doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo!'s probably not surprising. >> jimmy: did people think you were crazy when you got involved in the computer business early on? is that something that at that time they questioned? >> oh, yeah. i dropped out of business school to go to to microsoft, 1980. and i said to my mom and dad i'm going to go work on personal computer software. and my dad said what's software, and my mother said why would a person ever need a computer? it's funny today. >> jimmy: yeah. >> they were smart people. in 1980, those were reasonable questions. >> jimmy: you started working for duncan heinz ines? >> yeah. i worked on blueberry muffins, brownies and moist' n' >> jimmy: did you come up with any vaptevents that they celebr at the company? >> i wasn't a high flyer. i spent a lot of time screwing around, talking about the liquid flavor packet that made the brownies tastier than anything. >> jimmy: i sucked the packet dry, the hell with the cake. the clippers would be seventh. >> exactly. >> jimmy: and yet you

they were like, doo, doo doo, doo. and the tech woman started ducking. she started ducking.iola davis, right? half of them were stuck on the mri machine. half of the pins were on the floor and half of the wig was off my head. >> jimmy: i hope everything was okay. it sounds like the mri was more dangerous. >> an mri is something you have to do every year. >> jimmy: can i tell you, i know almost nothing about the female body. ask my wife. i don't know where anything goes. >> you're not the only one. when you talk about anything, especially dealing with menopause or breasts, men just die a slow death. >> jimmy: i know this is going to sound like a very stud question, and it is a stupid question for a man my age. >> go ahead and hit me with it. >> jimmy: what is menopause? [ laughter ] i've heard of it. [ applause ] i know that it happens. >> you know what? menopause is hell. jimmy. >> jimmy: is it really? >> menopause is a dark hole, okay? that's what menopause is, so that's where i am right now. i either will love my husband today or kill him today. >> jimmy: how long does it

. >> i'm positive that john will fall into the category of horrible pile of doo-doo coach. >> what advicehave for john? >> i don't have any. i don't want to help him at all. >> why? >> because i worked with john in this capacity before. i know he's got mad skills. i'm worried. >> don't get sucked into john legend. he's so cool, i know. >> all the coaches are ganging up on john, but don't worry, he has a secret weapon and i'm not just talking about his cute mini-me 9-month-old miles. >> is there any concern he can use chrissy and her online presence? >> she trolls me more than she trolls everybody else. i have a feeling she's not going to help me that much. >> john may be the new guy, but blake wants to settle the score with kelly. >> last season goes out, gets the country artist and wins. will you ever let that happen again? >> you want to see me cry? is that your goal as an interviewer? >> i want to see you cry. >> you ever see that movie offici "40-year-old virgin" where they rip the wax off steve carell's chest? >> oh, kelly clarkson! >> that's because she's associated with misery. >>>

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oh, he's going to need that masculine toilet, because matthew whitaker is in some deep doo-doo.aking of-- ( cheers and applause ) speaking of-- they thought i was done. i'm not. speaking of trump's legal problems, it's day five of his national emergency, that some are calling "crisis on the southern border: press one for english. press two for murder." yesterday, 16 states sued the president over his emergency declaration to build the border wall. 16 states. that's two more than hillary campaigned in. ( laughter ) the lawsuit-- gotab ready. gotta be ready. the lawsuit was announced by california's attorney general, who noted the significance of the day, saying, "you wouldn't expect to celebrate presidents' day this way." actually, i would. ( laughter ) i assume trump is going to ruin every holiday from now on. i am prepared to spend arbor day talking about how he groped a ficus. ( laughter ) ( applause ) though-- yeah. though, suing him on presidents' day does show how divided our country is. i mean, for pete's sake, we cat even allow him one day to buy a new mattress at an unbe

