cassidy has grown.ather, her mother, snatches of memory ever farther away. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline" extra. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> i said, did you ever contemplate committing the perfect murder? and he said yes. the key element to that is making sure that someone is caught. once they have somebody, they'll stop looking, and that's how you can get away. >>> a cold blooded killing. a victim worth millions. and all kind of conflicting clues. >> i never had a case this complicated before. >> police following multiple

cassidy has grown. snatches of memory, ever farther away. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> talk about shudders going down your spine. >> what does the scene tell you? what do your victims tell you?

cassidy has grown.s of memory ever farther away. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> good morning from msnbc world headquarters in new york. it is 7:00 here in the east, 4:00 a.m. out west. welcome to "weekends with alex witt." >> i am here today to break the logjam. >> not so fast. the president's plan stopped in its tracks after another national appeal rejected by both democrats and some of his die-hard supporters. >>> shutdown day 30 dawns with no end in sight. some key dates ahead as the battle between congress and the white house escalates.

beckham says cassidy was heching himself and whe approached him he said cassidy was srirtled and ted to run. but he didn't a stand chance of outrunning the former detroit lions defcksive >> they were my kids, i grew up without a dad. to see a man out there belitling himself to get a fix off kids is morally wrong. >>am bec said he had a good conversation with cassidy when he caught him. yes a conversation. that might explain some bruises on his face. >> sometimes hands talk louder than mouths. >>> silver spring man will spend more than a decade for having sex with a human trafficking victim. h the m sex with the girl in 2017. she was being trafficked by the ms-13 street gang. evidence against him clued video and pictures he took of the sexual assault including this selfie. precutors say the gir was working at a bar near wheaton when members of ms-13 beat her because she refused to be prostituted. she later agreed to meet the man at a bar and went to a residence with >> he's the kind of person that creates the market that allowso for children like this 14-year-old girl to be trafficked

i mean, the best, most famous one, of course, is "butch cassidy and the sundance kid," and then there sting," and you paired up with paul newman, but what i was fascinated about reading, you know, a lot of the stuff about you is that you were kind of like that as a kid. you were a bit of an outlaw yourself. you were a rebel. >> yes, that's true. as i got older, and i went into acting, i was drawn to the idea of outlaw characters. what's really interesting, though -- i don't know how many people have picked up in terms of paul newman and i is that when we did "butch cassidy," initially, he was offered the sundance kid, and i was gonna be butch cassidy, and then i met with the director, and when i met with george roy hill, i said, "well, yeah, i could do that, but i'm much more drawn to the sundance kid," and he got convinced of that. so i played sundance. so they switched the title. it was originally gonna be "the sundance kid and butch cassidy." >> well, we have to play the iconic clip from "butch cassidy and the sundance kid," which is practically at the end of it. >> all right. i'll

he said that cassidy was touching himself. when he approached him, he was startled and triedo runoff. he had not -- had heot n -- he didn't have a chance of outrunning ts former detroit lions defensive back. >> who else is going to take re of him? they were my kids. i grew up i see a man out there belittling h hisself off of a kid, that's morley wrong. >> beckham sai he had a good conversation when he caught him. that might explain theui ng. >> is that what they call it? conversation? >> if i catch you looking in my daughter's, ro they might have to lock meup. >> he's lucky he has his life. you see the size of that man? >>> you probably have seen the ten-year challenge all over your timelines. several o us participated on this team. >> the memess suggestyo -may be giving up more than you realize. this is a perfect way for compies to collect data to test outacl recognition software. it shows a then and now photos. o'neil says harmless games and hash tags can give neat informat tn. >> memeshat ask for us to participate in awaart

hurtado.a tom: gerard cassidy, inc.gement and ira jersey. let's bring up a chart. this is simply the did fed funds target rate -- adjusted fed funds target rate. we were ultimate -- altra accommodative and we come up again. where do they want the fed funds target rate to be? >> traditionally, the equilibrium real funds rate is in the neighborhood of real gdp growth. being after the crisis, there is no consensus that it is quite about lower. i am skeptical. that is why so many people are thinking now that we have finally poked our nose above zero that maybe we are done. we will see. tom: steve stanley has an optimism on the economy. there is the chart that tells the details. does that shaped the fed's view? ira: it has to continue to do that. , whatou are near neutral is this magical rate? nobody knows. it is a moving target. not a lot of funding goes on in the front end of the market. it used to be that tanks and credit cards and other funding happened overnight with rates. most of the funding for the consumer sector is

