jane: sure.rian: when i was a kid, he was a pitcher on the baseball team i worked for when i was 13. he went on to the boston red sox to do what? jane: he gave up roger maris's 61st home run. in 1961. brian: and that's the reason i mention this. because when did babe ruth hold the 60 home runs? jane: until 1961. until maris broke it. brian: what happened since then? jane: two facts. babe ruth did it in 154 games, and roger maris had the benefit of the expanded schedule, 162 games. along comes years later in 1998, the home run clash between mark mcgwire and sammy sosa. which is sort of a reincarnation of maris and antle in 1961. but we find out they have been juicing. it is the illusion of power that is revealed when you find out what they were up to. brian: there is a bat, one of babe ruth's bats at the museum. what is the difference between that bat and what they would be batting with today? jane: first of all, most of the bats today are made from different kinds of wood. i was told two differen

jane: baltimore. brian: to what parents? jane: george and katie.was the first of their children, she was two months pregnant when they got married. there was a sequence of children born to them afterward. there is some dispute whether they had eight or six, but of the children i could locate in archives come up for died in infancy, and of those, two died of starvation. brian: where did he go to school and how much did he have? jane: he was sent to st. mary's industrial school, which was in western baltimore, it was basically farmland when he got there. june 13, 1902. he was sent there not because he was an orphan, as many people still believe, and not because he was in cordial, which meant a kid in trouble with the law, but because his parents marriage fell apart and ended in a terrible divorce which was actually publicized in the baltimore sun. while it was public at the time in may, 1906, babe ruth managed to keep it a secret to his entire life and 70 years after. brian: how many different baseball teams did he play for? jane: the orioles and the

jane: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washing am jane o'brien.solid -- cities across the midwest are suffering an arctic blast, forcing millions of people to sy inside. he was an early backer of president trum now chris christie is offering more advice for the white house. mr. christie: i think what he needs to do is hit the reset button. i don't think he cannot make up for the mistak made before. ne: and he broke the color barrier in baseball. 100 years after jackie robinson's birth, a new exhibit celebrates his legacy on and of. the fi welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. relief is on the way, and for many in the midwest, it cannot come soon engh. for yet another day, millions were plunged into arctic temperatures which closed schools, groundeflights, and proved downright dangerous. the polar vortex is being blamed for multiple deaths. even breathing outsi is difficult. the bbc's chris buckler is in chicago with this report. chris: chicago stands surrounded by ice and snow.ar people herused to cold weathe

jane: you can do that' tom: yes, ma'. jane: not sure i can.k you for joining tom: thank you, jane. jane: the junglwas a sprawling grant camp in france that became a flashpogrt for the imion debate. the british play of the same name is now playing in the u.s. as nada tawfik reports from new york, getting the production of the ground ran into its own controversy wh it ran into president trump's travel ban. nada: "the jungle" draws inspiration from the realist stories of migrants in calais who hope to reach the united kidom. it is an immersive production. n set in the afgharestaurant that was at the heart of the camp. the play is showing in the united states at a time when the country itself is bitterlyov divide the treatment of migrants. many of the cast are themselves refugees, those like one fromfr sudan and on syria who were ultimately granted asylum in the u.k. >> this play "the jungle" is more of a play to be experienced than to be watched. >> i don't know if i want the audience to leave with conclusions. it is just important to ask the que

jane has -- we have fought many battles together, jane. and i think that through these battles we have emerged much stronger. and jane is like, yeah, we kind of go back. we have a lot of stories actually, i think, but the thing that i admire most about jane is her courage. and whereas she could be my daughter, let's face it, i'm 61. and i look to her for courage. and i think courage is a sort of muscle, the more you use it, the bigger it gets. and when i think about courage, i think about jane. i think about her fighting those fights at the school district. we authored many resolutions together. one of them being restorative practices and another one ethics studies in every one of our high schools. trying to transform our district to be more equitable and also to meet the needs of the students most majorirginalized. i think you stayed true to that belief all three years as supervisor. jane, having known you for so long, i know your parents, and we share mutual friends, i hope that we are friends forever. i hope we are friends until you're

