christina tosi is here, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] christina tosi.here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hashtags hashtags ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: hey, we do this thing every week where i send out a a hashtag and we ask you guys to respond to that topic. how are those cookies? [ cheers and applause ] the grammys are this weekend, so i sent out a hashtag called #misheardlyrics. i asked you guys to send us funny or weird ways that you have -- you or your friends have misheard popular song lyrics. within 30 minutes it was a a trending topic in the u.s. so, thank you for playing along. [ cheers and applause ] i think i tweeted out my sister's friend used to think "la isla bonita" was -- ♪ last night i dreamt of potatoes ♪ [ laughter ] turns out it's not -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: i don't know. >> steve: almost. >> jimmy: now, i thought i'd share some of my favorite missed lyrics from you guys. this first one's from @livtaylor3. she says, "here's how my sister sings lady gaga's 'bad romance.'" ♪ ra ra ah ah ah rama roma ma ga ga ooh la la raccoons and wombats ♪ [

>> stop, okay. >> jimmy: christina, what do you think? no, no, no, no, no, no. no, no, no, no. >> jimmy: come on, come on. you got to make the call. n, which one do you like better? the winner is -- >> oh, my god, oh, my god.kn you want t what? [ dinging ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: they both win because they're yours? >> no, but it's like you got to do you. the only rule to baking is do you.>> immy: you got to do you. christina tosi, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "all about cake" is intores now. and order milk bar goods online at milkbarstore.com. yummy, that is so nklicious. my tto kim kardashian west, james cameron, christina tosi. [ cheers and applause ] and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching, have a a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and app♪use ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- j.j. watt, star of "sc

christina: right.look at our recent experience, like the aftermath of the financial crisis, we were able to spend big on rescue programs that were a priority at that time and we haven't fallen off a cliff. carol: we are still here. christina: so mmt is basically the way that people endorsing the idea are thinking about paying for something like the new green deal. i'm sorry, the green new deal. jason: right. but let's talk about because we talk about them all the time. the conventional wisdom is that tariffs are bad. hold on a second. christina: there is a camp on the fringe of economics, because there is mostly a consensus tariffs are bad, that goes all the way back to alexander hamilton's research on manufacturing. to look at how tariffs can be applied in a way that benefits the economy. and looking at trump's tariffs, which now exceed something like $300 billion worth of goods and maintenance -- may soon expand to include others, they say it is actually revved up manufacturing. they claim they have

greg: christina?ng it for $15 and you can do it for the next or someone you love and these are hissing cockroaches? first of all, what even is that? do they make noises or do they kill them "after words"? is it a symbol of my internal a. if it is in x, squash it. greg: then it's on the bottom of your shoe. >> than they make eggs until they spread? greg: jimmy? >> this is idiotic. their local residents can get roaches for free in their apartments. actually, all of new york. greg: i lived in midtown and i could have opened up my own cockroach factory. >> let me say, i would never pay $2 to buy someone a roach for valentine's day. i would wait until the day after and get it for 1 dollar. greg: beautiful roaches, tyrus. i have a feeling you have strong feelings about this. tyrus: about roaches? greg: about valentine's day. tyrus: they remind me that i never get anything right. i am not that guy. i think a punch in the arm and a good job is a good job but apparently you have to have flowers and stuff. as a

nice to see you, christina, everyone seems to be a little stressed out, kudos to you. phil rutger, there are some days the president is angrier than others. he went with the enemy of the peop people. it is usually when he makes a mistake. >> yeah, that has been the pattern, chuck. and this is a president whose moods have fluctuated through these two years, and and he has a number of things on his plait. he has the mueller report that is departmented to be finished at any point now. the lawyers felt it fls a target period, it could also stretch into march, the president know it's is coming and it may not deliver good news for him. and that is under his glare at the moment and he is still reeling from this defeat on the border last week. it was only a week ago. he had to take this emergency declaration action that invited legal challenges and that is a huge headache for him in the weeks to come. >> and this rage against california, every time i have come out to california since donald trump became president, it is unlike any other time i have been -- normally californian

