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jay: i like it. nice fit. swanky material. [ chuckles ] jay, you look so strong and sexy, like an olympic wrestler but with money. [ both laugh ] your turn. okay. [ chuckles ] this is my favorite day in america! happy valentine's day, gorgeous. [ gasps ] they're huge! [ chuckles ] oh, my god! yeah, those will work. beautiful. you can wear them tonight. i have a surprise. [ gasps ] don't tell me, you're finally taking me salsa dancing! [ gasps ] and who's david brenner? only a vegas legend. is he a magician?

i met. i'm like. who. jay-z and beyonce. ght of the i don't believe it. >> i didn't take a selfie. no one is going to know. >> reporter: no one except give or take 5 million or so after beyonce posted the picture on her instagram. >> i didn't even know what a meme is. am i a mime? am i a mimi? >> reporter: she has only one regret. >> i didn't think to ask her any questions. i didn't say good luck at the grammy, jay-z, you know, i didn't say anything. i was just -- i'm lost. >> reporter: nicole estefan, wcvb. >> she's a mimi. >> she didn't even know what it was. that picture sll >> good morning it is thursday, february 1. >> good morning everyone we're following breaking news on "action news." flames tear through philadelphia row home killing a man and a woman. >>> gunfire sends three people to the hospital overnight. >>> as the eagles prepare for the super bowl they are taking security to a whole new level. >> first up let's talk to david murphy it felt a little warmer when i step outside, david.

his teammates had found with this one. >> i have a funny feeling you won't get more jay ajayi interviews after that. >> that is why you have to tune in. and i wish you could have seen ducis who also learned the macarena today. >> we are showing no more video. we are live with the birds at the super bowl back over to you. >> it sounds like you guys had a lot of fun today also and deucesy i want to see your dance moves. and more eagles fans getting their pictures taken inside of the fan experience and we want to let you know what is coming up. coming up at 4:30, we show you of course, how the super bowl footballs are actually made. >> but here is the sneak peek. we got one. take a look at that. pretty fancy right. our own super bowl football specific to 6 abc. custom-made. the best kind. we have a whole lot more to come in the next half hour, live in minneapolis, rick and monica to you in the studio there in philadelphia. >> thank you we love it. >> i'll take the football when they come back. >> no, it's mine. if the post game celebration spills into the street. the may fair section is rea

i didn't say good luck at the grammys, jay z. i didn't say anything.'m lost. >> i'm a mime. >> i'm a mimi. >> oh, i love her and her daughter. you're right i don't believe you. >>> it kind of reminds us of this moment. it's 10 years old now where there you have bruno mars walking by pete wentz. when he was star struck. when he was star struck. bit there. . >> where's pete wentd? >>> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm kendis gibson with the top stories we're following this morning. more women and girls coming forward to confront former disgraced sports doctor, larry nassar. details are just ahead. >>> president trump is facing off with the fbi and the man he personally selected to head the bureau. the fbi says it has grave concerns over the accuracy of the memo criticizing its actions in the russia investigation. but the white house is poised to release it anyway. >>> a u.s. interceptor missile fired from hawaii has failed a test designed to simulate an attack. it's the system's second failed test in the past year. the failure is renewing concerns a

jay: i like equities in particular. i like what i call my go south strategy. to the country that have lagged this bull market since 2009. that is pretty much everywhere outside of u.s. within asia, the americas, the southern tier of each region has underperformed. let me give you an illustration. greece, spain, portugal combined up 20% in dollar terms since 2009. the u.s. market is up 400%. southeast asia, also of roughly 20%. latin america, up 100% versus the u.s., 400%. these are the countries and economies that are leveraged to a continuation of the global growth recovery because they have more room to recover. you have a leveraged laggard, which is the best opportunity in the world. yes, i buy the dip, italy and greece on monday. asian a little bit. they have all had moves up in the last month or two, but on a fundamental talk, multi-year basis, your opportunity set is in these leveraged laggards. david: take some of the big laggards, what is causing it? how do you tell whether it is because you are smarter than they are, or you are seeing they are -- some

