson says the social network's ad platform is "just as discriminatory as slamminghe door in someone's face." lyft will be the first to hit the public market if all goes as planned. in less thanists 24 hours. 2019, the yard so many highly anticipated tech companies plan to go public. among them, two stand out. a race best described as focused versus frenzied. frenzied being uber, engaging in rapid global expansion and itself driving cars and flying taxis. lyft on the other hand may be best described as focused. lyft grew out of cofounders zimn green's and zimmer's ride, and focused solely on growth in the united states. going from less than a dozen cities in 2009 to 90% of the country in 2019. lyft claims it controls 39% of the u.s. ride-hailing market. it is just starting to go international, launching in toronto and ottawa city in 2013. it is getting in on scooters and bike sharing. and yes, it is also working on some driving cars, buying london-based blue vision labs, working on autonomous technology, beefing up the staff to 300 people. as it prepares to go publi

lauren: then, we swim laps with carson foster, who has already beaten the world's greatest swimmer. carson: it was a great moment, and i remember going back to the hotel and, like, calling my grandparents to tell them i did it. lauren: and how a little family rivalry blossomed into a future professional career. ron: that's what made her hungry to learn more, because she just wanted to beat me. lauren: plus, golfer raymond floyd's biggest

plus, carson and siri to share their twists onhe traditional holiday season.rating my 12th birthday fr st. louis, missouri. woo! >> happy birthday, michelle. >> i'm turning 50. >> i love watching "the today show" with my brother and mom. >> here to celebrate st. patrick's day, woo! >> welcome back to "today on this friday morning. savannah has the day off. >> we are, of course, going to getutside in a bit. we have a lot to get to. your noews at 8:00. >>> terror attacks overnight at two i mosques new zealand. nbc's chief global correspondent bill neely with the lates on the shooting rampage. rnll, good morning. >> reporter: good g, hoda. a horrifying attack, the worse ever mass shooting in new zealand. the gunman wearing a bullet-pof vest, moving from room to room at one mosque, killing men, women, and hechildren. he went back to his car, reloaded, and returned. it took around 15 minutes. then a second mosque was attack. police haven't saidam if the gunman was involved there. he is described by authorities as an anti-immigrant terrorist. it began during friday

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here is what housing secretary ben carson said in a statement. is discriminating people based on who they are, where they live, using a computer to limit a person's housing choices can be just as discriminatory as slamming a door in someone's face." hud hasd reacnote reached out to google and twitter as well. for more we have naomi who covers tech in washington, as well as selina wang. this is a pretty damning lawsuit. facebook has reacted quite strongly to the lawsuit, saying they are very disappointed. selina: it has definitely caught facebook off guard. last week they settled several lawsuits with the aclu, the fair housing alliance, saying they will overhaul their ad platform so advertisers of employment would not be able to do this micro-targeting on the basis of areas like gender and sex. hud is arguing that does not go far enough and are charging facebook still allows these discriminatory ads to exist. they allege there is the ability for advertisers to target where they live based on drawing a redline around these areas. also alleging fac

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. >> next on american history tv, university of chicago political science professor austin carson onook "secret wars: covert conflict in international politics." stateves in the way powers secretly intervene in foreign wars, offering examples from the korean and vietnam wars and argues that covert participation helps to keep wars contained. the woodrow wilson center hosted this one-hour event. >> it's a great pleasure today to welcome back austin carson. he also has the distinction of being a title a ste-- title a scholar. he is just written a new book, "secret wars: covert conflict in international politics." it will be available for purchase after today's talk. carson is an assistant professor in the department of political science at the university of chicago. he has published widely a

she will be taking over for carson daly. didn't realize that carson had a late, late show after seth meyers. >> and he does the "today" show and "the voice." singh rose to fame on youtube id says she excited to have a new audience. >> i'm excited. i get to create a show from scratch. i get to make it inclusive. i get to create comedy segments and create something i believe in. i'm honored and humbled. >> seth meyers joined fallon in welcoming singh to the lineup. "a little late with lilly singh" will take over the 1:00 a.m. tom slo time slot. >> i thinkit's great to bring sofone, diverse and a woman color. >> if she rose to name on youtube. >> that's the new way. >> we need channel. youtube >> we got those college degrees. did grunt work in small markets. right. yeah. therno such thing. i had -- back in my day. you're going to like your friday, everybody. and especially, your friday morning. first of all, it's friday. anything after that, doesn't matter. but it is mild this morning. we are in the low to mid-60 across the are

