authorities allege lori and chad told police a series of lies. chad acted as if he didn't know lori very well authorities said. he didn't know her phone number, according to the affidavit. lori's brother told police that jj was what his grandma kay. authorities say it was a clear lie, since kay first called in the missing child report. lori herself told police jj was in gilbert, arizona with a friend. >> the number of steps they took not only to try to find these children but to establish the chain of lies that they had to overcome that inhibited their investigation. >> reporter: in november, chad and lori got married on a beach in hawaii. these photos capturing the couple in love, but neither jj nor tylee was there for the celebration. is the their wedding two weeks after chad's former wife had died. autopsy results are still pending. >> we're processing a lot of evidence that has beent least $430,000 in life insurance proceeds after her death, that's according to an affidavit. >> the fact that it is one straw to be many peculiar straws in this

lori and chad got married on a beach in hawaii. these photos capture a couple in love, but neither jj nor tylee were there for the wedding. just two weeks after chad's previous wife died. he received life insurance proceeds after her death after the affidavit. >> fact of it is one straw to be many peculiar straws in the story starts to raise an eyebrow bauf because the circumstances of her death are being questioned. >> reporter: chad also told his dead wife's parents that lori was aem at thn empty nester. some of his books focus on the end of the world. >> i can't say exactly when chad came into the picture, because i really don't know. i know lori was reading books. >> books about the end of the world? >> and i knew she was in a group. >> reporter: the woodcocks describe lori as a good mom, until something changed. >> and did you love lori? >> oh, absolutely. she was. >> i loved being around her. she was very energetic, but now i think it's all a facade. >> reporter: the last time the grandparents face timed with jj was in august

and in chad well fighting so-called isn't as militant it deployed warplanes to attack a rebel convoy helping to keep president idriss deby in power and debbie has faced several could tense since he came to power back in 1990 france also has 4500 troops in the capital in geneva where the united states also has a base the european union and france have pledged more than $1400000000.00 to fund the g. 5 a whole and to terry alliance most of the money will come from the european emergency trust fund for africa which aims to reduce migration to the european union and sometimes letting go of your colonial past can be difficult even attempts to pull out of the west african common currency which is linked to the euro still forces the hand of nations to hold reserves with france's central bank well joining us now from london is paul mellie he's a consulting fellow for the africa program at chatham house mr malley welcome to the program when macro came to power and 2017 he made the case didn't he for peeling back on involvement french involvement in africa but yet here he is backing hafter and

despite vying to stop propping up straw men on the continent france is backing a libyan war northern chad's dictator is it all about the oil. all forces loyal to him leave or have to have blockaded the oil ports and have stopped pipelines strangling the economy much needed from. plus getting it done it clears one hurdle but the long slog to news we find out what it means for one of the worst performing industrial economy. then france spent decades propping up straw men in africa many then welcome france's elected president and then all macro promising to end what's known as franco freak when he came to power in 2017 but many say france is still up to its old games. in libya macron has thrown in his lot behind the renegade general headley for have to secretly supplying arms and training despite the un in libya's former colonial power italy backing the government in tripoli both are trying to protect their economic interests in libya's oil fields france because all company total recently took a stake in libya's $100.00 concession peris is also keen to protect its political interests in the so

i'm back with secretary chad wolf.n the china situation, it's amazing to me they are criticizing the united states for limiting travel. they've got everybody locked down in their home. in china. so this coronavirus situation is serious. thank you for addressing it. the new york situation, new york and the administration. >> let me restate by saying this has nothing to do with the law they passed regarding divining driver's licenses to illegal aliens. it's wrong from a dangerous and irresponsible. but that separate from what we did this week. new york is the only state that restricts cdc access to their data across the board. not only immigration purposes but law enforcement purposes, customs purposes and also for trade and travel facilitation purposes. the only state, which is why we took the action we did. if new york again wants to restore, we are happy to continue to process applications. specifically what they did is they don't allow cdc to check their database as they have applicants for global entry or another tr