. >> what about the christina factor? >> he played coy with e.t.s ago. >> you had some history. >> we did. >> what do you think maroon 5 is bringing to the stage? >> i think they have a line up, right? >> check out what she said thursday on watch what happens live? >> any talks of you joining maroon 5 for the super bowl? >> plead the 5th. >> okay. >> all your ladies, the most important ladies in your life be here? >> there's no way your kids can understand the importance of this moment can they? >> no, they're too little. the little, little kids they're going to stay home. it's a fiasco out here. it's crazy. we're going to keep them home. my wife will be out here, though. but they're going to watch on tv. i'm going to wear daddy bracelets so they can see that i'm representing them well. >> this week isn't just about football, it's also about the parties and activities that surround the super bowl and i caught up with a bunch of hollywood a-listers that made their way to atlanta. >> what else is going to be in this cup besides coffee. >> the plastic

chef christina tosi.xt week. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applaus ♪ ♪ chrs and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- rosie o'donnell, host of msnbc's "deadline: white house," anchor nicolle wallace, music from danileigh. featuring the 8g band with brandon buckley! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear.. in that case, let's get to the news. former trump adviser roger stone today pleaded not guilty to charges in the russia

and christina greer from political science and republican political analyst. christina, the question is what happens next? what might -- what might virginians do? what might the lieutenant governor now say? will he come out and be critical of his governor? and what might the assembly and the senate do as well given they have powers to remove this governor so if they were to choose to do so. >> i think it is high time for the governor to go. right now it is an embarrassment and it is time to move forward. governor fairfax should be the new governor hopefully by this evening or monday at the latest. obviously the legislature has the power to remove this governor and should have serious conversations. we're seeing the democratic leadership from across the country calling for his resignation. these are things that democrats call for when it comes to republican representative king and all other republicans who have said and done -- mitch mcconnell standing in front of his confederate flag not too long ago. we think these are abhorrent as democrats and so they are c

star of nbc's "good girls," actress christina hendricks! music from astrid s!eaturing the 8g band with jon epcar! ♪ [ cheers and applause ]es land gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is evebody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] good to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump and north korean leaderim jong-un began their summit in vietnam today where trump referred to kim as his fr nd. and kim said to trump, "quiet, i'm watching the michael cohen testimony." [ laughter ] during the congressional testimony of former trump attorney michael cohen today, republican representative qujustin amash asked cohene, "what's the truth that you know ?"president trump fears mo said coh, "probably that grimace is actually just an actor inside of a costume." [ laughter ] "what?!" congressman rashida tlaib and representative mark meadows got into an argument during a committemeeting today over whether tlaib suggested that meadows was racist for bringing a black former trump organization emplo

christina rendon is there now and christina, some streets and yards are already flooded. >> reporter: it basically floods right away windows heavy rain come through because you can see all around us flooding on this street, and even though it is like this, some courts are still passing through and they have been all afternoon even though officials always advise never to drive throug standing water. now the big concern here is the russian river. it is already officially at flood stage. that is 32 feet. emily this afternoon there was an advisory sent out that the russian river is predicted to crest at 36 feet around 1 am friday, so that is just something for people to be aware of that live in these areas around here. sonoma county officials are watching the river closely, especially for those people who live right along the river there might be that we've driven around guerneville. many streets are closed. other businesses are closed as well, and there is some streets that live -- that are right next to a tributary. both of those trees are next to a tr is an area that floods time it is

of our culture are ok go ahead christina can i just add something to what you said in terms of. i kind of agree with her in terms of we should stop this thing about women who are a woman but if we want to look at it critically. how come we don't have we were we were boys where the boys who are the boys who are running for office how come we don't have that woman we don't have answers. christina you can start and i can't have any career and i think they're not also going to hang with him and ask her man in politics for a better a fender and a lot of what are we men i help a lot of. women and one hundred line nance's but indeed there are women as well and each other that they're most likely going to talk about their children and their husbands before they start talking what is now no women in politics at a golden corral you know when i just find out that i. just let him have to strafe because no one can hear you can talk all over each have a beyond your guide. yes thank you very much i think we need to change the narrative of the where we should shall i go to ground and i said i w