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late night stakeouts waiting for a deal to be regions good to have you here in the in the war for jay. i mean we when we see today we saw a lot of statements we heard there will be more party negotiations but we can't forget this deal is not done yet i mean the brain can file of the social democrats they have to give their blessing that's right this will go to a vote by the full party membership that's a lot of people and and the fact is that many of them entered the party are not many of them but up to five percent of the party membership are new members who have just joined in the last few weeks many of them with the express aim of voting against a grand coalition many of them were recruited by the party's youth wing in order sensually to vote no now the question is will this deal sway them there's good reason to say yes if they're looking at governing if they actually want to shape policy in a direction that affects core issues for the social democrats i mentioned the youth wing well the fact is there are very explicit provisions in this egremont that are aimed at them higher financia

chairs of the c f t c were you and i both worked in the past and the f.c.c. chair of the f.c.c. also jay clayton were before the senate banking committee not too long ago and they spent a lot of time talking about digital currencies what's your take on that hearing well i think it was a pretty interesting hearing and i think you can paraphrase some old philosophers to basically get the bottom line of what he what he individual said i think therefore i am that was descartes but i think christian kawa his view was it's there so therefore i have to deal with it i think jay clayton was the only thing we have to fear is fear itself his message was for main street investors we have to fear everything especially crypto currencies i think you sort of dramatic contrast in the way that both individuals and their agencies are approaching cryptocurrency is right now that i think the most interesting thing from my perspective was christine carlo basically saying there's gaps in federal regulation they need to be filled in to make cryptocurrency safer for everybody and frankly jake layton agreed with

and i turned. >> she said you're never going to guess who i met and i said who jay-z and beyonce. t i don't believe you. >> reporter: no one except give or take 5 million or so after beyonce posted it picture on her instagram. >> i didn't even know what a meme is. what is this thing? you're a mime, you're famous. >> reporter: she has only one regret from her moment with the stars. >> i didn't say good luck at the grammy's jay-z. i didn't say anything. i was just -- i'm lost. >>> i'm a mime. >> oh, i love her and her daughter. you're right i don't believe you. >>> it kind of reminds us of this moment. it's 10 years old now where there you have bruno mars walking by pete wendt. when he was star struck. bit there. . >> where's pete wentd? ,$8drw >>> making news in america this morning, several new developments overnight in the russia investigation. a new battle erupts over that secret memo claiming to show bias in the fib. w was it changed without approval. >>> hope hicks now in the crosshairs of the investigation. what she reportedly said about donald trump jr.'s e-mails. >>> a train

actually, it was a catastrophic first day for jay. i can't think of a worst day to start then monday. i feel like the market needs to test out the new fed chairman, see what he's made of, see if he's got the same sort of muscle that alan greenspan, ben bernanke and janet yellen had. these folks did a lot for the markets in times of stress. we don't know a lot about jay. we hear he's sort of channeling janet yellen but we don't know. he's a trump nominee. he's a republican. he's got a different way of thinking about things. he hasn't been that clear necessarily on his monetary policy. more on his deregulation viewings. and we also have a new makeup -- >> hold on, david, david. >> yes. >> he takes the job yesterday and we have a record-breaking market drop. those two don't seem to be aligned. it's not like jerome powell came out of nowhere. >> no, he didn't come out of nowhere. but janet yellen, this has been janet's show for the last four years. and people knew what they were getting. i think markets are looking around and they're seeing

i was like uh oh. it dawns on me, that's jay-z. so i turn and i went aahhhhh."san monaghan's daughter: "she said you're never going to guess who i met. and i'm like who? jay-z and beyonce. i go, you're right i don't believe you."susan monaghan/picture with beyonce went viral: (yelling) "no i didn't take a selfie. no one's gonna know." no one, except give or take five million or so, after beyonce posted the picture on her instagram.susan monaghan/picture with beyonce went viral: "i didn't even know what a meme is. am i a mime? i'm like, is it a me-me? what is this thing, you know? everyone is like 'you are a mime, you're famous, i'm like what?" susan says she has only one regret from her moment with the stars.susan monaghan/picture with beyonce went viral: "i didn't think to ask her any questions, i didn't say good luck at the grammys, jay-z, you know, i didn't say anything. i was just ... i'm lost." (pam) as of right now that photo has more than 4-and a half million likes...(grant) ad lib. (grant) that wraps up kron4 news at nine..(pam) steve aveson join us now

