eric said in uruguay, he doesn't talk the ins and outs of business with his dad.ight bring up the property because his dad might know a guy down there. >> that's interesting. we talked about other properties as well. trump d.c. hotel has been supported by 32 gop senators and 31 foreign officials. the government of kuwait held a party there. isn't this the swamp draining trump said he wanted to execute as president? >> yeah. i would imagine when you talk about draining the swamp you're not setting up a vehicle to allow officials from 31 foreign countries to go ahead and pay you. and we're not just talking like a drink here or there for some of these people. for kuwait it was actually news worthy this week that we found out the embassy was not celebrating its national day at the trump hotel. the previous three years it had celebrated its anniversary there. members of trump's cabinet went there to celebrate it with them. >> did they give a reason why this year they decided ton do it there? >> they didn't. they're just having it at the embassy this year. >> zack ever

don't want to scream a nation we don't want protectionism and they actually mention nokia oh and eric said but on the other hand i think this is in anticipation of the april option. she suspected by the french government but already we have orange i say which is a largest carrier in france saying we don't want wild way we're going to go with no clear and erik's and so i think to a degree it was a political move but with the chinese it was also an economic move as well and now miles looking at the future of what's going on with the 5 g. build out and really the battle between governments when we go to the u.s. versus the u.k. on using while way germany has been involved in this and meanwhile i don't know if you know this but in asia they're building out 5 g. with weiwei and from what i hear works pretty well so what do you see with the problems over implementing this technology are going to. to have this back and forth between you know a chinese telecom giant and governments yeah absolutely you're correct i mean the asian governments have basically refuted trump's pressure for them not to d

but as eric said, we started this in the summer, 2019. we said we're going to start early because we want to put a lot of effort in. in doing that, we roughly estimated that we had 156 meetings amongst ourselves, and it -- probably more, because when they came up, we said okay, you had to live within the rates. so then, we went back and met again to bring these proposals back to make sure that our budget would be within our rates. and i just want to say, they have done an excellent job of vetting, especially the budget team of these proposals because when they came before me, they were real vetted, they were vetted pretty well, and they were really great. the other thing is that you guys were engaged. 146 questions that we had to answer. hopefully, they were answered to your satisfaction. >> almost as many as me. >> yes a, and we want you to kw that once you adopt this item, we're going to submit it to the mayor's office, and then, the capital plan, we're going to submit it to the city's capital planning committee for their review, and th

eric said on this show five years ago, we were talking about the super bowl.s are in the super bowl. and sure enough, this was your first one and look what happened. >> 50 years, man. crazy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you know, when you walked out and we said hello, i just imagined what it must be like to try to tackle you, cannot imagine. >> the blood gets flowing, it's a different story. >> jimmy: have you slept since the game? >> [ whistling ]. [ laughter ] probably an hour and a half maybe. >> i saw -- listen to this. i think i'm more tired than him and i didn't play in a football game. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you were probably screaming more than damien was at the game. >> i'll tell you something cool about him. my friend mitchell schwartz, right tackle for the chiefs, he called the shot on the last touchdown. he said you finish the blocks and i'm going to stick it in the end zone right now. and he did it! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: let's talk about this touchdown here. i want to go to the tape here. i don't know if you've even seen this yet.

post that the attorney general is the president's wingman, and that is what attorney general eric holder said wingman of obama, and now this is different. >> well, the media is not criticizing us, but the president. >> and when eric holder said that i am the president's wingman and the media was silent and the fact is that attorney general barr is independent, and he came in to decisions on his own and not according to the president. >> so what i am hearing you saying is that the president is using the social media that is okay, and he is taking it to the level to be a disrupter and precedent breaker, but this is to the level that the justice department has historically lived up to its name, and you know that, marc, and it is an advocate for independent justice and seen that way around the world. >> and what is happening inside of the justice department is a russian hoax and you continued to pursue it, and entrap people, and that is something for the american people who have not seen either. so to say that the there is above the prison sentence for roger stone, it does not seem to be equitabl