lori valo and chad daybell, saying i do and dancing on the beaches of hawaii.r the death of his former wife and the disappearance of her children. >> now to the growing mystery around a brother and sister who appear to have vanished. >> officials say the kids have not been seen since september. >> the children were never reported missing by their mother and step dad. >> reporter: the photos, part of new details and images emerging in an ongoing mystery. and although chad and lori are still in hawaii, the honeymoon appears to be over. now they spend much of their days hiding out in this condo. the couple at the center evof a o t hawaii to a doomsday group. there they were this past weekend, still holding hands as they headed to church and still dodging questions about lori's missing children. >> you know you can end this just by telling us where the kids are. >> reporter: the kids haven't been seen since sent. >> would you tell me what happened to jj? you know, the grandparents are very worried. >> reporter: this is your full time job now. >> this is our full ti

we're going to have chad per pergram in just a moment.oments away from the senate getting back into session to formalize the plan going forward. they will vote to set the final ground rules for the trial and that will resume on monday with closing arguments. we have word that the votes on each article of impeachment will come some time after 4:00 p.m. on wednesday when this trial finally does come to an end if there is not more twists and turns which of course there could be. no one expects that the how come will change ultimately but tonight democrats are owneronce a plyoffering a previt their messaging will be on. this their acquittal will have no value because americans will know that this trial was not a real trial. >> you cannot have a true acquittal if you have not had a fair trial. >> trial without witnesses is no trial at all. >> an acquittal on an incomplete record after a trial lacking witnesses and evidence will be no exoneration. >> martha: both sides of the aisle weighing in this weaving republican senator mike lee and democr

chad, you have done a fantastic job and i appreciate it. you and your whole group. 72% of republicans say that. and we have a very small number of people in the country now with it. it is around 12. many of them are getting better and some are fully recovered so we are in very good shape and i spoke with president xi of china and he is working hard on this. it is a tremendous problem but they are very capable. so they will get to it. there is a theory that when it gets warm in april, historically, that it will kill the virus. we are not sure yet, but it is around the corner. so that will be a great thing in china and other places, but we have very strong borders and that is what we are here to talk you about. i thought it would show this to you. right now, we have 122 miles of wall being built in auto know if -- and i do not know if you can see this but it is pretty , impressive. these are different shots of the wall that is going up. we have in arizona, this is in el paso. we have new mexico going up. up, is the wall going they're working

chad thomas joining us from berlin. -- now that the u.k. trade freedom from the eu, they are aiming to hold up to five sets of trade talks simultaneously. joining us for more on that story, berg opinion economist teresa fail -- economist teresa therese reconomist aphael. do we have the ability, disburse johnson have the bandwidth, to be able to negotiate five trade deal simultaneously? therese: that is one of the many big questions that needs to be answered. u.k. hasn't actually done a trade negotiation in nearly half a century, as a member of the eu. the first job has been lawyering up, and that they have done pretty effectively. there are more lawyers, trade in the apartment of international trade than there are in ustr, i'm told. on that level, britain is probably ready to do multiple deals, but the question is how you do different deals at the same time. the big prize is obviously a trade deal with the european union. the next is a trade deal with the u.s.. they are going to have very conflicting objectives, and indeed, very different r

chad pergram is on capitol hill with more, another wild day in d.c., chad?eporter: echoes of impeachment are reverberating through the capital today. president trump attacked the one republican senator who voted against him in the impeachment trial yesterday, mitt romney of utah. let's listen. >> i don't like people who use their faith as justification for doing what they know is wrong. nor do i like people who say, i pray for you when they know that's not so. reporter: republican utah congressman, republican utah congressman ron curtis, that republicans will put romney's vote behind him soon. gop utah representative chris stewart said, this too shall pass. republicans think there should be consequences for democrats because of impeachment. i asked house speaker nancy pelosi about that this morning. when you hear that rhetoric from the white house, these types of environments, what does that make you think? >> i think they should rein in their comment because what they're saying is, there will be payback to us for upholding the countstution of the united sta

