the heavy weights such as eric son, cisco, facebook and amazon had previously canceled their participationis still with us i wanted to bring in comments from steve mnuchin yesterday he said there had been no impact on the u.s. economy. do you think u.s. investors are taking that as a bit of a green light? >> it is interesting that the revenues in the states are still predicted t predicted to grow 5% there is a 95% predicted revenue. you are looking at the european revenues coming down it is quite interesting that all this worry about the virus, people have been rushing to the u.s. rather than anywhere else in the world it is a safe harbor. the u.s. is being seen as a safe haven. the trouble is the impact and the first quarter. you have two big tech companies reporting. i don't think it is being framed properly just yet. the national association of small businesses said business is booming in the last month some of the international companies that have supply lines might be more difficult but the u.s. is relatively contained at the moment if you are right, you should get performance at this

abuse at him and accused him of exacerbating the economic crisis that witnessing it all was eric allègre sonno. you know let your facility it wasn't easy for positionally to one guy do it to return to venezuela he passed border control at the international airport without any problem but he was confronted by airline workers from the company which was sanctioned after why dost trip to the us. we are 2000 people and we are defending our families. he just goes crazy and we're here to defend ourselves there were members of the band as well and socialist party present and other movements to debunk why don't proclaim himself the interim president of venezuela they shouted that he'd sold out the homeland and called him traitor. was. the at any moment the situation became more tense when quite all supporters came to the airport to meet their leader. i. know he was said that venezuelan president nicolas maduro would visit the airport but he instead made a statement from the palace address and transport workers you know there are at that got probably the transport workers i confirmed all my commitment

the president got rave reviews on his speech last night from his son eric, who went on laura ingraham'sh the kind of praise president daddy never gave him. >> the media's take away has it to be, it was dark. i don't know what speech he was watching. it was incredible. >> it was uplifting. it was incredible. i think my father won reelection today, i really mean that. >> jimmy: he definitely has t sniffling offspring vote locked up. laura ingraham. she says she doesn't know what the media was watching when they said the speech was dark. we boiled it down, and let's see if together we can figure out why some people thought the speech was dark. >> tyrant brutalizes, burglaries, murdering, criminal aliens. criminal illegal aliens. robbery, assault. gr gruesome spree, barbarians, enslaved, deadly, monster, kill, terminated. death, destruction. disease, hunger, amelia earhart. >> jimmy: all right, things went badly for her, too. the president didn't mention climate change even once last night. scientists say this is the greatest threat to the survival of the human race, and that's, this would

the president's son eric trump also jumped in and tweeted out that the vote is being fixed, again, noanything like that. and we should point out bakari, as incompetent as the iowa democratic party has proven to be in this case, the iowa caucus process, whatever you think about it and even if people think that primaries are preferable, the caucus process is in front of everybody. so every single precinct, there are witnesses to what the final vote is. this is really actually -- and again, i understand why people hate caucuses, but you can't really fake the results of this because everybody sees it. >> people hate caucuses for good reason. they're decently antidemocratic. the fact that it's in the open and you have the peer pressure and wrangling. the fact that you have to get child care. that's a fundamental problem. the word we used earlier was opacity. >> that's the opposite of transparency. >> exactly, exactly. >> 800 on their s.a.t.s. >> i'm bumping up, my momma would be so proud. >> my disappointment is not with the people of iowa. i think most democrats would say that. i sound li

you saw trump surrogates, his son, don junior, his son eric trump, his campaign manager all jumping onm, i think we have their tweets here, the fix is in again saying that the democrats have fixed this. eric trump, mark my words, they are rigging this thing. brad parscale. you have a president trump who has not shied away from claiming rigged results of elections or votes or popular vote in 2016 that he doesn't like. how concerning is this? this is just the first voting day of a long campaign season. >> it's staggeringly embarrassing and really unacceptable for the democratic party. i think caucuses were teetering on the edge. three of them left. the idea that something this important, the first contest of the democratic race which the last four democratic contested primaries, the iowa winner has gone on to win. something that important should be conducted in such a haphazard way. any election in which people are writing with sharpies at 1:00 in the morning is not an election being run with sufficient precision to -- for the consequences we have. trump is kind of meddling in royal wate