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w jane: this is "bld news america." reporting from washington, i am jane o'brien.dent trump calls a meeting with democrats to end the government shutdown a total waste of time as both sides dig n,. sen. schumer: age saw a temper tantrum because he couldn't get his way and he walked out of the meeting. vice pres. pence: i think the president made his posy ion very cleaat there will be no deal without a wall. jane: britain's prime minister suffers another setback in parliament. we look at what happens next and why. >> look at me. look at me! how dare you? close your eyes! jane: there is one clear favorite among the bafta nominees as award season picks up steam. we will look at the contenders. jane: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. talks to end the government shutdown collapsed this afternoon, leaving hundreds of thousands of workers in limbo. president trump called the meeting with democratic lesters a total of time after they again refused his demand to fund the border wall with mexico. they accused him of storming out.se

jane: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, time -- i am jane o'brien.g a finalisitch, the brprime minister is urging mp's to back her brexit deal. the clock ticks downo tuesday, the critical vote. prime min. may: i say we should deliver for the british peopled t on with building a brighter future for our country. jane: the longest governmentdo sh in history enters its fourth week as the presidentre faces nerts of an fbi investigation into his relationship with moscow. pres. trump: not only did i never work for russia, i think it is a disgrace you asked that question because it is a whole big fat hoax. jane: buried under snow, the austrian alps one of the places getting way too much of the white stuff. jane:elcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. e xt 24 hours will be pivotal in deciding the course of brexit and the u.k. that judgment is probably the only thing that both sides agree on. two and a half years after tobritain voteeave the eu, the agreement is mired in uncertainty. tomorrow the prime minister will put her

jane: mr.o was speaking at the same american university where president obama gave an address 10 years ago at the p beginning of hsidency. for more, i'm joined by a former -- i spoke to a former spokesperson for the u.s. mission to the united nations, and she is now head of greenwich media strategies in nnecticut. how much has u.s. policy in the middle east shifted? >> thank you for having me. it has shift a lot, certainly from administration to the next, but even under the trump it has hadion alo shifts and changes. it is certainly more hawkish than under the obama administration, and secretary pompeo tried to make that pointn his speech. he focused a lot -- i would argue too much -- looking at the past and trying to re-create ort be ae bit aggressive by doing it at the american university in cairo. it is more hawkish, but at the same time the strategy is not entirely clear all the time, evidenced by trump's announcement to pull out from syria a month ago. jane: president obama has been critic

i'm here for jane. i want to say, i'll make it short and sweet. thank you, jane. thank you so much for everything you've done. i am honored that i campaigned for you for the past five or six years, and i'm going to miss you very much. we're going to miss you very much. and thank you for just making me feel like i could just walk into your office any time i needed to. and you just always have been there for us, and i admire you and i've learned a lot from you, and thank you. and i'm going to cry, so i have to go. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. let's see if it's been fixed, mr. wright. >> i'm going to start off saying i wish i could talk about you like that. i'm upset with you on the grounds mission rock construction says 15% of the 1,500 units that's built at mission rock is supposed to be for low-income and very low-income bracket people. you deliberately carved that section of the instructions of the information out of that material and make 2% of the 40% affordable housing for people that's in the income bracket of 50% of a.p.i., which is like about $44,

not perfect right now, but it is so much better through jane's office. and i am so happy and honored to be a long-time resident of the neighborhood. in fact, almost five years ago, this coming january, i was appointed to the pedestrian safety advisory committee representing district 6 just after the city adopted vision zero, and through her hard work and working with the department of public works and all the other m.t.a. and everything else, we helped to improve the pedestrian safety levels in our neighborhood so much. and jane, thank you so much for listening to the people, inspiring us to be better community leaders and be better people. and no matter what you do in the future, you got a real fan in me, and i will support you and everything you do. lastly, i want to really talk about item number 36 here now. okay, sorry, happy holidays, everybody, and thank you so much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> provide some footnotes to item 36 that haven't been covered. my name's joe wilson from hospitality house, here with my c

and did people notice you and see jane fonda going in to "deep throat"?ey were going in to "deep throat", they didn't look around. >> jimmy: lily tomlin and jane fonda is here. >> what i didn't like was linda lovelace played the lead and looked like an ex of my husband. so i didn't like the movie very much. >> jimmy: wow, that's something else. we're going to take a break and recover from always porno talk and be back with jane and lily after this. [cheers and applause] ♪ [coughing] ♪ ♪ [coughs] ♪ ♪ the unknown beyond the horizon. that was once our frontier. but today, a new frontier has risen. and this is the vehicle crafted to conquer it. introducing the first-of-its-kind lexus ux and ux f sport, also available in hybrid all-wheel drive. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ♪ what'with coverage havinthroughout your home? how about having internet that can help you save on wireless phone service? xfinity gives you the fastest speeds from america's best internet provider to stream on all your devices. plus, with xfinity mobile included, you can switch