jay: no. i don't engage in that speculation. ofmatters to reduce the cost doing business.e have done that with taxes and regulations. that number will balloon to 2 million by 2025. we have a lot of opportunity. those challenges are in the way. vonnie: that is a ray of hope. let's hope the training gets in their. -- in there. timmons of the national association of manufacturers. mark. mark: fantastic interview. even as chief executive joins io'sto discuss ray dall short on the country. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: this is bloomberg markets from london. vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. julie hyman, thank you. julie: we are seeing a shift happening now as u.s. interest rates creep toward 3%. that could be a billion dollars of etf's. when you are talking about hundreds of billions, specifically $300 billion, that is your estimate. in which etf's are we talking about? >> several categories whose whole being were built on the back of low rates. this huge thirst for yield has been a trend. dividend stocks of 160 billion. mlps have 20 billion. then you have multi-asset incom

>> i grade jay sekulow and ty cobb who i don't know, i know jay for many years, very high respect. and i believe that mr. cobb's approach of being respectful toward mr. mueller has been the right approach. the problem they all face is the client not telling the truth. and they don't know what he knows. and so the whole issue whether he should testify is about oh, my goodness, suppose he says something and he actually tells the truth? if he's hiding something, he's in great danger, so the answer is on a crisis management grade, i would give it a very poor grade. intellectual skills, jay and ty cobb and others, mr. mcgahn are all great lawyers. >> the only name i didn't hear you name was john dowd, we'll save that for another day. >> i don't know mr. dowd. >> you're arguing in your book, what about it is relative to today? in other words some people want to relive the old campaign, some people don't. but what about your argument or your relevant or legitimate for the trump presidency on the road ahead? >> i have something that's dramatic that shows on the morning of december 28, hilla

good for jay ajai i think he got the best of him there.efore they want went off to interview the team, our sarah bloomquist got a one-on-one on him. kimmel gave him a shot to redeem himself, did he make it. to see that interview go to 6abc.com. it's pretty funny. >> it's classic stuff. >>> super bowl coverage continues see what mayor kenny is doing to make sure he doesn't jinx the eagles. >>> a ambulance is involved in a crash that happened as medics were loading a patient on the stretcher. >>> three people are shot including a pregnant teenager in southwest philadelphia. police are searching for the gunman. >> breaking now on "action news" a fire tragedy in north philadelphia. a man and woman are killed by a house fire. >>> a search for a suspect a gunman injuries three people including a pregnant team. >> super bowl security operation officials are gathering in minnesota to keep people safe on sunday. >> february 1, let's say hello to

where you and i both worked in the past and the f.c.c. chair of the f.c.c. also jay clayton were before the senate banking committee not too long ago and they spent a lot of time talking about digital currencies what's your take on that hearing well i think it was a pretty interesting hearing and i think you can paraphrase them old philosophers to basically get the bottom line of what each what each individual said i think therefore i am that was they cart but i think chrystia kahlo his view was it's there so therefore i have to deal with it i think jay clayton was the only thing we have to fear is fear itself his message was for main street investors we have to fear everything especially crypto currencies i think you sir are dramatic contrast in the way that both individuals and their agencies are approaching cryptocurrency is right now and i think the most interesting thing from my perspective was christine carlo basically saying there's gaps in federal regulation they need to be filled in and make the currency safer fariba the and frankly jake clayton agreed with

i won't forget my time here. >> thanks so much. we love hearing your insight. we will see you later on in the show as well shoo thank you. >>> we will turn our attention from jay aney talking weather. we have gold medal weather in the bay area. >> we do. >> it's a little chilly. >> we are expecting snow in the sierra and rain here in the bay area and i know that we're definitely a little behind in terms of our -- where we're supposed to be with our rain totals this time of year. right now the temperatures are in the 30s in the south bay, 38 degrees, peninsula 39, tri-valley 31. check out san francisco at about 42 degrees. now, we can expect to kind of see a little bit of a difference in terms of that 24-hour temperature change. the reason for that the dew points are running 15 degrees warmer or higher than they were yesterday and that's what's kept our mildi our milder temperatures overnight. hayward is 3 degrees warmer, santa rosa 7 degrees warmer. let's talk about today's overall microclimate highs. you can expect to see those breezy to windy conditions once again and our temperatures will remain in the upper 50s but we will be seeing some low 60s for san jos

jay and i are partners in a parking lot, and it's added a wonderful new dynamic to our relationship. the first step was hiring someone to man the booth. we narrowed it down to the two candidates who applied. i don't think it should be, "i hope there's a place to park near where i love to have lunch." i think it should be, "i hope there's a place to have lunch near where i love to park." (chuckling) huh? (laughs) phil: so, tibor, tell us why you're excited about a career in parking. is good. that's a tough one. my top three... -(exhales sharply) ...destiny's child... -oh. -...janet jackson... -yes. ...and my fave -- metallica. oh, my goodness, you are so complex. tibor, what are your favorite kinds of music? tibor. (dance music plays) oh-oh. well, i think the choice is clear. -tibor. -joan.

