had coached jay wright joining donnie and myself here.as going to be a rock fight. it was for the majority, but over time, you guys were somehow able to take it over and take advantage. i know a lot of those buckets were patted down, but in your eyes, what was the difference in overtime period? >> two very good defensive teams. i actually think providence right now played a little bit of a better defense of game than u us. all the credit to providence and ed cooley. there are so to play against. you can't score on them. even the buckets we made come out one them was a loose ball that mikal bridges picked up. i have so much respect for them and our players do too. it's a good win for us because we respect them so much. >> speaking of mikal bridges, like bronson and bridges, 56 points in this game, but if america didn't know this would be crazy, they found out how special he really was. >> all the things he did offensively, he iso it and got his shot. he can guard any position. cartwright was awesome, but mikal khadija job on him. >> we tal

jay leno! helping me! [ cheers and applause ] jay -- >> jay: what? >> jimmy: jay, can you -- can you stick around? >> jay: no, i don't have time to stick around. i don't want to play -- i don't want to play beer pong with lisa vanderpump. i've got -- >> jimmy: all right. jay leno everybody! >> jay: good night everybody! >> jimmy: all right, we'll do that later. we have a great show. give it up for the roots -- give it up for the roots, everybody! jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, that's what i'm talking about. jay leno! he doesn't want to play beer pong with lisa vanderpump, you know. guys, thanks to jay leno once again. [ cheers and applause ] season four of jay leno's garage premieres thursday, april 19th at 10:00 p.m. on cnbc. we've got a fun show tonight. we have a great actor joining us. he and emily blunt star in the new animated film, "sherlock gnomes," james mcavoy is stopping by. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i want to see

julia: jay powell the man -- julia: jay powell the man at the moment.ar as hikes this year, three, some concerned if he indicates 4. the dot plot will very much be in focus. we have seen a more hawkish by price around 77 basis points for 2018 as well. what will that be after we get the statement and after the press conference? strength to the canadian dollar, to mexico, hence perhaps the united states is softening their position as far and the content requirements are concerned. if that is the case, this will be a breakthrough for nafta negotiations. francine: this is what i am looking at. we are looking at treasuries and we will be all over that for the next 15, 25 hours. this is the average and i say it's the average two-year yield china, u.s.,es, u.k., euro area, and japan. throughy, you can see the chart and we will push it on our social media platforms, for radio listeners, good morning to you. the average is at least 2% or line --% and the dotted there with me, radio, we are trying to explain, it is significantly below where it is now and that's t

he's going to jay's. his name is mr. jay-z. >> i don't think i'm invited to either one of those.arly not cool enough. >> we're going to the shake shack. >> i get that. can we go back to beyonce and jay-z. they're ready to hit the road this summer for on the run two. generating $100 million. last night the carters weren't the only stars letting loose. the party started on the red carpet. >> for the mom club it was a chance to have a night out with girlfriends. ♪ >> have you been hanging out drive ago mini van. >> if i could trick out a mini van to where i thought i looked tz sexy i would do it. >> sandra left louis and lie la at home for mom's night out. she's gearing up for "ocean's 8" in june. >> we don't realize we could be hacked. we're actresses that have to bond over moms working hard. aging, not aging. being fearful. >> you are what you are on the text chain. >> yes we are. sandra had a red carpet collision with her screen sister, nicole kidman. >> good enough. >> i loved that movie. >> i showed that movie to my kids. it's a little above their -- >> it's above most people.

put it in context of how you think this particular fed chair and jay powell will go down in terms ofommunication skills against everybody else that you've seen. >> yeah. i tried to count yesterday i think there's been 28 press conferences by federal reserve chairmen i think i've been to all of them the first thing i noticed when i looked at my watch it was 3:15 when they were done. i thought the previous chairs took the full hour then i said to myself, hey, has he answered as many questions? i looked around the room at my colleagues, all the people who usually get to ask questions did. he answered as many but maybe more questions and did it succinctly didn't give us a lot of theory pretty straightforward it will be easy for those in the markets and maybe those not in the market to understand what powell is saying that's a plus. i think eventually he will sometimes have to talk more theoretically and field more theoretical questions. he didn't have to now. that could be something that is a challenge for him. but i thought he did a good job. he's obviously a smart guy he's been a gover

just eat your eggs, jay. yeah, just eat your eggs, jay. - (jay) ohh! - oh! (cameron) oh, ho ho ho!pa got told! - (jay laughs) - look at them. they all think lily's so great.

