uh... >> hank has no idea what's going on around here. ere is merchandise that's been here since hank's dad was running the place. how do you keep track of all this stuff? do you have a good inventory system? >> we have a book that we go along with. >> handwritten? >> oh, yes. >> so none of this stuff is in a computer or any sort of inventory system? >> no. no. >> wow. when you have inventory sit around for years and years, while it's depreciating, it's just like burning money. is there a location in l.a.? >> there was. >> when did this one close? >> ten years ago. >> you closed ten years ago and you haven't taken it off yet? now where's the phone number? or who do you call? >> i didn't like having the phone number on it. >> you don't want anybody to call? >> mm-mm. >> no, 'cause that would mean business would go up and you'd have to work harder. >> right, and then i'd have to work more and buy more flowers. >> okay. >> yeah. >> hank is so lax about how he runs his company he can't even be bothered with putting a simple phone number on his

tom hanks has endorsed joe biden. rapino has endorsed elizabeth warren and judge judy has endorsed michael bloomberg. and recently, classic r&b singer, anita baker, through her support behind presidential candidate andrew yang. when that happened, one of my writers, amber ruffin, ran into my office and said, "we have to do something about this. and i said, "i'll be honest, amber, i don't think that it's that big of a story. but i am not a well-respected boss [ laughter ] so please welcome amber-nita baker [ cheers and applause m♪ ♪ with all my heart i love drew baby you float my boa and you get my vote ♪ ♪ my vote is for you bab never leav cause i believe ♪ ♪ in this yan sweet yang he was not in the debate he's still doing great ♪ ♪ andrew yang yang gang ♪ >> seth: yeah, just sorry. real quick, amber, how quickly after you read this news story did you write this song? >> i wrote it as i read the tweet. [ laughter ] ♪ you know you're o the right path when your candidat loves math ♪ ♪ there's no stronger vot i could cast

beautiful day in the neighborhood ♪ >> ♪ it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood ♪ >> brown: tom hanks hasr into many ters over his storied film career, but in fred rogers, he says, hmet his match. the film, "a beautiful day in by marielle hellerwas directed >> mari, who is ironclad in hers dions about what she's going to do, she said, essentiay, "you'll get a wig, you'll get some eyebrows, you'll get a sweater and blue deck shoes. the rest is up to you. >> do you know what this is? it's lloyd! >> brown: his foil is a drivan d cynical journalist sent to write a profile of mr. rogersqu for e magazine, and the film is based on a true encounter in 1998. played by matthew rhys, best known for his role as a russianr spy in "the ans," the journalist is confounded by the sincere and glacially-paced mister rogers. and as it turns out, so was the welsh actor, rhys. did you know mister rogers owing upn wales? >> not a jot, nothg. not a whisper. nto youtubedived and i thought, "what's going on?" i had no idea. it seemed bizarre to mthat this -- i was like, 'ihas he forgotten his lines? is that why he

. >> no matter what label you use, people have questions, and hank hernandez has answers. hank lets everyone know it's not cheap. they should expect to pay 100 to $300,000 to build an in-law unit. >> your house is your biggest purchase in your lifetime. this is basically your second purchase. you're buying a house, you're just putting it on the same lot that you already own. >> but you don't necessarily have to pay for it yourself. a company called rent your backyard said they would do the work for us. >> we just ask that they enter a partnership with us and split the rent. >> a website says a property manager juggles the details. if you take a deal like that, real estate attorney monica decka suggests a detailed contract. >> it could potentially work out as long as you plan accordingly and you really make sure the lease covers everything that needs to be covered. >> reporter: same goes with renting out a backyard bungalow yourself. >> finally, monica directs against using it for short-term rentals like airbnb. >> people think they'll be able to build these things and rent

