as soon as i got dalia that $100,000 is where it went downhill >> reporter: and he says, after daliat nice sized chunk of change, he started to have a string of run-ins with the police, including one night after dinner out with dalia. they left the restaurant to find the police swarming michael's vehicle. after a search, they found cocaine stashed beneath a spare tire >> i actually started crying to this cop and i'm like, "look man, i haven't done anything in five and a half years." i don't know how, why or what happened they let me go i couldn't even believe it >> and you would've gone back to prison because you violated probation? >> uh, yeah. yeah, absolutely >> reporter: now he didn't want to think that light of his life could be behind something as nefarious as getting him thrown back in prison but the idea was there, maybe dalia >> i said to her, i said you know, only when i'm with you my life isn't this exciting. in five and a half years on probation, i didn't have one run in with the police i'm with this girl six months. and the whole police department knows me i might as wel

first, my guest, founder ray dalia.ay was on the program and said the federal reserve would have to rethink raising interest rates. looks like he was way ahead of the market. >> in 2019 i don't think they should raise rates. i think i am very glad that they learned, there is a change. >> there is a pivot. >> now, we are on a situation where they are attuned to those issues. so, i think that is much better. i think you will see is slowing more than they would expect and you have to look at ourselves within the context of europe, it slowing, china, it is slowing. when those things are happening and connected i don't think they will raise rates. it is conceivable that if you were to take another year or so, they might need to ease, then, we deal with the question of europe, how does your fees when you have a negative interest rate and it's already done most of what quantitative easing can do. >> the implications of a slowdown in china and what it does is all of the debt it holds of the united states has real real implicati

well, we can see plenty of chris in "i am the night," inspired by true events surrounding the black daliastery. there's a few shots of mr. pine all tatted up and shirtless. >> i first day back i landed off the plane and got thrown into mini shorts with my paste yes white skin in malibu. >> "e.t." has the exclusive invite to the premier in a creepy mansion that was used in the show. why was it important to shoot in the house? >> it was a character in the story where we believe the crime took place. >> i found out the real reason patty wanted chris back. >> i'm a lot of fun to work with. >> i knew he was coming back. we never saw him die. >> we had to have chris pine back. >> we'll be seeing him here sunday. he's a presenter. >>> "e.t." has been at the show from the very beginning. we have been with the seasoned star to the rising ones. we flash back to 25 years of "e.t." sei s.a.g. awards. >> i was just sitting there watching the other actresses. i mean, i was so -- you know, they're amazing. i was just sitting there going, oh, my god. oh, my god. >> in 1999 "e.t." was with a star struck 2

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states and now dalia boynton the real housewife, is now number 742222, yes, really. >> that's it for this edition of "dateline. i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching. >>> good morning, everyone, from msnbc headquarters in new york welcome to weekends with alex witt 20 days to the next deadline and new negotiations set to start. after his base say he caved, is the president's next move already a done deal. about a dozen undocumented employees let go from the president's golf club. >>> senator kamala harris holding a campaign for president and how she fits into the 2020 race >>> new this morning, the national mall and memorial parks and nation's capitol resuming normal operations for the first time in 35 days as members of congress try to avoid another shutdown, the clock ticking 20 days before another shutdown deadline, the president threatening to declare a national emergency if a border deadline deal is not met by february 15th. and the president backing down without getting any funding for a border wall. here are the senators with the daunting task of finding a bill the presiden

. >>> earlier today in davos, ray dalia warning the economy is out over its skis. take a listen. >>> we're going to have a slowing of the economy not just in the u.s. but in europe and you're going to have a slower economy in other places. that's going to have an effect that will bring growth down to a certain level. in that notion of how monetary policy will be part of that, and at that same time politics and this disparity issue are going to merge >> our next guest agrees with dalio but says don't run for the hills just yet, add risk to your portfolio. let's bring in rebecca patterson. >> great to see you. >> what kind of risk are you talking about? >> we're keeping our risk steady so we're neutral equities. we're saying it's not time to get out yet. i agree with ray dalio, how could you not? of course things are going slow but probably too much is discounted a eed and consensus estimates for growth have been discounted too even though we're getting mixed messages of fedex versus u.p.s., we think the u.s. consumer, which is 70% of the u.s. economy, you have lower

well i'm joined now from new york by dalia family who's an assistant professor of political science at long island university thank you very much for speaking to us . president micron's criticism is unlikely to lead to any material change in the political and economic relationship between egypt and france but nonetheless how uncomfortable might have been when when listening to these remarks. i'm sure he was quite surprised because he just in his last visit with the u.s. secretary of state there was no mention of human rights and so for the french president to invoke human rights today in such a vigorous way probably was surprising but what the french president was actually address there were three sets of audiences the first is his domestic audience of what does it really mean for human rights he has tried several times to set himself apart by reminding the world that france is the birthplace of human rights and so this language of human rights he's invoked in the past couple of months especially with his own domestic conditions and the second is the international community he's contin

but it really does, like -- it leads to the person who i believe wholeheartedly was the black dalia killery, that makes perfect sense, this is the person who does it and that's why. it's so frighteningly scary. >> you even told them listen, i'm working on "wonder woman" give this story to someone else, but they kept coming back to you, because they thought you would do their mother's story justice. >> we became really good friends. i tried to get it made a long time ago. but no one was making limited series much yet. and then when i was particularly doing "wonder woman" her story started to heat up and i was sawing fawna, don't wait for me, do your story with someone else, i'll help you do your deal or whatever. i don't care -- >> she said chris pine. >> i only told chris pine the story as a friend. i told him the story, and he said you have got to tell that story. i said, well -- and i went home and i started talking to my husband who happens to be like the most prolific reader and a great writer in the genre. all of a sudden sam said, wait a minute, there were all of these male character

down 15% >> hard to be a value player >> that's not the only one and you pointed out we were singing daliadex buffett argument which is throw your money in the s&p and look away >> i don't mean to take any satisfaction about all these guys losing -- >> you don't >> no. i try not to isn't it when you see these guys they're around town here and they're masters of the universe and they're naked emperors, half of them. i guess past results are no prediction of future performance. >> right >> you're also seeing 2 and 20 is coming down you can't charge that for -- you hear the deal. >>> joining us now to talk about the market conditions is stephanie lang with homrich berg also charles campbell from mkm let's talk first of all what we heard from powell on friday. charles, you were kind of surprised to hear his take he really was speaking the market speak when he was out there. >> good morning. he was speaking the market speak. it was his second pivot in about three months in early october he made the comment about we have a long way to get to neutral. he walked it back when he pivoted in mid-nove