plus carson and siri are here to share their twist on the holiday feast.2th birthday from st. louis, missouri. ♪ >> happy birthday, michelle. >> i'm turning 50! >> i love watching the "today" show with my brother and my mom. >> here to celebrate st. patrick's day! >> welcome back to "today" on this friday morning. savannah has the day off. >> we are, of course, going to get outside in just a bit, but we have a lot to get to starting this half hour. >> dozens of worshippers are dead after terror attacks overnight at two mosques in new zealand. nbc's chief global correspondent bill neely joins us with the latest on this shooting rampage. hey, bill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. a horrifying attack, the worst-ever mass shooting in new zealand. a gunman wearing a bulletproof vest moving from room to room at one mosque killing men, women, and children. he went back to his car, reloaded and returned. it all took around 15 minutes. then a second mosque was attacked. police haven't said if the same gunman was involved there. he's described by auth

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by the time ijoined the trump campaign i had already worked on the ben carson campaign as a foreign policy8 years—old, i would not be brokering meetings between trump and the egyptian president, and have the confidence of various governments around the world... i suppose my contention... these are the facts. you are right to put whatever facts you want out there, but my contention is, if you were perhaps more experience, if you had a longer experience of us governance, would you surely not think very hard before making accusations which amount to the us intelligence apparatus, the fbi and many other agencies, all being involved in some sort of deep state coup against president trump. what you are alleging, it marries up, it matches up with things that donald trump himself has said. it is the most inflammatory take on what is happening inside the united states government today and, frankly, you do not have a shred of real evidence to present. i do and ijust stated earlier about the congressional investigations into this matter. there is a new attorney general who is looking into this matter

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us housing and urban development secretary, ben carson, has said that he will likely leave his role atpresident's first term in 2020. mr carson is one of mr trump's longest—serving secretaries in the trump administration, which has seen rapid turnover. two canadians held by the chinese authorities have been accused of spying. the men were detained after canada arrested meng wanzhou — a senior executive of the controversial chinese telecoms giant, huawei. she is suing canada over her arrest — claiming her civil rights have been violated. prince harry has officially dedicated a memorial in birmingham to the british victims of the 2015 tunisia terrorist attacks. the memorial will be a focus of remembrance for those killed in two separate attacks on the bardo museum in tunis and a hotel beach resort in sousse. a number of the british victims were from the midlands. one of canadian prime minister justin trudeau's top ministers has quit over the government's handling of a corruption inquiry. jane philpott, the treasury board president, left her post over the snc—lavalin affair. this comes as

i will admit, carson, that it was a little bit tough, but i did it.nitely somebody who likes bread and sugar. >> no carbs, no sugar? >> no bread, no sugar, no dairy, supposed to be no caffeine. i cheated on the caffeine a little bit. it's terrible, you get through it and you're like i feel pretty good. by the end of ten days, i had three bagels. >> there are a lot of awesome things about you ben, and one of the things i think you did back -- >> i love when you start a question like that. so many amazing things. >> here's one, you're very honest about some things that you've been battling, and i remember reading your post in october, and it really touched me, and you said this, battling addiction is a lifelong and difficult struggle. >> mm-hmm. >> because of that, one is never really in or out of treatment. it's a full-time commitment. i'm fighting for myself and my family. that was such a strong statement. i think a lot of people look at addiction and say it's over, he did it. it's like cancer, it's cured. he's done, but it is a lifelong battle for yo

mr carson, who is a former neurosurgeon, has indicated that he wishes to return to the private sectors held by the chinese authorities have been accused of spying. the men were detained after canada arrested meng wa nzhou, a senior executive of the controversial chinese telecoms giant, huawei. she is suing canada over her arrest, claiming her civil rights have been violated. prince harry has officially dedicated a memorial in birmingham to the british victims of the 2015 tunisia terrorist attacks. the memorial will be a focus of remembrance for those killed in two separate attacks, on the bardo museum in tunis and a hotel beach resort in sousse. a number of the british victims were from the midlands. let's bring you some live pictures now from beijing, where chinese premier li keqiang has been speaking. this is the biggest chinese political event of the year and the chinese government has just addicted to gdp for the following year, 6.6%. it is fairto to gdp for the following year, 6.6%. it is fair to say that many experts do not trust the veracity of these figures. our correspondent

