db? >> hey, ukee. a young budding reporter decided to s a run for my money tonight. we're talking about michael with lane johnson. it was that kind of night here request. >>> welcome back to the x here as people here call it in st. paul. i'm don bell, once again, opening night of super bowl lii. that means the officially under way. thousands of media members here in this buildlyngany interviews. and one guy decided that he wanted to be a member media tonight. that is starting linebacker michelhere he is using our mic interviewing lane johnson. >> a what do you mean to this >> i'm just a voice. i'm just a voice who doesn't wantback, who says what everybody thinks, even if it gets him in a little i'm not going to be politicalry correct up here. you know i am ait got to be som headlines trending going up, going up. but i like to have guys, i love work every day. it's sfun. god bless everybody. >> now, i don't thinatk i answe asked that question. michael kendricks, thank you for the job, brother. we appreciate you. by the way, if you take a look at lane johnson's glasses

db? >> hey ukee. a young budding reporter decided to step in and give me a run for my money tonight. we're talking about michael kendrick in an interview with lane johnson. it was that kind of night here in st. this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. request. >>> welcome back to the x here as people here call it in st. paul. i'm don bell, once again opening night of super bowl lii. that means the festivities are officially under way. thousands of media members here in this building conducting really many interviews. and one guy decided that he wanted to be a member of the media tonight. that is starting linebacker michael kendrick. here he is using our mic interviewing lane johnson. >> a question for you. what do you mean to this eagles locker room? >> i'm just

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what do you say, db? >> good evening, guys, underdogs are in the building.own of the week. hopefully they have many more as they get set to take on the patriots 7 days from today. this was the scene earlier today. they arrived around 5 eastern to team hotel. they rolled in 4, or 5 charter buses deep. their hotel is connected to mall of america. largest mall in the country. one of the largest in the world. so once the guys were able to get into the hotel and throw down bags some came out here hunting for food and some did shopping and had an opportunity to chat about this game. >>> not surreal it's what i wanted to do since drafted. that waswe achieved it so far. one more to do. >> coach says being in experienf ak way a week may have prepared you for this the >> knowing what it fields likes to ab way from house, bed, facility stuff, for one week, it does give you that kind of experience even though of the year. it's still one week that a lot of other teams >> you guys played patriots in 2015 of game against brady. what do you remember from that night and what

paul minnesota db. >> ukee without question the star of this super bowl is tom brady. earlier today we heard about a skill a hidden talent that the qb has the kind that would make a frat boy blush that story coming up next in welcome back to frosty st. paul minnesota now all around these twin cities we are seeing banners that feature tom brady on one end and nick foles on the other end. it is amazing. none of us saw this coming. of course nick foles was great against the minnesota vikings more than a week ago three touchdown passes, more than 300-yard passing he was phenomenal so today on radio row i walk around and asked some people i said listen, if i told you back in august nick foles was going to be the starting quarterback in the super bowl, you would have said what? >> you are high. you need to go get a new job. you also need to get out of the sports business. quickly. look i'm shocked just like everybody else. i'm shocked. but i think this is the power of good coaching. >> love peter king. he is a stud. meanwhile, on facebook, tom brady releasing a documentary s

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he took out the remaining db in the process.id that had an interception earlier in the game but is going to be remembered for that whiff which fair. it looked so awkward and he talked about it after the game. >> online, the response has been brutal. >> i was about to say, as you know, it is not a fair game. >> not at all. >> thank you very much. >> join us tonight at 9:00 p.m. on kofy-tv. and abc7 news at 11:00. tonight we say goodbye. >> and that is it for this edition. i am eric thomas. and i am have a wonderful night. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a student from warrenville, illinois... a newspaper editor and reporter from fort wayne, indiana... and our returning champion -- a university administrator from princeton, new jersey... whose 3-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you. thank you, johnny. good crowd. we appreciate it. for those of you who missed it last week, gilbert, our returning champion, has promised his two children 1% o

sluggish growth and rising inflation, we get the outlook from dbs bank. asia." i am haslinda amin. david: and i am david ingles. lots of data to get through. trade data later on, asia time. we are getting two sets right now. let's get a preview of what we are expecting from the u.s. have a look at my chart on the bloomberg. lots of metrics coming through. 9:30 p.m. hong kong time. your cpi numbers a little flat for the month. year on year, 2.1%. a slight deceleration on the headline number coming from the prior month. haslinda: awaiting inflation data as well. it is surprising, the fact everyone has an issue with inflation. andndia it is way too high everywhere else it is way too low. they have to get to the target level. in ati for india coming 8:00 p.m. tonight. the survey says 5.1% prior. industrial production coming out later today for november. inflation for december we are watching out for. our next guest is radhika rao, economist at dbs. she joins us from singapore. when it comes to india it is about growth and inflation at the same time. which is