senator cassidy. susan. susan: let's bring in our panel to react. dan henninger, "wall street journal" deputy editor and fox news contributor. carol roth creator of future file legacy planning system. dan, i will start with you. you heard the senator and two votes being voted down today in the senate as expected. people are talking about zero growth in the first quarter, if we go on like this for the first three months of the year. where do you think this heads? >> well it has to eventually head to a resolution and i think the problem is, this send tirely political, susan, from the democratic side, the belief is, they feel they have the opinion polls at least among democrats behind them, they cannot sign on to anything in which the media will then immediately say, like, social media will say, within 15 seconds, trump won, pelosi lost. similarly the white house will not sign on to the opposite, pelosi wins, trump loses. it resolves around that $5 billion for something on the border. almost seems to absurd to talk about it this way but we're talking a

lions, was getti his daughter ready for school when he spotted this man right here,-y r-old jeffrey cassidy, in the bushes. >> i maybe thought he was a maintenance guy or something trying pk something, but then he squatted down and i seen his hand gestures moving. and i go what are you doing? you know, i like startled him. and he tried to take off running. maybe i stopped him from doing so tthing more serious another kid. >> cassidy was charged with lewd lascivious behavior with a victim younger than 16. as for beckham he' going to replace the blinds in his home with blackout windows. >>> professional bull riders paying tribute to one of their own mason lowe died at the age ft 25 being injured at an event at the denver coliseum. he had been riding for seven years and was ranked 18th in the world. the professional bull riders ceo says masng was weari the required protective vest but suffered damag when he was struck in the chest. they say mason was unquestionably one of the most personable and beled bull riders. >>> the late heavyweight champion and activist muhammad ali will be honored with

bank equity strategy, gerard cassidy.ard, good to see you, as always >> thank you, carl >> what do you make of that 1mdb defense? >> i think he did a very good job on the conference call he was sincere, passionate, and was obviously upset at what happened so i think david solomon, in his first earnings call with the street community did a very good job. >> does it -- does this ongoing coverage of the issue put a cap on the shares, over the next, i don't know, year or two? >> i think, carl, i think you're on to something, because there's certainly going to be a cloud overhanging goldman until this issue is resolved. we know there are investigations going on by the department of justice, the bank regulators are doing their investigations, so, obviously, we've got to get this resolved once that's resolved, that cloud will go away but, yes, i'm with you i think there is a cap that will be put on the stock, vis-a-vis, bank of america or jpmorgan or morgan stanley, who are going to benefit from stronger capital markets, like go

>> reporter: after years of military moves, navy captain cassidy norman was posd to virginia beach. >> bye! >> reporter: the normans had lived here before, and their daughter loved her former school. 14-year-old marisa has several disabilities, including cerebral palsy, severe anxiety, poor eyesight and hearing. >> so, her disabilities are all compounded in the classroom. it's difficult for her to listen med learn and write, at the time. >> reporter: marisa needs one- on-one help and therapies-- but she has normal intelligence, which means, with patience and educational accommodations, she can learn just like any of her classmates. y rginia beach is surrounded by bases and the econ closely tied to the military. its schools have several programso support military kids. but, several service members say the district is not meeting the needof their children with disabilities. eileen huck with the national military family association says obtaining special education servicess a "significant challenge" for service members nationwide. >> so often i hear frofamilies who had things set at thei

cassidy who is a member of the beat. i know cassidy is in this book and they were friends of thompson and he understood their aesthetics and the promises and limitations, they deeply affected his allusion met with the antiwar movement. his allusion with consciousness is going to make everything better. wisdom is how you get everything better, living and learning is how you approve your perspective. suddenly a see-through time and space and everybody will get along. that is thompson's perspective that you earn. his relationship with the beats in the honda and san francisco on the hate wearing his perspective. sports questions? >> i am just curious what were the last things you took out in writing this book in terms of crafts? >> that is an excellent question. writing is never fun, is basically thompson's comment. at that you don't realize you're doing it. that is a question, it's like money in the bank. those eight hours, six hours, ten hours, the pages are created and occurring. it's not a solitary act as we tend to thin