jay could be monica lewinski and o.j.could be like there was a squirrel today in the park. just some bizarre offbeat thing. so you're not going to just get monologue jokes about the front page. it's whatever dave wants to do. sometimes it seems like a cable access show, like why is he throwing a watermelon off the building? >> i think that's an important consideration for all of us. and believe me, ma'am, you've come to the right place. >> you don't tune into letterman to see what's going on in the country today. would you have tuned into jay to see that. that's the difference. character and personality, then a great joke teller. >> if you don't like who dave has on and you don't like who i have on, now you can click around, why don't we go back to jay? gee, here's something i might have missed. >> i found they both evolved their style. they came out of the carson thing and first instinct is to kinda sorta do it like that and then their personalities emerge and they did their own versions of it. >> the host plays with the

here with us is jay pelosky. can you factor in the trade war? jay: you have to do that, alix.e president has been very focused on. the next phase of global growth will become -- global growth will come from regional distribution. that is driving this process to regional integration, so when we think of asia, led by china trying to reintegrate the region. been a resurgence in europe with merkel and micron. in the u.s., we are missing that opportunity in this is one of the biggest geopolitical issues is that we are not integrating the way we should. to, tech is very exposed taxation, and two, tariffs drive regional integration. we want to be in those southern parts of each region because that protects you against the tariff risk. david: jay pelosky, thank you so much for being here. coming up, at&t faces off against the justice department to buy time warner. and you can listen to the radio and tune into our colleagues with tom keene. florida ort he in something? david: what am i talking about? jon ferro will be there. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ daybreak. bloomber

jay powell will deliver day two of his semiannual monetary policy report.s time he'll appear before the senate banking committee beginning at 10:00 a.m >>> a lot of economic data on the docket weekly jobless claims, personal income, construction spending. >>> and the auto sector in focus. car manufacturers will report monthly sales throughout the morning. >>> the big question is does jay powell see the need to modify or slightly walk back this perceived hawkishness he had a couple days ago. it's not clear he would want to do that. besides that, the ism number will be interesting. you had a bit of a soft patch in some of the macro data. >> something to watch. mike, fun hour with you. that's it for "worldwide exchange." look at the futures, we are lower on the first day of mah.rc "squawk box" is next >>> good morning for the bulls, good riddance to february the dow fell more than 4% in the month snapping the longest winning streak in 59 years. >>> in earnings news, get ready for today's big retail reports we have kohl's, best buy, nordstrom and the gap. >>> a

>> the biggest concern is jay powell is new.e don't know exactly how he handles himself, and he is a straight shooter and answers questions honestly and uses plain english. when he was up on capitol hill a few weeks ago, the street looks like it's at 3, what gets you to 4. he answered the question the market got unravelled, because he said if the economy picks up, forecasts pick up, we see increasing inflation, the market is used to a more nuanced fed chair that uses oblique language i think we'll get used to this also a press conference after a fed meeting is much easier than answering people on capitol hill the press conference is more germane to what his role is. >> the political posturing that happens and questioning on capitol hill >> right >> when we're talking about inflation, how much attention are we likely to see paid to the role of inflation and the broader economy and what will we hear from jay powell >> that's the hard part. employment is looking good there's slack in the employment, but we can point to the fact tha

speaking of espn jay williams joins us from bristol. jay, what a morning.rning to you, as well. >> virginia not only a one seed, they're the number one overall seed in the tournament. how does something like this happen? >> well, first off i got to tell you last night we've been working crazy hours here, 24/7 since the tournament has started and i was falling in and out of sleep during the game and i woke up and i saw umbc with the lead and i said, wait, is this the same umbc team that came second in their conference? wait, is the same umbc team that lost 83-39 against albany on january 21st? these things happen because the best team, paula, doesn't always win. it takes the most miraculous moment and one of their best players said going into halftime they were trying to sing the words to the song "one shining moment" and after the game they recognized we probably needed to learn the rest of the words to this song so that's how this stuff occurs. >> it's going to go down as one of the biggest sports upsets in history. but this is what college basketball is a