he took out the remaining db in the process. and the kid that had an interception earlier in the game but is going to be remembered for that whiff which just isn't fair. it looked so awkward and he talked about it after the game. >> online, the response has been brutal. >> i was about to say, as you know, it is not a fair game. >> not at all. >> thank you very much. >> join us tonight at 9:00 p.m. on kofy-tv. and abc7 news at 11:00. tonight we say goodbye. >> and that is it for this edition. i am eric thomas. and i am dion lim. have a wonderful night. okay folks! let's team up to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and help her feel more strength and energy in just two weeks yaaay! the complete balanced nutrition of (great tasting) ensure with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. always be you. they have a stake in the well-being of the neighborhoods where they live and work. they train part-time to be ready to serve at all times. selfless service- it's what inspires the men and women of the army nati

before you in the clip is that this is actually now the way saudi arabia that is the way abu dhabi db with their friends and for their enemies i mean we've seen what happens when he was flown into egypt and he had actually two published and very similar videos to the ones they don't face we have seen what happened to the climate. levanon who was bespoken detained in saudi arabia and also has to had to speak against his will saying that given time this is not the behavior that we expect to be going to behavior that's international. i mean and i only see it from them and you are just waiting for this development to unfold as he directly how this will affect his own position and the pain of the way if you will suggesting the kids perhaps not being held hostage maybe the cry touched if we can use as you say it is a style that we have seen over the last few weeks with you might even saad hariri the lebanese prime minister that you mentioned but. also the detention of many saudi princes. by the new saudi. apparent bomb of bin psalm on how do you expect saudi arabia to try and extricate them

that's quadruple back in db and coca-cola is launching four nraivz of quiet coke and customers can chooserom ginger lime, feisty cherry, sdeingtsy blood orange and twisted mapping owe. the company says twelve ounce sdiny cans will hit store shelves later this month. that's a look at business. i'm david asmond. >> at least 15 people are dead after massive mudslides in california. >> after recent wildfires the situations are worse. in >>> home after home destroyed and some torn off foundation. others leveled by boulders and trees. >> three in the morning, early morning hours all the debris came down and sounded like cars were being dragged. you see the boulders and rocks and tried to get out and couldn't. >> washing down the hillside after torrential reigns hit southern california following the worst fire season in history. >> every hill you see around here was on fire and when we know that the dirt is loose and if rain comes we knew t that. >> the only words to think of to describe what it looked like is it looks took a world war one battle field. >> more than a dozen dead. the sheriff say

mueller's investigation is going to db i think he's been obviously very tight lipped about where it's headed but i think he's per suing all angles. he's got one guilty plea from mr. flynn and two indictments i think there will be more coming probably. our investigation is more around the counterintelligence issues of what happened and to make sure it doesn't happen again. but part of it could be does russia have any undue influence on individuals involved in campaigns. there again i think we have more facts to uncover, there are facts that we have uncovered that at the end of the day will have to be reported. but this has to play itself out. i know everybody wants what have you heard so far? our job is to finish the job before we present a final product, though. >> the president said in the interview, i don't make money from russia. is he telling us the truth? >> you and others will have to wait for the end of our report and obviously the conclusion of the mueller investigation. but as these issues are raised up, whether by mr. bannon, who is at least until recently, a close affiliate

game, he decided to avoid the interference, forced dougs to make the catch, but took owl the remaining dbess. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by toyota. plays happen so fast in realtime, hard to determine what marcus was thinking. but he had to make that split-second decision, turned out to be the wrong one. that's how you learn and get better. you call out there, no help deep. so anyway. >> for fans who have never been there, yeah. >> he's going to get blamed. >> thank you, sir, appreciate it. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00, he's a music legend from the bay area but you may not have heard of him. his music and his influence is far-reaching across the industry. tonight we say good-bye. >>> plus the eagles have landed and they're drawing quite a crowd. join us for abc 7 news at 11:00 on channel 7. >> that's it for this newscast. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. for all of us here at abc 7 news, thanks for watching. (ominous music) - [narrator] today, the stories of two murder cases. one in livermore, california. the other in the picturesque mountains in michigan. in our firs

it's like a hundred and eighty-five db, really loud.as amazing. that was incredible. >> anthony: that was unbelievable. ♪ ♪ >>> anthony: there's trinidad and tobago. one country two very different islands, two very different places. one island is what you expected when you arrived wearing flip-flops and a hawaiian shirt or greased up with cocoa butter.

