the self driving car unit is suing huber. the former employee downloaded 14,000 confidential files before he left the country last year. it's quickly acquired by uber. they're accusing uber of using some of that technology. huber comments on the story say saying we take these allegations meets against auto and uber employees seriously and we will reveal this matter carefully. to venture capitalists signed. this comes after huber opens an internal investigation. those investigators include the former u.s. attorney air cold or who has been working with huber since last summer on another matter. they released a statement saying they are conducting the review with the highest degree of integrity. the retailers are back in the spotlight. they rose about 3% after hours. this after they be estimates of quarterly earnings and quarterly revenue. there was no effects from the angry donald trump tweet. they met the expectations sales were slightly higher to. there certainly watching shares today. and looking for jcpenney to continue to

what is it about trump that is so gene huber?u know, it's really -- it's truth, you know, it comes from his heart and you know the man is speaking the truth us to. in all the promises that he said, he's doing. so anything that president trump says just a firm believer of everything he does because he tells us and we the people that, and that's the main reason. he's just like us, he's funny, he's just a normal guy, but he's the president. >> and he owns a lot of buildings. >> yeah, he owns -- just a little bit actually, i would think, and there's another reason, brian, real quick. a man who's 70 years old. has the life, everything that's beautiful, and here he goes to do this for us. that just shows you the love, you know? he shows love, and we show love back. >> you showed enough love to be first in line. what time did you get up today to be in line? >> i got up at 2:45 a.m. to brush my teeth. i don't got the gel in the hair now, because it's been a long day. i called a taxi, i was four miles away in a hotel. i got a taxi and lan

thank you so much, gene huber. the next hour of "newsroom" starts now. >>> top of the hour now. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm pamela brown in washington on this saturday. well, he's been in office for less than a month, but president donald trump is already back on the campaign trail. he just wrapped up a rally in florida just moments ago. and from the very beginning, he made it absolutely clear rile he was there >> i'm here because i want to be among hi friends and among the people. i also want to speak to you without the filter of the fake new news. >> all right, yesterday, the trump tweeted, the press was the enemy of the american people. while he didn't use such strong words today, he did say this. all right. as we await for that sound bite -- oh, here we go. >> -- dishonest media, which has published one false story after another, with no sources, even though they pretend they have them, they make 'em up in many cases, they just don't want to report the truth and they've been calling us wrong now for two years. they don't get it. but they're starting to get it. i

this accuses huber of stealing trade secrets. huber says it's taking the matter seriously.y are reviewing the allegations. >>> coming up, a ski trip to remember. and just minutes we will show you rescue near lake tahoe. my a scare had to spend the night on the side of a mountain.>> at least 150 people still need assistance with the flooding evacuation centers. coming monday they will not be available. coming up, the plan for the evacuees. >> good morning, we see that traffic is moving along slowly in some areas. at the bay bridge for example. care on the golden gate bridge it looks good driving from marin county into san francisco.>> it's clear and not raining. it is cold out there. lots of reports of frost. we have a nice-looking friday. it will not be that warm. waymo claims uber stole its technology by secretly downloading thousands of files from its hardware systems. >>> take a look at this video from a chp helicopter in the sierra showing the rescue of that snowboarder who became stuck all night long on the mountain at heavenly ski resort. 32-year-old aaron you fared o

clayton: that man is gene huber.de, and he's joining us live right now. you've become a star overnight, gene, and i know you probably lost your voice from all the talking and shouting you had to do -- >> good morning. i did lose hi voice a little bit. i apologize for that. pete: in service of your country. so you're first in line, did you know this was going to happen, and how surprise were you when he points you out is and says that's my guy, bring him up here. >> it's a dream come true. i've been supporting president trump for over two years now, and my goal was to be first on line, but i had no clue he was going to point to me and say, get on up here. [laughter] clayton: you were there at tour in the morning. i understand you were almost, like, sort of camped out. first in line. i think our own griff jenkins interviewed you. donald trump saw that on television -- abby: from the airplane. clayton: that's my guy. you got there, why so early? >> because i wanted to make sure i was number one. that was the reason. abb