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if you think jay is perfect for your..e visit peninsula humane society on rollins road in burglingame. (vicki) a scary moment for a man who was on a safari... (steve) he got way closer to africa;s wild life than he ever imagined after a ever imagined after a cheetah jumped on his cruiser and it was all caught on camera... britton hayes was on spring break and he and his uncle took a safari tour through the serengeti in tanzania... that's when three cheetahs targeted their land cruiser. one jumped on the hood... and another ventured inside the vehicle. after sniffing around - and chewing on the seats a bit - the animal left britton unharmed. he credits his tour guides with helping him stay calm. (vicki) that wraps that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(steve) grant lodes is here with kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))thank you vicki and steve...next at nine...three children still missing tonight...along the mendocino coast where a s-u-v...carrying a family of eight drove off a cliff and plunged into the rocky ocean.tonight neighbors weig

i think jay powell is extremely conscious of this. worried about the economy running too hot, we have a trade war coming. is that going to be the push back against the progrowth tax cuts? tom: it could be. said, a trade war is never a good thing. clearly in parts of the world, it will have more than impact. concerns onhere are .n export led economy exports are up to 45% in germany. this is more of a problem for parts outside the u.s. matt: what do you think about libor rates?g every day i see it at the top of rea storiesd.st investors, markets are concerned about it, and typically a jump in the short term financing , even agnifies problems crisis. tom: that tightening in policy does signify the potential for a slowdown ahead. that is what we are facing. it is a tricky balance that jay powell faces today in his comments. he needs to be seen on top of the situation. the economynot let run away with itself. at the same time, he needs to not scare the horses in terms of the markets. anna: we are getting some news from shell. saying 67 bil

coming up, more on the fed chairman jay powell fomc debuted. features flat. dollar a little softer into the meeting. we'll discuss the markets we will be watching with michelle meyer's. before we get to break, headlines and the bloomberg european capital markets for. barclays ceo jeff bailey being interviewed and deutsche bank the deputy ceo is also there. making some headline saying we are making progress in the investment banking and it is focusing on returning capital to shareholders and not taking longer than they thought for the banks revamp. they are considering buybacks as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caitlin: bayer has cleared a big hurdle for $66 billion takeover of monsanto. the european union has given its ok for the deal. one condition, bayer have to sell its seed, pesticide and agriculture to dss. annualas increased its profit forecast for the second year in a row --second quarter in a row. fedex and its rival ups are cashing in on higher demand caused by rising online buying but there challenges that deliveries to holmes are less profitable -- h

jay is in san bernardino, california. hello, jay. >> caller: good morning. senator, i am from a working class neighborhood, and in recent months the governor brown and yourself and others have raised taxes significantly on the working class. folks here in the inland empire are under the great duress of this new tax increases to the gas to, the fuel. can you explain what happened, and why you raised our taxes, and, you know, my final comment is this, we need to get back to real issue of california and you are just ticking off this checklist of the social classes, and the average man cannot afford the pay his employees. >> well, jay from san bernardino. i thank you for the comments and i appreciate your perspective. i can say this that in the wealthiest state and the wealthiest nation in the world, no one who works full time should not live in poverty, and raising it to $15 is the right thing to do. lett me go back to what you arer frommed to as-- what you are red to as the gas and infrastructure enhancement. for 25 years the legislature and the past governors

