eric close was among the first to start picking up trash while jogging today he organizes events like this one in stockholm. you see. there are trash all over votes behind me it's green and a whole lot of people i mean this is only twenty five meters. learning is a combination of the swedish words for picking and jumping for jogging in recent months it's become popular among sporty and environmentally conscious sweets though it does take some getting used to. i think everyone has it it's a little bit to the beginning but the point is that you overcome it you still do it . then it works for me straight in see i'm working on the. sun used to regard rich and i also think it's very important to. make the nature more. it's fun it's a shame so many people just toss their garbage on the ground. and it's. some put their whole body and soul into it after all plotting is also designed to help people stay fit eric the organizer says the idea is really taking off. people. just doing. it. and we hear about it every week knew about this. only plodders could get this excited about this much garbage

he comes over, rose down, flying circles around our aircraft, eric close and very dangerous. >> how did that accident happened? michael: this particular aircraft had a issue with stalling. a jet fire is going to have to go very slow to go side-by-side with some of this. they think he was trying to maneuver and lost control and flipped up into the plane and the prop is going to cut that aircraft in half almost. >> what happened to him? michael: he was never found. they wondered if he rejected and that he did at the aircraft was lost. >> what did china do in relationship? are plane landed on the territory. that --happened after this was going to the bush administration. >> we are putting different holding areas and do it all kinds of interrogations and things like that. if you go back to this book, he describes this dashboard to fly -- this -- born to fly. that is something they are trained to do. this is what they were trying to charge them with. -- china wanted an apology from the u.s. and the u.s. was loath to apologize for doing something that it was allowed to do -- you are allowed t

closed. now, as eric rucker explains, the community is frustated. uper:hannah jackson, parent "my son called me and said mom the schools closed for forever"sotsuper:lia futuwi, parent"you know if you are a parent and you lose your home you are homeless, if a kid loses there school it's the same thing"a line of upset parents and disappointed students gathered around the entrance to paramount collegiate academy in sacramento thursday.sot super:serenity culloi, student "i don't know how to explain it i just felt sad because it's a school that i felt that really helped me"the frustration comes a day after the charter school was shut down.a decision recommended by the school's board after it was learned the school itself is essentially broke.parent tiffany evangelista says that's the exact opposite information she was told when she enrolled her son here just last month. sotsuper:tiffany evangelista, parent "and when we enrolled him they said it was healthy financially and that they had lots of goals that they were working on and it felt really positive"ba

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barack obama had a close relationship with eric holder. there was no way eric holder was going to look into the irs issues. in this instance, i think trump, he's a neophyte at this. i'm not excusing him. not an apologist for him. >> the neophyte doesn't sell in december. neophyte sells if he's meeting with comey maybe in january. by the time he gets to asking people who they voted for in december, it's past that point. >> inappropriate, john. yes. i'll defer to my legal colleague here. but whether or not it's criminal, that's a different thing. >> i'll defer to our legal colleague, michael din. you s . >> december, a year into office. just new york talk? >> no, i don't think so. i grew up in new york. that's an indication of an intent to interfere with the investigation. whether it's an indictable offense, whether it can be charged as obstruction under the statutes, different matter. whether it's an abuse of his office. ken starr, the former clinton prosecutor, seems to believe it is an abuse of office. for me i'm not sure where i am in th

eric trump's charity. and he is someone who was then drafted to help out with the digital stuff in the campaign. he and jared kushner are very close. he's tight with eric trump, eric trump's wife, lara trump, in fact, just appointed -- put out a press a release, another campaign official -- >> stepping up. >> he is someone -- though this is obviously sort of a difficult day for perhaps jared kushner in the white house in which his standing there is suddenly in question if he's lost his top-secret security clearance, it's someone on team kushner who is now running the campaign. a campaign that's, of course, let's remember, you know, last time around was marked by a lot of infighting. at least this time, the first victory goes to the family. >> i just want to point out that brad's role is significant in part, donald trump wants an active political campaign. he likes going out, it gives him energy, feels like he gets to speak to the people. what pascal did is essentially give money to facebook to run a slew of ads, hundred s of thousands of ads in a course of a week targeting people. i think what we can see from this is in part, trum

