. >> so jim poole, good to see you. feel like i should hug you because i slept in your booth yesterday. >> yes, yes, you did. >> all right. and we cheated a little this time because we got the judges to check out your product first. >> don't tell them that. yes, we did. >> we felt like we had to. i don't want to give away what it is. you have all the stuff here. >> i do, yes. >> you have two people you're going to be pitching to today. nisa amoils and suzy willow. let's go see how you do. >> wonderful. >> hi, my name is jim poole. i'm president ceo of a neuroscience company that makes nucalm and i'm here to introduce to you a disruptive technology. we win in a culture far too stressed and plugged in. wouldn't it be nice if there was a technology that allowed us to unplug, relax and restore? nucalm is the first and only patented technology clinically proven to lower dress and help people recover from poor sleep without drugs. 20 minutes of nucalm is equivalent to two hours of restorative sleep. it sells for $4,295 medica

it's a pool type room. she said jim, where are you? and i said i'm in tulsa about 25 minutes away. she said the dogs have locked the pool room. so, there's nobody more loving and caring, but there are events that happen at our house from time to time. and right beside kathy's her beautiful daughter jill, who just gave birth to her grandson. the right behind is catherine and jay. jay is arsenic catherine as his beautiful wife. she some puts up with him in a very proud of that. in the gallery we have an incredibly special person in our teacher of the year, caitlin torso, where is caitlin? [applause] see caitlin, they clapped a lot more for you than they did for me. suddenly doctor clay marsh with wb you. please say a. need to give him a round of applause. [applause] doctor roberta somewhere if they have a full and on the step somewhere. i don't know how flattering it is to say that you are university president if you keep falling down. i like to give you a round of applause for chief of staff the secretaries because they've done an incredible job. [applause] [applause] we could jump o

she said, jim, the dogs have locked me in the pool room. [laughter] gov. justice: so there is nobody more loving and more caring, but there are events that happen at our house from time to time. right beside cathy is our beautiful daughter jill that just gave birth to our grandson. and right behind, beside jill is catherine and jay. jay is our son and catherine is his beautiful wife. and she some way somehow, puts , up with him, and i'm very proud that she pulls that off. now, somewhere in the gallery here we have an incredibly special person in our teacher of katlin thorsell. is that the correct pronunciation? where is katlin? please. [applause] gov. justice: see, katlin, they clapped a lot more for you than they did for me. [laughter] gov. justice: somewhere dr. clay marsh is here with wvu. so if he would stand we've got , to give him a big round of applause. [applause] gov. justice: great job. dr. gee and dr. gilbert are somewhere, if they haven't fallen down the steps or something here. [laughter] [applause] now, i don't know how flattering it is to sa

on another day the press pool was in the oval office for a photo-op with the president of kazakhstan. when jim acosta shouted a question he got an answer but he dismissed him. >> did you say you wanted more people to come in from norway? president trump: i want them to come in from everywhere. >> just caucasian or do you want people to come in from other parts of the world. >> it reminded me of what you might see in less democratic countries where officials attempt to get in the way of the press doing their jobs. howie: he doesn't like the guy, he called him fake news. the whole press pool was dismiss. and trump did answer jim's question unlike what you might see in less democratic countries. bill bennett next on the media and the president. twitter is filling with your news feed and it could become more partisan. ch! try alka seltzer ultra strength heartburn relief chews. with more acid-fighting power than tums chewy bites. mmmmm...amazing. i have heartburn. ultra strength from alka seltzer. enjoy the relief. howie: the win-year mark of the trump presidency and the one-year mark for the conti

deterrent of, you‘re in prison, and not necessarily bread and water, but certainly not sky tv, pool tables, jimsere defrauded of £2000 after someone hacked your paypal account. figures for computer misuse and fraud are down by 10%, according to the survey, but tell us what happened to you.|j according to the survey, but tell us what happened to you. i was on holiday and got a text saying that this money has come out of your account and it has been blocked until we figure out what has happened. i called up and found out that a couple of thousand pounds had been taken up, which is not great when you are on holiday. from there, tha n kfu lly when you are on holiday. from there, thankfully i got it back pretty quickly. it happens very regularly, andl quickly. it happens very regularly, and i see it a lot with people around me as well. obviously, that is because someone is hacking your account, but is it because we are lazy with changing passwords?” think it is. you have to change your passwords regularly, have strong passwords regularly, have strong passwords and not it makes big difference. —— and

jim mccoy chills his beer by keeping it on top of his frozen pool. someone recently took a picture of him cooling down his drink every choice outside every his house in conway, south carolina, he says he came one this idea because he was a little home sick, he's from indianna and loves ice fishing. >>> dunn inch donuts is trimming its menu in an effort to streamline service. the massachusetts based company says the reduction represents about 10% of its office, among the casualties, less popular items, and one time consume to go make like smoothies and certain breakfast sandwiches, the simplified location starting tomorrow before expanding nationwide in march. >> one driver, in wisconsin, had interesting start to her day and almost missed her morning coffee, never good news. so police chief there in wisconsin watching parent drove drop off their kids to school when he noticed something off about this mini-van. can you see it? it had a coffee mug sitting on top of the roof. so the chief rescued the mug, returned it to the driver. he didn't issue a tick

pool and that has affected how we behave as investors. emily: tpg did take some hits during the financial crisis. how has that changed the way you do things? jimyou always have to learn from your mistakes. what we learned last cycle is that the larger deals that we did, often thought to be safer in areas like utilities or casinos, actually did not do as well as a companies that were fundamentally growth companies. so, as we have come through the last decade, and as you look at what tpg has done, we have been very focused on the midsize companies that have periods of rapid growth driving industry change. emily: you are fresh off your lp meeting. what are your investors asking you that they were not 15 years ago? jim: what we are seeing is that the venture capital market is active, but today, more companies are staying private longer, so activities that used to happen in the public market are happening in the private market, and our investors are trying to understand how to participate in that, and how to sort it out in their mind. emily: you talked about this upcoming era of the private market. is this good for the economy? jim: i think so. i a