>> tom hanks has always been a good neighbor. ♪ it's a beautiful day in this neighborhood ♪ ♪ a beautifuleer her alone. >> go on. make yourself comfortable. >> he traded in his cardigan and his shoes and put on a dress and pumps. >> well, a girl has to try. >> no. "joe and the volcano." a movie that when you see it makes you think, why didn't they throw that script in a volcano. >> hey. >> this is how much we love tom hanks. we still love him after "the volcano." >> you love me? >> yes. >> leo dicaprio is nominated. >> if you need 'em, you got 'em. >> i remember him as the kid from "growing pains" that you were like, that's going to be a hot adult. >> yum, yum. >> oh, boy. >> joe pesci, before he was an oscar-winning actor known for twisting necks. >> either way, he's going. >> he absolutely starred in a little film called "hey, let's twist" doing the twist. ♪ >> reporter: al pacino, you might remember him from the movie "jack and jill" where he played adam sandler's twin sister's love interest. >> what was that? >> let me repeat that again. adam sandler dressed as a woman, his love inter

. >> ed: a bunch of democrats, georgia democratic rep john lewis, hank johnson, has been ill recently for him as he battles disease but has been very critical of the president saying i have not attended a prior trump state of the union address is and will not attend tuesday nights. i don't believe the president has the character or veracity necessary to address congress from that podium and is not worthy of the dignity and respect afforded to his predecessors. that's the kind of statement as you know that sort of fires of the presidents followers that regardless of where they agree to disagree on policy, they do not afforded him basic respect. >> also one of the democrats and the judiciary committee who infamously brought a bucket of chicken to one of the hearings. so he has been a thorn in the side of the president. he has been a thorn in the side of the president for a while. he has boycotted past state of the unions before but just a reminder there is still a bitter divide in congress right now and it is all playing out against a backdrop of impeachment. >> ed: so the idea that two

hank aaron. >> if it weren't for the negro league, you wouldn't have ha as many black baseball players as you haveture of baseball. >>> we'll sit down with award winning filmmaker ken burns to talk about the impact the league had on the game. >>> a baby is coming will there be a new addition to the jonas family new reports sophie turner and jo jo jojo -- joe jonas are expecting. we'll break it all down today, february 13th, 2020. ♪ i do my hair toss, check my nails ♪ >> from washington and california. >> from texas! >> to hug savannah and hoda. >> hello to my mom and dad in midland, texas. >> 55 years ago today. >> i married the love of my life [ cheers and applause ] >> happy anniversary 55 years welcome back to "today" on this drizzly thursday morning. >> guys, if you have not joined #mytodayplaza craze, what are you waiting for? it's so easy all you have to do is record your shout-out, that's one thing. then post it on instagram or twitter, use #mytodayplaza and we'll put you on television. we love to see your smiling faces. >>> by the way, something very cool tomorrow. after the show i'll head

hank aaron. >> actress ja'net dubois who played the feisty neighbor willona on "good times" has died her actinginclude "i'm gonna git you sucka" and "the pjs" and "everybody loves raymond. ♪ we're moving on up ♪ to the east side >> dubois also co-wrote and sang that theme song right there from "the jeffersons. she was found dead in her glendale, california home. she was 74 years old >>> now to a battle of the billionaires bill gates sxelon musk they may have forged their fortunes in tech but the do could not be more different when it comes to electric cars. the microsoft co-founder recently revealed that he bought an electric porsche tican and he wasn't impressed by the range of electric car choices tesla ceo elon musk reacted to that by tweeting that his conversations with gates have been underwhelming >>> now to the trailblazing coach who's become a game changer for baseball here's nbc's katie beck. >> reporter: major league baseball for rachel balkovec was a field of dreams, just not coming true. >> great job >> i applied for a bunch of jobs and just got like crickets, like nothing back >> r

hank hacked and rightly so. data security will never go away, data storage, would generate so much material has to be stored. and also senior healthcare is a great industry. vision and hearing for instance are great industries to be in. maria: how do you tap into that industry? >> which won the last one? maria: yes. >> you have to study for instance anybody over 70 years old, 50% of people over 70 are going to have cataracts. so you are not going to put off cataract surgery whether or not there are viruses or whether or not the trade laws doesn't follow through, you can invest in companies that care about cataracts. you can invest in companies that care about hearing. people over 75 are going to have hearing issues. maria: is also an election year, what typically happens there had a suppliant things? >> i don't move the goal post what i do is have a say of these stocks are the stocks i got a long run, and at long-run seems shorter and shorter. but to me it's a two or three year horizon. i just push on through that noise, and remember, these themes i mentioned, whoever wins, i don't think it will impact those

