j & j's baby powder. i am disappointing that j & j has refused to comply with our request. while mr. gorsky has not refrained from making multiple public statements on this topic, including offering written statements and speaking with media outlets, he has now avoided voluntarily testifying under oath before congress. in fact, this subcommittee's very first hearing earlier this year examined possible carcinogens in talc-based products. johnson & johnson objected to the hearing claiming it had not been invited to participate. in a media release subsequent to our hearing, johnson & johnson stated, and i quote, the subcommittee did not hear the preponderence that supports the safety of our product. we wanted mr. gorsky to come forward with j & j's side of the story, but he declined. we can only speculate as to why i am currently speaking to an empty chair. but here are the facts. there's evidence that for decades, tests have repeatedly found that johnson & johnson's talc-based baby powder contained asbestos. more sensitive testing methods than those used by johnson & johnson have tested

longo, when was the first known reporting of the asbestos in j & j's talc powder made public? >> the first reporting i think was only recently public. >> and was that positive asbestos finding conducted by an independent lab? >> yes, sir, it was. >> and let me ask you this, in response to a couple of questions that you were asked, i think that they mentioned that earlier in 2001, you had indicated that you weren't aware of asbestos in talc powder but then after reviewing documentary evidence, as well as conducting additional tests, you then learned of the presence of asbestos in talc powder. do you want to say anything more about that? >> yes, it was early on, and as scientists we keep our minds open, and then the, there was a published paper in 2014, 2015, and then i became interested in it, and then finally in 2016, decided to go ahead, but had to look for more sensitive methods. and that's where the liquid heavy density separation method came in. >> thank you, dr. longo. now, i will recognize mr. grothman for five minutes. >> thank you, it is a very interesting committee on

j j&j, pepsi, walmart, these are the types of stocks that tend to move more slowly than the market doesorrect direction. there's not a lot of decay in these options. i think this is a trade we stay with. >> carter? >> for sure. it's dull, you're not going to get a break that you'll get out of a biotech, but closed at an all-time high today, what's not to like? stay long-term. >> sp investments managing director said lyft could follow uber higher on its earnings report >> on the back of uber earnings, it definitely seems the bulls have come out to play in a major way. if you look at option volume, calls versus puts, the last week it's been about 2 to 1 post-uber earnings, 3 to 1 we're expecting a move to the upside in real volume. specifically what i like doing is a trade which is out to february, buying the 50-55 call spread, cost you about $1.60 >> lyft did beat street's estimates but the stock down about 9% since that trade after the company forecasted slower growth bonham was not available but he sent a postcard, wa to do when a trade goes belly-up. quote i'm in a lyft on my way to t

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j&j pepsi wal-mart these are the stocks that tend to move more slowly than the market does.ndous beta. things are looking in the correct direction. there's not a lot of decay in the options. i think this is a trade we stay with. >> carter. >> for sure. it's dull not like a biotech but sometimes dull is good closing god today. stay long be long. >> xp investments. bon win said lyft could follow ub higher. >> on the back of uber earnings it seems the bulls have come out to play in a major way look at option volume calls versus puts, the last week two to one post uber earnings, 3 to 1 we expect a move to the upside in real volume specifically what i like doing, a trade out to february. buying 50-55 call spread costing you about $1.60. >> lyft pete street estimates but the stock down about 9% since the trade after the company forecasted slower growth this year. bon win was not available to join us on set but sent as you post card with a helpful explanation of what td when the trade goes belly up. he writes, quote, i'm in lyft on my way to the airport. on monday i suggested you c

j&j, pepsi, walmart, these are the types of stocks that tend to move more slowly than the market doesous beta. things are looking in the correct direction. there's not a lot of decay in the options. i think this is a trade we stay with. >> carter? >> for sure. it's dull. you don't get a breakout like biotech, but sometimes dull is good closing at all-time high today stay long, be long >> xp investments. the managing director said that lyft could follow uber higher on its earnings report. >> on the back of uber earnings it seems the bulls have come out to play in a major way if you look at option volume, calls versus puts, the last week, it's been about two to one. today, post uber earnings, three to one we expect a move to the upside in real volume specifically what i like doing, a trade out to february. buying the 50.55 call spread, costing you about $1.60. >> lyft beat street estimates, but the stock down about 9% since the trade after the company forecasted slower growth this year. bonwin was not available to join us on set, but he did send a postcard with a helpful explanation of

consumer lackess at j&j there is no -- j&j. u.s.board. , theve great scientists head of i.t. at juilliard. it is a strong balance of expertise at the board. anna: so you pushback on that point? tom was asking about the need to raise funds. your cfo has said there is a need to consider raising funds. despite the fact you have the resources to cover the settlement, was his assessment. are you leaning toward new equity, are weighing money? what would be -- borrowing money? what would be the preferred route? of liquidityources would be available to us. the question is what is the most commonsensical thing to do? we are cognizant of our shareholder base, but without going much further, i have to come back to what i said earlier. we need to know what it is and then we saw for the structure and financing. anna: thank you so much for bayer ceo. the edging closer to a pandemic perhaps. says we areump very, very ready for this. all the latest next, this is bloomberg. ♪ ,"m: bloomberg "surveillance tom keene in new york, anna edwards in london