ja jane, dream of something you can achieve.ou really want something, you'll have to work extremely hard, take advantage of all opportunity but don't give up. and i've taken that message to young people, particularly in deprived communities. and i wish mom was alive to know how many people have come up to me and said jane, thank you. you've taught me that because you did it, i can do it, too. but the opportunity came when i had a boring job in london, was invited to kenya. i was about 23, very naive. it was after the war. and i was given the opportunity to go and live not with any animal but the one most like us, the chimpanzee. >> was the opportunity designed from the start that you would live with chimpanzee? how did that part happen? >> i watched animals all my life. and i knew there was nobody out there doing anything. so what i knew was i've got to get the chimpanzees to trust me so i can learn about them. the big problem was there was only money for six months. the chimps were very shy and they took one look at this weird,

guy: jane, thank you.nice to see you. jane foley joining us.t is time for first word news. courtney donohoe. thetney: donald trump makes first primetime speech of his presidency from the oval office tonight, taking the case there is a humanitarian crisis at the border with mexico and the wall must the bills. that could set the stage for declaring a national emergency and building it without congressional approval.the stalemate over the wall has cut the federal government partially shut down.president trump is complaining about the federal reserve, saying they rapidly raise costs, even though the fed pays for rate hikes has been slower than previous decades. they have raised 2.20 five cents 2015, and that compares with the mid-2000's, when they raise the benchmark rate by more than four percentage points over two years. is showingesident his frustration with the u.s. he refused to meet with the national security advisor john bolton and ripped into u.s. proposals to give the kurds a key role in syria after u.s. troops pull out. turkey once to lau

jane goodall is real.offering a greeting in the native tongue. >> almost 16 years ago she traveled and ended up living among the species which is the closest relative to us humans. what she learned would change our perception of animals and ourselves. i had the great honor this week. i started asking her how her amazing career began. >> i was ten years old when i met tarzan of the apes and married the wrong jane. so it was ten years old when i had a dream. i will grow up, go to africa, live with wild animals and write books about them. we didn't have any money. africa was far away. i was just a girl. my mother said if you want something you have to work really hard but don't give up. i have taken that message to young people to deprived communities. i wish mom was alive to come up to me and say thank you. because you did it i can do it too. the opportunity came when i had a boring job in london. i was 23. we were very naive after the war. i was invited to stay with a friend. he is the one that gave me the

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jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. ( jane )good morningu-s home sales plungedpreviously hot housing markets are cooling down fast, with cities like san jose california seeing a big drop.bay area home sales rose at the slowest pace in 2 years in december, according to corelogic.homes are barely increasing in price as well. meanwhile, student loan debt is keeping many young people from buying homes.the federal reserve says from 2005 to 2014, the percentage of americans 24 to 32 owning homes dropped from 45 percent to 36 percent, 20 percent of which likely came from education debt burden.each increase of $1,000 in debt, then, led to a 1- to 2- percentage-point decline in home ownership.consumers never gave up on facebook during all the controversy last year.in a report on mobile use, app annie says facebook was the most used app of 2018, while its messenger ranked as most downloaded.additionally, facebook-owned 4 of the top 5 most used and downloaded apps as well - facebook, whatsapp messenger, messenger and instagram.restaurant prices in december rose at the high

brian: jane leavy, author of "the big fella," who was he? jane: babe ruth. my cabdriver was saying babe ruth, the babe ruth. this is a guy from nigeria.

jane o'brien has the story. ♪ jane: when america entered world war i, the 369th black infantry regimentto france. better known as the harlem hellfighters, they were musicians, and when they set foot on the continent, jazz came with them. ♪ >> when the french audience hears them for the first time, they are like, what is this music, how does this sound like this? can i see your instrument? you must be doing something tricky with it to make it sound this way. ♪ jane: 100 years later, the sound of the hellfighters is beinguc repr by young musicians from historically black colleges. this performance at the kennedy center is part of an effort tone rekindle aware of the legacy, and in particular their leader, james reese europe. europe was already a famous musician in new york. his complex melodies and driving rhythms helped establish blacked music, as it was known then. jason moran has created a tribute to europe with a new work basedcon some of his ositions. how do you freshen that up? >> you know, the way that i like to think about this, we play fast for a while, and my band would play it

jane: babe ruth. my cabdriver was saying babe ruth, the babe ruth.was thrilled to see him on the cover of the book. brian: why is he such a big deal?