eric said most of all these guys are now here at the arena and they want to come back strong next season. as to the game itself, the global audience, america's biggest in terms of sports, this country coming together to watch all this. you had the vips and a lot of star power. beyoncÉ and jay-z and it doesn't get much bigger when you have paul mccartney watching the game. the chiefs came back and stole this game away. patrick mahomes to damien lilian. for the first time in 50 years, the kansas city chiefs are super bowl champions. 31-20 your final score. so it's tough for the 49er fans to die guegest. but we are here now at the 49ers party. obviously they want it to be a lot more celebratory. a lot more coverage coming up at this next hour. sheryl herd here and bay area anthony flores. >> thank you very much for that. of course, the other side of the spectrum, chiefs fans doing this tonight. you see them right here, just a massive red wave of fans sporting their team colors in kansas city. fans are soaking up their team's super bowl win. raj is talking about the first one in half a centu

should have been wiped out but as eric holder said what about the wives of the shareholders and the little kids they would have suffered and it's worth sacrificing the whole economy it's worth a depression for 10 years so that the wife of the shareholder and the little kid in school won't suffer right they still have negative equity negative net worth to make that work then they have introduced negative interest rates to somehow make negative net worth palatable in some strange way but going back to the 1929 crash and then the pechora commission as it was called and many bankers went to jail and then introduced many reforms like the last eagle like other reforms that were aimed at getting rid of the abuses that come when as even and a smith said when you put 3 businessmen in a room they're going to collude right he wrote the theory of moral sentiments that was the body of his work only one volume was about the free hand and the invisible hand of the market capitalism and so why did we dismantle all this stuff ok reagan started to dismantle all the stuff under deregulation but why would eve

those are the exact words eric holder used when he said i am obama's wingman, and the media never criticizededia is criticizing it. >> i think it's not -- first of all, it's not the media, it's barr. barr is criticizing the president for his tweets, not us. >> no, what the media is krilticizing is they're alleging barr is the president's wingman, politicizing the doj, when eric holder said i am obama's wingman, and the media was silent at that time. the reality is barr is independent. he did come into this decision on his own. it was not something he was influenced by by the president. >> what i hear you saying it's okay because the president used his social media in an effective way. that it's okay to take that to a level that he is a disrupter, a precedent breaker, but this takes it to a level where the justice department has historically lived up to its name. you know that. it's an advocate for independent justice. it's seen that way around the world. >> what's been happening inside the justice department has been unprecedented. when you basically knew the russian collusion was a hoax and

politicians are telling their constituents that trump supporters are xenophobic white nationalists. ' eric holder saidnservatives when they go low, we kick them. the natural extension of this kind of rhetoric from the top is actual violence, mob-like behavior, and we have seen antifa rioters beating conservatives up with crowbars. every time a right of center speaker comes to a college campus, students riot and destroy property. there is a culture of violence exploding on the left. trish: is it getting worse? i feel like it is. i think i see video like i just saw. is it going to get ratcheted up? >> i have fear that it will. the left has watched its base transform and devolve into a mob of angry violent fools with no message who go around harassing trump supporters and turn around and call themselves the victims. this mob-like behavior started the day trump was inaugurated when police indicted 20 some rioters. millions of dollars of damage was done. this is why trump supporters are often not vocal about their political views, because they know if they are, they are subjecting themselves to pass harass

it's a little bit of political -- eric: they said mr. moneybags come in and gets the support. >> it's hard to hear whatever steyer is suggesting is racist about that. that sounded like blunt-edged politics. eric: what if all of this does start to whittle down biden's lead. >> that's what he's after in south carolina. he wants to get the african american vote which is solidly behind biden at this point. biden's got to worry about this because not a great showing in iowa. he's talking down expectations in new hampshire. he's already kind of talking that down. what is this? is this the electorate, the democratic electorate not liking an older candidate? bernie sanders did pretty well in iowa. it might just be, guess what, biden's campaign style, which has never been great in national elections. eric: he's run before and got asterisked. so what's going on with him? how does this -- can he get his mojo back? >> we'll find out. iowa, new hampshire, not exactly demographically an example of america. he's counting on south carolina to do that. he