the trump administration working with it on a vaccine as well as a unit of j&j. lot of crosscurrents here. fox news jonathan serrie in atlanta to break it all down. reporter: coronavirus fears prompted russia to temporarily ban entry of all chinese nationals beginning thursday. china which today announced the death of wuhan hospital director continues to bear 99% of covid-19 cases worldwide. >> when you see the number of cases in the rest of the world, we have 804 cases and three deaths but that doesn't mean that it will not increase. for us this is a window of opportunity that we shouldn't squander. reporter: the world health organization plans to ship personal protective equipment to 12countrys in the coming weeks. by the end of this week 69 countries in africa and the americas will have the ability to do their own testing for covid-19. reporter: many of these countries have been sending samples to other countries for testing waiting several days for results. reporter: more than 500 people tested positive for coronavirus aboard the diamond princess cruise ship

just laid out, the moderna one, the j & j one, is this all going to happen at the same time >> hard to say i don't know some of the other technologies that for instance jerna. our technologies are not exactly the same but i think there is a strong view messenger r & a will be one of the vaccine technologies to most likely be the winner here in terms of getting something into the clinic very, very quickly. when i say the winner, what i mean here is the opportunity to protect people from the coronavirus. i think that is really the key piece here >> in terms of the race to beat this particular strain, the cdc director did give an interview to cnn where he said the virus, quote, is probably with us beyond this season beyond this year you'd go along with that >> i'd go along with that and i think that's why we want to work so closely with sepi as meg mentioned. we have an $8 million grant from them to work on this vaccine we also are in a position where we have production so once we get the vaccine into phase one, we can work with the health authorities, the regulatory agencies we can manufacture it. and then it is a question simply of how do we work with t

ma ma derna, j&j.o find the vaccines a new name is being thrown into the race. this is imunotech. this is what we want to stress. this is a microcap. you guys have to be very careful when it comes to these stocks because the swings can be incredibly volatile. charles. charles: yeah. >> you looked at that type of thing. the department of defense has granted them money or test or look into one of their drugs that is actually used for other things. they're going to see if it works. we have a fox business exclusive with the ceo, thomas equels. this is important. everybody needs to be careful. this race could be much longer than two months from now. charles: absolutely, liz. we look forward to it. it address as public health issue but perhaps a incredible opportunity to make money too. be sure you tune into "the claman countdown." it is at the top of the hour. >>> meantime we stay on markets as we race towards record territory an get new highs. investors for two weeks were spooked. what about now? the man h

okay microsoft, class of the field tech i'm calling amazon an all around retailer j&j.aceuticals have you noticed that these have been percolating despite the lawsuits pepsico, charitable trust name and cisco was disappointing. you cisco and microsoft. we're going have to eliminate cisco and go with about a industrial, because the industrials have gotten hot again. it's time to pick up honeywell doing a terrific job, despite slowdowns across the boardch ofa tony in california, tony tony, you're up. tony tony maria? tony "west side story" joke tony okay >> we're going get scott. >> why don't we go to scott? why don't we go to scott in my home state scott? >> yes >> go ahead, you're up >> caller: am i diversified? ntlx >> uh-huh. >> caller: ring central. >> can i help you? >> caller: preventas, disney and apple. >> okay, let's do some work here we've got an oil -- -- no. i really -- these are the stocks that are killing everyone. anybody who owns them is probably feeling great about bernie sanders because they're giving away money to other people because they own these. a

1st after children disappeared inside they found bicycles sports equipment a backpack with her son j j's name photos of the missing children and several other items, the storage space is now considered abandoned. relatives have said vallow had become obsessed with a doomsday cult. >>all right get a check on our 4 zone forecast now as we take a live look outside at the embarcadero in san francisco joining us now meteorologists a rodriguez for theresa. it's like spring time out there i know but other nature's definitely giving us a little bit of a rollercoaster ride this weekend we're going to continue with that warming trend we're going to be 5 to 10 degrees above average as we wrap up our workweek forecast on friday so until then. >>an additional 2 to 3 degrees of warming tomorrow compared to today, 3 beautiful weather out there golden gate bridge right now pretty calm quiet night not tracking any lower high cloud cover and temperatures as you head out the door widespread 40's and 50's and the great news is overnight lows tonight not going to be as chilly as they have been the last coupl

. >> j & j finally back aaa balance sheet. great pipeline oh no, i'm sorry i might feel sick. >> health care as a group? >> you know, if bernie is knocked down on tuesday, you wish that you bought even the worst of the worst. >> agreed with that. >> you know? you may want pfizer. >> how about uniteded health care the hmos >> i'm in a fight with united health care so it's a different story. i think that i like cvs. i know it's hated and merlot is hated. change the name to pino. he is just hated i like cvs and got -- i don't think it's too much. i know people worry about the debt i prefer gill. i think gill is very good. >> so we have only a couple minutes left. >> i know. >> i do want to get final trades if you all have them. >> i want to apologize what i did was rude to everybody. >> no. we love it k. you leave the viewers with sort of the most important thing that you are watching for the rest of the day? >> i have not liked one in ages. i'm watching at&t. i cannot believe i said that i think it's second rate company but a fi

j: hi, i'm danny-j. lemonis: see, thank you, you're not cocodanny-j. danny-j: well, cocodj here. lemonis: okay. now you're coco-nuts. vinny: that's cocojoe by the way. joe: nice to meet you. lemonis: joe, how are you? what is your actual name, joe? joe: joe cantino. lemonis: are you also changing your name legally like him? joe: no. lemonis: okay. good. wow, this is big. vinny: we sublease from another produce company. this is our inventory up top. we're all coconuts. we all share the space. it's kind of like a working facility. lemonis: all coconuts meaning that you're all nuts? vinny: we're nuts. we're coco-nuts. this is our taproom, so this is where the magic happens. when we unwrap the coconuts... these come from thailand. lemonis: so how does it come into you, like this? vinny: this just came off the boat. lemonis: so can you take me through the tapping process? vinny: tap crew, set them up, cocojoe. lemonis: let's go. what's up, tap crew? vinny: show him how to tap the case. michael: so we have a branding iron, and we just slowly roll it across to put the logo on. lemonis: that's cool. vi