that is something we will watch closely but it has been the best strategy on the board. jonathan: ericwhat are your thoughts? eric we talked about the boj : before and the are capping the yield -- one of our favorite trades is shorting the 30 year part of the curve -- they don't control in a free market part of the japanese bond market curve. jonathan: is that not the widow maker? or is it different this time around? eric: i do think it is somewhat different because as you said before, the yield control policy is suppressing yields throughout the curve up to 10 years effectively. the economy in japan is growing. there is real good corporate governance reform stories going on. there is low inflation. given the pressure on global yields and the strength of the japanese economy, i think being short of the 30 year curve is a good place to be. jonathan: you had to be short somewhere there would be? kevin: it would be bunds. one of the greatest monetary failures seems to be japan not raising its rate. it seems to be a 30 year a 40 year issue. i do think we are about to see some higher rates

once the door is closed, he is gone. >> reporter: his stunned parents go outside to meet eric.ctor only drove around the corner and dropped him off at the watchmobile. what's up, eric? you're actually here for a show called "my kid would never do that." what were you thinking, what were you feeling when he was asking you for help? >> i was thinking i know him, i guess. i guess i could help him with a favor. >> did you really know him? >> not entirely. you know. >> reporter: eric says his parents always taught him to be polite to others. >> you know, we trained you growing up to be helpful, but there's this gray area in the middle where we got in trouble because it was like once you got in the car, it could be over, just like that. >> reporter: our expert says that gray area involving people we are familiar with is the hardest. so, what do we tell our kids when even we as parents are letting these people into our homes who we don't really know that much about? >> asking a kid for help is one of the oldest tricks in the book because predators know we are teaching our kids to be n

>> it was duval, julian castro, eric holder and joe biden. all are pretty closeesident obama who is in his way keeping the fingers on the democratic party. >> one is 77, one is 37. >> president trump has been complaining about nato not carrying is weight and reuters is reporting today that secretary mattis september a letter to nato asking them to i guess kind of step up in iraq and help with training iraqi -- help with training iraqi soldiers. the europeans don't want to necessarily get involved in an unending conflict. >> that's european of them. thank you so much, shannon, gabe and ayesha. let me finish tonight with trump watch. he won't like this one. you're watching "hardball." which is why we're helping to replenish the mighty rio grande as well as over 30 watersheds across the country. we're also leading water projects in more than 100 communities. and for every drop we use... we're working to give one back. because our products rely on the same thing as we all do... clean water. and we care about it like our business depends on it. when you can squeeze on

. - [boy] closed captioning is brought to you by: - it's time for this week's flag facts. here's eric. (lively marching band music) - the flag from washington state has a unique color. it also has unique origins, linking it to a box of cough syrup. author, randy howe has this week's dose of flag history. - washington state is unique for two reasons. it's the only green flag of the 50 states and it is also the only flag to include the image of a person on it, and obviously, that person is george washington. and it's from the portrait that was painted by gilbert stuart. he was an artist from rhode island. it's the most famous portrait of george washington, but there were brothers who were put in charge of creating the image for the flag and they went about designing it, coming up with all the different lettering. they had it perfect, except, the image they had of george washington came from a box of cough syrup, and it just wouldn't do, and in the 11th hour, they found gilbert stuart's portrait of george washington. they put it on the flag. it was accepted by the legislatures in washing

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closed due to the massive fire. >>> authorities in bucks county are looking for possible victims of a police impersonator. eric miller pulled over two people on street road. police say he detained the women and proceeded to give them pat downs. he called 911 for back up. he facing multiple charges including kidnapping and stalking and impersonating a public servant. >>> police in upper darby are investigating two church thefts, saint lawrence catholic and calvary presbyterian church on wayne avenue. someone is stealing change out of the poor boxes. they are urging people to keep an eye out for anything suspicious. >> we'll experience rain and dreariness today. >> reporter: pretty much a repeat of yesterday overall. we have green in south jersey, as we go in our on the two dimensional view you get a picture of where this is. southern bucks county we have rain pushing through. we have a tweet from my follower in collingswood new jersey, it's cloudy and controversy cast and when you step outside it will be cool, as well. there's more rain in lancaster county and back to gettysburg and we'll be in and out of rain

closely. david: that trial next month, is that in the back of your mind that maybe there will be a shift in the regulatory approach? eric very closely. everybody is speculating. there is -- there are antitrust experts that would say at&t would prevail and others that say the government has a strong case. depending on how that plays out, it will definitely affect this whole 21st century fox transaction. much, erick you so zinterhofer, founder and cofounder of searchlight capital. alix: jpmorgan says equities are unlikely to fall much further. more on what they are buying. the bloomberg terminal, check out tv and you can watch us online. interact with us directly. check it out. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: what i am watching his equities. it's a rally underwent in futures, can it hold up in the session? -- saying equities are unlikely to fall further. i want to take a look at what happened last week. as we look at grr, it will show you the sectors that got hit the most. energies down 9%. telecom, 6%. health care, 6%. i am wondering if it will be a buy the dip or sell the rally. david: it shows how indiscriminate it w