trish: eric holder said it. when they go low, we kick them. thanks for joining me tonight. remember when alt-left msnbc host was so right about her russian conspiracy theory. right, she wasn't close to right. but her audience he ate up the lies. >> we are going to find out if the new president of our country is going to do with russia wants. whether they had confederates inside the trump campaign. the presidency is effectively a russian op. trish: that's full-on conspiracy theory. she is a conspiracy theorist. and it's getting worse. tonight she is doing a back smoke there her dark anti-trump dreamland. but first is there a bloomberg double standard? if president trump said any of the things bloomberg said about women, minorities, farmers. lgbtq, he would be getting grilled for it. ♪ ♪ you work hard for your money. stretched days for it. ♪ ♪ juggled life for it. ♪ ♪ took charge for it. ♪ ♪ so care for it. look after it. invest with the expertise of j.p. morgan, either with an advisor or online, through chase. after all, it's yours. chase. make more of what's yours. that's w

eric: well said, john, foundation for defense of democracy, john, thank you, good to see you. >> thankourse. jillian: president trump making major switch in intelligence community, up next former ambassador to germany richard granel acting director of national intelligence and who might be in mind to take over full time salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. (sensethe lack of control when iover my businessai, made me a little intense. but now quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. (vo) save over 40 hours a month with intuit quickbooks. >> welcome back, a high-level cabinet shake-up president trump appointing u.s. ambassador to germany, richard grenell acting director of intelligence, grenell wasting to time to asking number 2 of the agency to step down. garrett tenney with the details, hey, garrett. >> rick grenell not to be for long, he can act for 210 days, he's quickly making his presence known, on friday predecessor joseph mcguire as well as number 2 andrew hoffman resigned, grenell told homa, in

>> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ eric: official said the gunman wearing afghan uniformngarhar providence killing two soldiers six others wounded. the so-called insider attack comes as the trump registration looks to reduce those. former ca station chief dan the same so tragic in common comment reinforces what critics have been saying. why are we still there? >> it is such a tragedy and it is the deepest condolences and prayers go out to the family of our brave heroic soldiers who have been out serving in harm's way. i have been out there with our u.s. military and spent considerable time out there. we are out there to detective threats, terrorist threats before they are visited on our shores. the threat of insiders penetrating the afghan army in particular have been one we have gravels with full really since we have been in afghanistan. and the heights of those attacks with 2011, 2012, but we have been unable to eliminate tragically those attacks. it's an ongoing challenge for us. eric: it's interesting when you see the reports it is a gun man wearing an afghan uniform

trish: eric holder said it. when they go low, we kick them. thanks for joining me tonight.remember when alt-left msnbc host was so right about her russian conspiracy theory. right, she wasn't close to right. but her audience he ate up the lies. >> we are going to find out if the new president of our country is going to do with russia wants. whether they had confederates inside the trump campaign. the presidency is effectively a russian op. trish: that's full-ononspiracsh. and it's getting worse. tonight she is doing a back smoke there her dark anti-trump dreamland. but first is there a bloomberg double standard? if president trump said any of the things bloomberg said about women, minorities, farmers. lgbtq, he would be getting grilled for it. ( ♪ ) hey there! i'm lonnie from lonnie's lumber. if you need lumber wood, lonnie's is better than good. we got oak, cherry, walnut, and more. and we also have the best selection of plywood (clattering) in the state... hey! (high-pitched laughter) man: dang woodchucks! (wood clattering) stop chuckin' that wood! with geico, the savings

reporting was a moment ago, the president says i am not taking vacations, not going to do this, eric trump saidge $50 a night. that's not true. it is really the optics of how it is. >> saying that the president has spent 342 days at trump owned properties since he entered the white house. what would be the frequency of secret service traveling with the president? >> listen, this president has thrown out typical years ago, there's nothing typical about president trump and the way the administration operates, the way he travels. the secret service can't dictate how much the president can travel, where he can stay. as you said in the intro, we're kind of bound by the president's determination of where he wants to go. this goes to what i said before in the past, costs associated with protection i feel are being politicized. the secret service doesn't have control over where he goes. all we can do is put forth best in class security program around. >> the criticism that is out there is less about criticizing the secret service and more about choices and decisions the president is making which thereb

