as i said, when i used to talk about hain, i used to bring you samples. had a lot of drama on the networks today. the cannabis industry remains me of the organic food industry when i started in 1993 in the u.s. alone it will hit a $50 billion business if every state approves it today. there's nine states, 33 states from a medical standpoint. when you have constellation brands, you have the package goods companies looking at it. it's the health aspects of it and there's so many people i've talked to and said i've had so much pain and now i'm taking cbd oil. i haven't had a good night's sleep in 25 years now with cbd oil i'm getting a good night's sleep. >> novartis partnering with tilray is a good example. >> yes, so canada today is a $5.5 billion industry in canada with 28 million people they do a billion dollars in vape pens. you saw what altria paid for joules but what would you rather your kids be smoking, a juule or a cannabis vape pen. >> neither, maybe? >> pardon? >> neither maybe >> well, i see tremendous opportunity in the whom aspect of foods, dr

hain incredible is ng about a woman's home but now sober. i put a sauna they know so much here i'm poor. oh i see the focus was up over the mean looking like yourself you can follow me on simple compared to the course of i'm going to slip up in a pencil neck cable so must you a little play said some couples a little kind of song simply really him period hello kind of who are in for the other song. oh. so you started with your song qatar soft in the seventy's and eighty's and song to musicians told me that you were responsible for bringing in you elements into the tradition it was very traditional your song and then you brought in more funkier things more and more when you made some experiments with your type of song a song i thought of. when i have. a baby though in the pool i have to put i think it will if i am sick of this whole musical put out. i mean come thought almost i would us either. you know a lot of money us then which i want to go to libya at some presenting of little to mother this one got those last armani out the glass of cour

we are the nation's supply hain hub, and we must be built like it. let's remember, too, that an aging highway system is not just concrete and steel. it's a longer commute home. it's missing the golden hours between dinner and bedtime when your kids are young where you spend a few minutes reading a book together and talking about their day. the seemingly dry acts of government really do affect the richness and joy of our lives. we must treat the decisions we make together, decisions of our elected officials to champion a cause and of our citizens to embrace or reject those efforts with an eye to the pursuit of happiness. as we enter illinois's third century, we must bring a renaissance to downstate illinois which has been deprived of some basic resources for education and business building. that are taken for granted elsewhere in our state. to begin with, we will work to deliver high speed, broadband internet coverage to everyone .n every corner of illinois today every new job and every student is dependent on con ectimbt and no part of our state -- t

the viking settlement of haines or blue once numbered among the foremost early medieval trading centers in northern europe. died showed visitors how the vikings went about their daily lives over a thousand years ago. and live near it was a life in and with nature but had an incredibly sharp power of observation they were very well acquainted with the materials around them and knew how to use them to their advantage to build housing ships and wagons and make rope. they made a great many things that we could hardly even imagine today the real ones come forth and can. pay to do lies in. northern germany. seven facts to roof wooden houses have been faithfully reconstruction. of the settlement was built at the end of the shoreline and inlet on the baltic sea. it was a strategic location for trading precious metals weapons and pelt today it's a treasure trove fabiana jests. behind me lies here of a viking age settlement in the ninth tenth and eleventh centuries with the first glance it doesn't look like much because it's just a green meadow but issues in archaeology the real treasures lie und

haines. a lurking at columny law school. deputy director of the cia. national security legal adviser and my boss. that's avril haines. and carl wagner, former associate deputy general counsel for whomland defense. from him 2004 to 2016. a colleague at my at the pentagon. the go to guy for let deployment of the military. we have a distinguished panel in dealing with emergencying pl we won't have opening replarks. right into the discussion our hope is we are short on time but trying to keep time at the end for comments but we have a hard stop at 12:00. if someone could flag when titus 12:45 or so that would be great. we thought we'd start with. we heard about the authorities that exist in the and the types of emergencying that can be declared. i think ink on the panel has experience invoking torts. we thought we'd start by turning to the panelisting talking about situations they encountered in government when they considered the use of emergency authorities. what were the situations how did it play out? i'd start with carl to talk about his experiences i

has really changed since that last meeting which some but dismissed as a photo opportunity particle hain from washington d.c. . this mild for the cameras quickly and then got back to the top u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh and north korean negotiator kim young chill then went off to the white house behind closed doors a ninety minute meeting with president donald trump at the white house claimed progress the united states is going to continue to keep pressure and sanctions on north korea until we see fully and verify denuclearization we've had very good steps in good faith from the north koreans in releasing the hostages and other moves and so we're going to continue those conversations and the president looks forward to next his next meeting at the white house says that will be a to get to be disclosed location at the end of february the state department announced the discussions continued for hours after as secretary pompei o treated the north korean delegation to lunch at their d.c. hotel the last time the two leaders met the president declared the problem solved north korea wo