christina rendon live in east oakland. and to help parents get the latest information on the site, we created th the number is 510-874-0400 . you can call that number anytime for updated information and any new developments. also had to ktvu.com or you can find information about afterschool programs, school meals, and safe spaces and rec centers the christina mentioned that are open for students. they have a full list there at ktvu.com. >>> the once flooded section of highway 37 is now raised and paved. primary work on the levy break is pretty much done, but with all of this be able to handle the coming and a spheric storm next week? we don't know, and caltrans will not say. >>> and whether we are tracking that atmospheric river event developing offshore. today lots of sunshine, few changes setting up your weekend. we'll have a lot more of that forecast coming up. >>> a high school student in union city was stabbed on campus today that prompted a lockdown and urgent search from persons responsible. henry lee tells us polic

christina? >> reporter: frank, the national guard from what we have seen is focusing its efforts in guerneville, forestville, and a few minutes ago these national guards high water trucks pulled up behind us here in the direction they were coming from was sebastopol, so they been all over sonoma county, and when we spoke to the sonoma county sheriff late this afternoon, he said they had to do at least 40 boat rescue from last night and today in the town of guerneville loan . clearly a lot of work going on. the national guard has brought in high water vehicles. the walker family admits they were too late evacuate from their forced biliary a home. >> previous rains, we got a little bit high, but time, the canoe flipped over, there was a lot of debris, garbage cans, things of that nature coming, so we knew we were going to need some professional help to get out of there. >> reporter: in the same area, this man chose to survey the damage in his kayak. >> i've seen some cars i paddled over. most of t

how bad is it, christina? >> reporter: you can see for yourself the street is pretty bad. is one of the low-lying streets. here in guerneville, you can see as we head act how widespread though flooding is, you can see we are by a government arcade minicourse. it is areas like this in the low-lying areas that are really seeing the most damage, and we've also seen cars that have been driving through the street all afternoon. that is something you do not want to do on low-lying areas. you should be turning around instead of driving through, but the big concern is the russian river. as you mentioned, it has officially reached the flood stage as of this morning, and we understand that it is predicted to crest at 36 feet around 1 am friday. and advisory went out late this afternoon, warning people of that. we were driving through guerneville earlier this afternoon. several streets are closed due to flooding . some businesses are closed as well, and we also checked out a neighborhood near mill court and sycamore court. they stood right next to a tributary. that area always floods

christina? >> reporter: we can tell you we spoke with the sonoma county sheriff just 15 minutes ago. he said the day touring touring parts of sonoma county on the russian river and said from last night and today, they have made about 40 rescues by boat in the guerneville area alone, and separately he's already seen places where cars are floating and the roads into open vineyards. is going to be a lot of damage when this is all said and done. the national has brought in high vehicles. the walker family admits they were too late evacuating from the forest failure area home. >> previous rains, a got a little bit high, but this time we tried, the canoe flipped over. there's a lot of debris, garbage cans, things of that nature coming so we knew we were going to need some professional help to get out of there. >> reporter: in the same area, this man chose to be on his kia. >> i've seen cars that are piled over.  most of the homes are okay. they've all you know, see decades of experience, so a lot of

. ♪ and then there's the christina factor. ♪ moves like jagger >> she played coy with "e.t."s ago. >> you have a history. who do you think maroon 5 is bringing to the stage? >> i think they have the lineup, right? >> check out what she said last night on "watch what happens live." >> any talks of you joining maroon 50 for the super bowl? okay. ♪ >> of course, christina is no stranger to the super bowl halftime show. in 2000, "e.t." was there when the then-19-year-old took the stage when enrique iglesias. >> pretty amazing, right? >> you just get really into it when you are on stage with the lights. incredible. really an adrenaline rush. >> she returned in 2011 to sing the national anthem. ♪ can you see >> and i was with atlaa's legendary gladys knight who will take that honor this year. >> what will it mean when you step on that field to sing the national anthem? >> everything. the fact that i'm at home. atlanta, georgia, is my home. >> we're on radio row, and behind me, kevin hart broadcasting from his sirius xm show, straight from the hart. now kevin joined me a little earl