thank you so much, gene huber. the next hour of "newsroom" starts now. >>> top of the hour now. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm pamela brown in washington on this saturday. well, he's been in office for less than a month, but president donald trump is already back on the campaign trail. he just wrapped up a rally in florida just moments ago. and from the very beginning, he made it absolutely clear rile he was there >> i'm here because i want to be among hi friends and among the people. i also want to speak to you without the filter of the fake new news. >> all right, yesterday, the trump tweeted, the press was the enemy of the american people. while he didn't use such strong words today, he

credit unions but what you describe happening, usaa, and a really excellent bank, lending club is huber for lending, they want to expose their savings to borrowers and had the money with lending club, which vets borrowers and lenders the money out so increasingly most lending occurs away from us banking system. what we know it terms of people getting loans, more and more taking away from banking and that is healthy because banks are so overregulated they can't take the risks, they would power innovative advances. in terms of the gold standard we are on the way back simply because if you look at the electorate, as long and frustrated by hurting dollars that don't hold their value not only evason rates paychecks but reduces the investment of how to gut economic growth. they are buying dollar income streams in the future so treasuries, the dollar makes investors more careful and less likely to commit their capital to innovative uses but what i ultimately think is going to happen is because governments have been so irresponsible with money technology will more and more make it possible for

gene huber is with us. for those who missed it. first off let's recreate the scene. you had a goal for your third trump rally. >> my goal was to be the first person in line at president trump's rally. brian: you said the first rally you were third and the next one you for 6th and this one you were 1st. that's when the news crews started finds you? >> i felt like a king. i couldn't walk anywhere. i was wow, this is wonderful. and one of the interviews from fox actually, i mentioned that i love president trump and that's what the president heard. whene was flying on his plane to melbourne. he heard me say that about him. brian: then he spouts in the audience. he points to you. what does he say? >> he goes, come on up here. he says come on up here. he says let him in. sow i start walking up. is a come around to the bends, the secret service had no clue. so president trump said jump over the fence, you look healthy. so i jumped the fence and i got tackled basically. president trump said let him go, let him go. brian: you go up before 9,000 people and you nailed it. you s

jane huber first in line at 4:00 this morning. >> made all of these promises to us. and he is doing every single promise that he has mentioned, that's the one thing that i've always believed with president trump, what he says, is going to happen. >> this is my 14th rally. i've been to three trump rallies. i just like to support donald trump. >> across the street thousands of demonstrators protested against him. >> seems very suspicious, and the republicans completely unwilling to support that. >> supporters told us they were eager to hear more about the president's promise to create jobs, especially in the area owe space industry along florida space coast, former home of nasa shuttle program in a county where many of those jobs have dried up. >> well the woman meantime behind the infamous roe vs wade supreme court has passed away. norma was the lead plaintiff in the case that legalized abortion nationwide in 1973. the 59 year old was the jane row in the case. she died of heart problems. she later became a born-again christian and joined a group opposed to abortion ri

gene huber was first in line at 4:00 this morning. >> he made all these promises to us.nd he is doing every, single promise that he mentioned. and that's the one thing that i have always believed with president trump. what he says is going to happen. this is not the first time the president has rallied here at this airport. >> reporter: thousands of the supporters also showed up in september in a county and state that helped him secure the presidency. >> this is my 14th rally. and i have been to three mike pence rallies. >> reporter: why so many? >> i just -- i just like to support donald trump. >> reporter: across the street, hundreds of demonstrators protested against him. >> the rush of things seems suspicious and the republicans seem unwilling to pursue that. >> reporter: supporters told us they were eager to hear more about the president's promise to create jobs especially in the aerospace industry along florida's space coast. the former home of nasa's shuttle program and a county where many of those jobs have dried up. kenneth craig, cbs news, melbourne, florida. >