here's what congressman eric swalwell said about that. >> i don't think i would have had the same restraint that she did. >> you think it was restraint? >> oh, yeah. she was implying, thank god there weren't matches around. >> shannon: okay. do you think it was a spur of the moment frustration, motion? do you think that was planned? >> i had the sense that it was spur of the moment, either way it doesn't reflect on her. i understand feelings get tightened in that circumstance, but i find it distressing that eric swalwell was saying it was restrained and it would have been much worse it was him. i don't know what that's supposed to mean. this is a coarsening of our political discourse, it doesn't need to come to that. >> shannon: there is a letter from senator grassley and johnson sank they still have questions about hunter biden and more. they say this, "the committee on finance or reviewing potential conflicts of interest posed by the business activities that hunter biden and his associates during the obama administration particularly with respect to his business activities in ukraine and

but as eric said, we started this in the summer, 2019. we said we're going to start early because we want to put a lot of effort in. in doing that, we roughly estimated that we had 156 meetings amongst ourselves, and it -- probably more, because when they came up, we said okay, you had to live within the rates. so then, we went back and met again to bring these proposals back to make sure that our budget would be within our rates. and i just want to say, they have done an excellent job of vetting, especially the budget team of these proposals because when they came before me, they were real vetted, they were vetted pretty well, and they were really great. the other thing is that you guys were engaged. 146 questions that we had to answer. hopefully, they were answered to your satisfaction. >> almost as many as me. >> yes a, and we want you to kw that once you adopt this item, we're going to submit it to the mayor's office, and then, the capital plan, we're going to submit it to the city's capital planning committee for their review, and th

but as eric said, we started this in the summer, 2019. we said we're going to start early because we want to put a lot of effort in. in doing that, we roughly estimated that we had 156 meetings amongst ourselves, and it -- probably more, because when they came up, we said okay, you had to live within the rates. so then, we went back and met again to bring these proposals back to make sure that our budget would be within our rates. and i just want to say, they have done an excellent job of vetting, especially the budget team of these proposals because when they came before me, they were real vetted, they were vetted pretty well, and they were really great. the other thing is that you guys were engaged. 146 questions that we had to answer. hopefully, they were answered to your satisfaction. >> almost as many as me. >> yes a, and we want you to kw that once you adopt this item, we're going to submit it to the mayor's office, and then, the capital plan, we're going to submit it to the city's capital planning committee for their review, and th

eric trump said it's the cost of housekeeping. we host them basically for free.we've shown for the first time is that's not true at all. in many cases the trump organization charged the secret service, meaning us, taxpayers, luxury rates, $650 a night for hotel rooms at mar-a-lago or $1,700 a month at bed minister. twice the going rate. so when they have the secret service, they charge them market or above market rates. >> you mentioned bed minister, i found those numbers, drilling into them, it was extraordinary, something comparable to a three bedroom cottage, that he's provided on that property, the average rate for a one month rental would be $3,400. the highest on zillow was $8,600, times that by two, that is what the president charged the secret service. $17,000 a month. some of which that time the cottage would sit empty when the president isn't at bed minister. the justification for that is what? >> we've been told from sources who know the decision making was well, the secret service brought equipment, they didn't want to move it back and forth every tim

and by the way, i want to get your response to what your dear friend, congressman eric swalwell saidesident trump's speech tonight. >> we are not going to stop checking him because we learned for the impeachment process that when you checked donald trump, you stop corruptions. if you not only hold him accountable you shall future presidents with the standard of conduct is. who knows what other corrupt acts is doing right now that we should be looking at. >> laura: it is been a lot of continuing defamation of you, your brother, your family, that continues along with promises of more impeachment. >> of course, because we are winning. he made it exactly six weeks -- he ran for president. >> laura: i forgot. you just remind me. >> got exactly 0% of the vote so it's kind of interesting. if you can't win on your own enter candidates our disasters an end are doing horribly in iowa and you can't count basic votes and you have no message and trump delivers a great state of the union speech, guess what, go out and make up something, totally override the democratic system in this country and tr