>> i think the market is getting to know jay powell a little bit.irst i will be looking for how the market reacts. we want signs that economic growth is still good and a guidepost. people are still trying to figure out exactly what -- >> i think we lost your mic. in the meantime, steve grasso? >> to pick up where lori left off you want to see if he's thinking three or four for 2018. we have heard him sound hawkish, dovish we want to see what we get from jay powell today do we get a tax reform analysis that we thinks will be a lot less hawkish than he once thought? does he think productivity will ramp up? where is inflation the mysterious inflation number, is he still perplexed by that? >> we have the mic situation ironed out lori >> i think markets are still trying to figure out if they trust this guy they want to know there is not a policy error, that they are going to move at a measured pace, not stifle growth. at the beginning of the year people said will they move too far, too fast. people are focused on growth they want to see you maintain the

jay: did sound like, "jay, come to my office so i can fire you," or "jay, you're clearly my favorite"s is your first case. i expect you to win. can i ask you a question? i don't wanna be the help desk for every man in this office too lazy to look something up for himself. were you too lazy to look this up for yourself? i can look this up for myself. ♪ woman: i'm giving this case to you because i think you can connect with her... i'm giving this case to you because i know you'll wanna crush her... ...because you understand the rule-breakers. ...because you believe in the rule of law. do your best. win. i'm the guy you don't wanna go up against. i've been fighting with people like you my whole life, and i like it. you went up against sandra bell, right? i don't like her. i don't like what she represents. i don't like who she represents. your client tried to blow up the statue of liberty. if i ever got arrested, she'd probably be the first person i'd call. ♪ what's it take to be a fighter? ♪ ♪ what's it take to be a champion? ♪ ♪ fame, it's all how you play it ♪ you literally broke my br

jai thank you very much and antjuan, thank you both. >> thank you. julie: oh, my god. 500 chapters.elly: not about that but her life. julie: behind the scenes. kelly: a lot going on saturday. robert mueller subpoenaed the trump organization recently focusing on a potentially real estate deal in russia, the proposal for trump tower in moscow was pitched to donald trump's lawyer by developer and part time u.s. covert intelligence asset fÉlix sader. the deal fell through but the president's critics think it may be the smoking gun. jessie watters spoke with sadeer about the investigation. >> i'm assuming that mueller spoke to you? >> i'm sorry, i can't answer. >> i'm going to assume that's true. >> i've been interviewed by the house intel committee, yes. kelly: you may want to watch more of that, you can watch it all the full interview with fÉlix sader at 8:00 p.m. on watter's world. julie: airliner admits to third incident involving a pet this week, plus the trump administration issuing it is toughest sanctions yet on russia for host of actions including cyber attacks on the u.s. but w

this is the light view from jay's and cory's yard.urther back it goes the worse it will look and more exposed it will be. we are on the left side of where jay and corey live. we will see it when we're out in the yard because it goes a full floor above. we're looking forward to the birth of a child and expect summer days in the yard with the baby. as he grows older he'll be playing with his friends in the yard. we don't think the occupants of the new building should have a direct view of our family. when you consider the small size of the lot and adjacent public steps and alleys now part to be part of the camino real it seems the commission did the right thing by reducing the fourth floor and introducing a garage using the same curb with the public steps and blocked view is a frightening prospect for a parent. a garage at this location does not make sense. furthermore, it's a shame the sponsor wants to continue to block jay's and corey's windows. i'm in the sure it's a surprise. the sponsor had an application meeting and didn't like wh

jay newton-small and jereenginj peters join me. jeremy, the "vanity fair" article says, the first to go would be john kelly and h.r. mcmaster. it also says gary cohn had been lobbying to be chief of staff and quit when he didn't get the job. is there any indication that kelly or mcmaster are on their way out? >> nothing more than what's been speculated on for weeks and months at this point. this is one of the familiar rituals of chronicling the trump white house. aide, insert name here, is rumored to be about to depart. it's been going on with h.r. mcmaster for months. gary cohn of course finally decided he was going to go this week. what's happening with general kelly is a little different, from my understanding of the matter. what's happened there is the people close to general kelly in the cabinet have told him that they don't think he should abide with the type of ritual humiliation that president trump subjects so many senior aides to like jeff sessions. so they have basically given him the green light to just quit if presiden