warren and the factory worker in mansfield and the waitress in a diner in findley and a factory work in huber heights. they shouldn't be expected to work until they're 67 or 70 to be eligible for medicare. i will vote against him. i will vote against mr. mnuchin who lied to the committee about a $100 million investment he had which he forgot about. of course people forget about $100 million investments they have. he lied to the committee about some of the things he did at one west bank. a whole host of these nominees aren't qualified and their ethics are questionable. but i'm not seeing, other than senator murkowski and other than senator collins, i'm not seeing any of my republican colleagues, out of fear of this president, fear of this president personally attacking them, public clib and personal -- publicly and personally, i have seen them shrink back from doing their constitutional duty and voting their conscience. i hope maybe today, maybe in senator sessions' vote which i believe will be tonight, that some of my republican colleagues will realize they need to do their jobs. they need to

mr trump said the man, now identified as gene huber, had waited since 4am to attend and said, "this guys great, i'm not worried about him", signalling for security to allow him to jump a barrier and climb on stage. come on up. come here. this guy... so, he has been all over television saying the best things andi television saying the best things and i see him standing. itg got here at like 4am? and i see him standing. itg got here at like ham 7 stay and i see him standing. itg got here at like 4am? stay couple of —— say a couple of words to this crowd. mr president, thank you, sir. we the people, our movement is the reason why our president of the united states is standing here in front of us states is standing here in front of us today. when president trump during the election promised all these things that he was going to do for us, i knew he was going to do this for us! applause mr president, thank you so much. star is born. a star is born. with me now is the broadcaster and political commentator charlie wolf. quite an extraordinary rally. one of three speeches that donald trump has

you wrote an article published just yesterday saying that last year as a country we built huber new affordableany yearfor 2a years —— affordable homes to rent and buy than any year for 2h years —— fewer. as we look into the coming weeks, and the publication of this bill, what will you be trying to do to get some of the measures that labour wa nts some of the measures that labour wants included ? some of the measures that labour wants included? as you say, even the housing minister himself has described that record of last year, the lowest level of new affordable housing built, is feeble. what i wa nt to housing built, is feeble. what i want to see, and what i will continue to argue, is that we need to step up the level of house building, we'd housing associations and councils to be able to build more, alongside developers, and we need actions, finally, to help private renters with more secure tenancies and more predictable rent rises. that article was trying to make the argument to conservative supporters that if the prime minister is as good as her word, wanting a country that works for all,

. >> reporter: for that trump enthusiast gene huber, all the waiting was worth it. >> that mice guy therehop over the fence, you can do it. rsh pushing through secret service to give him a vigorous hug. >> knew he was going to do it for us. >> a star is born. >> reporter: one big difference from past rallies. "air force one," the candidate also the president. he insists his administration is off to a fine start. >> the white house is running so smoothly, so smoothly. >> reporter: and many of his reporters agree. >> thank you, donald trump. >> reporter: though some did share one complaint. >> stop arguing people and do your job. >> reporter: stop arguing people and do your job. >> yeah. >> reporter: but his administration is facing real challenges and now republican lawmakers are feeling the backlash. voters voicing their concerns at town halls. in new york, in south carolina. mary bruce, abc news, washington. >>> in bay area an effort to save the affordable care act. minority house leader nancy pelosi was in san francisco yesterday meeting with constituents. abc7 news reporter elissa harr

huber has hired eric holder to look into sexual harassment claims made by susan salÉ or harassed herfirst day on the job. when she reported the incident to management commissioners told her manager was not punished because he was a high performer and this was his first offense. holder will investigate the incident and the overall culture often criticized for lack of diversity. lauren: twister is cutting jobs as customers do more shopping online is a privately held retailer laid out between 10% and 15% of corporate employees. 250 jobs eliminated the company. toys "r" us like rick and mortar retailers had a tough time getting shoppers into stores during the key holiday shopping season. other toy companies forced to offer deep just counts leading up to christmas. lauren: messaging out what path the wicket snapshot a run for their money. shares pictures and videos that disappear after 24 hours. similar to what people are doing not only on snapchat podesta grand stories. the entire list of contacts to just a few friends. this status goes out on monday. lea: among the stocks to watch a day