day," jane jane levy.," with her book, "the big fell." it becomes a legend that, you know, he's standing at home plate and the cubs in their dugout are yelling at him. -- fingerone figure for once right, to strikes, then he points out, allegedly, this is the myths, he points out to the bleachers in the grandstand, allegedly saying i had the next one. >> jane levy, tonight on q&a. >> the 1859 jail does not look like a jail from the outside. but on the inside, there are cells that date back to before the civil war. coming up, we will take you on a tour can talk about some of this jail's most infamous prisoners. we are at the 1859 jail in independence, missouri today. it was used as a deal from 1859 to 1933. this building tells the story of frontier justice. the 1859 jail is located right on the historic independence square. this is when the pioneers left for the trail. there was a lot of hustle and bustle during the mid-19th century. when you approach the jail from main street, and actually looks like a house because city planners at the ti

new york times is attracting not so social media attention the sister of a women's rights activist jane who is currently in a saudi jail gives a detail account of assistance ordeal alia who's calling on pump to raise the plight of all activists in saudi jails she describes how a sister jane has spent months in prison without being charged with she says she's been beaten water boarded given electric shocks and threatened with rape now do jane was arrested last may along with six other well known activists for what prosecutors describe as posing a threat to state security she is well known for her campaign to lift the ban on women driving in saudi arabia and that ban was lifted a month after her arrest in the new york times article his sister accuses royal advisor the tunny of law offing while he watched the torture being carried out she says on various occasions he threatened to rape and kill her then throw her body into the sewage system qahtani has been accused of orchestrating the killing of jamal khashoggi. pressure is mounting on the u.s. secretary of state to do more and can draw f

my close friend jane, i'll refer to her as jane, came back from a school sponsored trip and was differentthdrawn. it was during the summer of 1990. eventually, she shared with me she was sexually molested by her spanish teacher mr. fernandez on this trip. female: two former students of the all-girls catholic high school in san jose say they reported sexual misconduct and abuse to school leaders more than 20 years ago, and that nothing happened. female announcer: an emotional hug today between presentation high graduates kathryn leehane and cheryl hodgin marshall, going public to say they separately reported two incidents of sexual misconduct to trusted school leaders marian stuckey and mary miller. cheryl: she was in office, and was crying and saying ms. stuckey suggested that maybe she had a dream that happened. that sometimes when you dream things, they seem so real when you wake up, and so it must've been a dream. and that she kept asking her that, and so she's so embarrassed, she finally said, "okay, fine, it was a dream." and so, then i came up with the idea, "how about we talk to ms

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more ( jane )good morningcalifornia is one ofs for speeding. wallethub says it's the 5th most punitive in terms of finances and other penalties. it measured things like speed limit, the amount of automated cameras and cost of first moving violation. 42% of states do have automated cameras to catch speeders. gold's gym is looking to take over some closed sears locations. the gym is particularly interested because of the vast amounts of space they can occupy. gold's says it attracts a mid- to-upper income client, and plenty of them with some of its locations having 10 thousand members.hulu is dropping prices. it's most popular plan will now be 5-99 a month. the ad-free version of hulu is sticking at $11.99 per month, and hulu's live tv option will see a small price hike.the price updates take effect february 26th. sweethearts, the conversation heart candy, is missing from shelves this valentine's season.necco, the candy's original producer, went out of business last year.the candy's new owner, spangler candy company, plans to have

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. ( jane )good morningthe bay area is a great be a minority entrepreneurs, according to a study conducted by online loan marketplace lendingtree.the study looked at the number of minority ness it down to businesses that bring i n 500-thousand dollars a year or more and have been in b usiness for at least 6 yearssears reaches an 11th hour deal to stay in business. attorneys for sears said they had reached an acceptable agreement with a hedge fund controlled by eddie lampert, the chairman and former ceo of sears.so sears started the clock on an auction period that ends on january 14.if you think netflix has been churning out a lot of movies, just wait and see what the count will be by the end of 2019.according to a barclays report released this week, the streaming giant plans to this 35 documentaries--and based on the average budgets for the genres netflix targets, barclays projected netflix could spend $2.5 billion to $3 billion to make them.that's more than any other studio besides disney.a new study of 30,000 4-14 year olds in t

jane king back to you ( james ) thanks jane ( terisa ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... the government shutdown is causing money problems for families in the bay area... but a local business is steppping in to help. ( terisa ) and after the break... police are looking for a man wanted for trespassing and you won't believe what he was caught on camera doing. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) today will begin dry but showers will continue to approach the bay into the afternoon resulting in rainfall for the evening commute. daytime highs will remain comfortable in the upper 50's and low 60's before a cool, rainy and windy evening tonight. showers will gradually clear through wednesday morning before clearing skies late in the day. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) take a look at this... a trespas