let's get the reporting first from chad pergram back on capitol hill. minors are chiefs, what is it? >> that was a joke. >> here's chad pergram to start the hour. >> the closing arguments have been made by both the house impeachment manager and we are done with that. what we will see probably over the next few hours this afternoon tomorrow and wednesday are a statement and debate by senators. they have not had the opportunity to actually talk about this on the floor. the trial has been adjourned for the senate is still in session. this is where the senators will actually have their say and they've been muted for about two and half weeks. the question here is, did this make any difference? it takes 67 senators to convict and remove the president and we don't think they are anywhere near that number but the question is whether or not there will be crossover voters. let's start with democrats who might be inclined to acquit. joe manchin, doug jones, democrat of alabama who faces a very competitive reelection bid. the senators voted for witnesses, susan col

and it's not just john chad and steve who it's made rich it's created a whole new brand of celebrity the most successful you tube has such as hyperactive sweet beauty probably make in excess of $10000000.00 a year. over the past 15 years you tube has become more than just somewhere to share videos branching out into music and subscription services and have a 70 languages now you tube is contributing $15000000000.00 a year in ad revenue to owners google alphabet if you told the founders of that to be the case back in early days they might well have nothing to defeat you. germany's aging population and low birth rates are a terrible cocktail for its labor markets many companies say they are struggling to fill positions on their concerns that the shortage of skilled labor could weigh on the economy in the long term one obvious solution to the problem is immigration you know next report we'll meet a man from afghanistan who's helping to build germany's rail network. bashir tajik is performing final checks at the maintenance dept of hamburg spawn inner city rail system he's almost there t

jahvid karim had no idea what his primitive creation would become just a year later he and his friends chad hurley and steve chen would be striking the deal of a lifetime i. think you did it we have. been acquired by google i think bonaire less than $1650000000.00 since being bought by the world's most visited web site you tube itself has become the world's 2nd most visited web site. and it's not just john of it chad and steve who it's made rich it's created our own unique brand of celebrity the most successful you chivas such as hyperactive sweet beauty try to make in excess of 10000000 dollars a year. over the past 15 years you tube has become more than just somewhere to share videos branching out into music and subscription services and ever 70 languages now you tube is country using $15000000000.00 a year in ad revenue to owners google alphabet if you count the founders if that would be the case back in early days they might well have nothing to defeat you. joined in the studio with macaulay to put enough to bed what was the site like back then well the site was quite different was more

connell: the great chad pergram.ing, connell, i can't wait to see you back here. you have been on the road for a while, that does for us for after the bell, "bulls and bears" is right now. david: i am david asman, that man is in center of a lot that is going on, pro troy price. president of democratic party announcing 62% of raw data from that chaotic caucus situation will be released momentarily n [inaudible] >>

but let's start with chad in d.c. good to see you, chad? >> good evening, liz. we learned past couple hours the house prepare races committees are working on 7 billion-dollar supplemental appropriations bill to deal with coronavirus. there are 12 annual appropriations bills which fund the federal government. this is supplemental. a 13 bill we're told, will be on the house and senate floors next week. kevin mccarthy said there would be no requests for offsets donna shalala, freshman, democratic representative from south florida. but she served for eight years as president clinton's health and human services secretary. she says when there was a public health crisis when she was in charge, she imposed something called, the quote shalala rule. listen. >> if you ask who the american people trust, that is why i always insisted on the people who spoke were docs that had white coats on. they were wormed class scientists physicians but they had white coats on, that would reassure. last thing you want is the president of the united states talking about science. >> republi

and it's not just john fit chad and steve who it's made which is created a whole new brand of celebrity the most successful you tube has such as hyperactive sweet beauty probably make in excess of 10000000 dollars a year. over the past 15 years you tube has become more than just somewhere to share videos branching out into music and subscription services and ever 70 languages now you tube is contributing $15000000000.00 a year in ad revenue to owners google alphabet if you told them that to be the case back in early days they might well have nothing to. write i'm joined now in studio by my did business colleagues. here you started your own you tube channel in 2007 how did the site look back then compared to how it works now yes the docs shameful past remember at that time i was very interesting everybody was doing what basically i was doing i was a teenager in my bedroom talking about the most mundane things it wasn't fancy at all and it was not about production a cement or ad revenue at all and that only started in about like 2012 i think and now are the ad revenue is i think 200-1000