now joining us, eric swalwell, congressman, i know you've been tied up in this behind closed doors q all day that has been going on with hope hicks, the communications director, at the white house. let me get your reaction to this wash post story the overseas contacts raised concerns. that's the headline and his security clearance has been downgraded from top secret to secret. >> the concern is one that we have with multiple members of the trump family and the organization. that their financial disposition would be a point of leverage. particularly with a country that has a longstanding relationship with they will. the russians have long invested in trump companies. and they've double fwlis in russia so i think it should be reduced to zero, not secret, until russia investigation is complete. >> do you believe she stay on the job even without top secret clearances? only secret which he continues to have on an interim basis? >> i think he should be side lined from any classified information. particularly for a family who ran an entire campaign accusing secretary clinton for mishandling

, s & p and transports all closing in correction territory, so closing me senior managine director heartland & company and back with us eric schiffer. jim let me start with you. i know you're the kind of guy in this environment you're salivating right? you were buying today. >> yes, absolutely. look this is classic on the downside just like last year in january was classic on the upside. they were melting up the market was doing better than the fundamentals now the market is doing worse than the fundamental s and you could get more stress here and get margin cold and have a financial accident whenever you have this much pressure in a compressed period of time but the market is getting much worse than the fundamentals if you boo a little bit every day when the market is down and take a multi-month view you'll end up making money this is when you're supposed to buy stock not in periods when they're melting. charles: this is of course when you will actually buy the bottom because you've got a disciplined approach i love when people tell me they pick the bottom out of thin air because you got lucky or you're lying but if you a

cash but did not provide enough interim financing for the sale is close to be announced two weeks ago when new york attorney general ericneiderman stepped in and started accusing the company of inhaling -- harvey weinstein abuses. lauren: the iphone has a new competitor and i hear it's pretty good. >> yesterday's paper main difference will be price in terms of the iphone 10 in the samsung galaxy s. nine. the device launched yesterday at the barcelona trade show in the boat looks almost identical to the previous model it has many new features to compete with the iphone 10 paid the galaxy s. nine have a camera with promo video, lowlight capability and augmented reality and the. also the latest qualcomm snapdragon 845 processor and the price is about $722,840. pre-orders start friday march march 2nd. the other thing the phone has is a headphone jack. iphone customers still upset. >> the camera has the artificial intelligence can you point out text and they cannot magically translate for you. very cool. connell: very cool. i've never had a a smartphone with some nice fonts i'm that regard. a lot of people say the cameras ar

and then we administratively closed the file in january and then earlier this month we received some additional information and we passed that on as well. >> eric: where will this go and what does it mean? michael star hopkins and amos snead and founding partner at s3 public affairs. good morning to you both. you heard what gowdy said the chronology does not favor the white house. they are claiming there was a bottleneck at the white house security office. does that defense hold water? >> if you look at that and see the news and the gowdy said they will open an investigation. take a minute and think about chairman gowdy, someone who has a love and appreciation of the law. he is leaving congress to go back and practice law. i think he is one that will call balls and strikes throughout this investigation. then you saw speaker ryan saying they were also supporting this. this is not the last we're hearing of this. >> eric: what went on over at the white house? you heard christopher wray said they had the report in march, finished it in july. more information in november and closed it last month. yet porter was kept on. >> i think if you look at thi

point here, and we are close to the point where north korea and iran will get deliverable nuclear weapons. if i were israel, i would feel particularly threatened at the moment. ericdo you think this will explode to a potentially wider war? >> i think it's definitely there. as iran gets closer to being able to deliver nuclear weapons, that threat will increase. that fervor hasn't diminished, that threat continues in is no moderation in iran on the central point of them wanting dominance within islam. it's posing a threat to a lot of our friend. eric: and they have fund for this thanks to the iranian nuclear deal. arthel: is the president's border wall in jeopardy? a federal judge may soon rule on the lawsuit challenging the legality of the wall. president trump citing security concerns for refusing to release the dems' memo on fisa warrant abuse. >> the president doesn't want the public to see the underlying facts. what's revealed in our memo are quotations from the fisa application that demonstrates how misleading the republicans have been. you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originall