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susan hogan is working for you with what you can doo help keep your family safe. >> nwell, th law allowsto freeze our child's credit, but a local mom's concern that the process to do this may actually be putting both her and her children's information at risk. >> we want to protect. their our first children. >> for ann that protection includes freezing her twin son's credit, but unlike freezing your credit where you can do it all online, a freezing child's credit requires parents to send sensitive information, like full social security numbers and rth certificates by mai to all three credit bureaus. >> just trusting that somebody trustworthy picks it up and goes through lots and lots of different hands. > news 4 contacted the credit bureaus. they understand why parents would be uncomfortable sending these documents by mail, but assured us the process is safe regardless, ann says she's not convinced. because i'm too scared to send it through the mail. i'm hoping they'll find another route to say, well, if you don't ngfeel comfortable d this, then we can do this. i anon't know what this th

my last name might be holmes, but you don't need sherlock to get to the bottom of this scooby doo mysterys it black face or clanhood? how do you know if you never dressed in a clan hood. now he's trying to blame michael jackson. he even said he only put a little bit of shoe polish because everybody knows it's hard to get off your face. i actually didn't know that little tidbit. how did you know that? judge jeanine: the president's tweet maybe an hour ago, and it reads, ed gillespie who ran for governor of the great state of virginia against ralph northam must be seeing malpractice and dereliction of duty with regard to his opposition research staff. if they find that terrible picture before the election, he wins by 20 points. dan bongino said he received the picture in 2018 but couldn't confirm the and didn't publish it. why it didn't come into play in the election, who knows. if this wasn't an inside job to get rid of governor than after all of his infanticide comments. judge jeanine: i think the infanticide enough is enough to get rid of them. but it seems like this is a movement by the

the 10% or two hundred billion goes up 225% on march first and so far i said don't doo that no. it with close to a deal w wheree thinkk we can make a real deal and it's going to get done i could see myself lettiting that slide for a little while. but generally speaking i'm not inclined to do. this kind of boosted wall street the dow jones jumping nearlrly four hundred pointnts by the closing bell at banking sector about one and a half percent. yes investors also encouraged by trump suggestion seems on would likely. make european indices also ended higher the export driven dax up looking for a breakthrough on trade as well at the french tire maker r michelin was the top performer. it shares rose 13% on strorong forward guidance. all commercial flights in and out of belgium have been canceled on wednesday is the result of planned strikes. your traffic control authority said it could not in short would be adequately staffed but it is close to the country's airspace for twenty four hours. unions representing air rail and public transport workers as well as hospital police and postal

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coming year's proposed budget submission, suffice it to say that what we are going to do is we are going doo-doo our best to try to align resources to strategy here. more to follow on that. >> ok. we have got a question up here, actually two questions up here and then over here. bob and peter. >> hi. bob from s.p.a. going back to the arms control concept, arms control first of all has to have arms to control, so there has to be a capability. with the a.b.m. treaty, we had to walk away from that because of the proliferation of missile capabilities around the world. we are getting to the point with inf to step away it. some treaties made sense when the world was more bilaterals. look at space sensors, looking at space weapons capabilities as well as greater missile defense capabilities. is there a mix here some place that we get to a stronger position where we can bring people back to a negotiating table and have arms control sometime in the future? >> i think that is a very good question, and i would answer it this way. number one, i would say the purpose of arms control is not necessarily to con

service could beit suspended no notice if the ice becomes doo too dangerous later this afternoon. >> metro access will only do return trips so nobody gets stranded away from home during the storm. >>> all right, let's send things over to mellissa with a check of conditions out ere. >> good morning, some don't look so hot. fredick 15, a snow-covered roads and the plow is coming throughhe t northbound u.s. 15 and hayward road, westbound, a crash there on the roads. ice reporte there, 270 at clarksburg road, 0 looks better, honestly, not much. it is quite slick. after university boulevard, a crash there on the right side as we zoom in. northbound 7th street, independence, lane blocked for that tractor-trailer crash from earlier today. i want to share with you vide we did a time lapse for you this morning. this is pretty cool to watch. this is manassas, a road here, 5:30 tole:30. you can see it starts out clear, looks pretty cool. all of a sudden, there we snow on the roads, everything was treated, it doesn't matter, we still have a lot of slick spots. >> thank you. >>> hdreds of flights