hank. just make sure i get bail. - alvin olinsky has dedicated his life to the people of this city. - he dedicated his life to you. - it should be you in there. not him. - [grunting] [tense music] ♪ - it has been a tough day. but we still have jobs to do. - [grunts] chicago pd! - okay, okay, okay-- - you shot him in cold blood! - i didn't see what happened. - it doesn't matter!

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has been building for the nominees. >> the best supporting actor category this year is completely stacked with acting legends. >> tom hanks, anthony hopkins, al pacino, joe pesci and the youngest in the group, brad pitt, all hollywood veterans. >> are you an actor? >> no, i'm a stuntman. >> one favorite, laura dern, has already taken home awards for her supporting role in "marriage story." >> part of what we can do is tell me your story. >> will she also win the oscar. and south korean thriller "parasite" wowing audiences with six nominations. likely to win best foreign picture but also nominated for best picture. only the sixth film to be recognized in both categories. every year the show tries to cut its run time. this year same as every year, only 90 seconds for winners to make it to the stage and their acceptance speeches. abc 7 news. julian. >> they will be ushering people on and off the stage. we know this is the second year without a host for the oscars, so what can we expect on the stage? >> it is. they have a long list of presenters and performers, last year. >> a lot of people looking forward to billie eilish, t

nobody has a magic wand, and yet there are positive indicators for hank beard including people who don'tle have begrudgingly admitted that things are positive. people feel optimistic about their financial future. that is their feeling. feelings drive people. >> that his rights. last night president trump communicated directly to a part of the american population that republicans don't always try to win votes. van jones even admitted that last night. criminal justice reform, opportunity zones, lowest black unemployment rate. there is real results, school choice. how are the democrats who are with the teachers, they did not applaud when that young girl got an opportunity scholarship to urban philadelphia? good luck trying to win pennsylvania. >> shannon: please come back very soon. richard and charlie, thank you. fox news at night, exclusive with the ambassador of germany. he tells us what world leaders are actually saying about president trump. that is next. vicks vapopatch. breathe easy. hi. uh, can you tell me how to get to i-70, please? o-okay, are you -- ah, yes. thank you. switch to

hank you.>>> stock markets around the world suffered steep losses. assigned that e coronavirus related are tang a toll. joining me is re owens. this has been a rough week for inekstors. the worst since the financial crisis of 2008. coronavirus seems to be the trigger. all downward action attributabl >> it's hard to say. probably the trigger. we had a stocmarket thatwent higher. we have not had a correction of is sort. there were thoughts especialy that push higher within the last couple months. that we needed to come down. we over the end we saw the coronavirus spread. that was the concern. it triggered all of this. we had concerns. ns we had concabout coronavirus, overinflated stock market. all of it came this week in a gigantic decline. >> do you think we are ving into a bear market? >> we are getting close. a 10% decline. we are getting c decline. we have to see where it goes. or in the term. this weekend if we don't see any more shocks to thsystem like we saw last weekend. maybe a calms down. we're getting close to the end of the first quarter. e month away. most warnings from companies have been on the first quarter. here is what

hank you for joining ming. up, tesla's incredible six-day rally has come to an end with shares tumbling more than 20%.ls next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >>>> 60% rally -- the incredible six-day 60% rally of tesla has stopped. they fell as much as 20%. that erased most of the gains from the past few days. what are we seeing here? profit-taking? are there more declines to come? >> there could be a number of factors today. could be worried about coronavirus. that is a really short-term focus. we brought out our latest research on tesla. a respected value for the stock is 7000. that is because they are the leader in electric autonomous vehicles. that is the future of the market. traditional auto has struggled to produce ev's that are on par with tesla's cars. it is running away from the competition. is a veryhat impressive prediction and a long way from where we are now. does tesla really have that much of a head start? ships far fewer cars than traditional automakers. >> tesla is the leader and they are writing down the battery cost decline curve. we have done a lot of work to protect the future decline of ba