what can jay powell say today that would move the currency?hort-term as a bottom so i don't think it's that big of a deal. we see in the europe and the pound as of late. some folks really like it, but i think it's not a really good idea especially not when the raise rates. you know you can do to make a dollar stronger right away as raise rates. he has to give their verbiage to make folks think they will raise and strengthen the dollar. lauren: scott shellady, thank you for joining us. we say good morning to maria bartiromo, mourning said maria. >> good morning, lauren. even a few minutes. thanks for joining us. i maria bartiromo. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. the winning streak snapped. the dow industrials on a sour note folly nearly 400 points. the worst month since january january 2016, snapping a 10 month winning streak for both indices, the longest since 1959. features this morning, let's take a look at what's happening right now at the declines continuing. one quarter 1%. the s&p 500 for point s&p 500 for a point by the nasdaq weaker by fo

meet "jay". nine-month-old pit-bull puppy, moves so fast, it )s hard to >>> no legs, no problem. meet jay, a 9-month-old pitbull puppy, moves really fast on three legs. he's up for adoption at the peninsula humane society in burlingame. last month a police officer found him hurt on the side of the road. his left rear leg so badly broken a surgeon had to remove it. generous donors paid for the operation and the rehab. jay is ready to go home with someone who will give him lots of love and throw the ball for him so he can run around. >> so cute. >> jay! look at that. super-nice dog. >> i bet he gets a home tomorrow. >> i bet he will. that's good forecasting. >> he forecasts everything. >> he does. >> i've got your morning forecast. >> hey. >> not too scold. temperatures low 50s from the south bay to the tri-valley. lots of sunshine, a bit of cloud cover in san francisco and the north bay. and check this out, by the afternoon record-setting highs inland. we're going up to 83 degrees. 82 on friday. w

if you think jay is perfect for your..isit peninsula humane society on rollins road in burglingame. (vicki) well that wraps up kron 4 news at 9. (grant) our prime time coverage continues. steve aveson is standing by with what is coming up on kron 4 news at ten. steve? (steve)next at ten: the serach is stil on for three missing children along the california coast. along the mendocino coast where a s-u-v...carrying a family of eight drove off a cliff and plunged into the rocky ocean.tonight neighbors weigh in on the unusual activity before that family packed up and abruptly left their home.a live report is up next.plus: chaotic video of a deadly shooting at a san francisco barber shop. tonight: heated moments at a town hall meeting to address the officers invovled. plus: the way you look at your daily coffee could change. coming up be surprised if you see a sign warning that coffee could cause cancer.stay right here for kron 4 news at ten right after the break. ive got kids ive got kids ive got kids (steve)tonight at ten : w

jay powell is delivering the notcy of janet yellen, 2.0, 1.0.n agreed in principle to re-normalize and tried to delay as often as she could. 2017, jay powell will do the same thing. it was tightening and then a balance sheet action. there was a style difference, though. that is jay powell was willing to express his own view more distinctly. a couple of times he said this makes me more confident. the way i read the data, this is what is going to happen. he is distancing himself from the official communication. scarlet: why is that significant? doesn't mean he's trying to convince other members of the committee? >> i think it's the other way. he wants to clarify and simplify the committee communication. is tootement complicated. it is confusing. you need a postgraduate education to understand it. when i was drafting, you only needed a high school diploma. i am proud of that. the goal is to simplify the message and then make sure every participant makes it clear if they are not on that page, they are saying this is my view. the federaler it is rese

last month comedian tiffany haddish claimed an unnamed actress got too chose to jay-z at his decemberoncert after part. >> she touched jay-z's chest an beyonce came walking up like get your hands off my man's chest. >> haddish has now stirred up a hornet's nest in the bee hive spawning a hashtag after telling "gq" that same actress then bit beyonce in the face. chrissy tiegen is not giving up much. >> there was a bite? you can confirm the bite? >> yes. >> so who are the suspects? >> rihanna, queen latifah, sarah foster and sanaa lathan were present at the party, but listen to their denials. from sarah foster, flattering that anyone thinks i could get this close to beyonce. from sanaa lathan under no circumstances did i bite beyonce. >> so that leaves latifah and riri neither makes much sense. >> but could this be a clue? model/actress charlotte mckinny attended jay-z's concert and her fellow model is being super protective. >> i love everybody involved so i'm like zip. >> a rep for mckinny says she didn't even attend the after part. so will bite gate ever be solved? queen b.'s rep won