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. >> i was shocked the door shut.he opened the doo and noticed the postal carrier a couple of doors awayed him not to throw his packages. >> he turned around, pointed at me and said no one harasses me. you better shut up. you better get out of here. >> the man said he got in side -- scared and went inside to call the police. >> he also said that the postal carrier had come inside and was taking pictures of him and threatening his life. >> then he took pictures. i was screaming and crying on the 911 call. i said he is coming into my apartment. >> police arrested the postal carrier, 44-year-old lamont ernest for making criminal threats. the postal service said the 13 year veteran is on leave. the suspects wife said he was only taking pictures of the door to prove there was no damage. in a statement she said mr. ernest denies all criminal allegations against him and looks s been maligned. >> the police also put him on a warning outstanding work for animal cruelty. his wife said that happened when he sprayed the dog who is coming after him. >>> a restaurant is offering a reward to help find

that's what he and the organizers of this counter protest are intend tin doo us. >>> look for the latest from the nbc team there in texas and here in washington ahead on nightly news after news4 at 6:00. >>> doug, you are talking weather. what a busy start to the week in the storm center. >> and a nasty start. there's nothing i hate more than cold rain. that's what wee got out there today. we have cold rain around d.c. metro area ya. farther north and you're talking snow. around theea hagerstown he mason-dixon line. right now the cloud cover is out there, light rain falling around the d.c. metro region. winds out of the east at 10 miles per hour. it's a nasty afternoon, no ifs, ands or buts about . 37 fredericksburg. we're not worried about areas to the south in regard to wintery-like weather. but look at the west, leesburg and martinsburg, all of these areas are seeing sleet, o freezg ra snow. hagerstown is still reporting snow there, 34. rain to the south around the d.c. metro area. then you have your mixing and plain snow wel to the north in the baltimore area. one thing that's not mo

and gnats with sean doo little, do you wanto be our valentine. umbc,ou'll never be our no. 1 because we never want to upset you. a little salt in the valentine's wound there. but snaps for the creativity on that one. >> thank you, sherree. >> that does it for , nightly ws is nenext >>> breaking news tonight. president trump says he'll ti declare onal emergency, reing around congress for money to build his border wall. another shutdown averted but a constitutional clash now erupting. >>> tonight there's a new attorney general. llwilliam barr now officia overseeing the mueller investigation as an fbinsider, comey's former nber two, makes explosive new claims about what happened in the days after com was fired. >>> a major reversal of fortune for amazon pulling out of its plans for a major hub new york city. tonight the fallout in the fight that brought the mega prime deal down. >>> a bombshell new turn in thes smollett saga. authorities say they found those two persons of interest seen in that survelance video and poliou

doo they want a baseball player, a front office person? >> reporter:robinson was induled in the basebal hall of fame in 1982 and was presented with the presidential medal of freedom in 2005.'l be remembered as one of baseball's greatest talentsnd a a ground breaking manager. curt gregory nbc news. >> maybe awn lesser k fact he played baseball on the same high school team with hall of fame billss l. e> how about that. charmed lif and we were glad to have a part of it here in washington. >>> maryland governor larry hogan is blast an appeal to his school start time. the democratic leader wants local jurisdictions to decide their own schedules. hogan who is a republican called that an eadibly stupid idea, that's a quote. >> for them to say we're going to try t change that, we're not going to let it happen. we're going to stand up with the people. >> hogan s td longer summer break benefits families, sinesses and tourisms in the states. some schoolte s have complained about the lack of flexibility under hisxecutive order. >>> teachers in county

if they dune doo want to watch and react in real time, they're go having to to stay up and i believeany of them will be. they have been waiting to hear what he has to say not just on the stormy daniels issue. h which i understand there's been a lot of apaid to. but it's going to go into trump's businesses, foundation, taxes and finances. the very thing the president is sensitive about. he didn't want this investigated and looked into. this is something his adult children are involved in. they're going to be watching and waiting and responding. a lot of the republican party, the rnc, a lot of trump supporters are here at home in washington so they'll be able to respond more quickly in real time. >> your colleagues were putting this out there about michael cohen. what is your reaction to seeing that? >> well, steve, i am completely out of patience with people who confuse the hard work of governing in a high plurallestic democracy over tweeting the -- i found it vulgar, personal and highly inappropriate and i think it reflects more on the person who tweeted it than anything else. >> bar