the dbs. soul train line with your owner in it, that's an awesome feeling. >> what can you do next, right? come on. >> we keep winning, you'll see some more stuff. >> i love that. final question for you. all week some of you guys tried to downplay it. under dog status. you lose carson, you can't win at home. doug peterson said nobody gave us a shot. did you feed off that? did that mean a lot to you? >> it did. for us we believe wholeheartedly in the guys we have in the room. it is a lack of respect. lack of respect for the guys that we work with, lack of respect for the team, our fan base, the fact that we have these games at home and we're still the underdog. philly has always been the underdog. we love that story. we love a fight. we proved people wrong. >> do you think you will be in the title game? >> i think so. >> i love it. back to you. >> what a great time for mal con jenkins too. heading to the nfc championship game. your owner is dancing there in the locker room. and his wife is expe

. >> they seem less worried about or less intending to avoid commenting db or letting the president testifyr's team than they are to testify to your committee. what is it with these guys? they want to use executive privilege to stay away from you guys, especially the democrats on your committee, but the lawyer, they have to go face the special counsel? >> we saw this week, they shutdown steve bannon said we're imposing a gag rule on steve bannon we won't let him testify to anything he learned after he left the campaign or any conduct, meetings, conversation during the transition or his time in the administration or thereafter. similarly corey lewandowski ended up doing the same thing, saying i'm going to refuse to answer questions because i'm not prepared to do it today. and then the third witness that was supposed to come in tomorrow, another administration official, they cancelled altogether. so they're concerned about testimony before congress. they're most concerned, frankly, about steve bannon. they may have good reason for that concern or this may be just a broad effort to stifle the

has accepted the south proposal for high level talks on tuesday the meeting will be held inside the db militarize on discussions will focus on pyongyang's participation in next months went to the south analysts say seoul is also likely to raise the issue of north korea's nuclear program. u.s. president dollar trump has a new book about him as one of live fire and fury and fire the trump white house the highly critical picture of life inside the oval office and describes a president mentally unfit for the job the book was released on thursday not four days earlier than planned on estabrook has more. president donald trump's press secretary came out swinging thursday saying americans are more concerned about policy then a new book on the white house i don't think they really care about some trash that an author that no one had ever heard of until today or a fired employee wants to peddle earlier attorneys for the president sent a cease and desist letter to the publisher and author demanding the book not be released they also threaten former white house strategist steve bannon with legal

around him who want to portray him that way and explain some of the temperamentalness, the behaviors dbonald trump has in the that way. >> wait a minute. i want to understand you right. you're suggesting that because the president will go on a tweet storm or the president will say things that maybe any other president in the history of the presidency would never have said that no politician would likely ever say, they're purti iputtin out there as an explanation? he's drifting into senility potentially? >> look, i don't think the people with the president's best interests in mind are doing that. i think the lead purveyor of this, according to reporting i've read and conversations i've had with other folks is bannon. right? he doesn't think the president is likely to serve his full term for one reason or another. >> amber, what do you hear? what's the sense you have around washington, d.c.? certainly there has been widespread reporting about republicans as well as democrats. >> right. >> who have -- who have in many cases, this is not a political statement they're making. an anti-preside

. >> sports director done done bell joins with us more on that, db. >> funny, people were worried they were jinked because they were on the cover of the sports illustrated but there is two covers. you hope people don't know different areas you get patriots one and you get a eagles one. >> that is madden game too, if you are on the cover. >> no jinkses. >> no jinkses. >> guys playing hard and making it happen. patriot don't often have best talent they select at bottom of the draft, but one thing remains consistent the quarterback and the head coach bill belichick's area of expertise is defense: paths are 29th, which is terrible but they are fifth in point as loud. eagles wye the way are second. the paths are the very definition of, bend but don't break. >> coached in indianapolis for a few days going up against a lot of offensive weapons so i have seen different ways of how they will take players away and they are very good at it. i think unique thing about our owe even if we have said it all year we spread the ball around. we have a couple work horses, but that hasn't really defined us