word just moments ago that the founder and ceo of huber is resigning from the president's economic advisory board just a day before tomorrow's scheduled meeting. this on a day when major american tech companies had ramped up their fight with the president trump present trump over his immigration order. he praised samsung a korean company which is considering building a factory in the unit seats. while the foreign tech company may be creating jobs and in the united states american tech giants are fighting to bring foreign workers into the united states. michelle you wrote a book about this very issue. silicon valley keeps telling us or not smart. there are millions of jobs who i'm betting they have no choice but to bring in foreign talent. the book that i wrote a couple of years ago with john manno who was a former software programmer who was hit very hard by the wages of 81b on american workers and then became a lawyer disney workers have blown the whistle on the entire rack on have been forced to train the chief foreign replacements. in the racket is being threatened by president trump mor

join us tomorrow, brian, thank you, you came from pirro, you co-hosted a great job, with gene huber on on the show, i didn't see the whole walk up until i saw the show, i never saw the cut away, it is an amazing story. >> it is amazing, what do you make of the, vent? >> as if he wrote the speech, it was so trump, there have been speeches before written for him, i thought he needed it. he looked to future, i thought in the beginning it of a bad idea, after i saw it it was a great idea. greg: that is typical. you change your mind. stay away from my notes, these are my notes. >> i had no idea. all right david. what did you make of it, people accused him of playing to his base. but didn't obama do that every time he went on the daily show. >> yeah, trump knows what he is doing, he likes to get people riled up, i like he is casual, no tie. greg: no tie. >> no ties to russia, no tie at all. greg: well done. you came casual, you just got back from a job or what. >> i just woke up. >> that is what people wear what they masturbate in the theater, not they would know. all right, cat, the purpose

huber has been dealing with charges of discriminatory and sexist behavior at the company.ren: the parent snapchat for his $3 billion ipo on thursday. it expects investors to buy as much as a quarter of shares to agree not to sell them for a year. that is called a lockout. that helps companies moderate during the period. it's initially long as one year and seen as a sign the company expects strong demand for its ipo. snap is targeting evaluation of $19.522.3 billion from the sale happening on the new york stock exchange the new york stock exchange reportedly doing run to not repeat what happens with a spout. the snap ipo expected to be the biggest one since face up at the nasdaq. nicole: at&t as the dnc and the competition over data plans less than two weeks after offering instead a plan to all subscribers. at&t is offering added discounts. ninety dollars a month. that's a drop of 10 bucks. subscribers to choose one of the television services will get a $25 monthly bill credit. sprint, t-mobile, verizon offering unlimited data plans ranging from $60 to $80 a month. >> amazo

word just moments ago that the founder and ceo of huber is resigning from the president's economic advisoryjust a day before tomorrow's scheduled meeting. this on a day when major american tech companies had ramped up their fight with the president trump present trump over his immigration order. he praised samsung a korean company which is considering building a factory in the unit seats. while the foreign tech company may be creating jobs and in the united states american tech giants are fighting to bring foreign workers into the united states. mich

the man who was on the stage with the president, his name is gene huber.e he is, and he's joining us on the show. gene, before we go any further, i want you to tell us the story about your mom and dad. they were watching you at home. >> okay. stuart: tell us the story. >> yes. they're just sitting at home watching the rally like any normal family would do -- [laughter] and all of a sudden they see their son pop to up on stage. they literally fell backwards. [laughter] they were so shocked. stuart: well, you must have been shocked when the president just picked you out of the crowd. what was the first thing that ran through your head? >> i'll tell you, i could not believe -- i was this shock myself. i saw him point at me, i was like, is he pointing at me? and, you know, it all started because i was the first one on line, you know? that's how it started. stuart: there's another story i want you to tell our viewers. as i understand it, first thing in the morning you've got a cardboard cutout of our president in your house. >> yes, i do. stuart: what do you do