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. ( jane )good morningthe best city to livetes, at according to 24/7 wall street. the community near los angeles is one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in the country, the typical household earns over $200,000 a year, more than triple the national median household income of $55,322. crime is virtually unheard of.these communities are often within commuting major metropolitan area.there are also more job opportunities, which inwhole foods is serving up dietary assistance online.it's offering a digital catalog, located at products.whol efoodsmarket.com, that enables shoppers to find items by dietary preference and provides quick access to product ingredient nutritional customers can do a general item or use down by category, preference, what's on sale and prime member deals.the consumer electronics show in las vegas gets underway today. apple put a huge sign on a vegas hotel that says "what happens on your iphone, stays on your iphone"-a direct aim at facebook, google and others that collect data on users. samsung also announced

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. ( jane )good morningsouthwest airlines hasone step closer to starting long- promised service from the mainland united states to hawaii. there are still a couple of regulatory hurdles to cross and biz journals says the earliest service would start is march and april.one of the flights would take off from san jose.drivers have enjoyed lower gas prices. for months. but gas buddy says we could see prices jump by spring. major oil producers are cutting output, which could rive prices higher.gas buddy predicts a national average of 2-70 this year but an average of 2-97 by memorial day.the consumer electronics show gets underway next week and expect to see lots of robots.the robots will be cuter, smarter and cooler than ever.one that is getting a lot of attention is called lovot, made by a japanese company groove x.it's designed cure loneliness. among the top 10 most returned gifts are women's tops with bell sleeves and boots with fringe.that's according to b- stock solutions, which is a liquidation sales business for walmart, macy's

there's all about the brexit, jane, all about the brexit.e suffers another humiliating defeat. we are seeing a battle for supremacy over the direction of travel and who should be driving the vehicle. looks as though parliament is winning. be driving the vehicle. looks as though parliament is winningm does. theresa may is running out of options. what will she do next? it isa options. what will she do next? it is a seven defeat, i think, since becoming prime minister, which i read was more than thatcher and blair combined, the whole time in government. it is extraordinary. this is a picture on the front of the guardian, the moment whenjohn bercow was overriding the government and allowing this week to take place. it gives the centre parliament was taking back control of this process. it has been in the prime minister's aims for months. she has been intransigent, she has wa nted she has been intransigent, she has wanted to run down the clock, mps suspect, it is either by deal or no deal. her deal is flawed in the eyes of remainers and brexiteer

new york times is attracting not so social media attention the sister of a women's rights activist jane who is currently in a saudi jail gives a detail account of assistance ordeal alia who's calling on compared to raise the plight of all activists in saudi jails she describes how sister jane has spent months in prison without being charged with she says she's been beaten water boarded given electric shocks and threatened with rape now lou jane was arrested last may along with six other well known activists for what prosecutors describe as posing a threat to state security she is well known for her campaign to lift the ban on women driving in saudi arabia and that ban was lifted a month after her arrest in the new york times article his sister accuses royal advisor sowed the tiny of law fing while he watched the torture being carried out she says on various occasions he threatened to rape and kill her then throw her body into the sewage system qahtani has been accused of orchestrating the killing of jamal khashoggi. well pressure is mounting on the u.s. secretary of state to do more and

new york times is attracting not so social media attention the sister of a women's rights activist jane who is currently in a saudi jail gives a detail account of assistance ordeal alia who's calling on pompei to raise the plight of all activists in saudi jails she describes how sister jane has spent months in prison without being charged with she says she's been beaten water boarded given electric shocks and threatened with rape now to jane was arrested last may along with six other well known activists for what prosecutors describe as posing a threat to state security she is well known for her campaign to lift the ban on women driving in saudi arabia and that ban was lifted a month after her arrest in the new york times article his sister accuses royal advisor tunney of law fing while he watched the torture being carried out she says on various occasions he threatened to rape and kill her then throw her body into the sewage system qahtani has been accused of orchestrating the killing of jamal khashoggi. pressure is mounting on the u.s. secretary of state to do more and ken roth from h