we had two brand-new j to j programs in 2019. and more scheduled this year.im took us to hong kong where we trained 20 journalists from across asia international trade. an urgent. several deep dive on the chair force, learned the history of asia u.s. traits. toward the seventh largest force in the world. and took the wheel of the ship simulator. in october, we were in paris, training 25 american and european union journalists on science. and in science communications. some of us learn about neurobiology, and how to debunk fake science and how to interpret scientific abstracts. they toured the institute for famed scientists, louis pasteur, ann marie, and they learned about life expectancy from a real sir michael verma. [inaudible]. >> they gave us a lot of practical knowledge and explain some of the technicalities to demonstrate. [inaudible]. >> we see what's happening in u.s., and we got people from china and also investors. >> nps makes good journalists better all of the world. [applause]. >> our visa digital manager, program manager, in turn valerie, jenny,

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you're seeing downside for merck, travelers, j&j.y broad rally consumer staples are the losers. >> high of the day 267 for the dow. josh brown, what is your last chance trade >> i am about to talk about a stock that i would bet no one on this network has mentioned in five years, except maybe by accident avery dennison did you ever hear of it? >> probably true i researched it when i heard this was your last chance trade. >> you were already cheating avy, listen, this company makes label ink, packaging equipment, things that you would never think of but it's actually a global economic growth story. this is one of the best charts in the entire material sector. we run screens and look for the best technical setups and then the fundamentals 88% of the time when it reports earnings it beats. nobody talks about the stock no hedge funds really making big positions here this is a stock that is just trending higher. i really like it and i think $126 is a very logical place to have your stop you know if you're wrong and the trend has change but

j&j explained to me that this is really the most difficult one. >> alzheimer's you mean?e all kind of really perplexed and scared of corona alzheimer's affects a huge number >> the cost for the health care system are immense, and there's no cure. we are making real progress, we, the industry is making real progress on cancer we talk about that all the time. >> that's where the big spend is >> alzheimer's would be by far the largest drug in the world if somebody found something that not just stopped the progression but cured it >> moderna is a stock trades up constantly i spent a lot of time with moderna when i was at the jpmorgan conference. they are the ones. fauci is saying they could have something in a couple months and the reason is because all they do is this they personalize vaccines and they have hope in cancer they work with amazon web services to try to come up with a huge number of possibilities, so i understand that i look to that [ bell ringing ] >> there is the opening bell and the s&p 500 it's generac maker of generators for homes and businesses celebrating

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. >> with that yield >> pfizer, j & j, gilead, clorox all in the green >> clorox, why because they are3m you can move the needle with clorox because of the primary business. after the cdc gave that warning i went and bought as many clorox wipes, i got a lot of clorox bleach >> you bought a lot of stuff >> yeah. well, david, when cdc comes on and says we're going to have a major interruption in our lives, i'm not clorox but i sure want it bought a lot of seltzer by the way. >> we have broken the 200 day on the s&p now along with the dow only the nasdaq of the major three remains above. let's get to the bond pits and rick santelli. good morning, rick >> good morning, carl. treasury rates keep going down because we see that we are peeling back the onion, deconstructing the equity rally. why are we deconstructing it well, many strategies like risk parity have built big positions on calm waters and equities and the machines are fast. bob said it's fast of course it's fast. many of the same artificial intelligence that trades the market permeates many similarities across platforms. it moves

and we need to have clarity on the economic environment what i've been looking at really is j&j it's been down 13% since its high if you missed the run up into the end of last year, it was up from the end of october to that february 5th date. it has a 2.8% dividend yield which is above its historical average. the valuation has come down. cash flow credit metrics look good in this name. of course they have the litigation out there with the opioid crisis. and the talcum powder situation. but i think it's one that could be good to find some defensive exposure in this type of market. >> all right we've got 14 minutes left in the trading day. dow was just down a thousand commercial-free coverage of all the action going into the close. >> cnbc senior markets commentator mike santee lee is here -- also a check on the broader markets. continuing their selloff on pace for their worst weekly loss since the 2008 financial crisis. we're down 3.2% on the dow close to 14% for the week. the volatility index above 48 at the highest level in the session. it's above 47 at the moment. highest level sin

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the coronavirus, there is no license vaccine treatment or even cure for this so announcement is that j&jtnership with the department of health and human services to see what they can,. stuart: we have a presidential tweet, this is a 4-parter, long one so bear with me, i will read through, the united states cannot and will not become such a difficult place to deal with in terms of foreign countries buying our product including for the always used national security excuse that our companies will be forced to leave in order to remain competitive, we want to sell product and goods to china and other countries. that's what trade is all about. we don't want to make it impossible to do business with us that will only mean that order wills go to some place else, as an example, i want china to buy our jet engines, our best in the world, i've seen some of the regulation being circulated including those being contemplate bid congress and they are ridiculous, i want to make it easy to do business with the united states, not difficult, everyone in my administration is being so instructed with no excu