we look ahead to jay powell and the trade concerns.n post reporting we could see washington hit by the u.s. tariffs of up to $60 billion by as early as friday, there's certainly a lot weighing on investors. we have to look ahead to what is going on in china as well. we had to hear from president xi the annuallowed by press conference. let's take a look at how markets are right now. we are seeing red on the screen. new zealand, -- like this.ooking shares down 0.5%. the market open in tokyo, seoul, coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yvonne: 8 a.m. here in hong kong, live from bloomberg's asian headquarters, i am yvonne man. welcome. facebook has been embroiled in scandal after cambridge and america was accused of meddling in the elections. fundtecheigh w may again.weigh on tap once betty: trade tariffs and trump talking about protectionism will be tempering talks as economic leaders meet for the g20 talks. president xi jinping tightening his grip on china. ♪ yvonne: betty, first and was apple, now facebook. over all, sentiment when it com

coming up we dive into jay powell's first fed meeting.ribe reminder to to our weekly podcast on itunes and it is called what you miss. our favorite interviews of the week. you can listen to them on audio and it is the perfect way to spend your weekend. scarlet: i think hans is a confederate this week. this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: let's return to the fed meeting, this time to the charts it joining us is matt, our chart master here. let's talk about what happens next. what people wanted to know from today's meeting from the press conference. judging by the first chart, was the read on that? wethe take away is that what got from jay powell today was a little more dovish than expected. you can see here we have the white line showing the probability of three plate hikes in 2018 based on futures. the blue line shows the probability of marked by tags, and that four or more number has been coming up. earlier today it was all the way up to 33 and 35% come it was close to becoming the model expectation for markets. jaycan see after death powell pres

beyonce and jay z last toured together in 2014. tickets go on sale on wednesday. very exciting. will be getting on their computers on wednesday. >> log jam, absolutely. >> thanks for joining us here on abc7 news. who wants to be a millionaire is coming up next. we'll leave you with a live look outside. >> look at that, sunglasses now, a couple hours from now, you hope you have an umbrella. >> that's a quick change. be ready. have a good one. bye-bye. >> hi, i'm chris harrison, and if someone wants to win a million dollars today, they're gonna have to answer a series of 14 increasingly difficult questions, starting with this one: "who wants to be a millionaire?" [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to "millionaire." you guys ready to go today? [cheers and applause] well, we got a little bit of unfinished business to take care of. all last week was american pride week here on our show, and we have one unsung american hero who is still playing, so let's welcome him back. from dearborn, michigan, he's a middle school science teacher, john paddock. [cheers

we have the ec, we have jay powell who we are hoping to have a good press conference. that's a one-two punch and maybe we'll get through it so maybe thursday afternoon >> much more cramer's mad dash is coming up futures are higher only 40 points >> and ftc took facebook down. >> "squawk on the street" back in a couple of minutes

we wait to hear from jay powell what he says about inflation.he truth is three rate hikes this year, three rate hikes next year. inflation is higher, what we've been expecting. lauren: nicole, you said it well, it was baked into the cake. as we await fed chair jerome powell to address the news media in the first news conference as head of the fed any minute now, we're waiting for that to get underway. we'll bring back the panel. gary johnson, gary kaltbaum, keith fitz-gerald, mark luschini. thanks for sticking around. keith, i feel i owe you a question. what do you think mr. powell is the best thing he could say it assuage the market would be? >> one of the single most important things he can do rather than say to adopt the same measured tone and approach that he did when we saw him earlier. the single biggest problem for a fed chairman they're danged if they do, danged in they don't. here is the thing, comes off, consistent, knowledgeable, measured in his approach, traders will sit and listen and take perspective from that. perspective leads to

jay: we just reported a great year.nue is up five times and we've made a record profit, from a loss last year to profit this year. increasing our production. we've also got a bridge operation next year which lowers our costs about 50% on transport. takingnot looking at investment decisions beyond that in the immediate future. it is an exciting time for irc. rishaad: there's a shifting appetite for iron ore in china at the moment. also, there's a bit of price pressure on iron or itself. how do you adapt to all that? jay: we are fortunate in being at the bottom of the cost curve on a delivered basis. at the moment, we're just andding out iron ore grinding out a healthy profit. what is more interesting from an investment point of view -- another had that i wear. i am the chief investment officer for the alliance. here in australia, we are doing 12 million times. vanre a smaller operator hundreds of millions of operations for smg and rio and bhp. we have to focus on improving grade. 58%ave taken great up from to just below