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said. i support the me too movement. i think it is too little too late in many ways. i think it's important that we take women's accusations. but is eric once said, every cause starts as a movement in that it becomes a business and ultimately a racket. are we are seeing now lawyers with highly questionable legal ethics who have made a business out of falsely accusing people. i was one of his victims. he set up a complete shakedown plan in which a woman that i never met, never heard of, never knew existed falsely accused me after telling the fbi she didn't have sex with me, after telling her best friend and she never met me. all of which was known to the lawyers, after which her own lawyer said to me, it is impossible that you could have been in the place she said that you were. after getting the former head of the fbi to do a complete independent investigation to conclude it was wrong, they are still coming after me, even though it is clear without any doubt that i never had any contact with this woman at the 92nd street y at which i have spoken in the last 25 years. i was the second most frequent speaker in their history after l.a. th

said. i support the me too movement. i think it is too little too late in many ways, i think it is very important that we take women's accusations very seriously, but as eric once said, every cause starts as a movement, and then it becomes a business and then ultimately a racket. and what we're seeing now are lawyers with highly questionable leeth ethics like david boyce, who have made a business out of falsely accusing people. i was one of his victims. he set up a complete shakedown of plan, in which a woman i never met, never heard of, never knew existed, falsely accused me, after telling the fbi she didn't have sex with me, after telling her best friend she never met me, after writing emails saying she never met me, all of which were known to the lawyer, after which she, her own lawyer, david boyce in a surreptitiously recorded tape recording saying to me alan, it is impossible, that you couldn't have been in a place that you said you were. it was wrong. and after an fbi investigation concluded it was wrong, they are still coming after me, even though it is so clear without any doubt that i never had any contact at all in the women and in the speaker, f

eric: the groundhog said to expect an early spring. here comes. there he is. den and he did not see his shadow. legend has it if he sees his shadow there will be 4 more weeks much winter. he has nailed the correct weather 39% of the time according to no can aa. arthel: the bottom line, early spring. "the five" is next. economic them out. jesse: hello, i'm jesse watters along with emily today pagano and juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfield. this is "the five" from miami. and super bowl special live from south beach. the excitement is building for an hic batchup. we have been having a blast down

eric: they said it is too early to tell. they will give us a trading update in april.which has close to 24 of their 64 mainland china stores. they say sales are down as 80% in the stores that remain open. pretty dramatic. the share price reaction is fairly muted, but shares are down a good bit already this year. anna: i guess it was already an expectation with infections on the rise in china, that this would be disrupting shopping patterns in china. eric, thank you very much for joining us. matt? matt: we want to recap the drop in credit suisse shares, after the ceo tidjane thiam resigned. he will be replaced by thomas gottstein. ♪ ♪ sometimes your small screen is your big screen. and with the xfinity stream app, which is free with your service, you can take a spin through on demand shows, or stream live tv. download your dvr'd shows and movies on the fly. even record from right where you are. whether you're travelling around the country or around the house, keep what you watch with you. download the xfinity stream app and watch all the shows you love. wheneveryone is

feelings get tightened in that sort of circumstance but i find it distressing eric's wall will said it was restraint it would have been much worse had it been him and thank heaven there were no matches around. i don't know what that is supposed to mean but this is our political discourse, doesn't need to come to that. >> there's a letter tonight from senators grassley and johnson, the head of secret service saying they have questions about hunter biden and his business dealings and more, the committee on finance and homeland security and governmental affairs review potential conflicts of interest posed by the business activities of hunter biden and his associates during the obama administration particularly respect to his business activities in ukraine and china. we have seen the american people are tired of all of these, they have scandal fatigue, don't know where one starts the other begins and if it didn't play out the way the democrats hoped it would does the gop now risk stirring up the same i if they go after hunter biden miller is a legitimate investigation? >> i don't think any