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more ( jane )good morningthe federal government shutdown is now into 14 days.some states are hit harder than others. wallethub says californiathe rankings were determined on number of national parks, federal employees and number of federal contracts.the government shutdown may slow down tax refunds.the wall street journal says it could hit lower income americans harder because they typically file sooner.the irs typically begins accepting tax returns at the end of january.cruise and doordash are teaming up in san francisco in 2019. basically this allows food delivery but no human interaction.the autonomous deliveries will be tested this year.orange juice prices start the new year at a new low.one problem is juice has fallen out of favor as consumer shun sugar in juices.crop disease in florida, the top u-s grower, is lessening so that's giving us more oranges.disney theme parks may be getting too expensive for many american families.it raised prices twice in 2018 and also charges more for visits during the peak times.disney's platinu

new york times is attracting not so social media attention the sister of a women's rights activist jane who is currently in a saudi jail gives a detail account of assistance or deal who's calling on pompei or to raise the plight of all activists in saudi jails she describes how sister jane has spent months in prison without being charged with she says she's been beaten water boarded given electric shocks and threatened with rape now do jane was arrested last may along with six other well known activists for what prosecutors describe as posing a threat to state security she is well known for her campaign to lift the ban on women driving in saudi arabia and that ban was lifted a month after her arrest in the new york times article his sister accuses royal advisor tani of law fing while he watched the torture being carried out she says on various occasions he threatened to rape and kill her then throw her body into the sewage system qahtani has been accused of orchestrating the killing of jamal khashoggi. pressure is mounting on the u.s. secretary of state to do more and can rule from huma

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"q&a" begins shortly with jane leavy. "prime minister's questions" from the british house of commons follows at 9:00. after that, california senator kamala harris holds a rally in oakland to kick of her presidential bid. ♪ >> this week on "q&a," author and journalist jane leavy on her book "the big fella." ♪ brian: jane leavy, author of "the big fella," who was he? jane: babe ruth. saying babe was ruth, the babe ruth.

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. ( jane )good morningkids clothing store gymboree is expected to file for expected to gymboree is store kids clothing good morning kids clothing store gymboree is expected to file for bankruptcy and closing 900 stores.report says the brand is expected to liquidate entirely.it also owns the stores 'janie and jack' and 'jack and crazy 8', which may be sold or closed as well. two u-s food companies are implementing more robots.giant food stores says it will begin using robots called 'marty' in its 172 stores to report spills and other hazards on floors.and wingstop says its labor costs are getting too high and it's looking to replace workers with kiosks. it's also changed up its menu so that meal preparation is redued by 5 hours at each restaurant.delta finished december with 86 percent of flights arriving on time.the united states department of transportation considers a flight to have arrived on time if it reaches the gate within 14 minutes of its scheduled arrival time.delta achieved that first-place result in a month when h

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. ( jane )good morninga surveymonkey poll found that americans remain relatively upbeat about their personal finances.but a wide swath of respondents reported increasing worries about the economy over all.the white house says for each week the government is closed, it would shave a little off the gdp. business groups on friday called on the president and congress to reopen the government immediately.rising minimum wages might mean a pricier burrito in 2019. chipotle has hired an outside consultant to analyze the menu's pricing, item by item. chains including texas roadhouse and habit burger mentioned recent or upcoming price increases.the rising prices come as minimum wages increase and the labor market tightens.voice payments are catching on - 8% of us respondents to a 2017 business insider intelligence survey said they used voice commands to buy something, send money to a friend, or pay a bill. adoption is set to grow from 8% to 31% of us adults by 2022. amazon, apple, google, and paypal are part of the growing list of comp

jane king is live at the nasdaq.ories and more. ( jane )good morningsome businesses are offering 'shutdown specials'.today is the day most furloughed employees will miss their first paycheck.many banks are waiving late fees for payments, wireless carriers are working with employees, the washington d-c area is offering discounts on meals and movies as well.a new report says amazon's whole foods may be looking at taking over closed sears and kmart stores.yahoo finance reports the move may come just as amazon looks to expand the whole foods brand.many sears and kmart stores are in malls, which would be a change of strategy for whole foods, if it happens.it sounds nuts but there's a wearable for babies. it looks like a teddy bear, there's not blue tooth or wifi that doesn't send back data. the babeyes wearable has a camera that senses motion and allows parents. to monitor the baby's movement and it records birthdays and bringing the baby home for the frist time from the perspective of the baby.presale tickets for 'captai