democrats on the problems that they're facing over in iowa but when you see that the president's son eric trump has tweeted this mark my words they are rigging this thing what a mess this is why the people don't want the dems running our country so without evidence he's sowing distrust in the democrats what do you think about that. i think that on the one hand obviously that's not what's going on i don't think that they are rigging the results here they obviously implemented a very poor system and now we're going to have to wait and see whether that system can deliver and how quickly but i also think that it's very shrewd messaging on the tram campaigns part because the reality here is if you look at different candidates and you look at their supporters and how willing those supporters are to back other candidates and suspicions that they have about the process being rigged you have 6 a situation where bernie sanders supporters genuinely do believe that the system was rigged in 2016 with some basis they do believe that it will be rigged again in 2020 and they are the supporters who are th

but trump still sent a big team to iowa on monday as a show of force including his adult gargoyle sons ericr [ laughter ] don jr relayed what iowans have been telling him throughout his time campaigning in the state >> honestly, the biggest thing i get is thanks. it's someone telling us thank you for the sacrifices that your family's making because you didn't need this job right? the presidency wasn't the next natural progression for my father like it would have been for hillary where it's her turn. right? he'd actually done things in the real world he needed this job, frankly, like the hole in the head especially understanding the resistance he was going to get >> seth: all right, buddy. you sure he doesn't already have a hole in his head [ light laughter ] listen to him talk and tell me he doesn't have some hole in his head [ light laughter ] >> 10,000 known or suspested - gang members advising lawmerkers - will not be tolerited. [ laughter ] >> seth: yes, you see democratic lawmerkers suspested that trump had committed a crime. but ultimately republicans decided it could be tolerited. [

the memo is not associated with the nypd so let's bring in eric trump, son of the president donald trump grew up here. i grew up in new york city, and over many years got to watch how greatncy's finest are now because of weak leadership of the governor and mayor stand away, water thrown at them, regulations and lack of support our wonderful nyc police are under assault stop this. >> it's so sad i know so many people are incredible men and women just truly the best and the problem is we do have awful leadership. what mayor deblasio has done not into y into into did if actions speak louder than words you have officers on the street having big buckets of water and other things thrown at them and guess what leadership does. they do absolutely nothing. they hardly condemn it's only after quite frankly outrage largely because fox brings it up , that somebody finally says something but what they've done between them, new york is more dangerous than it was ever before. guiliani did a great job clean ing up the city and honestly, the democrat policies of this mayor and he's so far left, have made

sons. his youngest, eric, says it's mutual. >> i love my old man. i really do. he could be a plumber, he could be anything. but he's my dad. and, you know, we also look back on a night like tonight, my brothers and i, we think, you know what? he did a pretty good job. >> what do you hope your sons will say about you? >> i would like my sons to eventually say, you know, i like the old man. that would say it. >> what do you hope that film historians would say about kirk douglas? >> he made a few damn good movies. >> they are saying that and a lot more, and definitely his sons are saying a lot more when it comes to their father and the remembrances. and the industry is remembering kirk douglas. >> the motion picture academy tweeted an image from his most famous movie, "spartacus," saying good-bye to a hollywood legend. >> the golden globes weighed in with their own image and "rest in peace." >> actress mitzi gaynor who starred alongside douglas in "for love or money," thank you for sharing your amazing talent with all of us." of course the oscars are this weekend s

it isn't he, but his heirs, including son doug and grandson eric, who will have the enormous burden ofaintaining all these cars. did he think about what he had amassed and what his family would face as he got older? >> yeah, he had made the decision -- him and my grandmother -- that they were going to create a museum. >> that's right -- a museum just for harold's cars. the family starts by requesting land from the city of tacoma, but before officials will award the property, they ask harold for an initial donation of at least 300 cars to get the project going. 10% of the collection. was that hard for him? >> i think it almost killed him. [ guffaws ] he had this document that he had to put his signature on, saying that he wasn't going to own this stuff at some point. and i can remember his hands shaking, and he kind of took a deep breath, and he signed it, and he handed me the piece of paper, and then he stormed off back towards home. [ dramatic music plays ] >> on november 4, 2000, after a massive heart attack, harold dies at the age of 81. his heirs inherit his grand car collection an

advisory john bolton move forward with investigations of the president joining me president trump's son ericch for being hear have you he spoken with father after acquittal. >> he is he laitsdz knew this was nothing by the way they always knew they could never actually impeach my father they need 66% in order they knew they are never getting this how can you beat up on trump throw stuff against the wall hope something sticks they knew that he can never get him out trying to bloody him out do this because election year, they don't have a candidate maria that can win know they don't have a tornado can beat him try and impeach him let's you know, try go after his family go after him let's make his life hell, that is what these people do, the swamp is deep -- is clearing out quickly the swamp deep nasty. >> i want to talk being about that you mentioned election amazing to me that throughout this 5-up-month period your father's ratings went up, at highest right now of presidency and enormous amount having fund-raising so what do you thinkfi-month period does how does it change your father's 2020