.>>> still ahead this morning, google versus huber. a battle between the two companies over driverless cars. coming up at 6 am, how one engineer is at the center of a major controversy. >> are you eating of -- enough of the right foods? will tell you about recommendations on how much fruit and vegetables you should eat to stay healthy. >> it slow in some areas. we are looking at the commute to the tunnel on 24. you can see on the way up to the tunnel it's getting more crowded heading west on 24. >> it's cold out there this morning. we are looking for a nice looking friday. what about the weekend? any changes, yes, but not that bad. spectra department of homeland security is denying that it misled santa cruz authorities during a rave last week. 12 people are alleged grain -- gang members. homeland security says the other 10 people were targeted because of their immigration status. they have all been released. the santa cruz police chief says the department was led to believe that the raid only targeted gang members. federal officials in

on thursday, the ceo of huber, the retching company in cummaquid the president's economic advisory councilade up mainly of business leaders over his new executive order temporarily banning travel to the u.s. for people from seven predominantly muslim companies. bret? >> bret: peter, thank you. stocks were up-to-date, the dow gained 187,000. the s&p 500 -- nasdaq jumped 31. the week, the dow lost, s&p 500 and the nasdaq gained about a tenth. president obama made it rain for the united nations before he left the white house. rain money, that is. fox news analysis of state department data indicates mr. obama showered about $9.2 billion to the u.n. and its affiliates during his final year in office. those kinds of figures will be analyzed by the new administration, according to white house officials. they have promised to take a critical look at u.s. funding for the u.n. one of the most famous of the navy's warships is in a position to carry out any actions president trump may order against iran. and there are some red faces at the pentagon tonight, read as an angry and embarrassed about descr

. >> reporter: for that trump enthusiast, gene huber, all that waiting paid off. >> that's my guy right there. hop over the fence, come on. he can do it. >> reporter: pushing through secret service to grab the president of the united states in a vigorous hug. >> i knew he was going to do this for us. >> a star is born. >> reporter: one big difference from past rallies, the entrance on air force one. the candidate now also the president. trump insists his administration is off to a strong start. >> the white house is running so smoothly. so smoothly. >> reporter: and many of his supporters agree. >> thank you, donald trump. >> reporter: though some did share one complaint. >> stop arguing with people and do your job. >> reporter: stop arguing with people and do your job? >> yes. >> reporter: his administration is facing real challenges. and now republican lawmakers are feeling the backlash. voters voicing their concerns at town halls from new york -- >> we need to get this russian thing outside of the political arena. this is -- >> reporter: to south carolina. >> given the two choices i

adam: that was gene huber a lon long time trump supporter on stuart varney's show this morning.is surprise appearance at saturday's rally has gone viral. two others have also gone viral. they're former democrats who supported donald trump right from the start. sisters diamond and silk join us now live on skype and just so everyone knows, diamond is wearing purple and silk is in the blue. so let me start. welcome and thank you, both, for joining us. >> thank you for having us. adam: silk, let me start with you. because i had the privilege of covering president trump when he was running for presidency, and i was at some of these campaign rallies and there were thousands upon thousands of people. and i used to refer to it as a movement. there was no real way to describe the enthusiasm of the people there, unless you were there. because it doesn't -- it doesn't transcend in words. so let me ask you. you're standing on that podium. is it the same feeling now that he's won the office and he's in facting what he said he would do? >> it is very incredible. it feels like a family reunion