i was like, uh-oh. it dawns on me. that's jay z. so i turn and i went, oh! face to face with beyonce and jay z. all she could do was stare. the moment posted online has more than 4 million likes. >> i didn't even what a meme is. i'm like, am i a mime? is it a mimi? what is this thing? you're famous. i'm like, what? >> she means meme, right? >> yeah. >> her only regret is she didn't ask them questions or get a selfie. >> she went back to the room and tolder daughter that i saw beyonce and jay z and she said i don't believe you. >> luckily beyonce has a squad. hi sue. >>> that hat she was wearing. that would have made me gawk like that. let's go back to the b.a.r.t. delay. it's improving. 15 to 20 minutes. this is due to an overnight maintenance vehicle that derailed on the track. crews are out there repairing the track now between union city and south hayward. they hope to have it open by 8:00 a.m. this is the southern part of the warm springs fremont line. b.a.r.t. was tweeting to get to the bay fair station to avoid this. here's a live shot from sky 7 over

then i was like, uh-oh, it dawns on me. hat's jay z. so, i turn and i went, ahhh! what a great moment. when she met face-to-face with jay z. and beyonce, she said all she could do was stare. the moment posted online by beyonce now has more than 4 million likes. >> i didn't even know what a meme is. i'm like, am i a mime? is it a meemee? everyone is like you're a mime, you're famous. >> of course she meant meme. she didn't ask the couple any questions and she regrets she left without a selfie. however, >> hey, everybody, welcome to celebrity week las vegas. today, we've got two of the biggest stars from the strip-- penn and teller-- hoping to make a million dollars magically appear for their favorite charity. so don't move. it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to the show. penn and teller are here! [cheers and applause] hey, our first contestants are back for redemption. penn and teller, welcome. thank you for coming back. >> redemption? >> well, i mean, last year, you played here, at "mi

so i asked how was jay-z as a fighter.lled the guy who ran the fight club, he was like -- >> you would be able to beat him up. >> no! >> this explains the solange video now. he wasn't fighting back -- >> he couldn't!

(both chuckle) i can only imagine what jay's going through. i should check on the kids. haley took 'em to a movie. she's not even gonna answer. i know, but, sweetie, i have a good reason to worry. luke had that nasty nosebleed this morning, and alex, as usual, fainted. she's fine, and dunphy men get nosebleeds. i told you this when we got married. it was in my vows. i'm still a little unclear as to why you put them in your vows-- shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh. just finish that drink, pretty lady. we got a big night ahead of us.

violence and this is forum in this is a real risk of i suffices returning to europe on the boats that are used by migrants to cross the mediterranean and jay leno i was speaking at a conference he is hosting in rome to discuss migration security representatives from several african countries where there is well as from the e.u. and the united nations jonah how was there to. so fourteen nations at least forty nations in gauge here at the italian foreign ministry in rome in what is an ongoing conversation between the countries in africa that actors countries of origin and transit for the many many thousands of people trying to make their way to europe and the so-called host countries in europe that receive them which of course italy is a prime one the conference heard that the numbers had been decreasing quite encouraging really over the two thousand and sixteen seventeen period in large part or they haven't said it here because of italian methods of dealing with the libyan coast guard encouraging them to turn people back but in fact turning them back to camps that have been described by aid groups and activists as prison camps and detention

family over weekend and there was a grammys party at that very hotel it it dawned on me that is jay-z so ined and i went, and i turned and i'm like bee an say and i was like frozen. >> as would we all, i love this because it is encapsulate s jay-z and beyonce , she looks so sweet. she was so stunned she took a selfie and figured no one would believe her but then, beyonce herself posted that picture to her instagram for her 5 million follow tours see , beyonce has more than 5 million followers, lot more than that. >>> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news" the app that pays you just to walk. >> meisha has more super bowl coverage from minnesota, meisha. >> yes, super bowl experience reels on and this time for the kid they are putting their nfl skill set to the test, that will be coming up stay right where you are, thisthis is, too.elly. mission to keep them that way. it's why our delicious organic yogurt is made without any added sweeteners.y is sweet enough already. introducing happy baby & happy tot whole milk yogurt with probiotics. s thi morning a deadly fire in north philadelp