uno de los acompaÑantes eran eric dÍaz, quien recibiÓ un disparo en la cara por un agente de ice, cuales son la casa, y vienen dos personas, y lo agreden, lo tienen en el suelo, le dieron toques elÉctricos, le pegaron. ellos estÁn acá, la hermana quiere soltarse, entonces en ese instante la pistola aparece por mi cabeza, dispara a mi hermano. alex: en un comunicado ice dijo "un equipo de operaciones de cargo al menos un de caro cuando los oficiales por mercado fÍsicamente mientras intentaban regresar a gaspar avendaÑo hernÁndez, un entra jero y legal de mÉxico, expulsado de esta unidad dos veces con una condena por agresiÓn en 2011 en la ciudad de mayor y ahora estÁ bajo custodia de ice. >> estÁn diciendo que mi hermano se metiÓ, ni siquiera yo me metÍ. alex: ellos estaban identificados? >> no, no traÍa nada. alex: un hospital de brooklyn, donde llegaron activistas que culpa la media de la casa blanca. >> cada dÍa es peor, y cÓmo el presidente estÁ hablando mal en contra de la comunidad, se ve cÓmo va empeorando la situación. alex: el concejal carlos machacas dijo que se espera que los hecho

my two sons, who are right here, don and eric, are going to be running the company. are going to be running it in a very professional manner. they're not going to discuss it with me. >> what's your take on that promise? do you think the president has fulfilled that? and more importantly, that second bit of, they're not going to be discussing it with me. >> not at all, not at all. and they've basically said as much. shortly after -- shortly before the president was inaugurated, they changed the terms of his trust. it is revocable. it is not bind. he can withdraw money from it at any time. for all we know he may have taken 20 bu tak taken 20 bucks while we're chatting. eric said in uruguay, he doesn't talk the ins and outs of business with his dad. he might 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 execu

president trump but some democrats looking to press on, eric trump later this morning for his reaction, join me with special interview with the president's son $75 billion of u.s. import but questions remain of china's purchasing power. steven mnuchin will join us. 563 death over 28,000 cases as the fight for a vaccine continues. markets this morning looking to carry a record rally into the fourth day, take a look, dow futures up 67 points, nasdaq up 20 and s&p futures up 5 right now. fbi director right now christopher wray slamming agency to spy on former campaign aid carter page and said they are not acceptable and cannot be repeated. former have been -- vice president did not have a good showing. kirk douglas is dead at age 103. tax season is here, we are giving you money-saving tips, before you know it you will have to send your forms to uncle sam. mornings with maria is live right now.

al son barber is -- allison barber is braving the cold in new hampshire with the latest. >> reporter: eric, eight candidates appeared here in concord at a forum focused on reproductive rights. former mayor pete buttigieg spoke first, then andrew yang, tom stier, bernie sanders, amy klobuchar and elizabeth warren and duvall patrick. there was a lot of talk about the courts and the role they play in regards to these issues. there was also talk about lessons to be learned from republicans. here's senator bernie sanders. >> you have a fed ar federalist society, a well funded right wing group who works with young lawyers, i nurtures them, takes them along. we've got to do the same thing. we have to take a look at good young legal minds all over this country and cultivate them through the courts. we can learns loss sense from what the right wing is doing in this country. >> reporter: with three days to go, it seems pete buttigieg is getting more popular in new hampshire. in a tracking poll that looks at support of primary voters, buttigieg has gone up 2 points in just two days. san terse's suppo

son evaluados por posible contagio. royal caribbean y north. prohÍben embarcar a los cruceros a chinos ah! nuevo a viso. >>> baleado por ice, recibiÓ un balazo de agentes de ice reclama justicia. eric estaba en el paÍs visitando a su familia. >>> la rifa del aviÓn sin avion. el presidente de mÉxico dice ahora, que la aeronave presidencial no serÁ el premio si no dinero en efectivo. los ganadores van a recibir un millÓn de dolares. mientras, el aviÓn todavÍa espera comprador. ♪. ♪. >>> noticias telemundo. >>> gigantesca tormenta avanza a la tormenta del paÍs dejando a su paso varios muertos, una situaciÓn preocupante. hay alerta de emergencia por inundaciones, rÍos desbordados, comunidades arrasadas por tornados y carreteras colapsadas por la nieve. cristina londoÑo viajÓ a uno de los estados mÁs aceptados y tiene las imÁgenes. >>> la madre naturaleza desatÓ su furia de costa acos ta, cobran cobrando 6 vidas. este ganado avanza sobre una pradera devorada por las aguas de fuertes tormentas y nieve derretida. >>> este sistema de tormentas con fuertes vientos y rÁfagas avanzaron con paso acelerado. sembrando destrucciÓn y muerte. como la de una maestra f tennessee cuando un Árbol cayÓ

