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i go bananas. >> i don't think anybody can keep bethenny frankel in check. tried. >> my harsh abrasive manner. >> when she talks it's like -- >> the two teamed up to try their hand and renovating homes. she's worth an estimated $25 million. their biggest challenge is keeping their egos in check. a 1,600 madison square foot condo. >> the bathtub was how much, $11,000? >> she's going to walk out. >> $7,500. >> that's not true. >> he lives in "la la land." >> is that chemistry? >> that's a match made in heaven. >> rachael ray reveals what she gives her husband each and every valentine's day. >> it's odd. >> you won't believe it. mother...nature! nothing smells greater than the great outdoors... especially when you're in accounts receivable. only one detergent can give you a sniff like this... the irresistible scent of gain botanicals laundry detergent. bring the smell of nature wherever you are. but to look completely healthy, you need healthy skin. cetaphil is clinically shown to strengthen the skin's barrier and protect even the most senstive skin against dry

i go bananas. >> i don't think anybody can keep bethenny frankel in check.inly tried. >> my harsh abrasive manner. >> when she talks it's like -- >> the two teamed up to try their hand and renovating homes. she's worth an estimated $25 million. their biggest challenge is keeping their egos in check. a 1,600 madison square foot condo. >> the bathtub was how much, $11,000? >> she's going to walk out. >> $7,500. >> that's not true. >> he lives in "la la land." >> is that chemistry? >> that's a match made in heaven. >> rachael ray reveals what she gives her husband each and every valentine's day. >> it's odd. >> you won't believe it. next on kron-4 news at eight:the woman brutally stabbed and left for dead on a rural road...has now been identified.what we are learning about the suspects now charged with her murder. plus..tense moments in san francisco after nearly a dozen students suddenly fall ill at a middle school.what authorities think may be the cause. i'm steve aveson i'm vicki liviakis the news -- at eight -- is next. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my

democratic initiatives all across the country, a lot of campaigns, worked hard for mcgovern, for frankel, for j william fulbright. p always knew this was going to be the path he was going to take , and he gained a lot of experience before running for office and self. before the clintons were married and bill was living east of town , he decided he would run for congress. he talked it over with the dean of the law school, who gave him his blessing and promised his support, and he had decided to run against john paul hammerschmidt. he had actually asked several other people to run against hammerschmidt, a very popular republican in the third district, and nobody else wanted to do it. they wanted to run for other things, and he finally decided maybe it should be hand. -- media should be him. everyone thought -- maybe it should be him. everyone thought he was fighting a losing battle him and he knew it, but he said ultimately he didn't think it would fight his future chances with other offices. he lost to hammerschmidt, but by only about 6000 votes, which was pretty remarkable for a newcomer

. >> a mural painted by james frankel is gone.has been covered up. >> this comes after he was accused of sexual misconduct. christina, there are several pieces of art around the school that james frankel panicked out what will happen to those? >> those will be on the way out too. the school said although they appreciated the pieces, they were always intended to be temporary. this is what it looked like when it was done and 2014. just last week, they made the decision to cover it up in brown paint. there were some questions about the timing of it. it follows the rumors of sexual misconduct. >> a lot of people are confused as to why it came down. obviously he has been accused of something. it is not official, it is rumors right now.>> the school district is not addressing the allegations against him, they said they have always plan to paint over it. they said another mural by him was removed in 2016 and artwork and the library was taken down last summer. they said they considered the best interest of the students. the district also

know, deserving of due process, but the president was pretty quick to criticize others, you know, frankel is one of them, based on allegations and based on pictures and didn't seem to be as understanding of due process or arguing that for somebody like frankel? >> that's a great question, fred, but look the reality is, whether we're talking about sexual harassment, whether we're talking about domestic violence, it knows no party, it knows no gender, it knows no race, it knows no color. so it really doesn't matter if it is a democratic senator or if it is a republican person running for senate in alabama. if someone is facing serious allegations of sexual harassment, child pedophile, domestic violence, there should be no tolerance, absolutely zero toleran tolerance. the best thing we can do moving forward is to make that case here. the bridge too far is right here and right now. and i am encouraged by vice president mike pence who has come out and said that there's no place for domestic violence. i hope we can build on that from a national level and set a good tone moving forward. >> what

where did bethenny frankel post a terrifying ad for assistance? were a bunch of buddies left out in the cold before the big game? all the answers right now on "page six tv." [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "page six tv." i'm john fugelsang. here are today's top stories. tom brady, nick foles, and rob gronkowski may have been the biggest players on the field at last night's super bowl, but today's mvps, sorry, jennifer lopez, alex rodriguez, and maybe justin timberlake. maybe. we'll find out. "page six" was in minneapolis fo