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$750 million will eventually be lowered because of new jersey state law but this is an overhang for j & jout 17,000 lawsuits related to their talcum powder causing either some sort of lung or other cancer. stuart: greg, i want you on this one. it seems to me the trial bar is just trying to take apart american companies and just take them for everything they've got. i don't like it. >> no, and i think that's another problem with the democrats' agenda. let's break up the most successful industry in american history, the tech companies, let's break up the banks, let's break up the drug companies. i think this rhetoric unnerves people. it certainly unnerves investors. thankfully it's not going to happen. stuart: show me tesla. where are they this morning? they have been all over the place recently. they are up today, 2% higher at $764. they have been -- well, they took a haircut after reaching $968. one big name tech watcher, he says -- he has said, gene munster, it was going to go to $900. what's he saying now? has he walked it back a little? lauren: maybe he has. i will let you know about t

j j watt ties the knot, sharing his beautiful photos of his wedding to a soccer player and the couple getting hitched in the bahamas according to tmz. the nfl star also showcasing his skills off-the-field. >> ♪ ♪ posting the video busting a move with his grandma writing " grandma cutting it up on the dance floor" and we wish them well, congrats. >> lisa: he really endeared himself to the fans when he help ed out so much with the hurricane relief, really great guy, congratulations. beautiful. steve: still ahead on this monday, pure outrage, two cartel hitmen who murdered an i.c.e. agent have their convictions partially vacated. our next guest was that agent's partner, and shot in the attack. he joins us live, next. president trump warned the drug companies. it's unacceptable that americans pay vastly more than people in other countries, for the exact same drugs. but they aren't listening. they've just raised the prices of over five hundred drugs. president trump supports a bipartisan 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years. as a matter of fact the one that got 12 years will be released august of 2021 but at least, they're all convicted and that was justice, and now, we get hit with this , that the murder charge of the agent has been vacated or dismissed by the appellate court so we're going to challenge that. i do want to mention that the federal law enforcement officers association has been great in helping us to approach congress to amend this law, to make sure we put it on there that it doesn't matter where these murders occur. we need to protect our agents that are serving in mexico and a broad, especially in mexico because what message are we spending down there to these terrorist cartels that it's going to be a free for all for american agents. steve: and i know that that organization as well is appealing to the attorney general bill barr to look into this because it's just not right but you just touched on something at the end. what message are we sending to those cartels that look like are getting away with something? >> it's incredible. we all know what's going down in mexico and the influence and the power that these cartels have right now in mexico and so what are they going to say? well it's open season on the u.s. agents, because you're not going to be convicted or tried and even if you're tried you might dismiss the charge. steve: victor you've made this request and you're not going to arrest until you seek justice. as awe survivor i will continue to do my best and all i can. i remain in constant contact with the family, we're going to continue to fight this and hopefully we're going to right this wrong. steve: victor avila, thank you very much foretelling us this story. >> thank you for having me. steve: you bet. we're going to shift gears, country music star, john rich, once performed the national anthem at the daytona 500 and today he's here talking about the significance of the president going around the track yesterday in the beast >> ♪ ♪ the better question would be where do i not listen to it. while i'm eating my breakfast... on the edges of cliffs... on a ski lift... everywhere. ♪ download audible and start listening today. griff: quick headlines for you reverend alsharpton's presidential bid is still haunting him financially, filings reviewing his 2004 campaign is more than 900,000 dollars in debt. he told the new york post that he's willing to pay it back. and, 2020 candidate tom st yre showing frustration with president trump's strong economic record. >> 70% of voters describe the nation's economy as excellent or good. >> i can show that in fact all the money is going to rich people. you're standing up for mr. trump 's version of the economy. >> i'm telling you about a national poll. i'm not standing up for anybody griff: the billionaire accused the president of waging a war on the working people. steve? steve: pardon while i get my motor running the daytona 500 kicked into high gear yesterday, and they're going to start it again today at 4:00 on fox, because of the rain delay, but that's not what we're talking about today we're talking about yesterday. lisa: president trump arriving in style to yesterday's race, air force one flying over the stands what an incredible image that is. steve: no kidding. griff: the crowd welcomed him as grand marshall as he took a lap in his presidential limo. our next guest has a special connection to the daytona 500 performing the national anthem there in 2007 country music star , john rich joining us and john, very quickly you were telling us at the break, it's actually hard to do the national anthem there. >> yeah it's like a two-second delay so you go oh, say can you see? oh, say can you see? so it's pretty crazy, but that's an awesome thing, the daytona 500 obviously one of the great american events. i was wondering how fast they got the beast going. like how fast do you think they were moving around the bottom of that lap. what was his lap time i want to know. steve: we all want to know but who you cool were the images and you're all about marketing, as the president runs for re-election, those shots of him going around the track, flying in low in air force one standing with the first lady saying gentlemen, start your engine that's iconic. >> are you trying to say he took advantage of the situation? >> yes it is it's going to be a commercial in 3-2-1. >> i thought it was pretty incredible. i've played a nascar race and saw air force one at a different one flying one time. you see that plane coming in, it's quite impressive no doubt. >> lisa: what do you think that meant you've been there before, what do you think that meant to nascar fans? >> nascar fans are the work hard play hard crowd of this country, and they're from all over this country. they care about all different kinds of things. they save up their money to buy that ticket to go see that race, and a lot of those people probably got their jobs back in the last three or four years, so i think that's why you saw a warm response at that race. >> lisa: four more years. steve: you have a connection to nascar what we're witnessing seeing first president to come, gentlemen start your engines, first president take the best. do you think that's something nascar races from here on out people will refer to? >> you mean like having a president show up? they should. i'd like to take a lap around it one-time. maybe in a tour bus. >> [laughter] >> don't think that's been done yet. we could try. steve: maybe with your fox nation show you could actually work that out. tell us a little bit about it. >> so i have a new show on fox nation called "the pursuit" with john rich and it stems from something i've said for a very long time which is our constitution does not guarantee its happiness, it guarantees us the right to pursue happiness and the fact that we can pursue happiness in this country should inherently make us happy, right? we're the only nation in the world that has that as a right, so i have a show on fox nation, the pursuit, where i interview americans who have done incredible thing, big obstacles they have had to overcome. >> lisa: i love that statement from you as well. >> our constitution does not guarantee its happiness it guarantees us the right to pursue happiness. >> lisa: i love that. griff: we've got a clip of you, watch this. how has the right to pursue happiness changed your life? >> choices are sacred. i still have choices, because i live in a country that gives me the right to choose to disagree or agree. >> powerful. >> i think that frame is something we have to keep in mind our country it is so divided right now on so many topics. i wanted my show to focus on what do we have in common. we all have the right to pursue happiness in this country. i don't care if you support bernie sanders or donald trump or you don't support anybody. when you woke up this morning in america, count yourself as one of the most lucky people alive on the planet today. you have the right to pursue happiness. steve: this is a brand new series on fox nation. if you call it hot pursuit, maybe you could actually -- >> [laughter] >> lisa: we've got the special >> thanks for being here. >> thank you guys. >> lisa: download fox nation and also on your app store, so john rich we'll be looking for that thanks for joining us. >> yes, ma'am. steve: meanwhile as you know first it was russia then ukraine and now democrats want to investigate the roger stone case , will it ever end? senator martha mcsally works with the democrats every day on capitol hill. she's going to be joining us, live, coming up next. >> ♪ ♪ this blt is delicious! made it myself. i love this place! made that myself, too. order up. fries on the side. right where i like 'em. don't forget the grease fire. burn, baby -- wait, what? -[ alarm beeping ] -i said grease fire. what are you doing on the counter? when owning a small business