.>>> huber has opened an investigation into claims of sexual harassment made by a former engineer, the engineer, susan fowler, described the alleged harassment and a recent blog post as she claims a manager openly propositioned her for sex but she says that when she reported it to hr she was ignored and told it was the manager's first offense. fowler claimed she later found other female coworkers reported the same supervisor but their complaints were ignored as well and they were also told it was the manager's first offense. she also claimed that she was passed up for promotions because of her complaint and fowler said many women left the company because of alleged sexism in the organization and response of the blog post uber ceo describes what is described as a guest are the we believe in and anyone who behaves this way or think that is okay will be fired. he also says the company will conduct an urgent investigation.>>> the sonoma marin smart train is teaming up with lift to offer discounted rides for people going from a train station to their jobs and the marina independent journal

. >> and in fact he had one of them come up on stage, gene huber who we spoke to on the show after he went up to the podium. and he couldn't have been more enthusiastic about president trump. he said he supported him for two years, on that note, you have people like him and others who are at that rally today, so excited for president trump who say look, he's doing exactly what we put him in office to do. he met with ceos of major companies, he sienled the executive order for the border wall. he made these promises of bringing back jobs and strengthening our borders. isn't that what the voters want? >> no, there's a lot of hot air and talking points that appeal to his base and his base unfortunately is small, it's not the margins and as we know, president trump has the lowest favorability rateding of any incoming president in modern history. and i want to remind him, you have won the presidency, stop campaigning, doing alternative facts about the size of your crowds. size of your votes, get on with it, be presidential. there are only two reasons why he did this rally today and the conf

hugh herbert huber -- hoover. it is a great venue -- avenue for debate. the categories that were used in 2000 that we came to . we chose to keep them that way for this third a survey, but i wouldt that my students probably question why we came up with those particular categories . they certainly would debate the results. that is what makes this so fascinating. all americans will be looking at this differently. based onoing to judge your political perspective, based on her background. that is all right. host: we have calls waiting for the three academic historians and advisers. fort lauderdale, on the independent line. good morning. morning to you and the historians. i was a major in history and glad to see the show that is on today. the question that i have has to do with harry truman moving beyond -- behind the dwight eisenhower. i think eisenhower basically continued some of the policies of truman. it was written that the creation -- the cold war against the soviet union, i would tend to think that treatment should still outrank eisenhower who by and la

one person will not be there, though, is the ceo of huber, who backed out after getting a lot of negative publicity for being involved in this white house, we'll see where that relationship goes. and it's interesting, too, that the president does seem to have declared his first war, and this war is with arnold schwarzenegger, of all things, the two of them went back and forth yesterday, the president saying at the national prayer breakfast that he should pray for arnold schwarzenegger to have better ratings on "the apprentice" ," and arnold responded on twitter with a video, and the president responded this morning saying, "yes, arnold schwarzenegger did a really bad job as governor of california and even worse on the apprentice... but at least he tried hard!" so amid all of the big news and important issues that are coming out of the white house today, we are also seeing some of this other stuff being pursued with a certain amount of vigor. >> jon: a little bit of theater coming out of the oval office. john roberts there, thank you. >> jenna: joining us now for more, let's bring in glen

a french businessman is blaming huber for breaking up his marriage. company for $45 million. the man said his problems began when he used his wife's cell phone to log into the gap. a typical glitch allowed his wife to be notified every time he used it. even after he logged out. she filed for divorce. we don't know if he was cheating we don't know what was going on. but he's suing for $45 million and blaming huber. i think that's important. one heck of a wife. maybe she ran away with the uber driver. there is more coming up. captain of the houston police department is with us. where does it have now. back in a minute. did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. right now, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. wheyou wantve somto protect it.e, at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an estate plan including wills or a livin