he said eric swalwell was the candidate from down syndrome and he wrote barbara bush was a mean-spirited-entitled woman and i now understand why nancy reagan hated her so much. he seems lovely, i will agree with that. and i look forward to the other prisoners discovering the tattoo of richard nixon on his back. i tell you that for sure. trump right now is totally -- [ applause ] he's, over the weekend, he removed that lieutenant colonel alexander vindman from the national security council and fired his brother who had nothing to do with anything, because vindman testified in front of the house. he fired the guy for obeying the law, and then trump said, adios to his now former baeambassador the eu, gordon sondland. this guy spent a million dollars to get fired by donald trump. meat loaf did that for free. i think he even got paid. sondland was a target for revenge, because his testimony clearly explained that the president did to ukraine exactly what the democrats said he did. >> secretary perry, ambassador volker and i worked with mr. rudy giuliani on ukraine matters at the express direc

eric pascal. zion williamson said having steph and klay on the warriors bench has certainly helped. >> they've beenuys cheering us o. i can't wait until we come back and we'll have a lot of fun next year. >> you want to see six ton trucks flying through the air? of course you do. monster jam will be in the open. there is no bigger attraction than the legendary brave digger. you got to do the voice, otherwise it's not the same, right? it's driven by charlie hawkin, who gave us an exclusive glimpse behind the wheel. >> this truck weighs in about 12,000 pounds. we are running 66 inch bkt tires. it is pumping out about 1,500 horsepower. with that you get one heck of a machine. for how loud these are, you can be out there and i'll hit a big jump and let up on the throttle and you can actually hear the fans gasp for air when you're doing something crazy. i'm getting goose bumps just talking about it. it's that crazy. you never know what's going to happen. that's the great thing about this show. it's never the same show. you'll always come out happy. charlie pawkin, driver of grave digger. >> man, i would

eric: the campaign or the party says it's not unusual for campaign workers or volunteers to help, so they're certainly trying to deal with exactly what you just saidroblems like iowa. thank you. arthel? arthel: all right. eric, bernie sanders already moving on from nevada, looking ahead to the lone star state. an important stop for super tuesday, that's just ten days away. casey stegall is live in el paso, texas, with more from there. hey, casey. >> reporter: hey, arthel. yeah, no offense to the folks in nevada, but these presidential hopefuls really keep their eye on the prize, and it's moving is so fast which is why sanders is already here at work in texas, because there are a lot of delegates up for grabs in this state and also in california. so that's why they're moving forward. the music is getting louder, that means we're getting closer to the event time. we're about 30 minutes or so from the start of this rally here at the el paso convention center. and bernie sanders will be taking the stage, this place can hold several thousand people. he's already drawn large crowds here in the state of texas. and then he'll be heading on to san antonio

. >> this is ridiculous and a double standard, you see eric holder, his attorney general said in barackman, use colorado lynch meet secretly with bill clinton, you didn't see any outrage by the media. >> it was extensively covered but if that was wrong -- it's a double standard, look at the two sets of rules that this person has to deal with, mccabe gets off to lying to the fbi and knowingly lying. >> the justice department declining to prosecute. let me turn you to bill barr, it's a coverage of the fbi problem, it's part of the d.o.jl prosecutors trying to go after roger stone on one hand. the for political guys, very partisan political. >> your calling them partisan political. >> stop, one of them worked in the obama white house counsel's office, one worked at the state department and one worked at dhs, these guys are political, that's what they are. >> with bill barr going on abc saying he has to stop the tweeting and making it impossible to do my job, you have to admit a political probe the optics are not great. >> bill barr is a great attorney general and doing a great job in manag