gets real... sorry. can i get a to-go box? ...progressive 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how the roger stone case was handled. griff: kristin fisher is live at the white house with reaction from lawmakers. good morning, kristin. >> good morning, guys so attorney general bill barr said he will not be bullied or influenced by anybody, including the president, but more than a thousand former department of justice employees are essentially saying that those words are too little too late, and are now calling on attorney general barr to resign. this petition that posted yesterday reads in part mr. barr 's actions in doing the president's personal bidding unfortunately speak louder than his words. those actions and the damage they have done to the department of justice's reputation for integrity and the rule of law require mr. barr to resign. now, so far there are zero signs that barr will step down, and president trump has refused to apologize for a tweet which called the original recommendations for his long time associate roger stone unfair. the president says he has a right to free speech just like every other american, but even some republican senators say that those kinds of tweets about ongoing doj cases are simply unnecessary. here is senator kennedy just yesterday. >> does the president have a right to tweet about a case? of course. just because you can though doesn't mean you should. this is a case where tweeting this would not cause brain damage. >> the senator kennedy giving the president just a little bit of advice, phrased in a way that only senator kennedy can, as for roger stone, his sentenc ing is set for thursday, though that could change, there are some signs that it may be delayed but as of now, guys thursday is the date for roger stone's sentencing back to you. >> lisa: thank you kristin. steve: let's bring in arizona republican senator martha mc sally a member of the senate armed services committee and she joins us today from tucson. senator good morning to you. >> good morning to you from the great state of arizona! steve: it's great to have you on this president's day, so what do you make of the fact that some democrats are calling for investigations into the roger stone sentencing suggestions from the prosecutors and then the president gets involved and the attorney general's involved, do the democrats really want to have another investigation because the last one didn't turn out so well for them. >> well if you recall they've been trying to investigate this president on everything from his tweets they tried to impeach him eight times before the last impeachment that we went through, impeachment trial we went through. this hyper-partisan environment that we're in. i'll tell you in arizona people are tired of their obstruction and their investigations and their impeachments, and they want them to get to work, to address the issues, that impact americans. we need to work together to lower the cost of prescription drugs. president trump called on us at the state of the union address to put legislation on his desk, there's a bipartisan bill, i co- sponsored it recently, chuck grassley is leading it. i've got other initiatives i'll be rolling out on this topic. this is what matters to people in arizona, supporting our veterans and preventing suicide. so many other issues, let's get to work. griff: senator let me follow-up on that real quickly. your colleague, elizabeth warren said that if barr won't resign, then barr can be impeached. what do you say to your colleague? >> i think, well, she's in a failed presidential candidacy right now so i don't know if anybody is listening to elizabeth warren, but look, bill barr is a good man. i appreciate him stepping up to serve again, and he gave the president some advice yesterday, when you hire good people maybe listen to that advice. i would, but i think we now need to get back to work. she needs to get back to the senate stop missing votes and start working on the things that matter to americans. >> lisa: senator president trump came under fire for tweet ing about the roger stone case. should he have weighed in? >> he has a right just like everybody else, but again, he hired bill barr. bill barr is a good man, and i hope he listens to his advice. steve: we understand the president of the united states is heading your way. he's going to be three rallies in three days out in arizona. is there a possibility he could fly in real low, over wherever you are with air force one, and drive around? >> maybe. that was outstanding. i flewa-10 maybe i could do a flyby on his wing, right with air force one. we're excited to have president trump back to arizona. he came back to rally for me in 2018, i was the first senator he endorsed in 2020. there is a lot "stake. arizona will be ground zero. we will make sure that president trump wins arizona and then i win arizona. we're ground zero to keep the senate majority and my opponent this week confirmed he would support bernie sanders and the democrat socialist agenda, if he's the nominee and we need to make sure we don't let that happen and i'm looking forward to hosting president trump back here again. steve: it'll make it a simple choice. griff: wednesday we'll be looking forward to it. thank you, senator. >> have a great day. >> lisa: you too. steve: that be cool if she was involved in the flyover. just saying. griff: there was a great, when there was a move called the delta burst, they did that just part of that amazing, saturday show. it is 17 minutes now before the top of the hour and gillian joins us with some disturbing news about the coronavirus. reporter: a fox news alert now and this information is just coming in. here is what we know. two airline passengers are being treated for the coronavirus. delta says the two people traveled between honolulu and japan earlier this month. delta says they are working with the cdc and reaching out to other passengers, as we get more information on that we will let you know in the meantime, there's this now, two planes carrying americans evacuated from a japanese cruise ship, arrived at military bases in texas and california overnight. the woman in this viral video of a man punching her plane seat is speaking out. wendy williams says she put her seat up while he ate, at his request, but when he was done she reclined again and that's when he got aggressive and she joined us earlier explaining what happened. >> there was no conversation in between that and the punching i put my phone up and i thought, i'm just going to keep videoing this guy because nobody else was doing anything, and i thought he would completely stop, but he continued. reporter: wendy is going to meet with her lawyer to decide whether she will sue him and american airlines. >> a new york passes a bill reform law to put a serial burger behind bars. brooklyn supreme court justice arguing a 1981 law was not changed when the state made reforms in order to put casey knight in prison for up to 90 days. knight is facing his eighth conviction and released in december under the new york law, allegedly committing three more burglaries last month. that is your headlines i'll send it back to you. steve: thank you very much gillian. >> lisa: thank you and now janice dean, whose got weather covered for us. >> janice: good morning, good morning my friends. >> good morning. >> janice: thank you for coming, on president's day, usa you're right let's take a look at the maps we've got daytona 500 happening today, the weather should be all right i put the radar right on florida if we take a look and you can see the last 12 hours we did have some thunderstorms yesterday that's why they postponed the big race until today. there's going to be a little rain around the area, but i think we're going to get the race in so gentlemen start your engines. and the rest of the country looks spectacular here in new york city 49 degrees, we do have some showers and thunderstorms across the mississippi and the iowa river valley wave to everybody at home my friends thank you all for coming on this president's day. >> lisa: i think you should be the next grand marshall. steve: there you go. indeed. thanks, jhn rich know our presidential history, and that's next. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, marie could only imagine enjoying freshly squeezed orange juice. now no fruit is forbidden. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? for all-day, can you help keep these iguys protected online?? easy, connect to the xfi gateway. what about internet speeds that keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. what about wireless data options for the family? of course, you can customize and save. can you save me from this conversation? that we can't do, but come in and see what we can do. we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. ask. shop. discover. at your local xfinity store today. >> it is monday 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j-lo. j-lo's daughter emmy toll the night. they had two other stars, bad bunny and jn, bad bunny with shakira. these two singers are probably the hottest acts in world music right now and it really -- it was very, very miami. maria: i thought something was off. i did. i don't love the pole dancing, actually, but that's just me. leting talk the 2020 election cycle kicking off in iowa today, the iowa caucuses underway, voters around the state will caucus today for their choice for the democratic nominee. on sunday morning futures i spoke with steve bannon ahead of iowa, i asked him about his expectations, whether a democrat can beat president trump. watch this. >> there's no personality out there that can beat trump and no set of policies, the policies are so radical. trump policieses has yo blue cor people outperforming white collar workers. this is a striver's economy with the tax cuts and deregulation joe biden's performance in iowa has been pathetic. only two-thirds of the things are full, the vfw halls are full, he's not on point. he can't bring the heat. they unde