>> as you know, i moved eric and i, or principal as an income at the shaker heights, ohio. a very closee. we have deer outside. they are all over the place. squirrels, fox. but monday, for the first time, we saw a coyote. >> why do we care about the coyote, they look hungry. there is why with two coyote snacks. >> i hope it had a happy ending. >> a mover and shaker. >> rachel? >> i'm going to premiere the cover of my new children's book. it's coming out in june. it's called "paloma wants to be lady freedom." it's based on my daughters seeing the first time my daughter saw the beautiful statue of lady freedom. a lot of children's literature right now focusing on diversity and what makes us different. i wanted to make a book about what unites us as americans. it's a very patriotic book. you can preorder it on amazon and barnes & noble's. >> does one have to be a child to read it? >> i will give you your own signed copy and it will probably go over your head. >> yes. i will need someone who will read it down from the top. >> i will even read it to you at night, greg. >> don't get him start

lauren: a group led a businesswoman was close to a deal to buy for about $500 million in the new york attorney general ericman filed the lawsuit yesterday against the studio and its founder bob and harvey wines teamed reportedly brought too much uncertainty for the deal to move forward. the largest long-standing sexual harassment of's assistant from above wednesday's failure to stop the rest for another civil rights violations. lauren: the drama continues. i didn't think it could get more expensive, but disney is casting a family for almost 600 bucks per day. >> best just to get into the park. just in time for the spring break vacations, walt disney world and disneyland prices rose over the weekend at the magic kingdom in her window, prices went up $2 to $5 on the most expensive day, $5 more to $129 for themselves, $123 for kids. a family of four with two kids as you said, almost $600. just to get into the park. that doesn't include your meals and souvenirs. disneyland in anaheim, california went up $7 to $11. adults pay as much as $135. disney has raised its prices over the theme parks. their expenses. ch

eric pascal with the dunk assisted by jalen brunson. villanova head by two at the half. seesaw battle in the second. this goes into overtime. pascal kept it closemper but after a flagrant foul was called against phil booth with nearly one minute left that all but sealed the deal for creighton. offense went cold as villanova loses 89-83. next up seton hall. >>> flyers have won four straight eight out of their last nine games. there was some flyers fans in canada this afternoon. they're everywhere. orange and black wasting no time getting on the scoreboard. ivan provorov with a goal 28 seconds into the game. fast forward to the third claude giroux with a great goal on the break away. nolan patrick and brandon manning also scored. flyers win five-three. next up montreal on monday. >>> phillies in clearwater taking on the baltimore orioles in grapefruit league action. both of the teams bowing their heads to remember roy halladay before the game. he died in a plane crash during the off season. >>> we'll pick up the game for you tied in the second, bases load owed for the phils, angel. that will be a grand slam. the phillies win. next up yankees tomo

close to an automatic rifle. joining us now to discuss implications of the president's move our executive director of the gun owners of america, eric pratt and philippe, senior advisor to the former secretary of state hillary clinton. great to have you both on. we will start with you. good move on the part of the president? >> i don't think you will be surprised to hear me say yes. but i grew up in new york city. i'm not going to pretend i'm a lifelong hunter, i've never been hunting, i'm an animal lover. i totally understand why people of hunting. to meet guns with the bad guys had guns and i was happy the cops had more guns. but i'm going to put my cards on the table. i am a d.c. firearm licensed citizen. i couldn't have this a decade ago until a man named heller sued washington, d.c., and won. but in that, scalia, who i think we can all agree it was conservative, he said there are limits to the second amendment. you can't tell people they can have guns, but you can put reasonable prohibitions on guns. it's hard to for me to understand how bump stocks -- we've been on air for a minute and 50 seconds. stephen paddock held that tri

. >> eric, the streets have now reopened around marjory stoneman douglas high school but the campus itself is still closed at least through wednesday. the goal we're told is to get teachers back into the building before the end of the week. as for the gunman, 19-year-old nikolas cruz, of course he is still behind bars. he has another court appearance scheduled tomorrow. his public defender said that cruz is prepared to plead guilty in exchange for life in prison, but the state's attorney says it is too early to take corporal punishment off the table. meanwhile, here in parkland, the surviving students have turned political, many calling for stricter gun control laws. >> my message for the people in office is you are either with us or against us. we are losing our lives while the adults are playing around. >> meanwhile, a newspaper interviewed the parents who took in cruz after his own adopted mother died in november. she told the paper we had this monster living under our roof, and we didn't know. we didn't see this side of him. and her husband james said everything everybody seems to know we didn't know.