>> well, they have a hall of fame coach jay wright and he knows what he wants. his team is well balanced on beth sides of the ball, and we have a leader there in brunson who is echoing everything that jay wright wants, the chance for success is very good. >> and so when you player like jalen brunson, and he is going to echo everything that the coach has and you can calm down and have those experiences where if it is not going well, you can bring the leadership to the team, and that is what jalen br brunson brings. >> you had a chance to talk to him whose dad was a nba player, and he taught him so much. he said in high school, in the state championship and jalen played great and he said, congratulations, son, that is never going to work at the next level. so he has had that voice in the back, and he has exbecome that experienced leader. >> yes, and he has guys on the big stage and he has been there in 2016, and experience. on the kansas side, you have the x-factor malik newman not on the stage and transferred into ght's out, and the last seven games, 32 points ag

jay powell says there are no signs of overheating.rs plot the course for the coming year. growth and presidential power will top the agenda. ♪ betty: we saw the tariff news early, spooking the equity markets. the selloff for a third day in the row on the s&p. i want to pull up a chart, g #btv 5705. it shows declines we are seeing across all the equity indexes, whether it is europe, japan, the s&p. equityidends on these markets are starting to drop lower than what you get on the treasuries market. that is making bond markets much more attractive, which can be a self-fulfilling prophecy for equity markets. the lower they go, the lower they are going to go. that has implications for the economy and the fed. yvonne: it was interesting to see the movement in treasuries against these trade tensions we did see overnight. the 10 year yield closer to 10 -- closer to 2.8%. is there a real threat of a trade war? betty: absolutely. we moved one step closer to that trade war. more with sophie kamaruddin, who has a look at the major markets opening

on the fed jay powell heads back to capitol hill to testify before the senate banking committee that hearing gets underway at 10:00 a.m. even. weekly jobless claims are out at 8:30 a.m. eastern, along with january personal income and spending at 10:00 a.m., the ism manufacturing index. automakers will worth february sales throughout the day best buy, kohl's, amc networks report before the bell gap, nordstrom, american outdoor brands also out after the close. a lot of people will be watching that one >>> in earnings news, shares of ab inbev moving higher after reporting strong quarterly results. landon dowdy joins us with more on those numbers >> that's right. shares of anheuser-busch moving higher after better-than-expected earnings. they reported higher profit in the fourth quarter thanks to savings from the sabmiller acquisition and a rebound in brazil despite the strong finish, ab inbev is still struggling in the

jayon, dillon, cam, garrett, l, tanner, jaleen, keyshawn, jay rory, and josh owens. as well as the head coach and assistant coaches. go, jell-o jackets. thank you. jackets. go yellow thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, today i recognize the initiative mr. chuck hughes and dr. gordon e bradshaw from the city of garey chamber of commerce. mr. visclosky: their efforts have created the community civility counts initiative and a world civility day which will celebrate its third annual occurrence on april 12. it was established as a day to become more aware of our behavior towards others and to think about how we can bring more understanding into the lives and lives of others. we live in a time when we can all benefit from being a little bit more civil. we live in a time when a combined gesture can have a great cons

what do you make, jay, of this strategy? it seems to be coming out little piece by little piece by little piece. >> he's definitely trying to drum up interest in this interview for "60 minutes" and doing that all week. another big tweet he sent on friday was sort of hinting at a photo of a dvd saying there's dvd evidence of the relationship between stormy daniels and donald trump. >> you mean like pictures, video? we don't know. >> is there a some sort of sex video? is that the implication, oh, wow. we really want to be seeing that. so all of this is meant to tantalize and meant to drum up interest in this interview and then interest in her moving forward because basically, he's -- his stance is, she's taking a huge risk in doing this interview. the trump lawyers have said she is in breach of contract that she now owes the president $20 million. they're arguing they're not in breach of contract because the president never signed the contract. if they're found to be in breach, she has to pay a ton of mobe. the only way to get