haine in northwest yesterday. we're told the 15-year-old victim is in serious but stable condition. >>> today, the kentucky school at the center of this controversial video recorded here in d.c. will reopen. classes at covington catholic high school were cancelled yeerday for security reasons. later this morning t the video is speaking to savannah guthrie about that confrontation wit native american elder during marches last week. he continues to claim he did nothing wrong. we'll have a preview of the interview in our next half hour. >>> we are working for you on the roads this morning as well. ve we've shown you the mas potholes and craters on theid memorial br. hours after our report here on news 4 today, crews showed up to try to get themfi d. now many of the potholes were patched yesterday afternoon. crews will be out again today to do more work on the memorial bridge. news 4 nicole jacobs will be back out on the bridge thio morning theck out the progress ahead of your morning commute. >>> it's now 4:36. findi

will the democrats say his plan is not a compromise and it was not offered in good faith practical hain is the latest from washington. a sign of the times a food bank sets up on the streets of the nation's capital aimed at feeding federal workers that are not getting paid many live paycheck to paycheck so for some this is the only way to feed their families. they aren't getting paid because u.s. president donald trump says that democrats want to put them back to work he needs money for his often promised border wall democrats have said no they'll debate border security but only after the government is reopened i can't see us keeping federal employees if hundred thousand people work. back and forth. these negotiations get to three of four weeks also appearing on the president's favorite conservative network fox. the vice president seemed to admit the federal workers are leverage and i mean you don't really think you just want to live rich and what and that you figure if you don't keep the government closed that they're going to go nowhere well again i go i was there i was sitting right n

troops out of syria because eisel had been defeated bicycle hain reports from washington d.c. . blood on the streets a popular restaurant blown apart american helicopters rushed in to help the wounded and remove the dead in the city of men bitch the u.s. military confirming on twitter that u.s. service members were killed the islamic state of iraq in the levant says they are responsible and that they were targeting the coalition u.s. senator lindsey graham directly blamed the attack on president donald trump's promise to pull u.s. troops out quickly my concern by the statements made by president trump is that you've set in motion enthusiasm by the enemy we're fighting you make people who are trying to wonder about us and as they get older the people we're trying to help are going to going to get more uncertain so.

from delivering the speech in the chamber or parts of the government remains shut down as you know hain joins us live from washington d.c. so it's kind of. a new development every minute on this story it feels like. exactly and you know here's the thing that puts the senate in a bit of an awkward position they already voted to fund the government it was unanimous it was going to go through the president had signaled that he would sign it but then he started to hear from literally a handful of conservative commentators that he promised to build the wall this would kill his base he would lose any reelection so then you saw him double down since then the senate run by the republican mitch mcconnell basically said this is not on us you guys figure it out well now this is the senate stepping back into the fray this is usually the place where bipartisan agreements to end shutdowns this is usually where it happens so it's going to happen today probably not so what's going to happen is the republicans republicans are going to basically call up the president's bill which says fund the government

really changed since their last meeting which some have dismissed as a photo opportunity particle hain has more from washington d.c. . they smiled for the cameras quickly and then got back to the top u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh and north korean negotiator kim young cho then went off to the white house behind closed doors a ninety minute meeting with president donald trump the white house claimed progress the united states is going to continue to keep pressure and sanctions on north korea until we see fully and verified denuclearization we've had very good steps and good faith from the north koreans in releasing the hostages and other moves and so we're going to continue those conversations and the president looks forward to next his next made at the white house says that will be at a yet to be disclosed location at the end of february the state department announced the discussions continued for hours after as secretary pompei o treated the north korean delegation to lunch at their d.c. hotel the last time the two leaders met the president declared the problem solved north ko

of my older relatives to change the way day were operating operating and sos an auntey would could haining round but she wanted to help us decolonize this idea of skin, privilege, and desirability and was the first person would spoke to me about the distinctions, slaveholders would make win light-skinned black folks and dark-skinned black folks and gave me a book which i need to find the title but just gave a viscerally honest discussion of reconstruction a become my parent-i was little miss radical when i was 12, wanted to be a black panther. i'm like the only black kid in the school system at the time, and so the teach we're say something like, can you pass up the white papers and i'm like, why does the paper have to be white? so i had a sense of blackness, it's me. so, in this become, it just discussed thing is remember when i was in seventh grade we were learn bought black panthers and i was very proud that my uncle is a black panther and i lander my father was a black panther as welch didn't tell me until i was in jail and i called him and he was like, well, time you knew. and i just

stone is accused of being a conduit between charms campaign and wiki leaks and eyeing about it atika hain has a story. about walking out of a federal courthouse in florida roger stone seems to be channeling his first political boss former president richard nixon the gesture of a disgraced man who when faced with impeachment was forced to resign the presidency for stone his legal challenges are just beginning but he's vowing he won't testify against his longtime friend us president donald trump as i have said previously there is no circumstance whatsoever under which i will bear false witness against the president nor will i make up lies to ease the pressure on myself i look forward to being fully and completely vindicated special counsel robert mueller says stone was talking to both the trump campaign and julian assange founder of wiki leaks about hacked e-mails from hillary clinton's campaign when asked about it by a congressional committee still allegedly lie we had a very frank exchange and then when a person promised to tell the committee the truth the indictment says stone sent an e-