eric: president trump heads to ohio to taxes -- tout his tax plan could the steep drop before the closingon friday. for one the economy and what it means for our future, columnist for the hill, newspaper enough damage. good to see you. going to cincinnati right into the heartland tomorrow where he'll talk about the tax cuts and more. how does he get that message out? he's tied to success in some ways to the stock market. what happened on friday when it gets down 66 points? >> would have been on friday is clearly bad news. nobody wants to see that. anyone who wants to see a big green arrow going up, not a big red arrow going down. on the other hand, the stock market up 40% since president trump was elected so he can and does take credit for a strong rise. the trip to ohio is clearly focused on the economy, but a slightly different aspect. we know the president is visiting the manufacturing company. the company gave 1000-dollar bonuses to employees after it was passed in december. the president is making the case that his policies are delivering her for the heartland voters who are so pivot

closing bell exchange. grasso get here. this is eric marshall from hodges and rick santelli, welcome. starting with you, the rate moves this afternoon have been interesting, back up at 2.85, maybe headed back to the recent highs what do you think of it? >> well, 284 is the high yield close, not surprised if it came on messy friday with regard to equities, and that's high close going back, of course, to january of 2014, but i do think that we're going to usurp that by a basis point or two, by the way, up a handful of basis points now the auctions were not terrific, and i can understand why. nobody's going to catch the dropping knife when they could just go in the secondary market versus auction if they so choose listen, i think rates can be putting this away. there's a high every day people tell you what resistance is, and the way i look at it, the minute we surpass last year's high yield close of 2.63, the market has been going up, and it's going to test 3%. it's going to stop on a variety of stops along the tour, but keep focus we are going to get up there it's just a question of whe

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vanderschwan who is the son of an oligarch that is close to putin with lying to federal investigators about his contacts with the former trump advise eric gates. now gates and the former trump campaign manager paul manafort, were indicted for money laundering and conspiracy and all kinds of things tied to their pro russia lobbying in ukraine. the thinking here, the lawyer gets a plea dale and gates gets a plea deal in an attempt to get to manafort, the top of the food chain. generally speaking, work around the perimeter to get to the center. peeling the onion. licks to the tootsie pop center. you understand the point. this is the latest in a string of charges from robert mueller. last week rod rosenstein announced the indictment of 13 russian nationals and three russian companies charged with setting up an elaborate plot to influence american voters among other things. the special counsel is looking to moscow's meddling in the 2016 election and also on a separate track, possible collusion with members of the president's campaign and separately whether the president has obstructed justice along the way. president trump and the russian pr

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scholarships to eric jarring's for daughters, killed earlier this month when responding to a 911 call. a high school sophomore gets a sweet surprise for her sweet 16, check this out. >> closeeyes need to be closed. todd: who doesn't get chills seeing that you jonathan williams working with his daughter's rotc sergeant major to sneak into her classroom to give her the ultimate birthday present. williams is an operations instructor at the special warfare center in fort bragg. can't get enough "fox and friends first," continues right now, have a great weekend, everybody. movie stars, our politicians, they are all more protected than our children at school. >> do we really love our money and our celebrities more than we love our children? neil: gun control in school safety, donald is expected to rally conservatives today, live ahead of his big speech. todd: teachers go back to the scene of the deadly school massacre and brand-new questions about what happened. could we have done more to stop this? >> a great honor to be here in south korea with the us delegation. we are excited to attend the olympic games. merrimack breaking overnight, is she the key to peace talks.

what are the chances that this eric kindles the recent thely feud -- rekindles recent family feud? >> closef the company said there is a good chance of that. there is a big rivalry going on between the two brothers. the younger brother is being jailed. the older brother has a window of opportunity to try to seize control. structure of this company has been simplified, but it is so complex. it still leaves the door open to try toder brother retake control. we are doing some reporting on that today. said they company has are looking at the case, they have not made any decisions on whether to take action to try to remove him from the leadership of the part of the company that is based in japan. that would be the first step to try to reassure come troll -- can troll -- reassert control over the group. who might become the next chairman? >> there is an individual who is of that holding company that was recently formed to group four of the largest units together. he is one name that is being bandied about as a possible successor to take control. hugh be the first prison without the family name to