lot of remedies switch can help but sometimes they just don't then you need a specialist like dr christina who's head of the pain clinic here at the heel used in the beating invalid welcome to get checked. just as unique as the patient is furthest pain so individual should be the therapy . chronic pain can be a burden and sometimes pills just don't help anymore but specialists do have different methods to help patients with chronic pain like with a pain pacemaker. suffered from chronic pain for you. on them but that's only a. bearable i was such a wreck that my orthopedist suggested that i see a psychometrist. he suffered back pain several slipped discs and had a number of operations then he got ulcers from the pain medication he could have more properly anymore he couldn't sleep through the night he couldn't work. finally a neurosurgeon on pain specialist was able to help him with a small high frequency stimulator. this new procedure called h f ten therapy and as works with a very high frequency ten thousand hertz electrical pulse to the spinal cord we don't completely understand the mech

christina you can start i can't be an african and i also got. him and asked her man in politics for a better a fender and a lot of what are we men i help a lot of. women and not how to lie nance's but indeed there are women as well as each other that they're most likely going to talk about their children their husband before they start talking what is now no women in politics or god and cannot you know when i just find out that. any of the isabella just just let him have to strafe because no one can he you can talk all over each have a beyond your guide. yes thank you very much i think we need to change the narrative of the where we should shall i go to drink and i said i was speaking according to the water economy forum in twenty eight in the i report she was at the y. going to the political leadership because we have not we went up to the position no address the issue of women in politics in in a way that i don't doubt for many things are practically just part of it but where was just all eyes are to grant is also one of the foundation also in

christina you can start and i can't have any career that again i also got. him and asked her many qualities for a better a fender and a lot of what are we men i help a lot of. women and one hundred line nance's but indeed there are women as well as each other that they're most likely going to talk about their children their husband before they start talking what is now no women in politics at a golden corral you know when i just find out that. any of the isabella just let him have to strafe because no one can he you can talk all over each have a bill and you go ahead. yes thank you very much i think we need to change the narrative of the where we should shall i go to ground and i said i was speaking according to the water economy for us in twenty eight in the i report shows that the why good political leadership because we have not we went up to. no address the issue of women in politics in the way that you know they are so many things are practically just part of it was just i was out to grant is also one of the foundation also in the mix i know the economi

david: christina, keep us updated. i want to go back to the panel. the big question is not whether he would announce that they got the model 3 at 35,000 but whether he can deliver. that's really the question. whether he can finally deliver what he says he is going to in terms of cars produced. >> tremendous -- from elon musk always, unbelievable showman at every opportunity, his ability to roll out a new model and in the same week, task regulators, this company is proving not only that it can deliver, david, but actually even deliver potentially without those government subsidies which are set to fade out over the next couple of years. this has been a stock that's outperformed even its other big cap giants have faded away. although it is down after hours now. >> the fact we had to wait a day for an announcement. i thought he was going to announce a flying car. like there's no other $35,000 cars out there. my biggest issue is elon musk, he's brilliant, genius, innovator, but he needs to take some lessons on ceo. the sec is going after him for somethin

christina you can start and i don't have any fear that again i also look at. them and ask what is her man in politics for a better a fender and a lot of what are we men i help a lot of. women and one hundred line nance's but indeed there are women as well as each other that they're most likely going to talk about their children their husband before they start talking what is now no women in politics at a golden corral you know when i just find out that. any of the isabella just just let him have to strafe because no one can he you can talk all over each have a bill and you go ahead. yes thank you very much i think we need to change the narrative of the where we should shall i go to ground and i said i was speaking according to the water economy forum in twenty eight in the i report shows that the why good political leadership because we have not we went up to. no address the issue of women in politics in the way that you know they are so many things are practically just part of it was just all lies are to grant is also one of the foundation also in the mix imo

one christina has had those types of worries before for no yuki is still a long way off from being able to compete with a human. here his practicing free trade fair. you believe. in that which ones you couldn't. cut. that down. and. you're going to hunt is a techie through and through he's been experimenting with computers for decades the let us yuki is helping him get closer to his vision of digital teaching. universities. that. they don't want war. what else. did any of them didn't even. watch how was this the even that. go on. yuki is on his way to his last seminar for the day. it's a history of english clubs start with people so are you ready have you got your smartphones ready. all right. so here's the first question. first either answer the survey refers to forty per cent yes. a study by the university of its book found that europeans have grown more weary of robots in recent years. if you have trouble in understanding these words look them up dictionaries do people here in marble also if you're skeptical about yuki. i'm fighting off unified beginnings yes for sure it was really w