gerard cassidy is next.mberg surveillance" on brexit and the shutdown. we are on our way to davos next week. from portland, maine, gerard cassidy. morgan stanley out in a bit. do you expect to see cost rationalizations across the major banks after the trading shortfall? i don't think so because i believe you will see many of the senior management teams will see it as a rebound. as you know from some of the reports from goldman sachs and others who were seeing better equity trading. if it does not pick up, i am with you. i think there will be bodies out the door later this year. francine: talk to me about what you looking for. we may see a drop in investment banking and trading revenue. wealth management is pretty big. gerard: you bring up an interesting point. when you look at some of the wealth management numbers, whether from bank of america or wells fargo, both companies have lower numbers because of what quarter.in the fourth i would expect that to be the same for morgan stanley. we expect to see strong

of today , it is a record, the longest shutdown and it is not letting up, republican senator bill cassidy on what happens now , and then democratic congressman on what happens if we don't end this soon, and then i want you to meet the former border patrol chief, when barack obama was president who says when it comes to this wall thing he supports this president and if this is a crisis, why are stocking racing as the government has been closing? current wonders whether we all have just gotten used to this but just imagine if abraham lincoln had to deal with this. what do you mean you're closed? and imagine two dozen democrats running for president, and that number could be very low. the latest joining the field today, and many more joining this incredible and an apology not accepted, iowa republican congressman steve king dialing back comments, why south carolina senator tim scott says it is not comments as much as republican leaders response to those comments that trouble him the most, and he is the republican. and then almost a year after his daughter was gunned down at marjory stoneman

his 50 year acting career began with butch cassidy and the sundance kid, bradley cooper and lady gaga on hand and they start alongside sam elliott in a stars born. >> he may struggle with telling his brother how he feels about him but i have no problem telling you, sam, how much i love and admire you. you are my brother. >> reporter: will smith teasing the bad boys movie franchise with the third installment, posting the photos with the stack of scripts for bad boys for life. it has been 15 years since they started as cops in bad boys 2 and bad boys for life will start next january. >>> it is 4:57 am. >>> the flu season is wrapping up with states reporting high activity, double in a week. we have one promising statistic coming up. >>> the morning after the big college football championship and was it a success? it depends on who you ask with a live report coming up. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> a father is shot dead while camping with his daughters and months later's authorities say they captured the killer that terrorized southern california for ye

geoffrey cassidy is charged with lewd behavior, with someone younger than 16.r the father of a 15 -year old girl says, he caught the man looking into his daughters' bedroom... and touching himself. it turns out, the father... is former n-f-l cornerback tony beckham. the suspect ended up with multiple broken bones in his face... and beckham held him down until police arrived. the man is now being held in the palm beach county jail.. on 15-hundred dollar bond. (ken) you-tube is banning videos showing dangerous pranks and challenges. the decision was prompted by safety concerns... especially challenges that put people's lives in danger... such as videos in danger... people's lives in danger... such as videos the recent "bird box challenge" in which users blind-folded themselves while performing tasks including driving. you-tube implemented the change tuesday. the updated guidelines state you-tube won't allow the uploading of videos that quote "can cause death and/or have caused death in some instances." one example is the the "tide pod challenge" - in which a pers

shaved off cassidy's not know of. after the procedure i have to go to counseling nation of blood samples were tested negative and and a chain of custody we can see record most of more of the hottest. which are entered who are to moxon's creches arrived at the level of authority during the daytime process that process was in a very short period about sixty million or ninety minutes so it would have been absolutely impossible to tell. as doctor watching or told us so if profile coming out of the way that i see you would have disclosed these facts which turns it was initially from the beginning you know regular procedure it would have been buried and it didn't since appropriate publication of the second order he sent out to south and sixty million that most of the athletes mentioned in the so-called duchesse list are innocent grigory a call for the former head of moscow's anti-doping laboratory has accused russia of having a state sponsored doping program later the mclaren report done at the request of the world anti-dop