they have close ties to the kremlin and sent out convincing phishing e-mails and links to high profile government accounts. >>> new at noon, former attorney general eric holder refused to rule out running for president during a speaking engagement in washington, d.c. he would only say we'll see in response to a question. he served under president obama. and before that he was deputy attorney general at the end of the clinton administration. >>> we're learning a report from the department of homeland security recommended authorities conduct surveillance of muslims in the u.s. if they fit demographic profiles. they could be vulnerable to terrorist narratives. the u.s. customs and border protection service told foreign policy the document is not a final assessment and it does not reflect current polls. the council on american islamic relations is calling on the department of homeland security to revise or drop the draft report. this singles out a group based on religious and ethnic stereotyping. it ignores white supremacists and politicizes an issue. >>> coming up. the legal battle over trade secrets. two of the bay area's biggest companies face off agai

trump and jared kushner praised parscale with eric saying he is the perfect person to be at the helm of the campaign. kushner and parscale specifically enjoy a closetionship dating back to their time on the 2016 campaign. parscale's work on the trump campaign is notable beyond the praise he has received for his success. special counsel robert mueller is reportedly interested in his campaign data operation including the work it did with the conservative data firm cambridge analytica. and also questions about his use of dark ads on facebook which have been shown to swing political opinions. he has previously met with the house intel committee. and his work was notable given that he was a political novice before 2016, something he discussed in an interview last fall with "60 minutes." watch this. >> how many presidential campaigns had you worked on before this one? >> zero. >> your wife has a wonderful expression about you being thrown into this. >> yeah, she said that i was thrown into the super bowl, never played a game, and won. >> and jared kushner may have broken the law with his praise for brad parscale in the announcement about his new duties

close to normal operations at midway. >>> the sale of harvey weinstein film studio is on hold and in jeopardy. eric schneiderman filed a lawsuit against the disgraced mov movie mogul. he wants any sale to include compensation for weinstein's accusers. >>> all right. take a look at this. monday morning. did you see that? this truck was carrying liquified natural gas in china. it burst into flames on this major expressway. two people inside suffering burns, three vehicles near the truck also burned but here's the deal. everybody got out without serious injuries. look at this. >> amazing. >> firefighters say the leak natural gas may cause a flowing fire forcing them to shut down that part of the expressway. >> it amazes me what takes life and what people are able to survive. the line between the two is often not really begielg. >>> the rob porter abuse allegations matter and do raise some national security questions. this man didn't have a permanent clearance and he was looking at the most classified information there is. so what's congress going to do about the lack of security clearances around the

closing ceremony for the winter olympics this weekend. north korean delegate will attend the ceremony. a st. louis grand jury has dieted missouri governor eric on felony invasion of privacy charge, it's related to the republican governor's affair with a woman in 2015. she said that he took a photo of her in home and threatened to use as blackmail if she spoke about the affair. he has denied committing any crime. finally, get this actor chase chased a driver with a driver who ended in physical altercation. he kicked the driver to block a bunch and that's, lauren, what's happening in new jersey to you. lauren: wow, my state. strong reaction after report that the armed deputy assigned to stoneman douglas high school never went into the school. >> he could have went into the school. there was time but there was only -- he only took -- he took two minutes and just sat there and did nothing. >> if he's the one who had the gun, he should have been the first person to go out and -- for all of us and just go with his gun and try to protect all the children. lauren: joining me now lead intelligence and protection agency, good to see you, lou. >> thank

markets are still lower for the month of february joining our "closing bell" exchange during the woop woop that's inevitable in about a minute, eric from russell investments, steven sarge guilfoyle with us and we are rick santelli from the cme group in chicago sarge, you were just telling me, this is interesting, you've been taking profits here as the market has been running up, which tells me you are skeptical of the recovery that the market has seen in the last week or so. >> well, if you'll recall from this show that i had told you i'd gone to higher cash levels ahead of the whole flash correction at the depths of the correction i laid back in i didn't pick the bottom exactly, but i used the shock on the fact that i tried to buy the bottom three separate days so i got close to the bottom in the banking space. i figured the bank sector is where we would see the biggest pop. this morning i'm not out of my banks but i took partial profits in goldman sachs, bank of america. i took profits where i had them because that's what a trader does i try to spot the danger, react ahead of it. i tried to get the discount and i tried to take t