and he came and said eric, i think i need more troops. he was then the core commander in fort hood, three core. he said, i think i'm going to need more troops. this was after secretary rumsfeld had resigned, but before secretary gates had been sworn in, because he did not get sworn in until he presided over the anm graduation, for all you &m graduation, to show how important for all you folks in texas that is. i was living with this uncomfortable situation where i had the outgoing secretary of defense on the third floor and the incoming secretary of defense on the fourth floor. i said, i am very sympathetic about you getting these troops, but i have a secretary who is leaving who is against it a new secretary coming in who i have not had a chance to be briefed yet. >> because a couple of you have mentioned this, one of the interesting stories that emerges out of this broader tale involves whether there were additional troops available. what is remarkable is you get widely different answers. depending on where you were in the government, so

eric: he may not be getting biden's ticket after what he said last night, let me give you a clip of petetigieg throwing the exit to uncle joe. >> the biggest risk we could take at a time like this would be to go up fundamentally new challenge to fall back on the similar or trying to unit this country at a moment when we need that kind of nomination if you don't vote all the way to the edge, it doesn't count. politics say it's my way or the highway. >> are you talking about senator sanders? >> yes. eric: he's talking about sanders at that point. it's going to come up between those two. >> that's right. this morning there was a smearing ad of biden against buttigieg comparing inexperience, when he was mayor he helped beautify sidewalks and put color lights under bridges while i was negotiating the iran deal and promoting and leading the charge for obamacare that helped 20 million people get on health care. i've never seen such an attack ad that was so sort smearing and biden is risking angering, looking like the angry old man here and he needs to worry about that but when it comes to south

working from home which is why people are supposed to work that is the new rule we spoke to ceo eric quan and he saidringing off the hook i thought it would go higher in the interview and it did next to nothing. now it is on the move. up 6% today. zoom is at $96 and i imagine sales slowing down when the virus starts to spread beyond the epicenter. i wish i could recommend cisco but that is a large enterprise and not large enough to move the needle for a big company like cisco. third there is teledoc from the your own home. people are realizing the benefit is why it went up 5% you should have bought and gilead, a drug company with the best collection of anti-virals in the market. they're the ones who cured help tig -- hepatitis c. if you want to know what to give people from covid, it is gilead. ip think they could probably fail because this seems indestructible in virals what should you avoid. the surgical mask but i don't think it works because the mask won't be enough to offset the weakness it is the opposite of clorox i know that is a short list. this virus has been a contributor to a slowdown in

finish a third suspect is also said to be involved but has not been charged. eric-old south carolina girl, police investigating the case as a homicide. they say her neighbor was found dead in his home shortly after the body of faye swetlik was discovered and that his death is linked to her disappearance and death. alex hogan live in our new york city newsroom with this heartbreak story. >> reporter: this is such a sad story that we've been following. police finding who two bodies this week, the missing 6-year-old and that of her adult neighbor, both undergoing autopsies today. investigators found the body of 30-year-old cody taylor in his house just doors down from where that 6-year-old girl went missing in lexington county, south carolina. evidence found in taylor's trash can led police inside his home yesterday. the search initially starting on monday after her mom's panicked 931 call for help. 99 11. >> reporter: hundreds of officers working together this week around the girl's home, thursday finding what they hoped they would not, the girl's body in a wooded ar

eric: that's a great point, dan, they are voting by not voting, not showing up and certainly so well saidman, good to see you, dan, as always. >> you too. eric: of course. arthel: the number of confirmed coronavirus in the u.s. now up to 35 as concerns grow the virus maybe undetected or unreported in other countries where screening protocols may be lacking, more than 2300 people have died in the outbreak with at least 78,000 individual cases reported worldwide. christina coleman following the story from west coast news room, what more can you tell us? >> arthel, as of today more than 1200 cases of the virus outside of china including infections in italy, iran and south korea, covert 19 has spread to 28 countries so far. >> the cases we see in the rest of the world although the numbers are small, but not linked to china, it's very worrisome. >> today south korea reported an 8 fold jump, many new cases are linked to a church and hospital in and around the fourth largest city, samsung temporarily shut down factory after worker was diagnosed of virus, makes the country with the highest death