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the dick van dyke show 50 plus years ago now. carl was on this program just last year talking about the relationship the on-screen magic between dick van dyke and mary tyler moore. it starts by talking about a conversation he was having with one of the other stars of the show, rose marie. take a look. >> look magazine had a picture of mary on the cover, she said to me, why do you always have mary, you push mary, i said -- and this is what i said to her, i said, in the room i said, look, rosemary, the picture of mary on the cover was not my -- i didn't ask anybody to do anything. look magazine has a constituency and they -- they love to see mary's legs. i used worse words than that. and if you can't buy that and the show is about the family. and if you can't buy that, don't come back to this second year. but that's what the show's about. you were misinformed. and she bought it. and we -- the second year was heaven. to this day, we call each other on the phone, we're best friends. >> that's amazing how he took that in stride. a lot

and most important, i recruited dick lugar, who joined in. he brought republicans to the table, the round table in my office. we met over and over again. ash was there for many of those meetings. we persuaded people twos and threes and fours and we went from september to december, we were able to persuade a vast majority of the senate that it was in their interests. it was in our interest and in the soviets' interest and the russians' interest. and so that was the way it happened. we really turned around the sentiment in a 2 1/2-month period. but that was back in an era where people let facts lead to conclusions. i'm not sure that that is always existent in washington today. but that's the history of it. and of course dick and i worked very, very hard on it not only at that stage but the other thing that we did, we spent several years yaefr sight, giving oversight to the implementation and to the folks in this room that were in the executive branch, having been in the legislative branch i understand it's much easier to pass legislation than i

we're expecting to hear from cressida dick later.he traffic scotland control centre in preparation for storm doris, that is predicted to bring down power lines and damage transport in scotland. they're lines and damage transport in scotland. they‘ re getting lines and damage transport in scotland. they're getting ready for what looks like some grim weather. what can we expect, john hammond has the latest. for scotland it is the snow and the rain that will have the impact. ta snow and the rain that will have the impact. t a moment it is relatively benign. it is pouring with rain in wales. and that rain will get heavier and more persistent. a whole lot of rain sweeping across the north. 0n the north fringe, that is where we think the snow will set in during the early hours. hence the amber warning from the met office, be prepared and some people are already getting prepared for what is going to happen tomorrow. we could see several centimetres through the central belt. further south it is about the wind. some rain, but the wind will ha

you cannot get anyone different from cressida dick.ked with her when she was a commander on the race and violent crime task force so she knows the value of working with communities andi value of working with communities and i dare say i will get a chance to work with her because i'm doing some work on a london advisory board to an all—party parliamentary group on youth violence and that commission work is ongoing. i would like to think net police is a key element of that. —— the met police. i know from working with colleagues in bbc london that knife crime and racism are still problems. trust continues to be a problem. between communities and the police. she has got a lot of work to do. she also has her own trusts or lack of it to do with as well because ofjean charles de menezes. there is no doubt about her efficiency and effectiveness but it is the spectre of stock stockwell and she will have to work with that. she is a not... i think she understands that you cannot arrest your way out of problems, you have to work the grassroots org

but this is the log of cressida dick's decisions that day, her order at 10:04 cressida dick's decisionsm., cressida dick's decisions that day, her order at 10:04 a.m., stop him. she has always insisted not shoot him. ajury laterfound she has always insisted not shoot him. a jury later found she she has always insisted not shoot him. ajury laterfound she had done nothing wrong although management of the operation was criticised. her new in tray will be full of difficult decisions, many of them focused on two of her biggest challenges, the met‘s squeezed finances and the changing nature of crime. and this is quite a moment for british policing with cressida dick's appointment, the three most senior operational police officers in britain are now women. tom symons, bbc news, at new scotland yard. the headlines on bbc news: the fiance of the children's author, helen bailey, is found guilty of her murder, dumping her body in a cesspit in the hope of inheriting millions of pounds. astronomers discover seven earth—sized planets. they could harbour conditions to support life. cressida dick is ap