morganlander with washington crossing advisers chad, welcome. where are we in this selloff what does it feel like to you? >> so it just feels as if there's this tremendous amount of uncertainty we can still continue to see selling pressure over the next several weeks until there is a better handle on how this virus is spreading but going into the year, we were hitting higher highs, multiples were quite elevated. and expectations for earnings growth as well as global growth were quite optimistic. we believe now that that has to be revised down substantially. >> it's often, isn't it, chad, when the market is selling as high as it was and by lots of measures it was really quite tippy. it's often the unknown unknowns that trip you, the things that are not on your radar screen that cause the problem, right? >> that's 100% correct and hence the reason why you're seeing multiple compression right now. with that said, we believe though that over time over the next 12 to 18 months when this starts to slowly slow down and we get a handle on it, you're goi

chad, are you registered?esting political question for someone that supported the president in a party or can you vote tomorrow. >> i'm an independent. connell: you are going in democratic. for? >> i'm undecided. connell: i have to try to explain to people. people outside of new hampshire, they don't get it, almost undeclared, almost half the state is undeclared, they're not registered in the party. many of those people haven't decided yet. what are you thinking about? >> a major factor for me, my age, 27 years old, starting a business, seeing where my generation is at, struggling with rising rents, health care, education, stuff like that. i think, you know senator biden -- connell: senator biden? >> vice president biden touching on that. of course with bernie. that is one of his big talking points. but again a big thing small business owner is bittersweet, taxes and all that other fun stuff. connell: you're literally going to walk in there to make -- >> i've been falling, trying to make an educated decision.

chad wolf sees something on your neck.closer to chad wolf." ( laughter ) there's also news about first son, don jr., seen here delivering his crowd-pleasing catchphrase: "gaaauuuuugggghhhh." ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) that's my favorite. that's my favorite joke tonight. "gaaauuuuugggghhhh." a hunting organization has just announced they will be auctioning off a dream hunt with donald trump jr. wo meai ho s legal? i mean, he's the president's son. oh, yeah, sure, okay-- that's different. hunt with, hunt with? makes much more sense. the other thing was wrong! wrong! >> jon: it's not him. >> stephen: not good! turns out, what you're actually bidding on is an alaska yacht- based sitka, black-tailed deer hunt with donald trump jr. that's too many things! that's too many things in one thing. you gotta keep it simple for don jr.! he'd be just as happy whippin' lightbulbs at an old van in the woods! ( as don jr. ) "eric, go stand by the van!" "stand by the van, you butt-face! come on, catch it." there is also a performan

for more we go to the airline correspondent chad and chad with a live demo on how to sit on a plane. [laughter] classic chad, always has to look at his self. try to ignore the video, you are a huge man, that guy would not have pounded your chair. >> he would've only done it once. [laughter] but i have to deal with the lien back all the time. and it should be uncomfortable to feel the knees before the lien, so when they leaned back i don't have to do the punch. what kind of punch was that. he was just being annoying when he could've said excuse me ma' ma'am, it hurts when you lean back, do you mind not leaning back, i'm sorry i won't lean back, try that first. a grown man was doing a temper tantrum. that's where were at america? he is bald as hell, he is grow grown,. [laughter] the least he could do is say. [laughter] just one time, give me back my son, give me back my son. watch the movie. the point is, that the woman you should never hit. greg: air travel is situate people who are a holes and they get on the plane and don't fly very often and they get worse. this guy could've checke