us housing and urban development secretary, ben carson, has said that he will likely leave his role at. mr carson is one of mr trump's longest—serving secretaries in the trump administration, which has seen rapid turnover. the us president is also saying he intends to end india's preferential trade treatment, under a program that allows $5.6 billion worth of indian exports to enter the united states duty free. dr stephanie hare, who's an independent analyst, a regular here, joins me now. so nice to see you again. this current system, the us president argues is not working for the us because when it comes to us exports into india, they are not getting the same treatment. that is right, another reason is because india changed e—commerce laws, so they wa nted changed e—commerce laws, so they wanted companies like amazon eat indian data localised in india, so thatis indian data localised in india, so that is a trend worldwide and the other is that they were introducing higher tariffs on electronic products and smart phones, so that is obviously going to hit the bottom line for us companies

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. >> i watched johnny carson and you are no johnny carson. >> there was a second city chicago company and second city toronto company. the toronto one fuelled the sc tv series which originally was sicindicated and got to the states that way. >> thank you for that marvelous reception. i want to thank my supporters over there in the cesarean section. >> it's healthy to be an outcider. as a comedian -- canadians are always outsiders but they're looking at the other culture that's right next door to them. >> it was the type of comedy that was only accessible if you could have gotten into the improv clubs. i had never seen anything like second city tv. >> i'm sorry. >> it was far more conceptual. it didn't have to be performed in front of an audience and there was also this idea that it was a low rent thing. it was sort of by the seat of their pants kind of operation that gave it an authenticity. >> now that our programming day has been extended, i'm going to be spending a lot -- >> where do you want me to put the kelbasa. >> you were routing for the show and the characters that they creat

ben carson who ran for president is in the news. you remember him? dr.en carson's indicated he may leave his post of secretary of housing and urban development at the end of trump's term. we've finally heard him speak and it's to tell us he's leaving. losing ben carson will be a big blow for the trump administration because it will significantly reduce the number of black people it can parade before congress. he does not take accusations that the president is racist lying down. >> michael cohen in his testimony last week said the president was quote, a racist unquote. you've been with him. you've talked to him. what do you say about cohen's criticism? >> i think cohen is trying to ingratiate himself to the people who hate trump, and he figures if he says these kinds of things that that will accomplish that. i've never seen anything even remotely would remind me of racist. and believe me, i recognize a racist when i see them. . >> jimmy: it's a sleepy time chat. he could be the next spokesman for my pillow. it's very cold in the united states. more than 2

. >> johnny carson said the same thing and he took over for carson but in those days johnny carson wasthe audience? it's so fractured, that the way, 300 million people, you will need a million of them to keep your show on the air. two, 3 million you have a hit show. that's the way it is today. they are satisfied with carving out an audience, so there's a lot of people very anti-trump mad about the election, you play to that end you get an audience. >> shannon: questioning whether it's even a good comedy strategy, here is what he said. >> it's the same joke. i love them all, samantha and jimmy and the other jimmy and stephen colbert, but you're all doing a different version of the same joke, that was my whole point. >> it's the one drum they are beating over and over again. >> i think people are tired of it, i think people want a bit of an escape. in the old days when i started doing fox news, i was a comedian and i would work on stage and i didn't do politics in my act, i wanted to appeal to the most number of people as possible because i wanted to succeed in the business. and i would

see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: good evening, i'm carson daly.

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. >>> ben carson says he intends to step down as housing and urban development secretary after president trump's first term. carson, the only black member of the president's cabinet, told news max tv that he's interested in returning to the private sector saying he could have as much or more influence. >>> police in california arrested more than 80 people overnight amid protests over the the shooting of stephon clark. demonstrators marched through east sacramento demanding officers who killed clark be charged. after nearly three hours of protesting, police arrested everyone who refused to leave. police shot and killed clark last year after he was suspected of vandalizing cars. over the weekend prosecutors said the officers wouldn't be charged because it appeared clark was holding a gun while evading police. that item turned out to be a cell phone. >>> time now for a look at your weather for this tuesday morning. >>> good morning. brutal cold gripping the country. we're looking at it feeling like 20 below in minneapolis, omaha feeling like 10 below and in chicago and single digits along t

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