eric -- yesterday. a man suspected of killing the officers is in the hospital with a gunshot wound himself. >>> pieces of an old college bar are up for grabs in bryn mawr. the pub has closedrs so the public has a chance to buy barstools to table tops and beer liquor signs. even the front door is for sale. some people want something to help them remember the old pub. >> i liked it, because it was the dive, town bar. everything else was really expensive or overcrowded. but this place felt like home. >> the sale started yesterday and wraps up today from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. >>> eagles fans are still dancing after the team's super bowl win, especially the little ones here you'll see in a moment. at the museum in fairmount park, they're hosting a three-day championship. unfortunately, we don't have the video. it features dance parties, giveaways and sing-alongs. there she is with her pom poms. the celebration continues today. the event runs from 11:00 until 5:00. >>> head on over to montgomery county where a bakery is collecting on its winnings. a massachusetts bakery sent a famous sheet cake along with a $500 check. inspired by lane johnson and their commitment to educatio

eric snowden men -- eric schneiderman seeks financial penalties from weinstein, his brother, and the company. the airport has been closed bomb. police haveitan imposed a 200 meter exclusion zone. it is not known how long the airport will remain closed. the national develop mental -- rm commitment says they take effect march 1. china's number three developer has started selling homes on the cheap. a 12% discount will apply around the lunar new year. analysts think it could be to please a government, which is trying to call the markets. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. david: thank you for that update. if you are a bloomberg subscriber, there is one function i would like to bring your best to your attention, tv . -- to your attention, tv . we have richard harris coming up. if you have any questions, send .nto tv this is for bloomberg subscribers only. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg markets: asia. i'm has less common -- i'm haslinda amin. david: i'm dating was. -- i'm david is english. hopefully, it is a new week. our next guest says

attend other events at the olympics, including the closing ceremony next weekend and we have indications once again politics will be mixed in as well. ericthank you very much. lea: for more on this, military analyst rebecca grant is joining me now, president of an independent research. nice to see you rebecca. >> good to be here. >> kim jong-un is a ruthless dictator, a murderer who starves his own people, his military members have parasites in their stomachs is this so called olympic forced diplomacy fooling the south? >> i want to give president moon a double gold for the diplomacy out of these olympics. he's pulled off two really important things. first of all, he's been more than generous to north korea and fulfilled some domestic obligations there. he took some heat for it too. statement, he's been able to maintain that maximum pressure policy so moon has very carefully said that he's open to talks, but he wants the peninsula talks, the korea talks to lead to more talks on denuclearization and to include the u.s. he wants to restart the six party process or something like that. he's the clear winner here, having been generous, he ha

eric and wednesday,rrow on for bloomberg etf iq at 12:30 p.m. we are dedicated to exchange traded products. etf, etp, etn, all of that. this is bloomberg. go, these closef conversation with goldman sachs chairman and ceo lloyd blankfein coming up in just moments from the 10,000 small businesses summit in d.c. julia: definitely last but not least. in new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: what did you miss? the goldman sachs 10,000 businesses small summit kicked off today in washington dc it highlighted small business, helping businesses chart a path for growth. are going to send it to david westin who is standing by with the various guest. david, i will send it over to you. last. save the best for the chief of goldman sachs, lloyd blankfein. i am glad to be here but thank you for being here at the conference. david: i want to start their because i've been around all day long. and there is an atmosphere here that i don't often see, certainly in business gatherings. i go to gatherings were people are a little bit jaded. there is enthusiasm and passion here that i don't see every day. honest,kfein: i will be i don't see it everyday day and i don't see it

eric! it is tough and expensive to fight the power of the us government. rick gates, one of paul manafort closeses has been flipped by the government. and will go from being a defendant along with paul manafort to being a witness for special counsel, robert mueller.gates agreed to start working as a witness for the government the day after he and paul manafort faced a new 32 count indictment. filed on thursday. missing charges of filing false income tax returns, bank fraud, failing to report overseas bank accounts and more. he said in the lives of family and friends quote - despite my initial desire to vigorously defend myself, i have had a change of heart. the reality of how long the legal process will likely take, the cost and circus -like atmosphere of an anticipated trial are too much. i will better serve my family moving forward by exiting this process. gates pled guilty to two counts and agreed tocooperate with robert mueller , possibly to reduce jail time and his financial fines. eric. >> thank you so much for just one element of the russian investigation. we are on top of it alternate. t