correspondent dasha burns is live in dubuque, iowa, where she has been talking to voters about the turnout. dasha? >> hey richard we are hankingue. every place like this i go to is abuzz with talk about the caucus. what to expect, where to go, and of course who to caucus for. one thing everybody seems to be prepared for is big crowds and big turnout. we talked to them about why they are so much more engaged this time around. take a listen. iowans have an outsized role in american politics. the first voters to have a say in the presidential election. >> it feels really really empowering. >> i have been knocking some doors. i think people are excited to come out. >> i get the feeling of i need to do something. >> reporter: in 2016 only 15.7% of eligible voters in iowa showed up to caucus. why didn't you caucus in 2016? >> i thought it was a done deal. i really thought hillary had it. >> reporter: this time around the hawk eye state is expecting record turnout. what are you planning to do this year? >> i am caucuses. >> reporter: dina lives on a farm in rural iowa with her husband, john. >> within the last couple of days i have b

eddie has been the driving force behind wildlife resource will benefit hat future generations forever. hanks to eddie's persuasive abilities and creative thinking, recruited t -- he's the state of north carolina and others to join him to the tune f millions of dollars in projects to improve wildlife restoration, water quality, be habitat statewide. funded, foundation has habitat, e, a quail north carolina state university in k bear research project hyde county and created the frank a. sharp junior wildlife center in guilford county. we can all thank eddie for the create the north carolina wildlife resources commission, wildlife endowment which currently has $130 million in assets and has funded million for wildlife restoration and habitat improvements. madam speaker, eddie also helped create the state water fowl tax and state income checkoff for nongame and endangered wildlife which together have raised $10 million nongame wildlife and water fowl projects. by eddie ents founded has raised more than $200 natural o preserve our habitat area. eddie served 12 years in the wildlife lina commissio

discuss the major decisions he has this year the business of the nfl, coming up a bit for stray me right now to discuss 2020 and investing today, and investing in the coming year hank smith with just under $10 billion in assets under management. hank it's great to have you this week and thanks for being here. >> it's night to be with you maria. >> we have a lot to talk about with the worries over the coronavirus and the credible market that has a record after record this week. we have pretty good jobs numbers, and we did have a good performance. do you want to put new money to work given the worries of a corona virus the worries we could see economy is slowing because the first quarter shutdown and china. even in the face of always record highs? >> the short answer to that is yes we do. because going into that the 11th year of a bull market, the building blocks foundation if you will is still very, very positive. that is low inflation, low interest rates, growing economy, growing earnings and strong balance sheets. these are the building blocks of actually create returns. that actually hasn't changed with the coronavirus. incrementally the news is getting a little

hank y. bren youan getore infoation abt the ronaviruon our ytube channel or go to our website, dw.com. here is a look at the stories making headlines around the world. hosni mubarak hasied at 91. he ruled egypt for 30 years and was a key ally of the west. they saw him as a guarantor of regional stality, but to others, he was an autocratic tyrant who was ousted in the 2000 11 arab spring protests. each of has declared three days of morning. sweden's foreign ministry has summoned the chinese ambassador to stockholm to demand the release of a bookseller. a court in china sentenced him, a chinese-born swedish citizen, to 10 years in prison on charges of illegally sending intelligence abroad. he owned a hong kong publishing house that sold brooks critical of china's leadership. -- books critical of china's leadership. italy has arrested 65 people with links to the mafia. police have been involved in a three-year operation against the network, considered italy's most powerful crime syndicate. under to suspects have been arrested in that town. now to india, day two of donald trump's visit, during which the focus switched to trade in defense. following talks with prime minis