cressida dick, nobody can deny the fa ct cressida dick, nobody can deny the fact she has had an illustriouse rose through the ranks. i think she was chief superintendent at the time of the jean charles shooting. i am at the time of the jean charles shooting. lam not at the time of the jean charles shooting. i am not sure. at the time of the jean charles shooting. lam not sure. it at the time of the jean charles shooting. i am not sure. it could have been a promotion afterwards. but she was known as one of the gold commanders and was widely criticised for saying stop him. that was controversial because you have got so controversial because you have got so many interpretations of that. very a marmite figure. much some people loved her when she was in charge of operation trident, gun crime. by the same token, that expression, the rate man for the job can no longer apply. but looking to the future, a lot of hope that she can reform the metropolitan police, and tackle terrorism. make notjust london but the united kingdom safer, and tackle racism. absolutely. nobody can look at the appointment an

cressida dick is she a copper's copper?”to give her a very positive and i think we have to give herafair very positive and i think we have to give her a fair crack of the whip. an interesting phrase, we will leave it there, thank you very much, ken marsh. some breaking news from the old bailey, we are hearing that trevor timom has been found not guilty of the murder of oliver dea rlove. guilty of the murder of oliver dearlove. he has pleaded guilty to manslaughter. he killed the man because he was laughed at was the evidence in court. but he has been found not guilty of murder. we will bring you more on that later. the communities secretary, sajid javid, has told the commons there will be more support announced in the budget for companies which are facing steep business rates rises in england and wales. the government's come under strong pressure from its own mps to soften the impact for businesses which are set to lose out under the business rate revaluation. mrjavid said more needed to be done to make the system fairer. it

look at there here. >> dick, that is a drone. >> this is a drone? >> this is a drone. drone force. a team of creature inspired drones. each has a different feature. angler attack lights up. morphzilla morphs drive on the ground, take off and fly into the sky. >> you learn something at every toy fair. and oh, oh, i think i'm learning that i've got to get out here. >> learning foys, educational toys. they're really that wow moment that kids have so much fun playing they don't know they're learning. >> amazing toys. why is it amazing? i'm going to show you. steve is like he's whacko. he brings all these chemicals. last year when i left here, i was frozen for two weeks. it was so strange. so what do we have now? >> cheerios. >> liquid nitrogen. area sauteing them. this goes inside. >> oh. >> so good. >> are you hungry? >> yeah. >> inside. >> oh, yeah. that's perfect. >> don't worry, man, it's only slightly toxic. >> we'll be back in 2018. where did he go? >> dick, where are you. >> another trend we're seeing are movies. movies are always hot. licensing is a big part of the

yes, cressida dick was the commander ofa yes, cressida dick was the commander of a counterterrorism operationinnocent brazilian electrician, and his family have said today that it is shameful she is being given this job. she has always insisted that and that day she gave the order to stopjean stop jean charles de stopjean charles de menezes, not shoot him, and insists she has done nothing wrong. she has said she wa nts to nothing wrong. she has said she wants to put a real emphasis on helping the vulnerable in society, with mental illness or those who have been sexually abused, and she says the net has to do better for children as well. she has to do all of that wealth keeping the press, the public and her own force is happy. she becomes briton's top cop but is also in the top three senior police officers in britain, and at the moment all three are women, quite a moment. tom, thank you. it's a question frequently asked — is there life out there? well, scientists have discovered seven planets in a solar system 40 light years from earth. they say these worlds lie within a temperate zone which m

ms dick will succeed sir bernard hogan—howe next week.correspondent tom symonds reports, her career at the met has not been without controversy. a new new scotland yard, the metropolitan police's new headquarters and now it has a new commissioner, cressida dick, flanked by the the home secretary and the mayor of london. it's beyond my wildest dreams, an extraordinary privilege. i'm very humbled. i adore london. i think it's the world's greatest global city and i love policing and i love the met. i know she cares about the priorities that are also my priorities, about the terror threat in london, about vulnerabilities in this city and i'm really looking forward to working closely with her to make it a great success. a lot of people have helped me along the way from the moment i was first a police constable, over 30 years ago at hendon. where all those men made up the rank and file, but she left them behind. if you think it is the thing for you, then, really, go for it. she ran the trident team, fighting london's gun violence. if??? "if e f