one christina has had those types of worries before for now yuki is still a long way off from being ableo compete with a human. here his practicing free trade fair. few minutes are you if this ends. in atlanta which ones they couldn't. see that. was already in there and. you're going to hunt is a techie through and through he's been experimenting with computers for decades yuki is helping him get closer to his vision of digital teaching. universities. that. they don't want war. what else. do any of you don't even. watch how else does the even that. go on as we are. yuki is on his way to his last seminar for the day. it's a history of english class start with people so are you ready have you got your smartphones ready. all right. so here's the first question. thirteen already answered the survey referring to forty per cent. a study by the university of this book found that europeans have grown more wary of robots in recent years. if you have trouble in understanding these words look they're not dictionaries do people here in marble also feel skeptical about yuki. i'm smart enough to unify

christina, this is the problem, right? donald trump has for better or worse created a narrative around bad people coming over the southern border and that's our immigration problem. >> right. right. i mean, there's actual realities we can have really important and interesting discussions around immigration. instead we're caught up in donald trump's sort of racist dystopian fever dream. and i think a lot of it that we really have to think about is that his base and the nativist portion of his base are really informed by that fantasy. so reality doesn't change it. it's a constant reference. i think one thing that is important to think about is this has a long history. since the 19th century, there have been certain characterizations of mexicans as beastial, savage. there is a historical way -- almost at times a pornographic pleasure where he discusses lured descriptions of migrant women being tied up with duct tape and brutalized. there is a compulsion he has to tell this story. it's like misogyny disguised as compassion. >>

apple adding a new member to the team with cnbc.com's christina far breaking news over the weekend abouteteran sam jadallah revamping the smart home business. now we have more on a piece on the revolving door at apple and what that tells us about the future of growth there let's bring in tripp mikell along with tech reporter christina arr. great to have you both here. tripp, let me begin with you, because when we saw the departure of angela ahrendts, i thought to myself, is this a one-off or not you're saying it's part of a specific strategy, and what is that >> it fits into a broader trend going on at the company right now where you're just seeing a lot of changes within the senior leadership ranks, and part of the reason that sticks out is because that's abnormal at apple. you don't see -- it's a company that usually has a lot of stability in the leadership ranks. and part of the reason we're seeing changes is because this is a company that's positioning itself for a future beyond the iphone. >> are they doing it successfully, tripp, so far? because it sounds like even though tim cook

moving on -- [laughter] nice try christina.ood news for sears, bankruptcy judge throwing them a lifeline that could help 45,000 people keep their jobs. yeah we've got that story for you. and more on cortez's green new deal. lots of big new ideas no way to pay for them i think a plan bankrupts the country. that's my opinion. more varney after this. and ux f sport, with the latest safety system standard, best-in-class turn radius and best-in-class mpg. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. look at this mattel stock is straight up to the tune of 17%. why? they're making a lot of money with -- barbie who would have thought? now look at has burrow going the other way, their profit fell short they blame the closure of toys"r"us that stock is down 1%. now the toy maker. all right let's get to -- because i like this story. the democrats green new deal, joining us ed connor former bain capital managing director okay right from the top here's my opinion. trillions in new taxes, abandonment of fossil fuels bankrupts the country where a

chatty hand ladies and christina do you remember that moment where you feel i am going to run i am a politician when did you know. you know this and many years ago. i wanted to make i knew i wanted to sing make a difference in the world i knew that i want to see stressing but i just didn't know how and when or if it was going to be on the governmental level or on the non-governmental level but. what i didn't know. what i didn't really think about was what i was what i have experienced as a female politician join to give us one story the twenty five eight that explains that experience was. my story have many staffers but i got up to one when i came out to run for office i first i worked at national somebody for two years and i worked very closely with the raiders and while i was there i had developed a strong interest in becoming a lead grader because most of the legislative work there are either incompetent or not really sure what they're they're really not sure what they're doing some of they're not there for the right reasons. when i decided to run i join the. political party in of