thank somebody who has become an increasingly close a end, a wonderful actor, great american, danny glover. one of the hanking young political stars in is mayor ry and that mississippi.a of and let me thank one of the greatest rap stars, killer mike. and let me thank senator nina turner. here today for two purposes. are united and understanding that we have got dangerous he most president in the modern history of america. we have to defeat him and we him.defeat we will defeat him because the sick and eople are tired of a president who is a liar.ogical they are sick and tired of a president who is running a administration. and i'll give you an example. we will e example why beat donald trump. trump is here today in carolina., south ow, all of you know there is a global health care crisis taking lace right now with the coronavirus. countries all over the world are orking frantically to figure out how they can control the vaccine w we can get a to deal with the virus, and here in america, obviously we got to the same. one might think that in the idst of a major health care crisis the president of the nited st

hank who is my producer, his mom is here. and she has to be right. who will be the nominee?ttigieg. >> bloomberg. >> bloomberg. >> a lot of bloomberg happening here. >> klobuchar. >> dark horse michael bennet. >> oh, there is always one bennet in the crowd. okay. >> bloomberg/harris. >> oh, she has the whole ticket. hire this lady, democratic party. >> bloomberg. >> bernie sanders. >> bernie for the win! >> bernie sanders. >> we can't ask you, you are already a pundit. let's run down here real quick. i'll try not to fall. falling is a bad idea for television. >> bernie. >> biden. >> let's come back here. >> bloomberg. >> bloomberg. >> pete. >> pete. >> biden. >> biden. >> who will be the nominee? >> bloomberg. >> bloomberg. >> sanders. >> sanders. >> mayor pete. >> tom steyer. >> biden. >> we already know what understand. let's keep it moving. she's for trump if you weren't watching earlier. >> biden. >> bernie sanders. >> bloomberg. >> sanders. >> are we out of time? all right. this is it. one more. >> buttigieg. >> i already said -- >> he wants -- >> i said bill weld. >> a

has remained pretty much the same. but lisa and maggie never get older and homer never gets smarter, but one character is changing, voice actor, hankying apu. he was once seen as funny but now some say he represents offensive stereotypes. >> had a great career filled with acting and political acclaim but one still haunts me, apoo. you know a white guy does the voice? a white guy doing an impression of a white guy making fun of my father. >> i'm making a movie about how much i dislike it? >> can you do an indian voice and how offensive can you make it? i said it's a little stereotype and they said all right. >> reporter: he said he gradually became aware that apoo was hurtful. azaria is jewish and said he i started thinking if that character was the only representation of jewish people in american culture, i might not love that. and some say the character is beloved worldwide. >>> prince harry has made it official, just call him harry. at a tourism conference, he asked to be introduced without the royal title. he's making his final rounds before stepping back from royal duties. and john bon jovi is recording a song. he was jokingly

has been building for the nominees. >> the best supporting actor category this year is completely stacked with acting legends. >> tom hanks, anthony hopkins, al pacino, joe pesci and the youngest in the group, brad pitt. >> are you an act he were. >> no, i'm a stuntman. >> dern already taken home awards for her role in "marriage story." >> will she also win the oscar. south korean "par ar sight" wowing with six nominations. likely to win best foreign picture but also nominated for best picture. the only film to be recognized in both categories. every year the show tries to cut ettel run time, ensemble 90 seconds to make the stage and speech. >> they will be rushed along. we know this is the second year without a host for the oscars, so what can we expect on the stage. >> it is. they have a long list of presenters and performers, last year we had a viral moment with brad cooper lady gaga when they performed shall"shallow." with a live show like this, anything can happen. >> we're certainly looking forward to it. meanwhile tension is building for what could be a historic nature for hollywood. korean film "parasite" potentia

has died. >> i call it the husband -- two drops behind each ear and he will try to hit more home runs than hank. >> she played the evans family neighbor and co-browrote and sa "moving on up" for "the jenc th jefferso jeffersons." janet jackson played her adopted daughter and said, "i saw how she broke stereotypes and changed the landscape for women in entertainment." she was survived by her three children. she was 73. >>> 55 minutes past the hour. let's check on cnn business. looking at markets around the world. looks like they're trying to lean higher. u.s. futures now also. looks like they're a little bit -- pull those up, futures -- there they are. 64 points and the dow right now. stocks finished mixed on tuesday. the broader market fell after apple warned investors that the coronavirus is hurting its business more than previously expected. apple shares down almost 2%. that moves shaved $34 billion off its market value. the fell fell 166 points. the nasdaq hit a record closing high. >>> big changes are coming to hsbc. the london-based bank plans to cut around 35,000 jobs over the next three