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i, cassidy. it is the first time in london?rnia. i think london is absolutely beautiful. there is so much architecture opportunities, so me new things to see that we don't have back home. it is absolutely beautiful here. have a great day to day. take a look at this. is the marching band, and there must be... how many are there? about 170. shall we start the band? yes, nearly go. —— here we go. we start the band? yes, nearly go. -- here we go. tell me about the band. this is the marching band. it is the flagship of the high school in oklahoma. there are about 230 people here on this trip and they will be marching in the parade of south and learn. you have come a long way from oklahoma to london. are you looking forward to today? yeah, we don't know what is at sta ke. yeah, we don't know what is at stake. this is a real american pilgrim, isn't it? it has a lot to do with our football phenomenon in the united states, and then comes the united states, and then comes the marching band. they are a huge success the marching band. they

let's bring in louisiana senator bill cassidy. good to see you. do you -- would you support a national emergency to get border wall funding? >> i think there is a better way to do that. it's less likely to be tied up in court. people are coming up with imaginative solutions. allow the executive branch to use the money confiscated to build the wall. '. liz: there is a clause in the code that says the defense department, the pentagon is in the our on drugs and you are right will be that money could potentially be used for the border wall. >> it could. but if you are talking about a state of emergency, it will wind up in the 9th circuit. in my proposal the drug lords will be paying for the security, not the federal taxpayer, not the mexican government. liz: if they can't fix immigration in two decades they are not going to fix tonight three weeks. what kind of daca deal will be brought on the table. nancy pelosi and other democrats said the wall is immoral. critics say it's the way the president talks about people trying to come into the country. >>

valley office, leader, mckenzie and company, and coauthor of the report, along with sue kinder singh-cassidy, founder and chairman of the board list. you guys can also find the report at women in the workplace.com. we'll be talking about a lot of aspects about it tonight. and what we should all be doing to address these outcomes and force those around us who didn't come here tonight to address these outcomes. so lots to talk about. let's get started. so alexis, i want to start with you. as the author of this report. which in some ways is shocking but not surprising. i mean, the top line is, nothing has really substantively changed. in the four years you guys in leanin.org have been giving us data, making this data-based argument in the headquarters of what is supposed to be a data-centric industry, nothing has changed. one of my -- we're going to drill in on a lot of things in this study. one of my favorite things with leanin.org, and basically proved that leaning in wasn't the problem. you say in the study, women are asking for raises. women are asking for promotions. they are not leaving t

top story tonight as butch cassidy and the sundance kid once said who are those guys in the holly hundred6 congress sworn in today and the house now under the control of the democrats house speaker nancy pelosi. the dems hold 235 seats with a 10089 seats now held by women. the republicans have 199, one vacancy in the first day of leadership the democrats displaying more toughness and more intelligence than the republican team that led the previous congress, speaker pelosi laid out her agenda of obstruction and a promise of contentious two years ahead. despite pelosi's claim she will to impeach the president other dems could barely constrain themselves. brad sherman of california, al green of texas using the first day in congress to reduce articles of impeachment against the president. the new era is definitely upon us, you congress but the old leadership from the first two years of the obama administration. foxbusiness correspondent edward lawrence joins us from the white house. reporter: yeah, the president dana message today talking about order security. surprised everyone when walked i

non-banks is bank regulation >> all right, gerard, we'll leave it there thank you very much, gerard cassidytelli. sliding with equities and oil. >> exactly they've been shadow boxing yeec eac other not only today but going back to the 9th or 10th of january. if you overlay the 10 year note yields, they are tracking and the reason makes perfect sense if you have a flexible potentially fed and read the the market signals, well, the market signals and the stock market pricing seem to be kind of the same thing and the interest rate can following that how can we tell? it's always a parallel shift no curve implications. fives, tens and 30s because the fed is a bit on hold and when this starts to diverge, i think we can glean some information. open the chart up to early june. you can see this 280 mark is very key on the left from one direction on the right, lower to higher but it is definitely important and was halfway between a high and low yield for 2018 finally, a year-to-date chart of the dollar index you can see the treasuries took out the early high yield closes. everything did stocks did to

bill cassidy, democratic congressman and many others on this gridlock and where it's going.and what if abraham lincoln had to contend with such issues? a nation falling apart and the government shutting down at the same time. then there, done that, exploring it this weekend. ♪ >> dana: hello everyone, i am dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." musical physical >> dana: this is a fox news alert, we are awaiting an update from wisconsin -- actually let's go to this press conference. >> we think it's important to provide as much information as we can as the investigation moves forward in jamie's case. joining me again is ryan o'keefe from the wisconsin department of criminal investigation and u.s. attorney for the western