commissioner dick has a lot in her in—tray.g with fears that the trend of falling violent crime rates may be reversing — as she tries to boost and maintain scotland ya rd's cache of firearms officers. and of course commissioner dick will be organising the very tight security for donald trump's state visit, which is expected to see protests and demonstrations. joining me from new scotland yard is our correspondent, tom symonds. asi as ijust as i just outlined, as ijust outlined, a lot in her injury. -- in as ijust outlined, a lot in her injury. —— in tray. as ijust outlined, a lot in her injury. -- in tray. it is a big job and she will be based at new new scotla nd and she will be based at new new scotland yard, a new headquarters. you could sum it all up in one way saying that she has limited resources to police a very complicated city. the government is keen on her doing a betterjob in policing vulnerable people. for example people who have suffered domestic or abuse. also cyber crime, and a big push to do a betterjob in looki

cressida dick will replace sir bernard hogan—howe.on for the future of the metand an clear vision for the future of the met and an understanding of the communities it serves and she takes on one of the most importantjobs in uk policing, against the background ofa uk policing, against the background of a heightened terror alert and the challenges include protecting the most vulnerable. cressida's skills will ensure the metropolitan police. that is part of what amber rudd has said. it's predicted that south korean women will be the first in the world to have an average life expectancy above 90. and here in the uk men and women are expected to live well into their 80s, for the first time. research carried out by imperial college london, in collaboration with the world health organisation, shows that in many countries people are living longer, and the gap between the sexes is closing. aisling mcveigh reports. we all know we're living longer, but byjust how much? apart from a blip in 2011 and 2012, life expectancy in the uk has gradually b

and you heard how dick presented adams'vision of the executive. what might you make of the development, closer to the stronger executive or are they similar? >> i think it's this is something that i am very skeptical about as a part of the theory. i think if you want to be very generous towards adams'notion, you can cherry pick american history and point to theodore roosevelt and the factors of great wealth and a need for a strong president to bring them to heel. you can talk about franklin roosevelt, you know, describing the economic loyalists and welcome-- saying i welcome their hatred and, you know, taking on the very antagonistic relationship with the economic elite of his time. but there would be-- i would imagine there would be-- it would be just as easy to come up with examples of collusion, economics and presidents. and perhaps richard mentioned the influence of machiavelli. one clear element of machiavelli's influence, machiavelli thought that executives always have to choose whether to ally with the few or ally with the many. and it's no

. >> leaders in krifton what the sbri entire stretch of a road to be dick street. half is called dick and half is called els worth so city leaders want them to be renamed. make them the butt of jokes and lower property value. >> not exactly a good name for a street. they can name it anything they want. except for dick street. >> the city counsel will hold a meeting to vote on the name change next week. we would love to know what you think. would you be upset if they changed the name of your street? maybe you live on a street with a questionable name. tell us. hit us up on social media and join the conversation. you should probably just stick to numbers like route 70. >> made jessica laugh on an early name. >> he said johnson street is out. >>> route 70. numbered street right here in new jersey right around kings highway. no big problems or delays reported right now on the cherry hill area. everything looks just fine. a car or two moving through the intersection. everything looks dry. good drive out there so far. otherwise in south jersey, not doing great. middle to

she's accused dick clark productions of sabatoging the show. the company has vehemently denied the claim. carey looks to redeem herself tonight. she'll sing her latest hit "i don't" on jimmy kimmel live. take a look at this, hundreds gathered at yosemite park in california to see this. its' a fire fall. it happens this time of year when a sun hits a horsetail fall at just the right angle. the sky must also be clear at sunset, and the water can't be too warm or too cold. if all that comes together, the falls illuminate lasting around t freefall. a car - driving right off an arlington overpass. we're live on the scene. plus - a teen missing for a month - found safe - but this morning new questions. why this happy homecoming is troubling police. and troubling ties. the reports of a new connection just discovered between the trump team and russian officials. good morning washington. toss to eileen - few showers southern md this morning - becoming breezy-windy today & tomorrow - coldest day tomorrow (chills 20s) - warmer for president's day weekend

