so what is the best time of day to train fabiano is studying sport in wants to find out he's taking part in a test at the university of basel in switzerland where professor i know schmidt took sas examines him the focus is on biorhythms. gets up at about seven am and goes to bed at about eleven pm which is about average. around sixty percent of germans fall into this category their mental performance is highest between ten am and noon and four pm and six pm but what about muscle function is one of also in this test we're studying and durrance we want to find out whether performance varies over the course of the day we have various tests beginning at seven am and ending at nine pm spread throughout the entire day. fabiani is put through his paces on six different days at a different time each day sometimes in the morning or at noon in the evening or late evening to keep pedaling go go go c'mon push yourself. the researchers record heart rate oxygen saturation and lactate levels in the blood along with a range of other parameters. meanwhile high forward is investigating whether certain mus

president was trying to lean into some of the human experience in venezuela with the associate of fabianoles -- i'm sorry, we're dialing while i'm on the air, guys. so the human piece of this, which is so challenging in venezuela, where the united states is wanting other nations to join with the u.s., to acknowledge this government in waiting and to try to get maduro out. this is an issue where certainly the president has felt that he has strength on the international stage for this position, and it is also one that has a very strong response in the united states in places like florida, for example, where there is a large venezuelan community, i think the largest outside of venezuela, likiving florida. all of that plays into this and they want to highlight this important visit. craig? >> kelly o'donnell for us at the white house, helping us unpack that meeting. kelly, thank you. >>> that's going to wrap up this hour of "msnbc live." i'll show you tomorrow morning on "today." andrea mitchell is coming up, "andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports

. >> you were just watching president trump sitting in the oval office with fabiano rosales and the wifejuan guaido, the interim president of venezuela and an individual recognized by 50 countries as the interim president of venezuela. obviously, a very important issue for the administration and they've been working on this very complex issue now for a while, but i want to talk with the panel and we were tap dancing there in the beginning and i introduced you guys and mainly with the affordable care act. if you want to know if the president cares about this and wants to make this an issue and he seemed to pivot a few times back to the affordable care act even when asked about venezuela. he has made clear now because of this lawsuit that the justice department has since expanded his position on, that the invalidation of the entire health care law is a possibility, but first before we get to the panel i want to get to abby philip standing outside of the white house. abby, you have brand-new reporting for us to how the administration came to this decision with the filing with the justice de

president donald trump at the white house fabiano those are as says there's been a wave of attacks against her husband since he declared himself as late as legitimate leader in january the u.s. fifty other countries have recognized as the country's interim president. it's only a mole to say migrants have hijacked a merchant ship that rescued them off the coast of libya and it's now heading to malta one hundred eight migrants were picked up by a cargo ship and is said to taken control of the vessel after discovering it was taking them back to libya we while the e.u. has been criticized by rights groups after it agreed to withdraw ships patrolling the mediterranean for migrants it took that decision to member states we called their rescue ships although it will still conduct air patrols italy has refused to allow those picked up by the operation to disembark at its ports. the european parliament has voted to push through a ban on a range of single use plastics ten products including plastic plates straws cutlery and casa buds will be prohibited across the e.u. by twenty twenty one the e.u. l

he was sitting next to fabiano rosales, who is the wife of the opposition leader in venezuela, juan guaido. they were talking about the situation in venezuela which grows dire almost every day. he commented about russia when asked the question that they need to get out. and they talked about the humanitarian crisis going on there. but it quickly moved -- reporters moved it to health care. the president said he wasn't there to talk about health care but then he went on to answer the question and talk about health care saying, among other things, the premium is too high. the deductibility horrible. "it's far too expensive for the people. not only for the country. obamacare is a disaster." he said, "if the supreme court rules that obamacare is out, we will have a plan that is far better than obamacare." and saying that, "the republic and will be the party of health care." i want to bring it out of the couch to react to this. john james is here. you talk to voters in your stat state. it strikes me that health care is broken and has been broken for a while. there's a lot of blame to go around.

washington monitoring this one what has the american leadership has to say well why those why for fabianocaruana. is on a visit to the united states she met with president trump as you mentioned president trump warning that russian forces must pull out of there as well or they arrive there over the weekend some one hundred russian troops it is reported he said that all options were open earlier those wife also met with the vice president mike pence he also made that warning to russia and this is what he had to say the united states use russia's rival military planes this week. as an unwelcome provocation. we call on russia today to see us all support for the regime and stand. with one word go stand with nations across this industry and across the world to freedom is still. in the course of the day to the secretary of state to my pompei i had something to say he was giving evidence to a congressional commission about his state department budget and among the items he brought up what's the issue often as well saying that reconstruction as he put it that country would cost between six to twe

at robako and director of global macro, global asset allocation division good morning to you both fabianoyou, the outlook for china, the market's bounced significantly in the last couple of months is there still upside or does it rely on the trade outlook? >> the trade outlook is key. it is not the only reason why the market is bouncing back. another is the increased inclusion of china and the world indices which clearly means that investors have to start taking notice of the country. and increasing their exposure. because most of the investors at the moment are still underweight. but at the same time, if there is no trade agreement, we will have more on the gdp side and earnings side. earnings are key for china in terms of equities. >> yesterday we did see the market selloff a lot of people saying that is because all the positive news we've had of late on the deal, progress was priced in what was your take on that particular point >> yes i think that's right it's a little bit of a sell news going on everyone wants to be the first one to sell the news and the s&p rallied about 20% right b