. >> i'm a son of two republicans and my wife grew up in pence county in indiana, so yes. >> eric swalwellyou for joining us. >>> for first time, we're hearing from all seven impeachment managers, they sat down with anderson cooper and the lead manager adam schiff of california explains how he tried to get john bolton to give the democrats information they could use. this after senators voted against hearing from witnesses. >> we reached out to john bolton's counsel after the senators voted down his testimony to see whether he would be willing to submit an affidavit under oath that would still be valuable during trial. >> even if he wasn't coming to testify -- >> even if he wasn't going to come to testify, a sworn affidavit and he refused. now, he will have to explain at some point why he is willing to put this in a book, but not in an affidavit under oath. >> he's making the speech as well. >> it is fairly inexplicable, but frankly it is more inexplicable that when he was willing to come forward before the senate that the senators did not want to hear what he had to say. and for those sen

eric trump. donald trump, jr.. officially, donald trump the sitting president, already has the party's support. still, republicans did hold them. the president hailed his victory with a short tweet, while in des moines's, his sonsed to discredit the democrats, using their father's traditional rhetoric. >> and as they are pushing the russia folks, the democrats are pushing the russia hoax, he is signing the usmca. he is signing the unprecedented deal, trade deal with china. shirli: the outcome of the impeachment trial is perfect for the u.s. president. although democrats managed to impeach him at the house of representatives, their efforts have oveverall failed. they are expected to lose the vote in the senate, where republicans hold a majority. the day after that vote, the u.s. president will stand in of congress for his state of the union address. >> we have this spectacle, this scripted affair in which the president comes before congress, typically to lay a legislative agenda.. it will be the initial rollout of the talking points for the election itself. torli: and trump is likely mention the chaotic start of the democratic primaries, as they failed to issue results -- a mess likely to play into republican ha

son's favorite color, you should try it. [mayhem] you always drive like an old lady? [tina] you're an old lady. eric your identity. marina: and vision loss does not define you. your drive shows who you are. heather: and you are not alone. eric: because we are driven, too. carolyn: to be a beacon of strength, a champion of courage. heather: an advocate for hope. carolyn: you are not alone. heather: because we are stronger together. eric: we drive the research for the cures we're finding. marina: we're fighting macular degeneration, heather: lca, eric: retinitis pigmentosa, marina: and the entire spectrum of blinding retinal diseases. eric: we fund. marina: we fight. heather and henry: we win. all: we... are the foundation fighting blindness. carolyn: together... eric: we are fighting blindness. carolyn: join the fight at fightingblindness.org. (♪light musical cords) ♪. maria: welcome back. we're coming to you live from miami, sight of super bowl liv, chiefs, 49ers, sicking off tonight at 6:00 p.m. on fox. the impeachment trial final vote expected this coming wednesday. that guaranties president trump

eric: the brother of tony. one thing that the book does say and i want to swing this out because we are doing this right now, phil moscato's sonrank apola, body was supposedly buried in jersey city, chucky o'brian does tell jack that tony, quote, had a lot to do with it and it was sanctioned by new york. chucky in the book backs up what moscato -- he was in charge of it and that's how it was carried out. >> gulio was the actual murderer of jimmy hoffa and hoffa's body was buried. eric: they are not talking, hopefully through our investigation -- >> not yet. eric: hopefully the family, the hoffa and the nation. >> i think we are about to descend upon him, you and me. eric: you're not supposed to tell them that first. >> i interviewed him before, i'm in the only person in the world that interviewed these guys, let's have a reunion. 44 years since you last spoke. eric: dan, good to see you as always. coming up in just a few weeks march third, not going to give you my previews but you can go to fox nation to see it all. ♪ >> do you know where jimmy hoffa is buried? >> absolutely, i'm the only person that knows the location of his