hank >> caller: hey, jim. >> yo, yo. >> caller: i love your show. i called in two years ago about dexcom since your call, the stock has gone through the wroroof >> sheecently got the tandem insulin pump and the control iq and the basel iq features are amazing. we love the pump, but the stock has been on a tear would you buy it here? >> see, that's the problem thank you for talking than dexcom that's one we've been behind i don't know, maybe since the 40s. tandem we made a really strong push on. and my problem with telling you to buy it now is people were very angry at me that we pushed this thing and it didn't go up immediate by it's now heavily shorted i will stick with dexcom, because i've got to tell you, that's the better mousetrap in a horrendous disease as you know from your daughter kevin sayer, thank you for coming on the show so many times. tom in kentucky, tom >> caller: jim, boo-yah from the bluegrass straight. >> i love the bluegrass state. love the horse museum, so fabulous go ahead >> caller: many thanks for your dedication and inspiration my wife and i retirement is much happier. >> that makes me feel great. it's been a long day becau

hank aaron and donald trump doing it for rush limba h limbaugh? it was great tv. it appealed to the base, but there's real accountability in who you choose, and he has elevated someones made a business out of playing the lowest common denominators. >> what does this say about the divided nation in which we live? >> it says a lot. it also says that the president of the united states rather than trying to be a uniter has been very content to be a divider. remember, most presidents ultimately it's about trying to unify the nation, and a couple of rhetorical asides, you know, let's put them aside, this is a president who believes in dividing and conquering. he can say he's a counter puncher, but he is a brawler. he believes in bullying, he believes in using fear and greed to intimidate people into submission and has worked well for his party. right wing talk radio and the whole partisan news complex helped reinforce that, demonizing dissent and portraying it as disloyalty. rush limbaugh invented a lot of that. this was not about trying to elevate people who aspire and help unite the nation, even if they represent different political perspectives, and politics often does

has wiped out olympic qualifiers in china. but organizers say the tokyo games will go on japan is continuing to build its field of dreams because like tom hanks says if you build it they will come. but will they the ceo of the tokyo organizing committee said that he was seriously worried the coronavirus could throw cold water on the games and then the next day he quickly put that fire out saying let me be clear. we are not considering postponing or canceling the olygpics. japan reported its first death from the coronavirus yesterday its neighboring china that suffering the most with more than 1300 deaths. the summer olympics are expected to attract more than 11 1000 athletes from warriors steph klay and ray are hoping to play for team usa under coach kerr spring training is officially underway in arizona for the giants and the a's, the giants pitchers and catchers are stretching their in scottsdale arizona. they haven't made the playoffs in 4 years maybe things will be different under new manager gabe kepler expectations are way higher for oakland because the a's are coming off 97 winds and back to back playoff appearances. they are working o

hank you [laughter] -- [applause] thank you very much, everybody. wow. we have all been through a lot together, and we probably deserve that hand for all of us, because it hasn a very unfair situation. i invited some of our very good friends, and we have limited room, but everybody wanted to come. we kept it down to a minimum, and believe it or not, this is a minimum. but a tremendous thing was done over the last number of months, but if you go back to it really come over the last number of years. we had the witchhunt. it started from the day we came down the elevator, myself and our future first lady who is with us right now. [applause] and it never really stopped. we have been going through this now for over three years. it was people. it was corrupt. it was dirty cops. and itleakers and liars, should never, ever happen to and other president, ever. i don't know that other presidents would have been able it.ake it -- take some people said no, they wouldn't have. i can tell you at a minimum, i have to focus on this because it can get away very quickly, no matter who you have with you, it can get away very quickly. it was a disgrace. whoi not fired james co