j balvin. y hasta la hija de j lo. y lo mejor fue ver a las artistas dos juntas. >>> cuando se juntaron al final, como que se abrazaron me encanÓo esa parte. ¿quÉ sentiste en ese momento? >>> mis raÍces, viva mÉxico, puerto rico, viva colombia. >>> una noche inolvidable para los fanÁticos del equipo ganador como para los del equipo perdedor, ademÁs tambiÉn, los que salimos ganando fuimos nosotros los latinos. es lo que tengo por ahora, desde miami florida, ivette machin, telemundo. >>> buena representaciÓn de los latinos. precisamente sobre la presentaciÓn, es la pregunta del dÍa ¿quÉ le pareciÓ la actuacion de j juego, buena presentaciÓn. >>> el juego no me gustÓ tanto. pero... cada quien brillÓ con su propia luz. me gustaron las actuaciones de ambas. >>> vamos a otras noticias, en el condado san benito en el centro de california 2rx casos de coronavirus el fin de semana. un hombre que viajÓ de wuhan china y al regresara contagio a su esposa, ambos pacientes de 57 aÑos de edad. >>> de acuerdo a las autoridades, esta pareja estÁ aislada en su casa y los... de salud dijeron que estÁn trabajando en conjunto con las autoridades del Área de la bahÍa. mientras tanto en el condado santa clara una mujer es el segundo caso confirmado de coronavirus. >>> nos dice... las autoridades de salud piden seguir las medidas sanitarias que han recomendado. >>> autoridades de salud de santa clara una mujer que llegÓ de visita de china es el segundo caso de coronavirus en el condado. >>> esta persona es una mujer, que llegÓ para visitar a su familia. ella ha estado en casa con su familia desde entonces. >>> se sab