. >>> right now president trump's former law and fixer michael cohen is behind closed o doo capitol hill testifying before the house intelligence committee. reporters are set up for him to come ou could be a long wait. this is the third day of cohen's testimony and the first two sessions lasted all day. yesterday's public session eaction ireworks and from president trump from thousands of miles away. kristen welker reports. >> reporter: overnight the president at a press conference in owing his nuclear summi hanoi speaking out for the first time about the cohen hearing. >> you know, it's very interesting because i tried to a watch as mu i could. >> reporter: hitting out at the timing of the testimony. >> i've been a little bit busy, but i think having a fake hearing like that and having it in the middle of this very important summit is really a terrible thing. >> the president not responding to some of h former attorney's explosive claims. instead talking about the comments about collusion with russia. >> he lied a lot, but it was interesting because he didn't lie about one thing. he sai

suddenly all you have to put doo is put an environmental label on it and everyone is in favor of restrictingedom of movement. i mean, that's where this is headed. >> tucker: they are more self-righteous than the soviets ever were. she is that's for sure. mark steyn, great to see you. >> thanks a lot, tucker. >> tucker: well, socialism has been tried in venezuela. brought that country right to the brink of starvation. literally eating zoo animals. could that happen here? mark penn has thought it through. he joins us after the break. ♪ ♪ you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> tucker: democratic. no longer recognizes nickler that temperature reas president of that country. venezuela has ordered american diplomats to leave venezuela. the u.s. has not complied. the trump administration has now said quote all options are on the table regarding venezuela. could this lead to

suddenly all you have to put doo is put an environmental label on it and everyone is in favor of restricting freedom of movement. i mean,em that's where this is headed. >> tucker: they are more self-righteous than the soviets ever were. she is that's for sure. mark steyn, great to see you. >> thanks a lot, tucker. >> tucker:r: well, socialism has been tried in venezuela. brought that country right to the brink of starvation. literally eating zoo animals. could that happen here? mark penn has thought it through. he joins us after the break. >> tucker: democratic. >> the u.s. recognizes nicolas maduro as president of the country but in response, ordered american the u.s. has not complied. .sdiplomats to leave venezuela. theio trump administration has now said quote all options aree on the table regarding venezuela. could this lead to one amilitary conflict of some kind with that country? fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge following this situation in venezuela and joins us closely with a report. >> thank you, tucker and good evening. venezuela is much more than a regio

have a gray mornin doo >>> this sunday northam digs in.a governor ralph northam refuses to resign. >> the person i was is not the man i am today. >> after denying he is in this photo from his medical school yearbook page. >> this is not my picture. i was not in that costume either as black face or as kkk. and it's not me. >> with the democrats universally denouncing northam, how can they get him to leave? i'll talk to two leaders of the congressional black caucus. plus, democrats divided on the best way to defeat president trump. on one side progressives

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his mother learned she could opt out, she chose to not give the ohio teen vaccines, which is why he doo to reddit to learn how. his mother said his choice was a shock. >> shock. it sparked a lot of discus within the family. >> there's a distinguishing differ between disagreeing with a parent and trying to disobe them out of spite. comi hear from a doctor on the front lines of the measles outbreak in washin state. i'm lindsey davis, abc 7 news, new york. >>> new this morning, senator kamala harris calling for cannab to be legalized at the federalevel. she made the comments on a radio show and also admitted to smokin marijuana in college. senato harris said pot's impact on a developing brain should be studie and she wants a reliable way to measure driver impair a san francisco district attorn in 2010 harris opposed the california ballot measure to legali the drug. >>> happening today santa rosa will discuss using a former senior center as temporary homele center. on finley avenue, it needs a roof replacement, the city counci is considering moving shelte beds to the old bennett valley seni