. >> that trump enthusiast gene huber that waiting paid off. >> that's my guy right there. >> reporter: pushing through secret service to grab the the president of the united states in a vigor outlines hug. >> i knew -- vigorous hug. >> i knew he was going to do this for us. >> reporter: one big difference from past reallies, the entrance on air force one, the candidate president. trump insists his administration is off to a strong start. >> the white house is running so smoothly. so smoothly. >> reporter: and many of his supporters agree. >> thank you donald trump. though, some did share a complaint. >> stop arguing with people and do your job. >> reporter: stop arguing with people and do your job. but his administration is facing challenges and republican lawmakers feeling the backlash voters voicing their concerns from town halls at new york. >> this russian thing this is america. >> reporter: south carolina [inaudible]. >> reporter: i'm mary bruce, abc news, washington. >> during his time in germany vice president mike pence met with the president of ukraine underscoring support fo

huber, iran, a good success. transformation came on the domestic side. you are just giving me the flip side of the argument i am making in my book. that is the argument i'm endorsing. a franklinying he is roosevelt on foreign policy, but on domestic policy, he is. right that counterfactual as are hard, but we do make predictions. in 2012, you wrote the true cost of our size of government is more stupid politics and a protracted recession. we talked about how obama spend the time talking about the various things obama needs to invest in to create broad-based growth. it is a basic provision between those of us that see prosperity [indiscernible] recession andthe we have brought broad-based growth. median income grew 5%. one of the highest rates of improvement for average people. so it is not just a matter of counterfactual's. we have evidence the economy is performing better than people who believed that stimulus thought it would. on obamacare, i don't accept that it is facing repealed. you have a six republican senators expressed concerns or outright oppo

we plan to extend those to london and china and cooperate with huber, and engineering hardware. and we test ourselves in the us, and it was a concern. in the last two months, introduced in 20 states. the start to become a problem in 2015 when we publicly called for federal guidance. last year we got the federal automated vehicle policies, very positive initiative. what could congress do? to accelerate traffic safety improvements, and rated in the end which major markets having done this. building blocks of driving cars, they take partial control. and help build consumer confidence in unsupervised driving. second congress would encourage netzer with an explicit request that the states refrain from legislating and regulating self driving cars. third congress should consider incentives for states to adopt model state policy. a patchwork to a delay making roads safer in america and a competitive disadvantage. this is a race for jobs. lots of regulations with politicians in the us, europe and china. six years ago, seeing the patchwork, not so sure. thank you for the opportunity to te

they believe that dictator huber ceo has promised an investigation they described describe the long-termtory of sexual harassment. she was openly positioned. she complained nothing happened. she said her female coworkers explained the same experience. to conduct an urgent investigation into dollars account. they are recalling some cars. the automaker said affected cars dodge chargers that are equipped with all-wheel drive. they are expected with the recall. chrysler said it will notify owners into dealers and they will do it free of charge. and finally connecticut don't -- gun owners are unhappy. the governor dan malloy is calling for increases for up to $300 fees for background checks are going to increase from 50 to 75. republicans are now vowing to fight the proposal. we should say that the gun advocates say many people will no longer be able to afford guns. he course is a democrat in connecticut. it is politically palatable and a left wing lunatic state like connecticut and they raise revenue. they view it as unfortunate. if you can start putting a huge price and exercising that peop

let me what keeps surveillance going -- two perspectives, we have your caution, 2% gdp, and peter huberore optimistic tact. what is missing from the optimists? what are they missing about their belief that we do get good, if not great economic growth, and by definition, a higher interest rate regime? how will that not happen? bill: well, i think they have a point. if you have a strong fiscal program -- we don't know what it is, but if it is to to $1 trillion to 2 -- $1 trillion to $2 trillion over the next 10 , and with corporate taxes being cut, there is the potential for near-term stimulus. time talking about real gdp over a relatively longer period of time -- 3, 5, 10 years. --we are stuck in a 2% zone i think we are stuck in a 2% zone. the short-term optimist, i will grant them 3% over the next year positivend that is a for equity markets, a positive for higher inflation, and a positive for higher body of. i can talk about -- bond yields. i can talk about that in a second. tom: we will talk about that, but critically, junior office at janus, you have a bloomberg terminal. it is a va