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j. chris: we're talking about measure j. it's about a $2.73 per $100,000 assessed bond that will be on the march 3 ballot. for the average homeowner in the east side, the assessed value falls between $400,000 and $600,000. and so, we're talking about $15 to $18 a year to support employee housing in the east side. damian: and what are you going to be able to do--i don't know who this question is for, but if this bond passes, what will you be able to do to help retain teachers? chris: well, we're going to be able to build on our district property, on about 4 and a half acres, approximately 100 units. there'll be executive style apartment units, one bedroom, two bedroom, three bedrooms. and really the only criteria is that our employee and their significant other do not own a property already. they will qualify to be able to rent at below market rates and stay up to seven years. damian: are you reading the--i don't want to call them resignation letters, but are you reading those letters of teachers right when they say, "sorry, i can't stay"? chris: absolutely, we've done our polling, and we know that if we keep teachers after the seventh year mark, they tend to stay with us. because we do have an attractive upper salary schedule and complete family health benefit package. but it's the first five to seven years that we struggle keeping our employees. and so, part of it is the isolation of teaching, being in the classroom. but the other part is if you're commuting anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour a day, twice a day, that impacts your quality of life, that impacts your time to prepare to meet your students, and that impacts your family life. damian: talk about the quality, lorena, of those teachers that y'all have in east side. i mean, they're sending kids to harvard, to yale, some of the top schools, even stanford, some of the top schools across country and here locally. lorena: oh yes, we're doing a lot of great work. we have some great teachers on staff. and it's unfortunate that a lot of staff members say year after year it's hard to make a living here in this valley, right? we don't make enough money, it's hard to--we want to own a home, it's hard to put a down payment. and one of the benefits of passing this bond and providing this housing for teachers is that they'll have an opportunity to start saving up money to build that down payment so that they could build--they could eventually get their home here in the valley and continue teaching our students. and also, like chris alluded to, being able to spend that additional time and building relationships with our students, right? some of them have really long commutes. even though they like to stay and coach sports or tutor our students, they don't have the time. they take two to three hours each way, and so that's a significant amount of time for them to really be investing in our students and continue supporting them to the next level of their education. damian: and your students, they continue to inspire, verdad? you're at a lot of graduations, and you hear their speeches, and you hear the struggles. you hear about how they struggle to live in this high cost area. lorena: oh yeah; i mean, i myself, i'm a graduate of yerba buena high school, right? and when i think about who supported me to become who i am today, it's a teacher who's actually still there. he's a chemistry teacher. he tutored me before and after school, he was my cross country coach, he was my ap teacher, he was my avid teacher. and so, my life and a lot of my success was because he was there to support me, he gave me that time. he didn't have to travel those two, three hours each way, right? and so, i think about that, and i think about how big of an impact that can have on our kids. and we really want to do our best to support our kids and provide them with that. damian: yeah, 'cause you don't know if the teacher who is in front of the classroom just drove for two hours. and you know, there's frustration on the highway. you want to take away that frustration, chris. chris: absolutely, we want our teachers to be at their very best so that they can support our students so our students can be at their very best. and if you come to school ready to teach and you come to school in a safe environment, and students are able to have a solid meal and come knowing that they have a caring adult on campus, that makes a tremendous impact on student achievement. damian: all right, well, it's measure j the march ballot. remember, elections are march this year, the primaries, so make sure that--that's just over a month away. there is the phone number and the web address for the east side union high school district. we'll be back and talk more about measure j, stay with us. about teacher housing and staff housing. you're mentioning, chris, that it's not just the teachers, it's the staff also that needs the help. chris: absolutely, when you look at our classified employees, and our classified employees make up our custodians, our food service workers, our paraprofessionals, they're some of our lowest paid employees in the district. and so, their ability to find quality housing in the community that they work in is critical. so, this is for any employee in the district that does not own a home will qualify for this program. damian: and i need to play devil's advocate. but for those who might look at the ballot and say--or look at their property tax bill and say, "there's a bond for this

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j. lo and shakira, with j. balvin [ cheers and applause and bad bunny.erybody that was a great super bowl. that was awesome guys, we here at the show are all about education and expanding the minds of the youth of today so we've updated math to make the equations more about stuff modern kids can relate to in a a segment is called, "popular mathematics. here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ popular mathematics mathematics ♪ >> jimmy: let's take a look at our first equation here. if you take john bolton, plus a red m&m, it equals the chiefs head coach andy reid [ laughter and applause that's how that works. >> steve: yeah, it works now >> jimmy: if you take "clueless," plus the super bowl mvp, it equals "rolling with mahomies." [ laughter and applause here's another one lorde, plus nickelodeon slime, equals billie eilish >> steve: oh [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: check this out if you take yosemite sam >> steve: okay >> jimmy: plus the stress of the white house, it equals john bolton. >> steve: oh [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: if you take adam levin