dick will be retiring in june and he'll be leaving big shoes to fill. dick, i wish you god speed. ladies and gentlemen, it is my high honor and privilege to report to you today that the state of idaho is resurgent and, in fact, is gaining national reputation among the states for our stability and our strength. our finances are secure. revenue is exceeding expectations. economic growth is outpacing the overall growth of government and our own operations are more transparent and efficient than they've ever been. more of our people are at work today than at any time in idaho's history. and wages are rising, slowly but surely, along with employer demand for more skilled workers. meeting that demand is among our most serious challenges. we are facing it head on. and i know that you share my commitment to finding idaho based solutions rather than waiting for our national government's dysfunction to get turned around. so as we honor that spirit of independence, and self-determination, i can testify to you today that our citizens are energized and engaged in growing our economy. and impro

dick? >> i would like to make two quick comments having lived with these wonderful characters for a long time. they did a great job, i think. i was pleased, patty, that you mentioned florida is number two in enrollment despite the politics. vermont is the only state that has higher enrollment. i was pleased because we both were there, that the navigator, jody, you mentioned her, she's quite special. the second point that i would just like to make as a quick point is that in regard to rural areas in low density areas, alice will remember, mike will remember, we did a five-state study for the assistant secretary in hhs, including alaska, and alaska now and we have a field researcher there and we know the field people and the state people and he was a state official like mary ann, they are trying to do something new in alaska and that's one of the kinds of things that didn't come out as much here because alaska, in fact, when they asked us to cover alaska, we thought my goodness, it's so diffe

cressida dick has been appointed at the metropolitan police commissioner, the first woman to head the its 188 year history. a convicted murderer is still on the run after armed men helped him escape during a hospital visit in liverpool. shaun walmsley is serving a life sentence for a fatal stabbing in liverpool in 2014. diana's life in fashion, and exhibition tracing the changing styles of the princess of wales, opens at kensington palace, featuring iconic outfits throughout her life. it will be time for sportsday in a moment, let's have a look at what is coming up. could ronald fiddler have been better monitored after his release from guantanamo bay in 2004? i will be speaking with the former security minister pauline neville jones. cressida dick becomes britain's top police officer, and in an hour, i will bejoined by police officer, and in an hour, i will be joined by a senior met officer to discuss some of the key challenges for the new head of the met. later this evening, we will be bringing you the current situation in south sudan and talking to aid agencies working there. that i

cressida dick is appointed as the metropolitan police commissioner, becoming the first woman in the job188 year history. and who will triumph on the biggest night out in uk music? we have the good evening and welcome to bbc news. the fiance of the children's author helen bailey has been found guilty of murdering her and dumping her body in a cesspit under their garage in hertfordshire. ian stewart, who's 56, drugged ms bailey over several weeks before smothering her in april last year in the hope of claiming a multi—million pound inheritance. the couple had met through an online bereavement group. detectives are now re—examining the sudden death of stewart's wife in 2010. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. police recorded ian stewart's arrest at his house. i'm arresting you on suspicion of murder of helen bailey. you're joking! he was stunned he'd finally been caught out. for three months he'd been living with the body of his wealthy partner buried under the garage. my name is helen bailey and i'd like to introduce you to my new book, which is called when bad things happ

. >>> wanda's proposed 1 billion acquisition of dick clark productions is under pressure.anda is run by china's richest man. it already owns amc entertainment. reuters reports wanda's deal for dick clark is shaky but not yet dead. >>> snap is hitting the road pitching its ipo to investors. today snapchat executives will have a luncheon in new york. they're targeting a evaluation between 19.5 billion to $22.3 billion. the ipo scheduled to price next wednesday on march 1st. >> saudi arabia favors new york as a site for the ipo of its state-run oil giant, saudi aramco. the kingdom is also considering toronto and london and talked to exchanges in singapore, hong kong, tokyo and shanghai. saudi officials expect the ipo to value aramco at a minimum of $2 trillion, which will be the big effort ipo ever. a lot of anticipation around this one. >> significant ipo value coming back to the market with snap and other ones. if you talk to investment bankers, yes, they're optimistic about m&a picking up, but super optimistic about ipos and debt markets picking up. there was much more of