david huber, carrie richardson, prominent republican leaders in our state who also led the environmental protection movement. as i said, it was easy, you could small it and see it, the smog was so bad it was ridiculous and unhealthful and so we took some steps that dealt with that. well, madam president, we're facing an environmental threat today that's somewhat less visible, although i will argue that it is actually quite visible. but it is no less profound than i -- in fact, i believe it is more dangerous and more threatening, more important to the future of this planet and our country and our people than those obvious threats that were faced back in 1970 and beyond. environmental protection, in my view, is a moral and ethical issue. it's an intergenerational ethical issue and it can all be summarized by what i call the maine rototiller rule -- if you borrow your neighbor's rototiller in the spring, you have an obligation to return it to them in as good shape as you got it with a full tank of gas. that's all you need to know about environmental stewardship. we have the planet on loan.

gene huber who jumped over a little fence a couple of days ago, got tackled by the secret service, ablemuch. thank you so much. brian: no problem. now i know where to get my pacer. the amc i always wanted. steve: so it's true. he did have two cardboard cutouts of president trump. ainsley: let's hand it over to heather who has final headlines. >> he's a proud american. ainsley: we need more like him. >> yes. the assassination of kim jung nam shows the woman that the north korea dictator puts into a choke hold. moments later you can see him talking with security guards before he died. and police believe kim jong-un is behind the murder of his brother. four people are under arrest including the scientist making the moisten. ice raids paying off george who was an illegal immigrant escaped from an illinois prison back in 2003. well, the mexican national was jailed for felony cocaine charges, and he got away while on work release. he was arrested and will be deported after facing criminal charges. and can you believe this? a plane flying from the sky just feet from homes with people inside. t

that is the kind of huberous that i think people are so tired of.the idea we should give our legal to people who falsify documents puts our national security at risk, and the entire rule of law at risk. that is perfec crazy. brian: he's caught on tape. but that's just tells you how impervious he feels and he thinks there isn't going to be any follow through, and there probably isn't. ainsley: good morning to you. >> good morning to you to everyone at home. we've been following this for you. democrats staging a session since yesterday. their goal to derail today's nominee betsy devos. >> in my mind, she is the least qualified nominee in a historically unqualified cabinet. >> the white house agrees. they called devos an unbelievable champion of education. two republican senators, though, they're set to vote against her, setting up a potential 50/50 split. vice president mike pence would deliver the tie-breaking vote. and the military to the breaking point. that is what you will hear from top pentagon officials today. they're headed to capitol hill to

. >> let's talk about huber for a second. he said he's quitting the economic advisory council. after major backlash. on the same day the ceo of tesla announced he would stay on as a member of trump's counsel saint they simply provide advice many other executives. there is a meeting at the white house. with the ceo of tesla. elon musk. as you see there. steve schwartzman. they will all meet at the white house today. he got there from social media. he is now stepping down. what your thoughts. it was also criticized. over protest. a lot of it is where you are doing business. even more surprised about uber. it's not a publicly traded company. in terms of what you can do because you if you're really upset about the president's policies you get in his face. you look them in the eye. donald trump doesn't listen. and if he doesn't agree with you he will fight back. this is how you make change. it's actually going to the meeting. >> this is a move that will spur him to basically call him out. and criticized. he's playing the other game. so he has a president's ear. it's very interesting

ainsley: gene huber that funny guy used car salesman in florida.speaking in melbourne he invited him on stage. a man, just an ordinary voter. this is what happened. watch. >> i saw this man on television just now. you. i just saw him on television. he said i love trump. let trump do what he has to do. that's my guy right there. [cheers and applause] >> come here. let him up. i'm not worried about him. i'm only worried he is going to give me a kiss. i'm not worried about anything else. >> you can see there republicans and independents love. this they gave it an a. democrats a d. a star was definitely born. we are going to see next joe the plumber. who is going to disagree with that he invited him. one of us up on stage. seemed like spontaneous fun moment. ainsley: great to see you. he was released from guantanamo bay under president obama. now we have learned he has made a deadly return to terror. which politician said this i deal honored to have partnered with senator sessions for this important award. the answer might surprise you. todd starnes pl