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always doo doing something. >> reporter: in san francisco, janna, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> many parts ofhe country being plagued by sever winter weather. and tennessee heavy rain caused flooding and some homes and washed highways and bridges. in mississippi a tornado smashed into a commercial district the city of columbus and its strong downpours and rising flood threat. >> the levy is beginning to fail. we started trying to shut down the road that goes below that dam. >> reporter: in upstate new york, high winds triggered a tsunami. stro along the shoreline of lake erie. and snow is blanketing the midwest. snow on the roads n and whiteout conditions led to a in vehicles. >> this has been a rough winter, and we've got another major storm about to hit the bay area. >> yeah, it is. and it's going to very similar to the last system we had where it's kind of warm, it's got a lot of moisture. we are going to see the rivers come up quick>> even quicker than last time because of the last storm. wind advisory in effect through tomorrow, through wednesday. here is the atmospheric river shooting m

exoneration and you know for sure there's nothing that has been done that threatens you, twwhy did you doos just asking questions, making suggestions, that makes sense if it only happened once or twice, but remember all the people he's messed with surrounding this probe and how hard he has worked to make sure as many of you as possible see the entire deal as a miscarriage of justice. trump reportedly calling on his acting ag to try to get a trump supporter put in charge of the investigation into hush money payments. there's one. the president reportedly peddling misleading information about the firing of michael flynn, telling his press secretary to say trump asked for a resignation because it sounded better. there's another. and there's trump asking jim comey to end the investigation into flynn. and there's getting rosenstein to concoct a basis for removal of comey and then revealing that he was always going to fire comey because of this probe. none of those is a supposition. the last is the most damning and he told it to you, to your face. >> i was going to fire comey. my decision. >> we

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this proves hollywood is still a cork for white siors, another headline why doos cars, keep falling foreconciliation faint sissments there's an argument to be made maybe the "green book" wasn't maybe the best pick. what do you think of that conversation? >> i think it a little overloaded. it's an honest movie. c's a buddyomedy about, you know, two men traveling in the jim crow south, so, obviously, it is abod racism, racial reconciliation, but i don't think it ever s b out the answer to those things or to, you know, to cure racsm or to, you know, i think lot of vitriol is sort of centered around it that it maybe never really deserved. it's a small movie with modest aspirations, very much elevated by its two strains perfmaes from the main stars. it's a family comedy. it's a pg-13 movie you can take your entire family to so it's important to bear in mind what a movie is trying to achieve ands judge it on te merits rather than what we're bringing to it. >> reporter: what do you bring the criticism, they say some of the facts were bent to fit av good narr that's not anything new in hollywoo

the first thing i wanted to does doo was called richard burr the member of the senate intel committeeg a serious investigation where they actually figure out the facts before they make allegations because sometimes, some folks do it in the reverse order. they make these wild allegations and all of your viewers may not be around to seat truth. they heard the accusation but they may miss the truth. that's why you don't do that in serious investigations. >> martha: yeah. i think one of those people that you are referring to is adam schiff who you have been very critical of in this whole process saying may made up his mind before he saw any of the evidence. is that true? is that your feeling on it? >> i'm just quoting him. he had evidence that rises above the level of circumstantial evidence but not quite direct and, of course, there is no such thing that president trump colluded with russia. i think adam also said there is a very real chance donald trump is going to be indicted and/or arrested the day he leaves office. adam uniquely was both a federal prosecutor and now he is a member of