he is yours, senator bill cassidy. thank you very bill, appreciated. woman who had a tremendous victory. -- if youpointed look, they do not do too well. you did very well. you won in an incredible stay, mississippi. that was a great when. -- win. a brilliant guy, he is very i loveing, my wife said -- watching him on television. i said, who? she said, john kennedy. i thought maybe she was talking about the other john kennedy. this is a man who is totally brilliant. i don't know if you know what this means, oxford. he went to oxford -- very much into the world of schools. you have to be very smart to go to oxford. he is very smart. he also loves this state and the people. we gave a rally the night before he won that was incredible. i looked at the crowd, we had about 40,000 people or more at his airport hangar. i said john kennedy, you're going to win. and he did. he is my friend john kennedy. oxford john. great. congressman ralph abraham, thank you, congressman, he does a great job. congressman gary graves. you know garrett. -- congressman garrett grace

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>> i'm david cassidy. >> i'm -- >> susan day. >> susan day. yes, i am. happy new year to everybody. so this year is already shaping up to be quite interesting. of course, when it comes to politics. it's only, as you say, seven hours old. the democrats are searching for their best candidate to take on president trump next year. we are already talking about 2020. oh, my gosh. we will take a look at some of the top 2020 contenders. >> it's never too soon, in fact, it's late to be talking about that. >>> speaking of the president, he has brokered amicable ties with some of our biggest foes in 2018, russia and china, even saudi arabia in the wake of journalist jamal khashoggi will he continue his lovefest this year with some of america's biggest enemies. >>> and the golden globes and academy awards will be here before we know is so we are taking a look at who can win big in hollywood. that and so much more ahead on this special edition of "new day." first let's get a check of your headlines at the news desk. >>> good morning and happy new year, i'm ryan nobles. a soggy start to 2019 in t

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. >> we will never know what cassidy saw and what she didn't see. >> maybe she couldn't tell

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senator bill cassidy. bill? thank you very much, bill. i appreciate it.ad a tremendous victory. she came in for a short period of time, she was appointed, and it's always hard when you are appointed. if you look -- i don't know about this, but if you look, they don't do too well. you did very well. you won an incredible state. mississippi. cindy hyde-smith. thank you, that was a great win. [applause] a brilliant guy. he is very deceiving. my wife said, "i love watching him on television. postcode and i said, "who?" and she said "john kennedy." i thought maybe she was talking about the other john kennedy. she was talking about -- this is a man who is totally brilliant. i don't know if you know if this means -- oxford. right? he went to oxford. i'm very much into the world of schools. oxford, you have to be very, very smart to go to oxford. and he is very smart. he also loves this state, he loves the people. we gave a rally the night before he won that was incredible, and i looked at that crowd -- we had 40,000 people or more. in an airport hangar. i said,

ask louisiana senator always quotable bill cassidy coming up next.acon! ♪ ♪ ♪ it was the perfect storm. mismatched socks, spilled coffee on my shirt. then i get there, and my laptop dies. but somehow... i nailed the presentation. i loved that feeling. at country inn & suites by radisson, we're on the way to wherever you're going. dean: get some quick headlines. california's golden state warriors may have snubbed president trump but not former president barack obama. the nba champion skipped out on white house visit two years in a row but the team made sure to meet and pose with obama before their victory against the washington wizards on thursday. and the nfl is finding nfl ram's player for player not called on the field. the back is forced to pay $26,000. illegal helmet to helmet hit what caused that penalty. flag would likely have changed the outcome of the season ending playoff loss and they are very, very upset in new orleans. are they not, senator bill cassidy from louisiana? pete: your reaction? what should be done? how can you get retribution?