. >>> mariah carey redeeming herself after her disastrous appearance on dick clark's new year's rocking eve. with a killer performance on "jimmy kimmel live!" >> did the song have a hidden message for her ex-fiance? but first the "nightline" 5. ♪ >>> good evening, thank you for joining us. it was part press conference, part performance art, as president trump went on an epic offensive today, insulting the press for what he calls fake news. denying any chaos or wrongdoing in his administration. instead, pointing fingers at the intelligence community, vowing to investigate illegal leaks of classified information. abc's david wright asks, was he on point, or out of bounds? >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> reporter: today the presidential press conference, that august american tradition. >> quiet, quiet. quiet. >> reporter: entered the era of trump. >> it's all fake news. it's all fake news. >> reporter: he didn't so much confer with reporters -- >> where are you from? >> bbc. >> there's another beauty. >> that's a good line. impartial, free and fair. >> yeah,

no one ever argued that dick cheney had anything important to say about domestic policy. no one cared what dick cheney was thinking about tax cuts or the medicare prescription drug plan or any other domestic policy. and we now know that there were some significant disagreements between president bush and dick cheney in which the vice president was on the losing end of the argument. so, no, there has never ever been anyone like steve bannon in the white house and he proved that today at his public appearance at cpac, sitting beside the white house chief of staff, reince priebus, and he proved it without saying a word. steve bannon spoke, but the words didn't matter. in trump world, image is everything. everything. and that is the singular point of convergence between trump world and washington. image. image is important in washington, and that is why washington, d.c. is the least interesting fashion center in the united states. everyone wants to look like mitch mcconnell or a law professor. in other words, everyone wants to look serious, deeply serious. everyone wants to l

here's baldwin talking to dick cab bot. i mean, that is out on master television. what did you make when you started coming through all of these clips? >> i knew a a lot about baldwin already. i read him early on in my life. he structured my brain, he teached me how to construct hollywood, how to watch the news, how to be a man. and when i see the footage, i knew some of it, but the more we were working on those archive, it was like i would have loved to include everything. you know, i could have done kind of like some others. and but the film had to be the ultimate baldwin. because as you probably know, we were losing track of him. somewhere pushing him outside as has been all the baldwin is probably one of the greatest writer of this country. black or white. and i knew how important those words were. i knew how they changed my life. and i felt it was necessary that the new generation get also an opportunity to be confronted with those worlds. and by the way, not only the black population, but also the white population. because he's speaking to them as well. what

going down ♪ ♪ he's one adjective and one proper noun ♪ ♪ he's lil' nubbins ♪ the smallest private dick! - [laughs] i like his funny, high voice. he sounds so stupid. - i'm telling you guys, i can feel it. we got something really special on our hands here. jeff, what's the matter with you? you don't want to watch the show? - i'm sorry, guys, i can't handle any more garbage comedy right now. why don't you check back in with me in about a week? - cut! >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! thank you so much for tuning in! thank you guys! you guys are amazing! thank you very much. i'm trevor noah! we have a great guest tonight, democratic congressman keith ellison is joining us, everybody! keith ellison on the show! but first, what an amazing game last night, people. did you guys watch it? ( cheers and applause ) it really was super. i don't think i've ever seen football that insane. it is a comeback i will never forget. on top of that, they've won their fifth

let's bring in dick kovacevich along with bill isaac.elcome to you both and, dick, where does this idea come from? >> well, back in the mid-1990s, we were allowed to give stock option without the double cost and we did that at northwest corporation. it was a huge success. increased morale, teamwork and a lot of companies did it too. then went they changed the accounting, people had to give it up because it was simply too expensive. i don't think we should use arcane accounting rules so that your average worker can't gain financially from all the contributions they make for a company. this is a no brainer. we should do this. >> bill if we take this rule at face value it's incredible important rule to make sure companies were accounting for stock options and their expense and accurately reflecting their shares outstanding. can you accomplish both of these goals, keep that rule but just make it easier to provide some incentive to give these option to less making employees as well? >> well, i don't think you can do both. you got to accept ch