closed doors for the house intelligence committee. one of those inside the room is with me now democratic congressman eric swalwell is here. thank you for coming back today. first question, hope hicks, what do you want to know? >> we don't confirm witnesses but it is no secret that hope hicks is a relevant witness for us. she is one of the closest advisors to the president. that was the case throughout the campaign. the transition, and all the way up until today. she certainly has knowledge about what the president knew about russian interference. any directives he may have made in her presence and, of course, the june 9th meeting his son took one floor below the president's office in trump tower back in 2016 with russians offering dirt on hillary clinton. >> bill: she wasn't in the room, though. >> a year later she was a central part of the response, the changing responses that came from donald trump junior seem to be dictated by his father that she was a part of. a lot of questions that one would have for hope hicks. >> bill: i hope you come back and share how you feel it went, okay? >> we want her to be forthcoming. we'

closed at 30.82 p$30.8r share on friday. >>> the weinstein woes continue. new york attorney general ericn yesterday said he had filed a suit against harvey weinstein, his brother robert and the company itself the suit alleges that executives and the company's board failed to protect employees. more than 70 bill have accused harvey weinstein of sexual misconduct he denies those allegations. >> it's a group of investors but snyderman's lawsuit has the allegations on hold. in the statement, weinstein's attorneys told cnbc that we believe a fair investigation with mr. snyderman will investigate that many of the -- the dow and s&p are coming off the worst day in years mike, we know that there's corrections and there's bear markets. >> yeah. >> i guess we could do a study on how many bear markets there have been and how many corrections there have been and if there's been twice as many corrections as bear markets, then you come to the conclusion or three times or whatever -- >> yeah. >> -- that not all corrections lead to bear markets. >> that's absolutely true. >> probably most of them don't.

close to the truth. i think the american people are just beginning to learn the truth about the hillary campaign and the democratic party and their involvement in how they corrupted our institutions. >> ericto talk more about this is mr. dupree who was assistant attorney general under george bush. one part of this memo focuses on the actions of bruce ohr saying he communicated with christopher steele, funneled his material to the f.b.i. while ohr's wife worked for fusion gps and concealed from the fisa court. to you is that troubling? >> based on what i see in the nunes memo it is troubling. in fairness we will put it in a larger context. i'm sure there will be a democratic rebuttal and have to evaluate it in that light. i will say this, when you're within the justice department and particularly when you are conducting or considering conducting an investigation into political actors, people working on campaigns, a candidate himself or herself, you need to go the extra mile to make sure that every action you take can stand up to the spotlight and is free of partisan bias. in this situation it certainly seems that if you have personal connections or that you were somehow getting funneled in

influential teens and joins us now, eric, everyone wants you to share the secret, how did you know at 12 this was the way to make money? >> me and my brother were very closehen that's where we first heard about it. charles: what were you protesting? >> we went to a lot of protests, people arrested for dancing at the jefferson memorial and protesting that, foot loose, occupied wall street was happening at the time, that's why we are super in bitcoin. charles: you consider something like of a libertarian? that's the mind set that would be attracted to bitcoin, something free of government intervings, is that what sort of what drove you to say that's something that the rest to have world may eventually want? >> that's what we like about bitcoin, completely free from political intervention and cronyism and all that stuff, that's why i got into it and we saw that as an incredible purpose and incredible technology, we knew it was going to go up. charles: where is it going to go now because a lot of people know about it and a lot of folks have gotten into it, some people bought at 19,000, they are getting hurt, what do you say to people? >> i remember bitcoin re

closing ceremony. her arrival broadcast live on television there. she'll reportedly dine with south korea's president tonight. >> we'll talk to amy about the olympics coming up. >>> that sex scandal rocking missouri first. governor ericndicted accused of trying to blackmail a former lover by threatening to release a photo he took and linsey davis has the story. >> reporter: the former navy s.e.a.l. and married father of two was arrested yesterday after a grand jury found probable cause that the missouri governor had broken a state law, taking a semi-nude photo of a woman without her permission. the governor of the show me state is in hot water this morning. on thursday a grand jury indicted eric greitens charging him with invasion of privacy alleging the missouri governmenter, the defendant, knowingly photographed his mistress in a state of full or partial nudity without the knowledge and content of her and youloaded it in a way that allowed access via a computer. >> but if you believe missouri needs to change direction -- >> reporter: in january greitens who is married with two children, ran for election on a platform of family values. >> most importantly i am a very proud husband and father. >> reporter: he admitte