we have william cassidy, senior editor at the "journal of commerce." we have petty officer lumina stewart. she's a public affairs specialist for the u.s. coast guard. we have vago maradian, he's the editor of defense and aerospace report. we have lieutenant commander justin smith. he's a military aide to the commandant of the u.s. coast guard. coming from my right, we have chuck pocari, he's a member of the national press club headliners team. we have tom young. he's the second vice commander of the national press club's american legion post 20. we have master chief jason vaderhade vaderhaden, he's a petty officer of the u.s. coast guard. and we have the president of the military reporters and editors association. skipping over our guest just for a moment, we have kevin wensing, retired navy captain and national press club headliners member who arranged today's event. so thank you, all, for being here, and thank you, all, for being here. [ applause ] i'd also like to acknowledge some additional members of the headliners team who are responsible for org

senator bill cassidy. thank you very much. appreciate it. woman who had a tremendous victory, she came in for a short period of time. she was appointed and it's always hard when you're appointed. if you look, i don't know about this, but you take a look, they don't do too well. you did very well. you won in an incredible state, mississippi. cindy hyde-smith. thank you. that was a great win. a brilliant guy, he's very deceiving. my wife said i love watching him on television and i said who? john kennedy. i said john kennedy, i don't know. but you know, i thought maybe she was talking about the other john kennedy. she was -- this is a man who is totally brilliant, you know, i don't know if you know what this means. oxford, right? went to oxford. oxford's, i'm very much into the world of schools, oxford, you have to be very, splavery smart go to oxford and he's very smart. he also loves this state, he loves the people. we gave a rally the night before he won that was incredible. i looked and i looked at that crowd, we had 40,000 people or more

cassidy has grown. her father, her mother, snatches of memory ever farther away. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> good morning from msnbc world headquarters in new york. it is 7:00 here in the east, 4:00 a.m. out west. welcome to "weekends with alex witt." >> i am here today to break the logjam. >> not so fast. the president's plan stopped in its tracks after another national appeal rejected by both democrats and some of his die-hard supporters. >>> shutdown day 30 dawns with no end in sight. some key dates ahead as the battle between congress and the white house escalates. >>> economic impact behind the numbers of the shutdown and how it could be worse than expected for the country. >>> an inside look. a new report this morning about what really prompted robert mueller to dispute a story about michael cohen, donald trump, and the russia tower deal. >>> new this morning, the white house and members of congress heading to another round in the pol

cassidy: mr. president, i rise today to speak in memory of five children from louisiana, my home state, tragically killed in an awful car wreck last thursday in florida. jeremiah warren, 14. joel cloud, 14. cara deskant13, briana. all from louisiana, a small town of less than 6,000 people. all the children were members of the house of mercy church family traveling together in a van with four other children and three other women on their way to disney world. a tractor-trailer traveling the opposite direction hit their car, crossed the highway, hit their van creating a ball of fire. the drivers of the tractor-trailers died, steve holland of florida and douglas nukema of new mexico. losing five children, such a devastating tragedy for the marksville community, you can hardly imagine the grief and shock gripping everyone who knew them, their neighbors, friends, family, fellow church members. part of descant said i cried so much this morning -- the pastor descant said i cried so much this morning that

was so pillsburg is 6.2 and cassidy 4.69. many locations with the santa cruz mountains have 4 to 5 including selma and santa rosa, mount diablo, redwood city is a good range with three quarters. the winds are 2.8 and lafayette over two. sinclair an inch and a quarter. a lot of cloud cover and not much happening. there could be some breezy light rain but this is just in advance of the main system. a couple of 30s to the north and a lot of 40s to 50s. the system is wrapping up and it will slow down. it has probably reached its maturity so it will probably lose a little bit of umph. i think north county again starting tuesday into wednesday and if everything continues, friday into sunday will look to be more rain on the way. some of these projections are underdone so i would expect a lot more with 50s and low 60s to the south. this will take us all the way into friday and probably into the weekend as well. things will continue to come in as they are looking. >> a quick reminder right now. you can get real-time on the mobile weat

. >> after this egregious call that deprived the saints the shot at the super bowl, bill cassidy took five minutes on the floor of the senate to gripe about a football game. >> every drunk sitting on a stool in every bar throughout the natid up at that tv and said, "there's interference." >>> on "cbs this morning saturday." >> meanwhile, there is shocking valentine's day news. because of production problems, for the first time in over 100 years sweethearts candy hearts are not going to be available this valentine's day. devastating. how will we replace this beloved candy? with rolaids and a sharpie? yes. ♪ >>> welcome to the weekend, everyone, i'm anthony mason along with dana jacobson and michelle miller. i love that they're griping about the football call. >> still. still. >> still -- >> by the way, there are bars in new orleans who said they're not going to show the super bowl. they're going to show when the saints won the lawsuit out in new orleans -- >> more than griping. >> we take it seriously, folks. >> not going to change the result unfortunately. >>> coming up, we'll take yo