j. lo and shakira took the stage, and now j. lo has shared a video that shows the heart-pounding moments before the performance. take a look. >> thank you, and we are so grateful because we are gonna rock this stadium. [ cheers ] >> are you ready, miami? >> that's a cool look behind the scenes. in her caption j all the girls in the world to, quote, use their voices and be proud of everything they are. we are proud to recognize that all of us together are what makes this beautiful country truly great. >> wow, what a show and what a video. >> that image there with her daughter emme. >> love, love, love. >>> now that halftime show is paying off for j. lo and shakira. sales of their songs in the performance have jumped by more than 1,000%. >> they don't get paid a penny for the show, but they get paid in the aftermath with all of their sales there and their songs back in the spotlight. >>> next the man who created what looked like a traffic jam. >> he decided to play a prank and was seen pulling a wagon full of 99 smartphones around berlin, germany, and all of those phones were running google maps at the same time. >> so that fooled google maps into thinking the phones were moving slowly because of traffic. the virtual traffic jams were then shown as green streets turned red. lesson here, techno

j-lo was dancing on the pole for one of her songs but not everyone had bad things to say. j-lo's fiance loaded up a video showing him dancing and lady gaga calling them powerful and talented. >> i thought the dancing was amazing. that sequence there. >> i thought it was great all around. >> and when i saw js daughter and i'm like little j-lo. >> runs in the family. >> yeah. >>> all right. so let's start out this morning. we're still shivering and getting ready for our super monday. well we have some cold temperatures. and a live look at golden gate bridge. no fog. and we're also feeling temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s. but this is where we're headed today. we're heading up to 53 in antioch and in livermore. 53 will be the high in san francisco. napa today reaching 54 degrees. check out the seven-day forecast. as it comes up at the bottom of the screen even though it is cold today, it doesn't stay cold all week long. here is a look at the wider view and what is going on. so we're seeing this storm system out over the pacific. we've been missing out on so much rain. it is targeting the pacific northwest and that is where it it will stay as high pressure blocks it and keeps those storms to the north through the week. so another dry week ahead. as we go into the weekend, that low w

j. lo's daughter. the performance was an apparent political message. j. lo's daughter emerged from what appeared to be a cage with other kids in similar cages. people in social media fer pretpret interpreted that to be a stand on trump's immigration policy. >> she did say they would have messaging in their performace, i don't think that was a surprising route. provoking this conversation. >> yes. mm-hmm. that's what art is supposed to do. the form man was fire. >> it sure was. >> it did not disappoint. exceeded my expectations. >> really? >> i thought so. >> what's happened over here? >> no. i thought you expected it to be great. >> we knew you expected a lot. >> i thought it was so tightly choreographed. neither one of them missed a single step. >> well produced. >> and there was some actual singing, too. >> one or two notes. >> i heard some live mics. >> i was impressed. >> america the beautiful to the star spangled banner to that. all great. let's talk about the weather. it will be nice. we have a touch of winter out there. we're not dealing with snow or sleet or rainy conditions today. there may be some frost. walnut creek, 33 degrees right now. some of our early commuters, cars outside may be scraping some ice. sunny and brisk today. below average highs. winds will calm tonight. that will allow for more frost to develop. i don't see a chance of rain this week. let's look at the winds. at the surface they're quiet. novato at 24. santa rosa at 15. some of that is bleeding over the east/west bridges. you have to hold on to the steering wheel harder. jobina will talk more about that. in the higher elevations, 15 to 30 miles per hour. so when the sun comes up and starts warming the ground, those faster winds will come in and replace that air as it rises. expect winds to get faster during the morning and into the early afternoon hours. that will hold us around 53 in half moon bay, 57 in fairfield. for tonight, look at the freezing temperatures inland. even around redwood city, down to the south bay, inland east bay and the north bay. the only place safe is san francisco, parts of the peninsula especially at coast and over at oakland. seven-day forecast, below average again tomorrow. close to average on wednesday. anothe dry cold front ahead of us. jobina? >> good morning. a traffic alert because we are following a sigalert that is being called for the caldecott tunnel. there was a crash between a big rig and a pickup truck there. bore three is closed now. there's also a disabled car inside the tunnel as well. a couple different problems that will slow you down in that area. cameras are shaky on 101. we have high wind advisories to talk about for our bridges, including the bay bridge, dumbarton bridge and benicia bridge. 880 at the coliseum here, headlights moving south. smooth traffic there. we have our drive times, walnut creek to dublin, 13 minutes. santa rosa to san francisco, 47-minute ride, highway 1 to los gatos, 20 minutes. >>> jeep is going from four wheels to two. >> and twitter reveals the most tweeted moments of the super bowl. >>> in today's tech bytes, something new from jeep. >> it's not a four-wheel drive vehicle because it only has two wheels. it's an e-bike and who better to introduce it during the super bowl wuhhahn wuhahahn than bil. >> and the new hummer will be an all-electric pickup truck. the company announced an unveiling for the truck in may. >>> and during a night filled with exciting football, it was the halftime show that lit up social media. >> according to twitter, the most tweeted about moment during the game was shakira and jtion of waka waka. >> those are your detech bytes. >> i do like that song. >>> okay. the plight of homeless people is a major challenge in building a better bay area. one the number of uninsurising.ricans, the cost of prescription drugs, rising. the threat to people with pre-existing conditions, rising. the good news, so is support for the one candidate who'll do something about it. as mayor, mike bloomberg helped expand coverage for seven hundred thousand people, including hundreds of thousands of kids. including hundreds of thousands of kids. as president, he'll lower drug costs and ensure everyone without coverage can get it. that's a promise. and unlike him, mike actually keeps his. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. i'm a journalist. -i am a singer. a businesswoman. -i am an artist. an educator. -a sister. an advocate. -a leader. a queen. -i am a friend. i am... i am one of more than a million people living with hiv in the u.s. we are not alone. >>> we have a freeze wa