>> chad, thank you.cision by a grand jury to restore charges against actor jussie smollett is also jeopardizing the career of the prosecutor that originally dropped the charges against him. not if bernie sanders has anything to do with it. he's endorsing kim foxx who is facing problems of her own. let's bring in chris hahn, madison gisoto. going to get this right. madison. thank you. >> there you go. >> you had no problem with hahn. >> shannon: yeah. one syllable. simple. great to have you both. let me read you something from politco. the endorsements are keeping with the vermont senator's attempts to keep him as the most progressive with a platform that legalizing marijuana and permitting safe injection sites where people can use illegal drugs. madison, should we be surprised by this endorsement? it lines up with where he is. >> i'm not surprised by it but both myself and democrats that i know are disappointed in this one. i mean, you look at what she did in the jussie smollett case. it's unacceptable.

liz: chad pergram, thank you so much. "fox business alert." breaking news.s statement on attorney general barr's comments that the president's tweeting does not make his job easier. quote, the president was not bothered by the attorney general's comments at all. he has a right just like any american citizen to publicly offer his opinions. president trump uses social media very effectively to fight for the american people against injustices in our country including the fake news. the president has full faith and confidence in attorney general barr to do his job and uphold the law. we'll stay on that developing story for you. breaking news just right now. president trump also tweeting recently about the iranian threat. quote, we're doing very well with iran. this is not the time to show weakness f my hands were tied iran would have a field day. sends a very bad signal. the democrat are only doing this in an attempt to embarass the republican party. bring in retired u.s. army major general. he is robert scales. great to see you. your reaction, the action today,

good to hear chad's voice.eally a man of a house that does follow, not just what is happening but why it is happening in the house. kennedy: yes good point. perhaps he will be following you again one day like a stocker. but let's talk a little bit about what happened last night in the house chamber for the president's speech. what did you make of the speech itself? the moments that were clearly trolling try to get democrats to stand up and didn't take debate and made them look back? and the tearing of the speech? your choice. >> i think it was a great combination of the present, quite frankly taking a victory lap while at the same time reaching out his hands, recognizing that at least figuratively his handshake was not accepted by most democrats in the house. and then at the end of it all, the hissy fit by the speaker is going to be remembered for very long time. as a matter of fact, i would be willing to pay, be the high bidder for that horn into speech signed by the president. i think it is going to be a uniq

all right, chad, this was a bit of microcosm of what's going on between democrats and republicans.hat is your take? >> after a few days a lot of people might not remember what they heard in the speech tonight, but they will remember what they saw. these big political events with a moment or two but tonight, two of those moments neither of which happened inside the body of the speech. the first happened before and the second after, the first was when the president refused to shake the hand of the speaker of the house and then afterwards, the speaker ripped up the president's speech. let's listen to the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. >> why would you rip the speech at madam speaker? >> it was the courteous thing to do. >> texas al green to impeach long before pursue impeachment tells fox he thought the speaker extended a hand of friendship to mr. trump. greene says pelosi tried to be mannerly and the president and migrated both speaker. house majority leader said they conducted themselves appropriately. >> he took the high road. nobody stood up. fact-checkers will have a field d

one of the features of dimpled chads and hanging chads and pregnant chads is somebody could look at that. you can't look at the electronic state of memory of a voting system. this is becoming troibld because the vote of paper on the batted ballot is no longer the readable portion. georgia is flirting with this right now making the qr the main part. in order to make large attacks on paper-based voting that requires allot of accomplices. you need to handle a lot of paper, make a lot of it appear or fall off a truck, on a truck, something like that. in contrast electronic can be done remotely by a small number of people. you don't need access, a lot of accomplices. paper is a great thing, but paper is not a pannacia. it matters how you mark it, take care of it, tabulate it and audit it. andrew talked at some length about why ballot marking devices are not a good way to mark the paper if you want to know the paper has a trustworthy record of what voters expressed to the equipment. i'll talk about that more. this is our paper. so let's suppose that we have generated a trustworthy paper trail,