this going to happen before the march the twenty first i couldn't tell you i can tell you that the focus is going to be on jay powell when he puts in his initial testimony to congress on thursday the twenty eighth well let me ask you about him and about the poem see a meeting and i know that it would be unfair to there's so many variables between now and the meeting but. just say things were pretty much the status quo that there were no no new wage numbers that surprised people the c.p.i. didn't you know bugaboo again. if everything was like it is now do you think we would be looking at a rate increase at the march meeting and how much quarter of a percent so i'm going to give you a roundabout way of getting to my answer of absolutely had it been had it been alan greenspan had it ben ben bernanke he had it been janet yellen on what jay powell first day of work was which witnessed a sixteen hundred point decline in the dow it ended up closing down twelve hundred any of his three predecessors would have come out and hit the panic button and said the federal reserve stands ready to act. you know what we heard fr

you know i think that jay powell might be happy that he has seven weeks instead of the usual six weeks to prepare for his for his debut at the mc meeting and potentially that first press conference that bernanke instituted because there is a lot on his plate as you just mentioned we've got a two point four percent saving rate clearly the markets are just on hand just animal spirits have been set completely free and we're seeing what right vallier recently called a melt up this feels a lot like one thousand nine hundred ninety economies going on all cylinders and yet there are signs emerging from the household sector of stress at the same time that low savings rate is not a good sign j pal's got a lot of work out cut out for him right now and so the governors may have those thoughts but let me get your personal thought i mean do you think danielle that the the market is a little ahead of itself. oh gosh yes i do i mean regardless of the barometer that you use the only way that you can say that the markets are not overvalued is if you use the example of one nine hundred ninety nine becau

i think the president made an outstanding choice in jay powell . think he has got great experience. he's not an ideologue. he's pragmatic and a consensus builder. he will do a great job. what is one thing you have learned from janet yellen that we don't know? neel: you may not go that about her. she has excellent interpersonal skills. some people will assume that economists do not, but she made a point of calling every fed president and every governor personally before each meeting to talk about our outlooks. she ran very efficient meetings and was exceptionally well-prepared and worked hard to build a consensus. i know that everyone appreciated the care and time she put into that. fory: all right, thanks joining us on this historic day -- weekend. [laughter] shery, i'm going to toss it back to you. shery: great interview, there, betty. david: in the meantime, where are we? taylor: we are at the lows of at session -- julie: we are the lows of the session here. the s&p 500 is off by 38, 39 still erie of the nasdaq, on a relative basis, the least bad

. >> i wonder if guillermo can say jay ajayi now. >> i think he can. >> let's head to dave murphy andaren. they have your weather and traffic. >> he cracked me up. >> good time. all right, onto the weather sent we go. we've got more clouds out there this morning. you can see them sweeping in in the overnight hours but they're not going to be here all day. we think morning clouds will give way to some increasing sunshine. it's a cold start. were ick degrees in trenton, 25 degrees in allentown. 28 degrees in philadelphia. 27 in wilmington. and it's not as windy as yesterday so even though we're starting out a little bit colder at least you don't have quite as severe wind chills. right now it feels like it's 22 in philadelphia. 19 in allentown. winds overall fairly light. asas we go through the day it's going to be on the chilly side. 35 degrees by 11 o'clock. 38 degrees by 1 o'clock. this model has 41. i'm going 40, not much difference and you'll also notice how the sun is coming back as the day goes on. winds not all that strong. we have an issue tomorrow morning, though. there's a win

i put in that right hand column. >> i've noticed this. regular viewers know i'm a big jay z fan. earch for jay z on youtube, i am looking for his music or what i might call factual material or credible information and i get these reports, what if he is in the illuminati, what if he and beyonce are in this cult, and i think, i'm not looking for that. are you saying that just like russian propaganda, those things come up partly because of decisions that companies make? >> well e the algorithm hathat n be gamed. if can you make it trend, you can make it true. as soon as it's trending, you can gain that trending algorithm, can you maal ga you -- algorithm, you can make it true. there should be something like blade runner. >> i think about blade runner all the time. let me play apple's tim cook. sometimes companies get a pass. kids and parents make good decisions. i have a nephew i put boundaries on. there are some things i will allow, i don't want them on the social network. but you're telling us, companies can do more. >> companies clearly can do more, starting with apple who they ar