one of the big takeaways for me from yesterday is how many new avenues have opened schnupp how many doo up? and there needs to be specific follow-up? i would becity to the the onary prosecutor of the day on representative ocasio-cortez because i thought she did a great job of asking strategic follow-up questions on the bank frooud fraud issue that you mentioned? who else was involved? what other documents? who else should we be speaking to? i have a whole listed of things that i would offer that up need to be followed up on. one other example, the testimony about the wikileaks conversation that cohen said he overheard. that's hugely important if it can be corroborated. i'd get that phone record. did roger stone make a phone call around the time that cohen described in july, 2016? i talked to the secretary people identified as roana graff, she apparently was there and put the call through. there's a lot of follow-up that needs to be done and a lot of new doors have been opened. >> go ahead, jeremy. >> the one example which will give us a good signal of what the house of representatives i

how do we, you know, doo he will with that? >> i think it's true. technology is the best thing that ever happened to mankind. the notion that technology is a bad thing is a bad idea, it's why we live longer, why we have this wealthy prosperous nation of ours, it's why the health -- it's why everything is better. if you don't believe me go back 100 years. my grandparents were greek immigrants, they came here with the shirt on their back and dirt. they didn't inherit any wealth. if you lived to -- if you got to one you might live to 50. so everything is much better and we should acknowledge that, but it is true that we are leaving behind segments of society who don't have the education. my wife was working now she has, i think, 100 interns and kids going to various schools and internships where they are going to get well paying jobs. companies do it, we train people at the start of the job, you're doing at the at the yoofrd univ of rhode island, university of maryland. it's going to have to be local. people worry about this. we have 8 million tar and

off, i doo cut you not have much time. what theink about president thinks about the statute is part of legislative history? hon. rao: yes. congressppose that passes ace statute. rape inn convicted of battered can work in a woman's shelter. no person convicted of rape in any court can work in a battered women's shelter. now, the legislative history makes it clear that any court means the united states court. well, i think that the supreme court has made clear that where the statute is clear, that is the end of the inquiry. in your example, the statute says any court. >> you would rule in any court. hon. rao: the question would be to look at the structure of the statute and see if any included -- >> if you are an originalist, you do not look beyond the statute. you say it is in any court. hon. rao: there is a question it has extraterritorial -- are extraterritorial court. it -- itjust intended was that of course where you would ignore the plain meaning, even though congress obviously intended otherwise? hon. rao: it is looki

anyway, scooby-doo packages and colorful packages and kids were dying. and you know why? that package gets so concentrated. there's no checks and balances on the mixture. so you're going to have about 20 packages that are like 90% concentrated because it's being mixed in a cement mixer. and that's what was getting young kids hurt. a lot of young kids were dying because of this. so in summary, while we won't take questions here at the panel, the guys will be around in the hallway afterward. and they'll have their show on saturday night and always great afterward at answering questions. but i just want to wrap up with the fact that we orn hear this very -- we often hear this semple solution to drug pricing and open up the internet and don's country and bring it through canada but not that simple and a very complex equation. and these are no longer one off bad pharmacies in china making viagra. these are sophisticated, violent, drug trafficking organizations like ms-13. we have an undercover video with a woman running the drug manufacturing operation in san salvador using me

it may have come from khan doo or somebody else, but they took them and caused a big problems. my first question, maybe you'd be the best person to ask this. is hydrocodone the most prescribed pain medicine? >> yes, it is. >> it's an opioid? >> the reason i ask that question is i had a major back operation two years ago. i mean, major. and major pain. the surgery worked, but i had to finally go to surgery and infusion. but i noticed that i was always get. ing hydrocodone because i was having debit tall work done in terms of implants. i was having a back fusion done and it just seemed like i had an access of it. is it less addictive than other opioids? orr just the most popular? >> that's probably a culture. it's. popular because it's been combined with aseat men ficetam. >> one of you talked about addiction. and i think that's the problem. you talked about new developments. to find replacements for opioid base painkillers and to help with the problem. that's the exactly it. if we could take all the hydrokcodone prescribed in america and substitute a new development that doesn't