jehad db is changing young lebanese astray in boys' lives like thirteen year old now has just started a new seven. when i first got to the school or the lucky thing at all you know i just didn't want to be there. in the toilets working working to get to. school often just to get all of the things i sang over a lot about paper who were. like what a dress. and it doesn't take him long before he's in trouble with the principal. always used to get away with and school always it's been the. scene i said. this one time out of four whatever the guy for of all the teachers students parents parents were getting scared and afraid of the kids' safety a lot that was true a. mistake. suspensions mount when he turns fifteen he's taken aside by jihad did is that they told me my school might not be cut off. or try. you know save your bit of cause your stay is going to be with me or. now is now two years into a plumbing apprenticeship and the influence of his old headmaster is still strong. i think that means that they really hoping in similar together because they'll take it to start up my own destru

and that is just how it happens db a -- and it perpetuates and between hours worked and prod -- productivity and i will say this -- i left korea four years ago and things happen really fast in korea. things change fast but i'm sure you will tell me when i get things wrong because my knowledge is four years old. but you didn't leave work until you boss left even if you had nothing to do. i would see people cruising the internet and shopping for things. because she just couldn't leave the house -- or couldn't to go home. and so that is why i have thought -- i had this idea, somebody should write a book about this. there is an optimum way of working. we talk about what is new worker. i would like to see a hybrid of the best characteristics of the american and korean. so what are they? do -- one thing you notice in korea is an adversity to risk. and that makes perfect sense based on where the country came from. but the problem is risk is what creates opportunity. and there hasn't been a culture to give mr. or miss kim $5 million to start up their app, right, which is going to fail in six months,

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. >>> and we're calling it db. >> mount cashmore. i love that. >> let's start with bill gross on power lunch, just in the last couple of hours, about how u.s. bonds are entering a bear market listen >> it's not a strong columbian bear market. it's a decaffeinated bear market where yields on the tenure probably rise by 10, 20, 30 basis points for the year. but nonetheless, it means that yields are probably moving higher as opposed to lower which they have been for the bulk of the 25 year period that you cite >> that's bill gross on the end of the bond bull market. now warren buffett, this morning on sidewalk box talking about market valuations. >> what has happened is sensible nobody thought we'd have these kinds of interest rates for a long time. additionally you have the tax act which is a huge factor in valuation. >> then there's -- that's the teddy roosevelt spot, isn't it jeff gunlock, in a webcast yesterday saying the s&p, quote, may go up 15% of the first part of the year, but i believe, of course according to gunlock, i believ

. >> the db 9 and vanquish, slightly larger. >> coincides well with your bond viewing. >> the other thingaston martin is one of the few proper british bentley. they were german anyway. >> i was also impressed with your magna carta piece. >> you checked >> i'm pretty sure. >> i was assuming you were. >> i'm hoping. i'm going to be checking in the break. >> if not, in big trouble. >> it's going to be bad. >> you embarrassed yourself. >> you cemented the embarrassment. all the praise we'll have lots more including representative kevin mccthary. from the market oe when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. like you do sometimes, grandpa? and puffed... well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. s

was at new york magazine, i was one of the people he used to call up to complain about something that dbtly it was to complain about something that had not been said, why he had not been in an article. >> right. he's known you for 20 years? >> totally. and when i saw him in the -- in june, 2016, so i walk into, first i was in his house in beverly hills. it was like oh, my god, michael wolff, they really send in the big guns. blah blah, flattery, flattery, flattery, and then i saw him in the white house all the time. >> and after -- >> maybe he truly doesn't remember. >> you actually -- you go after donald trump in that hollywood reporter piece, but the cover, he loves the cover. >> right. it was a fairly hard piece, if not devastating. he didn't know what brexit was two weeks before the brexit vote. didn't matter. good cover. >> you like the sunglasses? >> so also this suggestion that you didn't have access to the white house which some people said before. one of the things that i could never really understand when you came and actually talked to me, i had no idea why they gave you acces

this is the bay liner 10 db. it's a deck boat. can you see it has lots of seating. the pole in the back of the bay liner there. put a ski back there even surf behind that that outboard engine mercury make enough waves but can't control it like the wake setter. >> you make a good point. you get started there and as you get into more fishing or boating you move up. boat show near you. nearest one is going on right now. griff: thank you, kerry. >> thank you. griff: thanks for letting me keep that boat. still ahead, marks seen waters isn't just boycotting the state of the union address. she is giving her own? guess who is back? abby huntsman is stopping by the curvey couch get excited. she is bringing her beautiful baby girl isabel. oh. ♪ go big or go home ♪ go, go ♪ go big or go home ♪ go, go ♪ go big or go home ♪ go, go ♪ go big or go home ♪ go, go ♪ go big or go home ♪ water splashing] [ can i help you? it's me. jamie. i'm not good with names. celeste! i trained you. we share a locker. -moose man! -yo. he gets two name your price tools. he gets two? i literally coine

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