. >> so jay leno and i switched places. i was anchoring "the today show." o did "the today show." >> jimmy: from new york or from -- >> yes, he did it from new york. >> jimmy: how fun was that? what do you remember about it? >> well, it's really hard. this job is really hard, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you. thank you so much. [ light laughter ] thank you. >> it's really -- and i remember sitting around a a big circular table, and all the guys were -- they had all the jokes on little file cards, and they would read them, and some would be like, that's really funny. but most of them were like, that's not really that funny. >> jimmy: it's tough. i mean, trust me. i read not funny every night. [ laughter ] there are -- >> no, it's hard. it's really hard. but it was fun -- >> jimmy: do you remember any of the jokes at all? >> yeah, well, yeah. i remember some. some are totally inappropriate at this point, you know. >> jimmy: yeah, of course. yeah. >> one in particular about willard scott, which i won't get into. but one was really funny, because i had done a a colono

. >>> jay newton-small and jeremy peters, welcome to you both. i want to get reaction to that first. i'll let you go first, jay. >> the reaction to the tweet, it's sort of par for the course with donald trump, it's his own personal "him too" movement. when there's a man in his orbit, like alabama senate candidate roy moore, who was accused by women of improprieties, donald trump sees himself in these accusations. he's been accused by more than a dozen women of sexual harassment and says he's falsely accused. so his tendency is always to believe the other men who he says this could destroy their careers, and he doesn't really ever, historically speaking, given all his words and actions, has never gone to the women's defense and said no, this is inappropriate, and at no time is violence against women inappropria appropriate. he tends always to protect the man, as kelly said. >> jeremy, this president tends to say things or not say things, then he may get some counsel from folks inside the white house and will come out with some sort of a qualifying s

jay, if i can, let me bring you into this. and you know, for people who may not know, rick gates's significance to the trump campaign early on, this person was very close to paul manafort and significant witness the rump inner workings during the campaign, right? >> absolutely, amman. this someone who is in a position to about almost everything that goes onn the campaign. and a history with manafort for more than a decade and with donald trump. he has a lot of ammunition which he can then turn around the and force manafort into a very awkward position. does manafort flip against the president or does he stand the lane and wage an incredibly expensive and very high stakes trial. in which he is by no means assured o win. so gates, his potential to flip here is enormous news because it has so much potential to go up the food chain to manafort and others and force other kinds of pleas here and that builds a huge case potentially against the president himself. >> i will pick up on that point that jay has with what if paul manafort

i was like, uh-oh. it dawns on me. that's jay z. i turn and i went -- oh! >> you know what, i'm proud of her that she knows jay z. she met face to face with them. all she could do was stare. the moment posted online has more than 4 million likes. >> i didn't even know what a meme is. am i a mime. is it a mimi? what is this. >> you're famous. i'm like, what? >> she has two regrets. one she didn't ask them a question and two, that she left without a selfie. this is much better than a selfie. >> so much better. she didn't know the photo was taken. her daughter said i don't believe you and where's the proof. >> everywhere. >> queen bee posted it to her instagram. >> kudos to that lady. my mom would have no owe plif yus. >> -- oblivious. >> i saw this nice couple dressed well. >>> b.a.r.t. delays due to track maintenance, derailed maintenance truck. now they're trying to maintain the track or repair it between the fremont, union city and south hayward stations on the fremont warm springs line. they're single tracking there. take a look at the b.a.r.t. map. these

including governor jay insley. >> i think this is a circumstance where we need to listen and educatorsucate and not hoisted upon this responsibility of packing heat in first grade classes. now i understand you have suggested this and we suggest things and sometimes we listen to people about it. maybe they don't look so good later. i just suggest we need a little less tweeting and more listening. let's take that off the table and move forward. >> good split screen action. it is not only democrats who have concerns. for more, our jeff zeleny reports from the white house. >> reporter: christine and dave, president trump is said to be with republican lawmakers today. one key topic on the agenda today is gun policy. the president has been talking about that for days here at the white house. of course, holding a listening session last week meeting with the governors on monday. talking about gun policy. he talked a lot about arming school teachers. he believes that is a deterrent and way to keep people safe. one republican governor rick scott said he disagrees with his president's proposal. >