chad pergram on the hill, hang out this hour. more in a moment here. because we had a good night last night in iowa. i know you think that is silly, but everything we can feel was good. >> when we had a chance to quiet to those questions of whether we belonged in this effort in the first place. now so much will depend on what the famously independent thinking state of new hampshire new hampshire decides. >> we a bumpy start to the democratic process yesterday. ave new hampshire in just a week, are we ready to do new hampshire? [cheers and applause] >> bill: new hampshire a week from today, bringing in the manager from ronald reagan, and noah lethe, former communications author of the dnc. let's go through it to know, what happened? >> i think everybody is still trying to figure it out, the background here is that after the 2016 election, where you had bernie supporters and the hillary supporters get together and the unity commission, and they proposed new rules to the iowa caucus. one of those was in order to increase transparency and put out a bunch o

should get under way in a few minutes. >> the acting homeland security secretary is chad wolf. he was on capitol hill yesterday before a senate committee. this morning before a house appropriations subcommittee. likely answering questions in addition to the budget request, he'll answer questions about the coronavirus as he did yesterday. while we wait for the hearing to get under way, part of a conversation from this morning's "washington journal" on the latest on the coronavirus. host: what is this virus, and how is it from something that went from an animal to humans? guest: it's a respiratory virus. there are coronavirus that is circulate upon the population. but this new one, seems to be producing more severe symptoms than a regular common coronavirus. we have fairly good evidence that originated in animals, at some point jumped over to humans, then became capable of being transmitted between humans. when that occurred we don't know. the outbreak, initial outbreak was detected at thend of december. it's likely it started a month before then but possibly earlier. host: do yo

chad? >> senators on both sides of the aisle want to know how they would spend this money.here was a classified briefing on coronavirus this morning. a democratic senator from hawaii indicated that this supplemental spending request was the least detailed he had ever seen. some senators are skeptical, like jim inhofe, a republican of oklahoma. >> normally people would say it solves all the problems. i don't think it does. so it needs a lot of attention but not necessarily more funding. >> alabama senator richard selby it turns the probations committee. the panel charged with any of the money. he told me last night, "this is no ordinary crisis coming up. i would call this a dire emergency." shelby raised concern to me about the dollar figure, and the reason is because it's always easier to pass one big spending bill rather than two. >> money should not be an object. some people believe this is a lowball number here. i don't know. but i'd like to hear from you on this, because this is not the time to try and shortchange the american people. >> there are 12 annual spending bil

chad myers has our forecast. what's happening, chad? >> alisyn, so far an underachiever for snow.about to change. it will start to pick up as the day goes on. still winter weather advisories all the way from the midwest to the northeast. this weather is presented by kay where your love story is the most important one of all. so let's get right to it. we'll see the rain showers come in across parts of the southeast. we'll see snow across the northern plains, across parts of chicago. only about an inch and a half for you even down to midway. but more will go toward gary. more will go toward even detroit and flint. in that area. as the snow is just now finally developing. what is going to happen for the northeast, it's going to get windy. we're going to get winds of 40 miles per hour as the storm gets into tomorrow morning. those 40 mile-per-hour winds could bring down power lines, trees, all those things. could even make some flash flooding along the coast with that on-shore flow pushing the tide on land. here you go. this is the snow. if you're impressed with 4 to 6 inches, there y

chad: she's had a number of gaffes.er a year now and it has been quite clear and discussed in berlin that she was very weak as party leader and the events of next week -- last week bore those out. it took merkel returning from a trip from africa to bring everybody back in line politically in germany. nonetheless, this was a stunner this morning, this statement from her that she is stepping down both as leader of the party and will not run as chancellor. she says she will stay on to oversee things, but now it is an open field who will run from merkel's party to replace her in the next election. anna: what are the bigger implications of this in terms of the electoral map of germany, the coalition in moment? what are the biggest takeaways? akk: one of the things that says in her statement is there a real divide in her party currently about how they work or don't work with the far-right, the afd, and also whether they should cooperate with the left party, the former communists in germany. she says she's against doing both.