eric del castillo: hay muchas personas de tercera edad y enfermos. son los gastos tremendos. compaÑero de la diva mexicana nuestra querida silvia pinal el actor se muestra preocupado por sus constantes recaÍdas y visitas al hospital. eric del castillo: hice varias cosas antes por la seÑora silvia pinal. en esta telenovela nos han han vinculado como novio de ella. me dio mucho gusto. nos dimos un besito como novios. convivir con silvia pinal es una alegrÍa. siempre estÁ de buen humor. no tengo tanta confianza, pero sÍ me entero. me entero que estÁ mal por las noticias. lo hablo con mi esposa, mis hijas. eso estÁ ahÍ. carlos: tiene razÓn. los actores no deben pelear. la casa del actor fue fundada en los aÑos 40 en mÉxico por cantinflas. me gusta mucho porque tiene una frase de la casa. la frase que mario moreno pensÓ: ya no morirÁ de soledad, pobre, enfermo olvidado ningÚn actor, aquÍ tiene un hogar y una familia que somos todos nosotros. esa es la intenciÓn de la casa del actor y ahora es un peligro. francisca: seguimos con mÁs. carlos: con galilea montijo. aceptÓ el reto. se

sergeant eric knutzen of the utah county sheriff's office got a briefing from the first officer at the scene, who turned on his audio recorder when he met kay's soner's wife, pam. roger had found the body and was already suggesting possible killers. >> he told me he had an appointment for lunch at noon with a guy named mike kip discussing $25,000 worth of guns. >> mike kip? mike kip was kay's former student. >> roger and pam identify him real quick. they say he's involved. he owes my dad money. he's the one who did this. >> roger told detectives that kay was holding a collection of mike's weapons, about 30 of them, mostly pistols and rifles, and some shotguns. kay put the guns in his bunker. roger thought there might be a grudge involved. when detectives went to look for the guns, they were gone. >> so we pull in michael kipp that night too. we interview him. and we can get his alibi. it's quick. >> nothing suspicious about it, it turned out. mike had not a thing to do with kay's murder. he simply needed money and kay agreed to buy his guns. by now tips were coming in. >> and this female said it's the baker boys. she said the baker boys did this.

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son archie will always be, and i quote, much-loved members of my family. harry will remain sixth in line for the crown despite starting his new life in canada. erical language, can't use it in -- since 1776 we haven't been part of that, so i guess they could use it here. >> thanks for letting me join. do it again at 4 p.m.? for now, leland and gillian in d.c. eric: see you in a few hours. ♪ ♪ >> won the popular vote in iowa -- [cheers and applause] we won the new hampshire primary -- [cheers and applause] , -- and according to three networks in the ap, we have now won the nevada caucus! [cheers and applause] gillian: bernie sanders coming out on top last night. the picture at the top of the democratic race beginning to get a little bit clearer, sanders cementing his lead at the head of the pack after the caucuses. right now we've got 60% reporting and sanders taking

eric deng, and just a little bit about me. i spent five years in the air force, just separated about a year ago. i'm a son of two immigrants, and my parents moved to the u.s., like probably most immigrants, in search of a better life and in search of the american dream, and hopefully to provide a better life for their children and future children, as well. part of that, why i served, i wanted to preserve that opportunity for others. part of my wanting to serve here today is to making sure that we extend that opportunity to our veterans and folks who have put their time and energy on the line. my background is in program management, team management, but i do have a lot of experience in cross functional team management, creating a space for folks and a space and environment highlighting what are the key issues, and distilling those items into key action items that we can enact, move forward, and make things better. i'm definitely no stranger in terms of coordinating across different teams and different organizations with different incentives. additionally, i think i can provide a unique perspective to the v

eric deng, and just a little bit about me. i spent five years in the air force, just separated about a year ago. i'm a sonf two immigrants, and my parents moved to the u.s., like probably most immigrants, in search of a better life and in search of the american dream, and hopefully to provide a better life for their children and future children, as well. part of that, why i served, i wanted to preserve that opportunity for others. part of my wanting to serve here today is to making sure that we extend that opportunity to our veterans and folks who have put their time and energy on the line. my background is in program management, team management, but i do have a lot of experience in cross functional team management, creating a space for folks and a space and environment highlighting what are the key issues, and distilling those items into key action items that we can enact, move forward, and make things better. i'm definitely no stranger in terms of coordinating across different teams and different organizations with different incentives. additionally, i think i can provide a unique perspective to the vet