>> well, i think it's important. obviously, jayis being sworn in today we're having a change in the fed. nobody expects that this change is going to be any different jay powell was largely supportive of yellen so, we should see continuous moves. i think right now, the market is probably looking to see if we're going to have any shift at all i would say that the likelihood of that is pretty low. so, we should actually see the ten-year settle down from where we are >> gina, we've seen a selloff globally it's not just in the u.s are you tempted to continue with markets around the world >> we continue to like emerging markets. we do think that the trade story is still robust even despite some of the weakness that you talked about in china. generally speaking the chinese stimulus continues to fuel a trade market that reverberates throughout the emerging markets. so that story hasn't really gone away we think that's probably going to persist over the next six to 12 months. >> gina sanchez. thanks for joining us. the dow is now down more

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. >> i think jay powell has to establish his credentials as the new fed chair. i think part of that is to say something negative about the amount of fiscal expansion and to to mention the fed baludget deficit. ee>> reporter: the januaryng took place before tax reform,d efore a jobs report. earlier, they had found job wage growth to be absent t leadingm to keep their path intact. >> lower dollar and inflation prices are pushing inflation up. i think the feral reserve is becoming more worried about it and you can actually see this in the minutes, is asset prices. reporter: one worry raised by more fed members in january, ba nces in the market thanks to high valuations and high levels of corporate debt. for "nightly business report" i'm caylaausche n washington. >>> why was the stock market reaction to the minutes from the federal reserve meeting so intense and so all over the place? bob pisani takes a look from the new york stock exchange. >> talk about a confusing day. stocks were modestly higher all day until the minutes from the e federal res meeting came out at

i have not spoken to jay dickey about that. i think this is a jurisdiction of another committee but i don't think it's inappropriate, particularly if the original author of that says to take a look at it to see if there's a way to do that which promotes the core purpose of the centers for disease control, to prevent disease, not to address issues related to things that happen because someone has a disease like mental illness. scott: the shooter in parkland, florida reportedly was able to purchase the ar-15 weapon when he was 18 years old. he was able to purchase and ar-15 at 18, but unable to purchase a case of beer. do you see any problem with that? rep. goodlatte: in virginia i think you only have to be 18 to purchase, but be that as it may i think that that decision is one that individual states can make. i do definitely agree there should be a minimum age. it would not be inappropriate for states to examine with the -- what that minimum age is based on their experience with people using firearms. on the other hand, there is

of arming teachers troubling many officials, including washington state's democratic governor jay inslee. >> i think this is a circumstance where we need to listen. educators should educate and not hoisted upon this responsibility of packing heat in first grade classes. now i understand you have suggested this and we suggest things and sometimes we listen to people about it and they don't look good later. i suggest we have less tweeting here and more listening and take that off the table and move forward. >> overwhelming majority of americans say they want tougher gun control measures in the wake of the stoneman douglas high school. senator john kennedy of louisiana repeating a line he used before insisting we need idiot control. >>> and some roadblocks on monday including a plan to tighten reporting to the nation's gun background check system. house and senate republicans will hold closed-door meetings today. we should hear from them afterwards. enforcing background check laws is not enough for chuck schumer. the democrat says stopping there is a dereliction of duty. >> joining us live is jos

i don't want to attribute the climb higher to jay powell. that said, jay powell is a much planar speaker than janet yellen was. people -- he will answer a question. she talked for a long time about something but not say much. david: he has not been fed chair yet. the goal tomorrow is not to make any news. lisa: it will be interesting to see what he says. i wonder how much he's to bring up robot. bernanke -- ben when did ben bernanke set off the taper tantrum? alix: thank you so much. coming up, powell on capitol hill. the dollar slides, 10 years -- 10-year yield whole steady. this holds steady. -- hold steady. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am taylor riggs it samsung is coming out with this response, apple's iphone's 10. the galaxy s nine has augmented reality, camera upgrades in stereo speakers. they are hoping the new phone calls concerns about the new president -- deutsche bank has kicked off the initial public offering of its asset management, the bank announced its intention to seek shares in the business.