chad myers has our forecast. how's it looking, chad? >> alisyn, it's already started.e wind damage on the west side of the storm. the main threat will be snow and ice. this weather is brought to you by jared. dare to be devoted. so let's get to it. there will be wind damage and maybe tornadoes across the south. for now we're watching the snow in oklahoma and texas. that snow will make its way towards minneapolis, cleveland, canton, buffalo, pittsburgh. and through the niagara front r frontier. this will be a snowstorm a little bit. 4 to 6 inches in some spots. the problem will be half an inch of ice on trees, power lines, and roads. and of course that orange area there, absolute flood rainfall. could be 4 inches of rain. watch out for this. if you are in any of this, this could be an ice storm waiting to happen this afternoon. >> yikes. looks bad. chad. thanks for the warning. we have new results out of iowa. "new day" continues right now. >>> we want to welcome our vauers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." we still do not have a clear wi

and it's not just jahvid chad and steve who it's made rich has created our own your brand of celebrity the most successful you chivas such as hyperactive sweet beauty try to make in excess of $10000000.00 a year. over the past 15 years you tube has become more than just somewhere to share videos branching out into music and subscription services and you have a 70 languages now you choose country using $15000000000.00 a year in ad revenue known as google alphabet if you told the founders if that would be the case back in early days they might well have enough to defeat. them. laughing all the way to the bank let's take a closer look at this with the w. reporter joel roy welcome joe so your chips come a long way since a day at the zoo yeah and there's 3 major unforseen consequences that have happened in the 15 years since we've had celebrities we've had conspiracy theories and we've had climate change so firstly the celebrities as we heard in that report the platform created a whole new job title the youtube of if you like cutie pie people are talking to their cameras and make a fortune

jahvid karim had no idea what his primitive creation would become just a year later he and his friends chad hurley and steve chen would be striking the deal of a lifetime where they think you today we have. been acquired by google thanks bonaire less than $1650000000.00 since being bought by the world's most visited web site you tube itself has become the world's 2nd most visited web site. and it's not just joffe it's chad and steve who it's made rich has created our own unique brand of celebrity the most successful you chivas such as hyperactive sweet purity pie make in excess of $10000000.00 a year. over the past 15 years has become more than just somewhere to share videos branching out into music and subscription services and you have a 70 languages now you choose country using $15000000000.00 a year in ad revenue to owners google alphabet if you told the founders if that would be the case back in early days they might well have nothing to defeat you. well from good of you business we have in the studio she is intimately acquainted with you tube you started your own channel didn't you ba

take a listen to chad wolf again. >> what i would say is given the amount of scrutiny that we have oncurity these days, this is a concerning event and it really goes to the public confidence of our elections. >> senators are saying no matter what happens in other states, the damage to voter confidence has already been done. >> what happened in iowa made, as far as hanging chad look like a model of efficiency. there we go. >> the democratic party in nevada is pushing back and say they are not using the same app that was used in iowa. they say they have backup systems in place so something like this could never happen in that state. >> dana: we will see. gillian turner, quite a thing. thank you for being here. we appreciate it. we know that you worked late into the night. the chaos in iowa causing a big mess for the democratic party. what does that mean for 2020 democrats? who does it help and who does it hurt? what about the candidate who isn't even focused on early states? >> i guess something happened in iowa, or didn't happen. i don't know. anyway, while the other democrats have gon

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meteorologist chad myers has our forecast. what are you seeing, chad?ast week with some tornadoes as well and more of that this week as well. this is the area that is going to see the biggest threat. this weather is brought to you by celebrity cruises. go to celebrity.com and book your award winning vacation today. so where do we start? we start from last week. 4 to 6" of rainfall on ground saturated. where do we go from here? a little snow but a lot of rain. here is the rainfall right for you and it will focus on the exact same area we had weather last week. this is now an ongoing problem. a little snow on the north side in new england but this is not a snow event. this is rainfall. very, very heavy rain at times. a potential tornado or two. that's not out of the question. the problem is how much rainfall is coming down. this is what's still coming on top of what we've already had and those two stripes are in the exact same spot. >> big weather this week. >> watching closely, chad, thank you very much. >>> new this morning cnn has told top advisers he