on the americans conservatives vote yes to a coalition deal with the center left social democrats frankel also make some surprising picks for her new cabinet. also coming up russia orders a daily break in the bombing of eastern ghouta in syria to allow civilians to leave but for now the horror goes on with more than five hundred feared killed in the last week including many children. plus children in northern nigeria are too afraid to go to school after more than one hundred girls are kidnapped from a school by suspected boucle rahman stream s t w speaks to one family trying to find their daughter. i'm sumi so what's going to thank you for joining us. conservatives have voted overwhelmingly in favor of entering a coalition government with the center left the social democrats the s.p.d. will announce the results of their vote taken among its members next week at earlier medical announced her picks for her new cabinet a most of the candidates are younger and there are more women. it has become a tradition at c.d.u. conventions to applaud party leader and chancellor angela merkel after his s

andrew frankel/berkeley police 12-184 suspects walked in and started grabbing laptops.grabbed 4 laptops total and they fled in a waiting car berkeley police say in january alone there were 16 laptop thefts, including one at this oxford street starbucks which lead to the arrest of 5 juveniles and another here at cafe stradasot kristen cooper/uc berkeley student 32=36not surprising unfortunately, it happens day and night it doesn't matter what time of day you are out sot bella ferrigno/ uc berkeley student 37-40a couple of my friends had their laptops stolen at another cafe down the streetthose who frequent cafes to work say they are no longer leaving laptops at tables when they go to the bathroom, and trying to be more aware of their surroundings, but it is difficultsot roy andrada/ uc berkeley law studentespecially if you are a student you are in a zone and just thinking about that essay or that code you gotta sendoutbut police say that extra attention to what's going on around you can make all the differencesotwhen it comes to the suspects going into the restaurants an

andrew frankel/berkeley police 12-184 suspects walked in and started grabbing laptops.grabbed 4 laptops total and they fled in a waiting car berkeley police say in january alone there were 16 laptop thefts, including one at this oxford street starbucks which lead to the arrest of 5 juveniles and another here at cafe stradasot kristen cooper/uc berkeley student 32=36not surprising unfortunately, it happens day and night it doesn't matter what time of day you are out sot bella ferrigno/ uc berkeley student 37-40a couple of my friends had their laptops stolen at another cafe down the streetthose who frequent cafes to work say they are no longer leaving laptops at tables when they go to the bathroom, and trying to be more aware of their surroundings, but it is difficultsot roy andrada/ uc berkeley law studentespecially if you are a student you are in a zone and just thinking about that essay or that code you gotta sendoutbut police say that extra attention to what's going on around you can make all the differencesotwhen it comes to the suspects going into the restaurants an

andrew frankel/berkeley police 12-184 suspects walked in and started grabbing laptops. they grabbed 4 laptops total and they fled in a waiting car berkeley police say in january alone there were 16 laptop thefts, including one at this oxford street starbucks which lead to the arrest of 5 juveniles and another here at cafe stradasot kristen cooper/uc berkeley student 32=36not surprising unfortunately, it happens day and night it doesn't matter what time of day you are out sot bella ferrigno/ uc berkeley student 37-40a couple of my friends had their laptops stolen at another cafe down the streetthose who frequent cafes to work say they are no longer leaving laptops at tables when they go to the bathroom, and trying to be more aware of their surroundings, but it is difficultsot roy andrada/ uc berkeley law studentespecially if you are a student you are in a zone and just thinking about that essay or that code you gotta sendoutbut police say that extra attention to what's going on around you can make all the differencesotwhen it comes to the suspects going into the restaura

andrew frankel/berkeley police 114-124 on a number of occasions we have seen video of where the robbery occurred where the suspects are casing the restaurant. you see them come in the front door they are walking though the rows of tables, they are not focused on going to the register and placing an order they are focused on who is not paying attention to their surroundings, who's looking and working on their laptops and those are their targets of opportunity. standup dan kerman/berkeley 133-142police don't believe there is an organized group doing these robberies, they believe each of their cases is unrelated. in berkeley, dan kerman, kron 4 news.143/std (grant) tonight another unsanitary delivery of meat... this time the raw pork delivery happened at a san francisco chinatown market... and again it was caught on camera.... the two men were captured on cell phone video monday night... slinging whole hogs over their shoulders... and walking into the market. so appalled... the witness posted the video to social media to raise awareness. the meat company... "yosemite meet" which is based i