yes hi christina i think everything that has happened since philip she said katie was integrators the new president of the country many good sign actually because as you previously say there is this six hundred militia in from communist seppuku who was breaking in the us a we have to remember that this party of the country was really exposed to violence and led many people left the country we are talking about tells in the people who left from the jessie and goes elsewhere. in the neighborhood countries so this but we still have to remember that there is other parties of the country like benny where there is still many challenges of security so we have to wait for the months coming but there is zero on like binny where there is problems ok and then of course another development twenty would be that the catholic church reportedly saying that it's no longer supporting demonstrations against phoenix chickadees when what happened there what's changed. i think the catholic church don't want to be do one who will burn the country they have agreed of what happened and we also we have also se

first of all, christina and luis, what is life like living with cystic fibrosis?does two inhalers, two nebulisers, video, more tablets, and all of that before school. the physio is to bring up mucus from the lungs because with cystic fibrosis your mucus is very thick and it particularly affects the lungs. it affects the whole body but in the lungs it is the biggest problem so you constantly need to clear that to avoid as many infections as you can. that must be exhausting. what is it like every day? it is really sad and it is really annoying i wish i could just have a normal life without having to do so much physio and tablets. have a normal life without having to do so much physio and tabletsm must take a lot of your time. when you are with your friends, do they know what you have got to do that you don't have to do? yes. does it mean that you can't do some of the things that they do? in what way? what things can't you do?” things that they do? in what way? what things can't you do? i can't play in mud and i can't normally play in mud and i can't normally play in

christina mora has the story...hellie gaither, librarian, west middle school: "we were mentioning it's a shame we can't just get some materials and make a bunch of sandwiches and go deliver them, and melissa said well wait, there's food downstairs that's been donated, let's go make some visits."natschellie gaither is west middle school's librarian.she's also the driver for this week's spontaneous mission.melissa chesterfield, 7th grade teacher, west middle school: "we went over to dairy queen and save-a-lot and kind of divided and conquered. some of us went into dairy queen and bought some sausage biscuits and meals and some went to the grocery store and picked up some things."7th grade science teacher melissa chesterfield says at the beginning of the semester, her students all wrote down their goals, missions, and burdens. many are facing struggles at home.chellie gaither, librarian, west middle school: "a lot of the kids at home, and we were talking about some of them had expressed that sometimes they're hungry on

christina?> reporter: students are inside the rec center going through the regular day as much is it can be with art and music and even classes held inside. this is a massive effort among parents across the oakland school district to replace this day with the strike. >> reporter: it is anything but a typical student at the redwood heights rec center. these are opening doors to children. the center was entirely organized by parent volunteers. >> we have a curriculum throughout the day and time allocated so students can work on what they are supposed to be working on in school. >> lunch was donated any chew say this lets them support the kids and teachers. >> the parents have been well organized to make sure there is consistency with that teachers with math and reading and playtime. >> i made plans to do this previously to knowing about the solitary schools to do that share care that is why i'm not anticipating and that. it is wonderful. it is great to see the parents doing all this work. >> repor

christina vadell, maria vadell -- let me start by saying you are very brave. carlos, what happens, your dad went on a business trip and never came home. >> first of all, thank you so much for having us. it means the world to us that you are carrying this story forward and bringing it up. it was supposed to be a business trip like the ones he had taken before. they flew down november 19 of 2017. november 21, that tuesday morning my mom received a text from my dad saying i am coming home, i'll be home in time for thanksgiving. then we didn't hear from him for another 30 days. now we are 19 months and pleading for help from president trump, about maduro, mr. guaido, down to the jailer holding the keyed to their cell. if you understand human rights or grief, if you believe in justice, you can act and let them come back home. trish: jessica, how did you find out? >> city was at work, trish, preparing for a meeting. i saw a bunch of missed calls from my sister. she said our dad just got arrested. i was in complete shock. it's been a blur for our family ever since. t

christina and dave. >> fascinating.according to plan, a bipartisan security bill will be on his desk. 1,159 page spending package has been released. the senate expects to take it up today. the legislation goes to the house with final passage tonight. here's mr. trump with the colombian president. >> we haven't gotten it yet. we'll be getting it. we'll be looking for land mines because you could have that. it's been known to happen to people. >> the president claims his wall is already being built even though it calls for only 55 miles of new steel fencing. >> we're building as we speak in the most desperately needed areas and it's a big wall. it's a strong wall. it's a wall the people aren't going through very easy. you're going to have to be in extremely good shape to get over this one. they would be able to climb mt. everest a lot easier, i think. >>> the members introduced a short-term resolution to keep the government funded for another week. they hope to negotiate a better agreement. >>> critical trade talks betwee