. >>> a surprise announcement today from "gma day" co-host sara haines.expecting their third child. she showed her sonogram on today's show. the baby is due in july and will join big brother alec and big sister sandra. "gma day" airs weekdays at noon on abc7. before that, it's "abc7 news at 11:00." and starting monday, it will be on for an hour with more news, more weather and hot topics. join us every weekday at 11:00 a.m. right after "the view." again, that starts on monday. >>> and maybe more food on that show, because i'm going to tell you about an item handmade in south san francisco. it is in high demand across the country, and you have to say it just the right way. >> yes, panatone from roy isn't just for the holidays. we have how it's produced. >> what's the highest ratio of chocolate to dough that i can get away with without having it be against the law? i am chef and co-founder of from roy. i make one thing. i make panatone. the mixing is a two-stage process that began last night with an initial dough that is allowed to ferment, you know, proof

to fund his border will with mexico trump treated the meeting had been a total waste of time atika hain is the latest from washington. i think u.s. president donald trump is trying new things in hopes of getting a border wall traveling to capitol hill to keep his own party on board and on tuesday giving an address to the nation from the oval office doing very well except for the border back behind the desk in front of the cameras again wednesday the u.s. president threatened to declare a national emergency if he has to in order to get a wall built on the southern border we might work a deal and if we don't i may go that route the trump is trying these new tactics in order to defend his decision to partially shut the government down until he gets billions for border wall he's trying to blame the opposition party in an attempt to change the public's opinion polls show right now the majority of americans blame the president but republican leaders in congress are still backing trump blaming democrats for the impasse on a badly needed to a moral and a little more than the span of a presidenc

. >> our own sara haines, host of "gma day," wait for it, making a human, is expecting her third childec, their 1-year-old daughter sandra. >> most recently sara shared this tender snap of their family of four, sharing a moment in front of the christmas tree there. saying, "my cup running over." our warmest congratulations to sara and her husband. >> oh, my gosh, she is going to have her hands full. >> she's up to the task. she can do it. >> yes. yes. good for you, mama. >> we're happy for you. >> working mama. i am here for all of it. congratulations, sara. stay with us. we've got more after this. will ganss is coming. stay with us. >> will, fellow texan. ellow texan. still fresh... ♪ unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪ downy unstopables ♪ don't want to feel another touch ♪ ♪ don't want to feel another touch ♪ ♪ don't want to start another fire ♪ ♪ don't want to know another -- ♪ >>> take a look at hollywood boulevard. >> i was going to say, that's not new york, janai. >> that's what i was trying to figure out. like where is that? hollywood boulevard. lady gaga. "a star is born" heavi

and joining us now to talk more about how the shutdown could impact the economy, ed mills and terry hainesry, what are you telling investors today as far as the odds of when this wraps up >> well, i think it takes a while to wrap up what you have here are people that are far apart in no small part because of their political leanings and the fairly hardcore instances that have been taken on both sides. trump with the last minute request for more money the house and senate democrats with their desire to not want to give him anymore money for border security. so what you will have is a situation that will take a while to resolve frankly and meanwhile you have 25% of the federal government by spending anyway shut down while the other 75% continues to operate. i suspect strategies change a bit after nancy pelosi gets elected speaker tomorrow >> and so the president is really not wrong that the actual amount of money is not necessarily something that moves the neegd very mucdle very muche is tremendous volley power for both sides so what does that mean for any type of arrangement here >> what i

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we will continue with terry haines. maybe he has some perspective on the situation room as well.t. michael mckee with robert kaplan in the next hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: guy johnson in london. francine lacqua has the day off. it took seven minutes for the yen to surge. we have not been through it in almost a decade. ragh is still with us on set with tom in new york. a bunch of factors seem to come together here to provide the opportunity for this flash crash to take place. it looks like then liquidity. what would you add? i daragh: think that is a big element. you need what is a catalyst. news, then that apple fear factor around the global trade war. that was a catalyst. you add thin liquidity, japanese holiday. the reports that bloomberg has carried that the japanese retail base, stops have been triggered there. yield, if there had been scared out of those positions that's a significant development. i know it's been amplified in terms of liquidity but the reality is we have a number of catalyst come together for the perfect storm overnight. a massive move particularly agai

ainsley: if hains when he said i'm getting out of politics.dy that's huge news. steve: the cap is back on. brian: i didn't know he took it off. steve: did he for a minute. he was in the georgetown store he jumped up in the apple store he jumped up, he had a different colored hat on and people went where's the red. such detail. i could be wrong though. 19 minutes before the top of the hour. janice dean the weather machine joins us for the first time in 2019. janice: happy new year my friends. look who is here to join me. you are from florida what are your names? >> sharon and. >> troy. >> happy new year nice to see you from louisiana what are your names. >> melanie. >> and. >> barbara shop. >> and you, sir. >> [inaudible] >> from? >> from long island. >> let's take a look at the maps. okay, louisiana, i want you to watch this, we have a storm system across the southwest that is going to bring heavy snow across new mexico, west texas and icy mix for areas of central texas up towards oklahoma. this is going to be a mess for travel and it's going