hey, jay gray. i think the last time i saw you was in rio. >> reporter: good morning. of cold temperatures here. what an incredible display, as you were talking about. a fantastic opening ceremony, a bit of olympic history tucked away in the mountains here in pyeongchang. that history spilling over and on to the world political stage. ♪ a stunning open to the 2018 winter games. fireworks lighting the way to a celebration of history and culture. artistry combined with high-tech, including thousands of drones creating the olympic ring. >> i think it hit. i think it finally hit. i'm actually here at the olympic games! >> reporter: smiles and selfies for team usa as they march in during the parade of nations. the americans have the most athletes here, 242, while team tonga has just one. but he's impossible to miss. pita taufatofua walking in topless, just like he did in approximate rio. >> it's a powerful moment. >> reporter: and then, history. athletes from south korea for the first time ever in the olympics. unity that included a handshake from south korean president moo

that drew a harsh rebuck from the democratic positive jay inslee. >> i think this is circumstance we need to listen, educators should educate ant not be foisted on this responsibility of packing heat in first grade classes. suggest we need a little less tweeting and little more listening. take that off the table and move forward. reporter: presidents it declaring, ashley, he is not going to wait on congress at all as it relates to banning bump stocks. the president saying i'm writing that out my seven. i don't care if congress does that or not. ashley? >> very interesting, blake. strong words for the president there. blake, thank you very much. joining me for more analysis, fox news contributor deroy murdoch. i'm raising my eyebrows. couple things in there from blake's report. sometimes we have to to against the nra once in a while. it is okay to fight them once in a while a democrat governor saying a little less tweeting a little more listening would go a long way. this issue of gun control in the wake of the florida shooting destroyroy, it could upset some of donald trump's base bu

. >> can i get an amen. >> jay r.hange his life and live it totally by the bible. >> johnny is ex stecutive produg the show. chris rock's tony co-stars along with sarah gilbert. she and johnny played a married couple on the original roseanne. >> it's fantastic to be with sarah again. we remained friends. >> if you could make my lifestyle seem normal that would help me out. >> we'll try but you look like diane keaton. >> he hopes the show will inspire conversations about faith. >> i had a moment where i was driving to work and a guy that was angry at me for my driving spit on my car. my instinct initially was to catch up to him and, you know, do something back. i caught myself because of this episode we did. i didn't go up and tell him i loved him, but i just let him keep ongoing. that's progress for me. >> love thy neighbor, well that suck. >> does johnny think he could live by the good word. >> the cursing thing i would have trouble with. >> back to the show's star -- >> jay r. ferguson was 16 when he joined "evening

i think that is what jay powell and his committee members are aiming for with this. david: we will see how they do. our bloomberg intelligence fixed income strategist, great to have you. chair is, the new fed set to deliver his first congressional testimony today, as we may have mentioned. andake a look at inflation what that might mean for his tenure. alix: taking a look at jpmorgan, the strategic report is out, investors day kicking off. here are the headlines. medium-term rotc has a return on tangible common equity, targets now at 17%. the longer-term target was 15%. they are also looking at nice pretax income. we will dig through the numbers and tell you what to expect. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: this is "bloomberg daybreak." apple is looking for a way to boost mobile phone sales after the iphone x missed expectations. according to persons familiar with the matter, they are planning to release three new smartphones later this year, including the largest iphone ever, and upgraded device the same size as the iphone x, and a less expensive model. and there are signs

this going to happen before the march the twenty first i couldn't tell you i can tell you that the focus is going to be on jay powell when he puts in his initial testimony to congress on thursday the twenty eighth well let me ask you about him and about the poem see a meeting and i know that it would be unfair to there's so many variables between now and the meeting but. just say things were pretty much the status quo that there were no no new wage numbers that surprised people the c.p.i. didn't you know bugaboo again. if everything was like it is now do you think we would be looking at a rate increase at the march meeting and how much quarter of a percent so i'm going to give you a roundabout way of getting to my answer of absolutely had it and had it been alan greenspan had it ben ben bernanke he had it been janet yellen on what jay powell first day of work was which witnessed a sixteen hundred point decline in the dow it ended up closing down twelve hundred any of his three predecessors would have come out and hit the panic button and said the federal reserve stands ready to act. you know we heard from jay