jim and sarah, it was really something that we don't see very often. the meeting was originally on the president's calendar and scheduled to be completely clos ed. then the press poolitted inside for a short time. after about five minutes the president said maybe the press should stay. i'll tell you you an hour later is when they finally left. there were over 20 democrat and republican lawmakers seated around the table with the president, along with members of his team where they saturday, debated and discussed one of the hottest topics right now in this country, immigration reform and how they can come to some compromise primarily with the focus on that deadline for the dreamers coming up this march. let's take a look inside. i think my positions are going to be what the people p in this room come up with. i apple very much reliant on the people in this roo opportunity to get this done for the american people. when it comes to migration and the lottery system we saw two recent terror attacks in new york that were the result of this, i think , failed immigration policy . we'd like to see that fixed. what about a clean daca bill now with a commitment that we go into

jim >> now to the deep freeze. most of the snow has cleared up. much of the east coast now dealing with these bone chilling temperatures, the coldest conditions yet this winter >> even the reflecting pool at the national mall, as you take a look at the capitol and then you see that, yes, the national mall, the reflecting poolly people thinking i can walk on water. ? >> it's not frozen >> i was driving over the woodrow wilson bridge. you want to step on it. it's not that deep. it's been a long week, sarah and jim. unfortunately we got a long weekend in store when it comes to the brutal cold. it is in the forecast about all weekend. unfortunately even the smallests trips require immense around of sweaters. >> there's windchill warning along the ridge top of the mountains where it will feel like it's on the order of ten below here and a possible 20 below as you get out to extreme western maryland, portions of west virginia where you're in the mountains there. temperatures right now as we begin our friday night, 18 in washington, 12 in gaithersburg, 15 out of dulles, 14 in winchester, and we've had the to be breezy through tonight. wind gusts exceed 20 miles an hour here in washington. 30

pool. which i'm not hearing anything good, nothing, in terms of the cost. >> we'll see you tonight, jim.ions again. "mad money" 6:00 p.m. eastern time when we return, the cost of the government shutdown. we'll talk to the former white house economic adviser, jason furman n'awdot ay don't go away. (daniel jacob) for every hour that you're idling in your car, you're sending about half a gallon of gasoline up in the air. that amounts to about 10 pounds of carbon dioxide every week. (malo hutson) growth is good, but when it starts impacting our quality of air and quality of life, that's a problem. so forward-thinking cities like sacramento are investing in streets that are smarter and greener. the solution was right under our feet. asphalt. or to be more precise, intelligent asphalt. by embedding sensors into the pavement, as well as installing cameras on traffic lights, we will be able to analyze the flow of traffic. then that data runs across our network, and we use it to optimize the timing of lights, so that travel times are shorter. who knew asphalt could help save the environment? ♪ [

jim comey and bob mueller who threatened to resign over the domestic wiretapping controversy. >> we should also point out while listening to you, we heard from the president a little while ago, the press poolhe is denying that any of this took place. josh, over to you. do you think that this was a -- i don't know, a pressure test from trump, sessions to wray? >> right. the president is denying that wray threatened to resign but he's not denying that he pressured sessions to pressure wray to get rid of mccabe. he can't deny because, as you've shown, he's been tweeting about it for six months. sessions doesn't have to figure out what the president wants him to do. andrew mccabe there's no direct evidence that he did anything wrong. his wife ran for office as a democrat, raised money from democrats. that is now being used to allege that he had some sort of buy as in the hillary clinton investigation when that hasn't been demonstrated at all. it plays into this very strange and ongoing dynamic between the president and the attorney general where he's very publicly calling on him to investigate, continue investigating his political rivals and seems to be doing it despite all the criticism. >> d

jim winkle / viewing snow: "we found seagulls sitting in the snow, which was quite interesting."sea turtles near padre island, texas had to be put in warm kiddie pools to avoid being stunned.and across south florida -- frozen iguanas have fallen out of trees.petrified by the cold. emily maple / palm beach zoo: "iguanas are not built for the cold."emily maple / palm beach zoo: "if it's just for a day or two, they will just get to where they're completely frozen in time. they are still able to breathe."as the arctic air blankets the region -- many plan to stay indoors -- just to stay safe."i've never seen weather like this before." "with the weather the way it is, i'm just a little scared." in virginia beach, virginia -- i'm omar jimenez (vicki) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with more on the winter storms... lawrence karnow: another storm brought more rain to the bay area today. showers continue but wind down through the night. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. most of them are very light but be extra on the roads. there have been numerous crashes today. you can see on the satellite that things have become very active in

pool guy. what's the hesitation? it's just complicated. step-by-step options trading support from td ameritrade >>> let's get to jim and "stop trading. >> allht when is a stock and a company doing so poorly that it actually goes up? that's the case with allergon. the numbers have been cut. the numbers have been cut, and then the numbers were cut. kind of like a salami strategy finally, the stock goes up after a presentation by brent saunders at jp morgan health. why? because it's down so long it looks up it's called trough and the stock is dropping. >> all right, jim. what's on "mad" tonight? >> well, i mean, we're down here at the conference. we have a lot of talk, a lot of opportunity to talk to companies that haven't spent a lot of time on tv. canada goose, we're going to sit down with them warm here for canada goose, but that's all right kohl's saying things are different, and jane elfers may be my mvp for retail in this year >> that's high praise, especially with what's happened in the last couple months. jim, great shot as david said. looks like a commercial behind him. >> it really does. flowers. foliage. >> carnival cruise or somebo