louisiana republican senator bill cassidy with all the changes going on behind him.hat do you make of the dust-up between mitt romney and president. >> say kerfuffle. that is what i consider. there is business for the country. we have to secure the border. we have to make sure the economy keeps going well and lower cost of health care. i think trump and romney are committed to that. i think we'll work together. neil: why do you think, now senator romney did it? >> i have no clue. i joked with him when he came on the floor, you had active couple days. he chuckled. there was nothing going on. i thought i would write the editorial but purely a joke. i don't pretend to guess what is in his mind. neil: hard to guess what will be in democrat's mind. they want to end the government shutdown. shuttle the measure over to the senate side but it will include no funding for this wall. so is it dead on arrival with you guys? >> yeah totally. they do include $45 billion for u.n. fund which, used among other things to support abortion activity. so this is a political statement. the

senator bill cassidy. bill, thank you. appreciate it. a woman who had a tremendous victory.in for a short period of time. she was appointed and it's always hard when you're pointed. you take a look, they don't do too well. you did very well. you won in the credible day. mississippi. sydney had met. thank you. that was a great win. a brilliant guy. he's very deceiving. my wife says i love watching him on television. and i said who. john kennedy. i said i don't know, but you know, i thought maybe she was talking about the other john kennedy. this is a man who was totally brilliant. oxford. went to oxford. i'm very much into the world of schools. you have to be very, very smart. he also loves this. he loves the people. we gave a rally the night before he won that was incredible. i looked at that crowd. 40,000 people or more at an airport hangar. i said you're going to win and he won big. john kennedy. thank you, john. oxford, oxford john. great. [applause] congressman ralph abraham. congressman, great job you do. he does a great job. you know, gary. thank you, garrett. young, s

let's bring in gerard cassidy.ou expect in terms of trading and loan growth from the banks? how are they going to look >> i think what you are going to see, sara, on the trading froptd the numbers are not going to be very good. the management given guidance in december pointing out that trading rev lues are going to be down year over year and doesn't even include the late december volatility so i think what we should expect is on the congressional markets trading front numbers not very positive however, to your point about loans, fourth quarter we saw a real pickup in loan growth for the banking industry partly due to the fact that the capital markets area was not very conducive to raising capital. you might recall that in the month of december where there wasn't a single high yield debt issue completed and therefore there was a re-mediation into the banks. commercial loan growth should be very strong when they announce the numbers next week and on the margin we see flat to slightly up margins. >> jared, given that

it's so obvious and so blatant, and cassidy said before the senate, this is the most blatant and consequentialn nfl history. it's cast a cloud over the nfl, which questions the integrity and the fairness of the game. and the commissioner is silent. his silence speaks volumes and it only adds to the suspicion. neil: all right. we'll watch what happens. keep us posted, frank. very much. the attorney suing the nfl. we did put a call out to the nfl. i don't believe that we heard back. right? okay. we will have more after this. i'm a veteran and the army taught me a lot about commitment. which i apply to my life and my work. at comcast we're commited to delivering the best experience possible, by being on time everytime. and if we are ever late, we'll give you a automatic twenty dollar credit. my name is antonio and i'm a technician at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. and the army taught me a lot about commitment. which i apply to my life and my work. at comcast we're commited to delivering the best experience possible, by being on time everytime. and if we are ever l

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first, a portion of bill cassidy's speech yesterday highlighting issues weighing heavily on his constituentsespecially in new orleans. [video] >> i hope it does not seem out of place with the shutdown, but folks back home, it is something that continues to disturb them. mr. president, i would like to bring up the nfc championship game. the state of louisiana is outraged because of what happened in the superdome last sunday. televisions were broken, super , billboards put up in atlanta, and lawsuits. my colleagues in the house of representatives is calling for the nfl commissioner to come testify in front of congress on the travesty that occurred five days ago. what happened, in my belief in the belief of many, was the most blatant and consequential blown call in nfl history. for those who missed it, on sunday night during the championship game, the score was tied with less than two minutes to go. it is third and long and the saints are in position to score. drew breeze throws a pass. there is the receiver and there is a defender. for those not familiar with football, and i know the presiding