andrew ekonomou, 69, is one of the handful of lawyers assisting jay sekulow, representing trump.ekulow said after the departure of washington attorney john dowd from trump's personal legal team last week, ekonomou will take a larger role. it's said he was a brilliant strategist who handled complex investigations for decades, assisted sekulow in a famous case involving the religious group jews for jesus before the supreme court in the '80s. phil rucker, first of all, your take on this? >> well, that's news to me. i have not reported that myself. i can't verify that's true. if he's coming on to join the legal team, it's a significant development. currently jay sekulow is the only attorney working directly personally for the president on this matter. ty cobb who sarah sanders mentioned today is actually a white house lawyer playing a slightly different role, managing the white house's response in defending the presidency as an office. as opposed to the president as a person. this is not a ted olson, it's not a big-name experienced washington litigator. perhaps president trump has de

treaty, approved the funds to implement jay's treaty. for this muhlenberg was stabbed three days later by his brother-in-law. he survived. another way of measuring washington's legacy is to consider what he might have done but didn't. he did not resign his office halfway through his first term as he had hoped to do. can you imagine what such an act would have done in terms of diminishing the future role of the presidency? he did not make his vice president a kind of prime minister as he could have under minister as he could have under the vaguely worded terms of the constitution. most of all, he did not allow himself to be swept up in europe's war fever. unlike woodrow wilson, george washington really did keep us out of war. at considerable costs to his short-term popularity and peace of mind. but of course he supplied positive leadership as well, in crushing the whiskey rebellion of 1794, a violent anti-tax protest by pennsylvania farmers, the president put all of his accumulated prestige behind the principle that in a republic, dissati

a hawkish jay powell indicating another two hikes this year and more in the future.

day to work hard to make ends meet and i have a lot of respect for the working people such as you, jay,

if jay mike: we will see powell meant what he said. do you really mean to suggest that we are going to see a faster pace of rate increases? because you think the economy is growing faster? that's the bottom line question for people on the street. what will jay powell have learned from tuesday's market reaction that he might try to put into practice ira:? i think he did a pretty -- practice question mark ira: i think he did quite -- practice? ira: i think he did quite a good job. we didn't get a lot of new information, but the fact that he sounded a bit more hawkish surprised some people as opposed to it being significantly different. what i would like to hear today, let's mince the word further. what does it mean? longer? i suspect it means longer. 2019, the fed says they would like to do that, if everything turns out the way they think. vonnie: kevin cirilli, there's always a couple of senators that are more colorful on this topic than others. who are you looking forward to in terms of questioning? get ready, the senators walking in a

jay, how much of a headache is this for the white house?as there the expectation this would all go away, the whole thing would just die a lot sooner than that? >> i think that's certainly been their wish, alex. i think any day that they're out there talking about a porn star's affair with the preponderapresident with probab is probably not a good day for sarah sanders. this is something they consider a distraction, it's not great for them especially with the president's evangelical base. this is something they've always turned a blind eye too. a few weeks ago when these allegations first surfaced, a lot of evangelicals came forward and said well, the president gets a mulligan on this one. now you notice they're incredibly silent and not defending him anymore. that's not a good thing. >> franklin graham said that very thing to me on this show. guys, i have to take a quick break. up next, was andrew mccabe's firing an attack on the fbi and does it set up an end to the mueller investigation? that's my girl! that's it! get it, woo, yeah! mom! m

jay o'neal, let's begin with you and trust in, west virginia. why don't you lay out the scene right now. why teachers and staff have been on strike for eight days. morning. yes, we have been on strike for eight days. .his goes back years starting salaries for teachers here with a bachelors is about $33,000. the biggest root issue of everything is our insurance. the acronym is peia. it stands for public employees insurance agency. basically, our state government has not been funding at adequately for years. new cuts. there are public hearings are every november and they basically tell you how much worse the insurance is going to get. this year the proposed moving to something called total family income. premiums on the income of everyone in our family. for instance, my spouse has another job and so they would base not just on my income, but her income as well, which meant my premium is going to double. there are a lot of teachers who both of them work in the school system, and they were going to see there's double, too. i think people have just h