good morning, christina. >> reporter: good morning. two days ago this explosion happened pick you can see the street is closed off and heavily guarded by police as well as traffic solutions, which is a local date area company that works on closing down these roads. we expect the crew to arrive to begin the investigation to figure out what happened here. they have already got a planetary look at the area is not. that team arrived to tour the damage caused by the explosion. officials say they were lucky that this was not far worse and no one was seriously injured. pg&e says a 4 inch gas line made of plastic was ruptured by a third-party contractor. they notified pg&e they were going to dig in advance. the crews marked the payment. still, there was an explosion right here at geary boulevard and the fire burned for more than two hours. verizon confirm to us that they did hire that contract too late a fiber-optic lines. according to osha, they were operating a backhoe when the gas line was hit. the contractor is based in san francisco. back

christina matteo lived in a mental unit and her family owned the building. >> it has been in my family for a while. it is pretty upsetting. i called my mom and she said get out. >> the fire started in the front room and firefighters moved quickly. by 4 pm, it was contained. they dealt with power lines and trees finding other obstacles once inside. >> firefighters found the building had been altered from what was normal. with zero visibility and high heat, it takes a little bit extra to find your way to the fire.>> a cat is still missing. the building's owners say they were insured that their concern is for their tenants who were like family and they are worried about where they will go next. the cause is still under investigation. >> still ahead, a woman claims she was fired for taking care of her dying in love. >> they make you feel like they really wanted to get rid of me. >> california's law that can limit paid time off for caregivers. >> on the closing a car factory that employs more than 3000 people. and right now we do have traffic moving well. if you are driving on the bay bridg

christina was there and we will bring her in to get the latest. christina? >> reporter: good morning. gary is open. what you see is eastbound traffic moving smoothly and westbound traffic has one lame open. parker, you will not be able to cross over gary. if you are at this intersection, that crew will arrive later this morning. they will try to figure out exactly what happened here and hopefully start the investigation. they got a preliminary look at what happened last night. the team arrived last night and he toured that damage. right away, officials said they were lucky that no one here was seriously injured and it was only structural damage. a gas line made of plastic was ruptured we know verizon hired mas tec to lay fiber optic lines and it hit the gas line with a backhoe. >> the focus is to collect perishable evidence, including pipelines and we will look at the timeline leading up to the event. we will look at what was going on in the pipeline control center. >> reporter: we understand that contractor notified pg&e in advance so they could marked the

christina, i know you are not from america. but the founders talked about the pursuit of happiness.. >> i agree. are we going to get into a debate about money? in africa they are giving 22 people money every month. they are trying it -- i don't agree with it. i'm with you guys. >> it's other people's money. >> i agree. we all agree. david: in chicago it's a combination of public funds, taxpayer dollars and private charities. they are getting private charities in the mix as well. but it doesn't deal with the fact of motivation, whether that will motivate people to get out of the workforce. we could go another hour, that does it for "bulls and bears." president trump: we actually started a big, big portion of wall today, in a very important location. the whole area will be funded -- finished. it's fully funded. we need a wall. without a wall, it's not going to work. we can have technology. but it doesn't work without the wall. liz: we are just hours away from president trump making the hard-sell case at a campaign rally in the border town of el paso, texas. this is a

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visit ncicap.org] greg christina marcos are words with quick christina marcos -- >> christina marcos reports on congress. where do things stand right now? >> president trump is saying he does not have much optimism in anything they are going to do. he said on friday he is prepared to declare a national emergency. they only met on wednesday and the funding deadline is the 15th, but the functional deadline on capitol hill is next friday because they want to make sure there is enough time for anything they review to make its way through both chambers of congress. >> speaker pelosi said this week there will be no wall funding in this final agreement. she did mention the possibility that some kind of barrier, --thern border area near border barrier, like in normandy. what are you hearing about democrats and a physical border on the barrier? >> the democrats i have talked to have all said, of course, that they don't want to fund a wall, but they are not ruling out funding for certain physical barriers either. i talked to the chair of homeland security, steny thompson, and he said there is