andrew frankel/berkeley police 12-184 suspects walked in and started grabbing laptops. they grabbed 4 laptops total and they fled in a waiting car berkeley police say in january alone there were 16 laptop thefts, including one at this oxford street starbucks which lead to the arrest of 5 juveniles and another here at cafe stradasot kristen cooper/uc berkeley student 32=36not surprising unfortunately, it happens day and night it doesn't matter what time of day you are out sot bella ferrigno/ uc berkeley student 37-40a couple of my friends had their laptops stolen at another cafe down the streetthose who frequent cafes to work say they are no longer leaving laptops at tables when they go to the bathroom, and trying to be more aware of their surroundings, but it is difficultsot roy andrada/ uc berkeley law studentespecially if you are a student you are in a zone and just thinking about that essay or that code you gotta sendoutbut police say that extra attention to what's going on around you can make all the differencesotwhen it comes to the suspects going into the restaura

frankel: thank you, madam speaker. you know, you send your child to school and you expect they are going to come home safely. am so sad for the grieving families in parkland. innocent children gone in a blink. i'm thankful for the first responders but foremost, my thoughts are with the grieving families, the students and the teachers affected by this horrific shooting. we see this carnage over and over again. oh, yeah, we know there is no magic solution, but that doesn't mean that there are no solutions. yeah, we need more resources for mental health, not tax cuts for billionaires. nd yes, mr. president, are you listening? we need commonsense gun safety legislation not these idiotic bills that expand. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the members are reminded to please address your remarks to the chair and not the viewing audience. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentle

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closing bell" exchange we have hank smith, cnbc market analyst steve grasso at post nine from stuart frankelick santelli at the cme in chicago. hank, all of your market notes just were about the eagles today. can we just point this out to everybody? we see what's going on here. if you can't draw some analogy back to the market, you're in big trouble, buddy. >> it's our number one trade, kelly. take the eagles and 4 1/2 and then on monday roll your profits into jpmorgan and johnson & johnson. >> steve, talk to us about this market today by the way, these moves in interest rates, this is a big deal. >> it is a big deal. right out of the gate you say the dax was weak, cut through the 50, the 100-day moving average and then labor costs rising so it gets everybody a little infrad of inflation creeping back in we haven't heard of inflation for how many years the fed, by the way, was perplexed as recent as december as to why there was no inflation to be found anywhere then you couple that with an ecb representative saying that the time to end asset purchases has come now that decision won't be made

michael joins from riverfront investment group, andy capran, along with steve grasso from stuart frankelk san stelly at the cme in chicago. steve, what's your first plush thought about the kind of action we're seeing today after yesterday's historic drop? >> when you haven't seen volatility for such a long time and then you get a dose of it, a large dose of it, it's shocking to all of your senses. so, i think everyone's trying to absorb this. everyone's trying to make sense of it. but the bottom line is if most people think nothing fundamentally has changed, it was a deleveraging, a risk issue. if the fundamental story is still intact, then the buying opportunities should still be there as well. >> same question to you, rick, veteran trader the kind of volatility we've seen today art cashin says in his 50 years what he has seen is this kind of action signals the market searching for a bottom of some kind what do you think? >> i think with respect to today's action and how we're trading, yes, i think we're trying to find a bottom to the slight correction we've had in the big picture. i al

joining us is steve grasso from stuart frankel and rick santelli at the cme in chicago. steve, you know, is it important to test these lows and see if we can spring back off them >> sure. >> how do you feel about the final hour of trade? >> usually you want -- the day we had those lows, we closed basically 100 points higher in the dow. we close much higher in the s&p. right now it seems as though we're weak going into the close and weaker to bill's point, if we're at 2623 in s&p cash and the low is 2593, if we test and break through that, they'll want to see the 200-day. that will be a 3% drop from where we are now to your point again, we'll have to retest that low some time tomorrow, monday or tuesday. this could extend it a little bit. we'd like to get it out of the way, test it, close higher than we are right now and then we could say, okay, been there, done that, but we haven't been able to cross that "t" and dot that "i" just yet. >> beyond the normal parameters you comment on, just as a normal trader, how do you see the market responding here >> you know, i think t

the activist invest or martin frankel a guest >> franklin. >> franklin. since the jarden acquisition. martin franklin will be joining the "squawk on the street" gang at 10:00 eastern time. >>> the white house will unveil its budget today and a few measures may take aim at the pharma industry. meg tir rel joins us with more. >> president trump pledged in the state of the union address fixing the prices a top priority many say the first look at trump's potential actions doesn't look so bad for drug companies. much of the focus is changes on the way medicare pays for drugs. importantly, trump's plan doesn't appear to give the government insurer the potential to negotiate things directly one of the things trump's plan may do is change the way rebates or discounts paid by drug makers are distributed getting applied directly to the cost of the medicine rather than being distributed to all plan beneficiaries. while this may reduce what those patients pay in co-pays, some say it could increase what everyone in the plan pays in premiums the focus brings another gr