. >> as dick indicated this is a team effort. i have to say, it really sort of relied heavily on the ability to put all of this together and keep us focused and keep our feet to the fire in answering the questions we were charged with. i can't say enough about dick and his ability to put together a network of field researchers across 40 states, calling people up to say we are doing this interesting project. it is a really strong set of field investigators throughout these states and as dick indicated across all of the states. what we want to do is begin to experience the experiences in the state and how it effected the exchanges. indeed it was our presumption going in that the states were going to be very different. thirdly, we want to develop hypotheses about how it might evolve and to offer those as sort of testable opportunities to other researchers but also to perhaps sort of serve as a road map for all of us as we look at repeal, replace and repair. there isn't much background that i think i have to provide for this audience

dick van dyke for example this may not seem like a big deal now but they were primetime movies and theyonly see movies to go to the theater or seeing of t.v. spots. this is a special location prime contractor shape some of the best movies that were able to get licensed and present. it was a declaration no that you can do better and even the industry says you know, we can do better. and they did. in the 60s they did. >> so what was the impact of cable? >> cable introduced a new way of regarding television. now remember i mentioned the fcc had rules for broadcasters over the air. now cable started simply as a way of bringing over the air stations to regions that usually for geographic calendars could not receive the signal.and so they piped in via cable. but, then they started adding original to cable channels. in those foreign subject to the same rules as in abc, cbs, nbc. ethically over the air individual stations. and so that a little bit more flexibility, they can be a little bit more explicit, they could be, they could either have no commercials because they were charging a fee or th

>> i'm joined now by democratic senator dick durbin. since your colleague wouldn't answer the question, maybe i'll pose it to you. was it appropriate for him to talk to reporters on background, it appears, to knock down stories when he's the person charged with leading the investigation? >> absolutely not. you wouldn't expect that of a judge, would you, or an investigator trying to be impartial. and what congressman nunes said disqualifies him from heading up an investigation in this area. he's already reached a conclusion and his conclusion is, nothing wrong at all. the crime was the leak itself. let's get to the beginning here. why did they choose the intelligence committees for this investigation? there's a lot of reasons but one of the reasons is they meet behind closed doors, the public can't see what is happening, no witnesses are being called, there's no effort or opportunity to test credibility and if they ever produce a report in some distant time, it's going to be classified. so i am really skeptical as to this being the venue

we're glad you joined us, dick van dyke in just a moment.

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is he joe biden or dick cheney? >> he's going to be both.portant connecter to both the conservative movement and congressional republicans, and i imagine he will be like dick cheney, a big legislative person and trying to form and help shape legislation in the white house and a cleanup person, he will be sent out to try and clean up some of the more controversial statements the president makes as we saw this week with the remarks about russia. >> he's going to be in the books if he has to cast this tie-breaking vote. how big a deal in history is this vote? >> it's a big deal. we have not had a vice president do this. we had george h.w. bush did this on a federal judge in 1986, but this is a big process. he's inserting himself on a key and very controversial nomination in which the democrats oppose, and here he is, delivering to conservatives, and i think this will be important. i think more important are the other roles. does he have some of the dick cheney role in him, and is he like walter phaupb dale under jimmy carter. >> you say one of

and dick and matt saw these people and they said we could probably sell this formula. they put it in a manual and they sold the idea and they didn't even really want to sell the name. so that didn't make any sense, why would you want to use mcdonald's on your restaurant. but they did. people did that for $950 you got to buy the blueprints for a mcdonald's which included these golden arches which eventually as we know became ubiquitous see when they can look back on it now. that was the beginnings of it then. so now you had other mcdonald starting to pop up in places. they were more interested in what they were doing in san bernardino they're happy doing what they were doing. >> guest: they had other offers of people who want to take it national. they're pragmatic and new how hard they were working in this one restaurant. they do want to invest the time and energy going state to state. they were doing just fine. >> host: so now let's move over to the midwest. let's talk about a net man named ray croc. he was an entrepreneur. now you're going to bring him into the pictur