good morning good morning jane the british parliament has rejected the brakes deal does that increase the chances that britain will end up staying in the e.u. after all. it possibly could do but it may not because of the moment the way everything is sets up. what automatically would leave on the twenty ninth's of much at the legislation is set up for that of course this huge fight against the deal and the vacuum that that leaves open could mean the of the solutions have to be found yes two hundred thirty the margin against it was two hundred thirty others really significant that you represent the interests of british citizens living here in the european union what are the main concerns of the those people like yourself no well the main concern for all of us is uncertainty we've been living for over two hundred two years now in limbo there are less than seventy days left until march until the date that we're that the u.k. is supposed to leave the e.u. and a deal was made on citizens' rights last year and what we've said from the beginning with the largest group of eight you said since

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more ( jane ) good morning the san jose-suunyvale-santaclara came in number 2 on the the annual analysis of 200 ist large metros takes into account job growth, wage and salary growth, and high-tech gdp growth, among other factors. san francisco- redwood city was 4th. provo utah was the top performing city on this list. frontier airlines says that kids ages 14 and under can now fly for free with an adult through the budget airline's existing discount den travel club.there is a catch.you have to be a member of the discount den club, which cost 60 bucks a year.still, if you fly regularly to visit grandma or a parent who lives out of town, the offer may be a great deal.a new report suggests apple may be prepping for a gaming service.cheddar reports subscriptions.if apple goes g a ahead, it could allow people to pay a fee to play games.the super bowl between the new england patriots and los angeles rams will be the first nfl title game since legal sportsbooks began popping up in states outside of nevada -- and americans will have a lot riding o

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. ( jane ) good morning juul, the e-cigarettehat is popular with young people, has stepped up its lobbying efforts.fox business says the brand spent $1.5 million on advocacy efforts in washington d.c. last year. the company -- which calls itself an alternative to cigarettes -- spent just $120,000 on lobbying the year prior.the trump administration has intensified its threats to ban sales of electronic cigarettes amid what it calls a health epidemic among youths. southwest said in its earnings report that the government shutdown will cost the airline between $10 million to $15 million dollars.southwest also says its waiting for the shutdown to be over so it can begin service to hawaii. sharing netflix passwords is a common thing.a new survey by marketwatch says the average person who uses a netflix account without paying for it, does so for 26 months.3 out of 4 americans share some sort of subscription with others whether it's netflix, hulu, uber or spotify.as san francisco gets ready to celebrate the anniversary of its name, bosp

jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. ( jane )good morningmany california farm begun turning to automation because farm workers are both in short supply and increasingly costly.usa today says. california farmers are facing an unprecedented squeeze on their livelihoods due to minimum wage laws and immigration tension.experts warn that the changes could eventually lead to higher prices in grocery stores nationally.the california farm bureau's most recent survey of state farmers, conducted in 2017, showed that 55 percent of respondents said they had experienced labor shortages, and a third were delaying harvesting.tax season starts today.it could be a complicated season though.in addition to the backlog of cases that need to be addressed, the significant changes kick in to the tax code this year.and even with the irs returning, tax refunds may be delayed.kfc is eliminating single use plastics.it will make a "global sustainability commitment" that by 2025, all of its plastic-based, consumer- facing packaging will be recoverable or reusable.the company said the pledg

phil rucker, barbara mcquade and emily jane fox. barbara, let me just talk to you about the degree to which what my colleague, stephanie ruhle -- who my colleague, stephanie ruhle, calls donald trump's tv lawyer, rudy giuliani, employing strategy or a misinformation technique or a pr campaign? because for all of the stuff that you so clearly described to us as being legal violations, rudy giuliani seems to be pursuing a different strategy if it's a strategy at all. >> yeah, he seems to be beating the drum for whatever message of the day president trump wants to get out. he's far more pr man than he is lawyer. and i think that this, you know, we've seen these shifting stories, there was no collusion, then collusion is not a crime, and now i never said that members of the campaign didn't engage in collusion, just that president trump didn't engage in collusion. and that suggests to me that that's a concession that he would only make if he is concerned that there may be some harmful news coming out about some member of the campaign bei