what dick has said there is my definition of cynicism. all cheating. he called it realism. well, he can, and i can call it cynicism. because what happens if somebody who's clean is winning the tour de france but because you have a preconception that they're all cheats, so you brand him a cheat without having any evidence that he is a cheat, without having any knowledge, without having any insight, without having anything. that to me is cynicism. and i would fight as much against cynicism as i would against people who dope. david walsh. we have to end there. fascinating stuff. thank you for being on hardtalk. thank you. hello there, good morning. 12 or 13 degrees quite widely on sunday. the north—east of scotland got to around about 1k degrees. 0ur air has come in from the middle of the atlantic, and will continue to do, although we are going to see temperatures drop away from the north as we get to the latter part of the week. a lot of cloud out there. 0vernight tonight it will be spilling its way in from the west. some of the cloud will

what dick has said there is my definition of cynicism.alism. well, he can, and i can call it cynicism. because what happens if somebody who's clean is winning the tour de france but because you have a preconception that they're all cheats, so you brand him a cheat without having any evidence that he is a cheat, without having any knowledge, without having any insight, without having anything. that to me is cynicism. and i would fight as much against cynicism as i would against people who dope. david walsh, we have to end there. fascinating stuff. thank you for being on hardtalk. thank you. good morning. well, i'm sure you noticed how mild it was on monday, that's because our air was coming all the way in from the caribbean. obviously it got modified quite considerable on its journey acroos across the atlantic but still tropical maritime air flooding in across the uk and it brought some pretty high temperatures with it — 15 degrees at st andrews, but as high as 18 degrees in kew gardens, just to the west of london. is it going to last? wel

reuters reports wanda's deal for dick clark is in jeopardy but not yet dead.he report is they're having trouble getting money out of the country because on capital controls. super interesting because the ceo is very connected to the government. if they're having trouble, it's a signal of something. >> no money is leaving. >> right. >> evan speigle just pulled your allocation, by the way. >>> coming up, today's top stories, including quarterly results from home depot and walmart. and we'll welcome former indiana governor mitch daniels. he has some interesting tax reform advice for the trump administration. we'lltalk to him. plus, a programming note. next monday, check it out. warren buffett is going to join us february 27th. wake up early. 6:00 a.m. he wants your questions. hopefully he's going to give us some answers. send them to us. do it on facebook and twitter. please use #askwarren. "squawk box" returns in a moment. the first stock index ♪ (musicwas createdughout) over 100 years ago as a benchmark for average. yet many people still build portfolios with s

the other thing is, domestically, we've talked a lot about dick's sporting goods. do believe there is can bollization going on that people are going to dick's for shoe needs as opposed to foot locker. you know better than i do, if you want a specialty shoe like a soccer cleat or turf shoe, you're going to dick's. i think that translates over into the ath leisure. that's what my concern is. >> i still think -- listen. when you look at retail right now, it's confusing to me how you could have such a disparity of views coming from whether it's a ceo suite or earnings themselves. listen to the foot locker ceo talking about the sneaker culture that they have, talking about brick and mortar working. talking about its customer, yes, interacting digitally but yet wanting to come into the store, wanting to look at the shoes, wanting to try on the sneakers. it's very difficult for me right now, retail, to establish any type of position, let's say, at overweight. we talked about adidas the other day. for me, foot locker still has the international exposure. >> all right. i ha

look, we've surpassed -- we're not doing "the dick van dyke show." version of "the dick van dyke show." >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> it's like -- we are what the '50s was in today's times. like people are so advanced in their kind of nn sensory overload and seeing everything. we just live in that cagey time, where this feels like a network 9:00 -- 8:00 show. >> seth: yeah, it really does. you have two girls. how old are your girls, now? >> i do, i have frankie, who is going to be 3 and olive, who's going to be 5. >> seth: and you took them to disney? >> i know! i birthed two kids! [ cheers and applause ] it's so awesome. >> seth: disneyland or disney world. >> this was disney world. >> seth: okay, so this is -- and this by the way, they're dressed up, they look so cute -- >> frankie, every day since we've gone there wants to go to disney world. and i've tried to talk to her rationally, i'm like so we have to go to delta at laguardia and get back on the plane and go to orlando. like it's gonna be hard to get to disney world, now. >> seth: every day. >> whi