we're also hearing that the may have been an arrest but it was the one who for details on that ok joel are there any clues so far as to who is behind the shooting and any possible motive no there's none yet and we want to be careful about speculating here so the locations where 2 bodies now they've been described as being sports bars or she should be. but of course we want to be careful about saying exactly what might have occurred in germany we have seen these kinds of incidents in the past months and years sometimes they are motivated by racism sometimes they are between family members sometimes they are between members of a criminal scene so as we're not we don't yet have clear information we want to be careful but police have set up a hotline to call for more information all right. thank you for that update. now will continue updating you with that story as we get more turkish president reza type one is threatening to launch a military operation in syria is it liberation if russian box government forces continue to attack rebels in the area the fighting has displaced hundreds of thousa

or are you torn there is anti-competitive behavior? but to joel'soint they are driving everything in this world. >> they are driving especially the stock market. look at the fact that, it is not just that competition is crushed. also innovation. one of the things back in the '90s that was a big deal, battery makers, the ones you used to throw out would buy companies making reusable energy and put them out of business. microsoft did this with a few other software players as well way back when. this is something of concern. i think it should be of concern. charles: joel disagrees with you. >> 100%. they are absolutely not eliminating innovation. these companies are spending more on r&d then all the other companies in the s&p combined. these companies are pouring r&d dollars back in. they are growing r&d budgets by 20, 30%. they're acquiring other companies and growing base in terms of employees. they're spending money, billions of dollars per year, increasing 10, 20, 30% in r&d budgets per year driving innovation. when you think about uber, think abou

groups let's get you more on this developing story i'm now joined here on the set but today we are porter joel dollar joe what more do we know about this particular group some more details have been emerging in german media we know that the group called itself the hasa karen or hardcore there was stockpiling weapons including homemade guns and grenades their goal according to federal prosecutors was to create disturbance and create a civil war like atmosphere to disrupt the german state so according to dish beagle one of the leaders was on a watch list of over 50 people deemed to be dangerous far right extremists and developed on song tog is reporting that the members had links to a group called the soldiers of odin now that is a paramilitary group based in finland to carry out training exercises and i understand that one of the people that is now also in custody is a former police officer a former police officer yes not an active police officer they've been moved from active duty to administrative duties for health reasons it's being reported unfortunately not the 1st time we've seen links be

what's your board member with the british american business association and she loves to talk to joel ties are good to have you here pleasure and i would start with this talk about creating a safe harbor or a safe a been for those u.s. tech companies because at 1st blush when you hear that terminology it sounds like the u.s. is asking for tech companies to be given some kind of special protection across europe from digital taxes but the whole point of these digital taxes the entire conversation surrounds. exclusively u.s. tech companies like amazon apple google cracked yes and actually has a name me the european big global tech you know these unicorns are all american companies and that's because of our deregulation the obviously the inspiration that's here in terms of the entrepreneurial spirit as well as all the other incentives financially tax wise etc in the u.s. i think what you're seeing though is you're beginning to see this global consensus you mentioned the finance minister of france that's bruno him saying this 2 days ago he was at the g 20 summit. saudi arabia i think what you're se

joel: subscribed by five times. you have to be defensive in this market because you are not being paid to take a risk. i will take all the otis i can get. joel: i don't know about pimco. other places, that is what they are doing, loading up. liquidity. tom: are you trying to sell books? joel: one will come back -- out at the end of the year. tom: this has been wonderful. tony crescenzi with us and joel lovington. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ viviana: you are watching bloomberg "surveillance." we begin with t-mobile and sprint taking a step forward to work completing their merger. t-mobile shareholders will get more shares of sprint for their shares. sprint's performance has deteriorated, adding pressure to redraw the agreement. tesla got the legal go-ahead to continue clearing a forest in germany. a court blocked the electric clearing the forest. check, futures that -13. yields come in with curve flattening. goldman sachs out with one of those friday adjustments, what is 400 million? billion from 3.3 2.9 billion. i cannot put that in context other than that is not a good headline. francine: we did have good

is this where you are hampered by having a quarterback only here a couple of weeks? >> joel: i don't think it's the about his familiarity with the offense as it is what brock talked about, the pressure, the time. they don't have the time to get the ball down the field. >> curt: all right. that takes us to the two-minute warning. they don't get it off, and so the final two minutes in regulation here, the hometown houston roughnecks up by 20 in this xfl opener. offense as it is what brock houston roughnecks up by 20 in in fast food there's value. then there's fresh value from subway. like the six inch oven roasted chicken for just two ninety-nine. it's seasoned all white meat chicken raised without antibiotics. start the year off fresh. fresh value. only from subway. (tax guy) i can't really say that until the end. (lisa) wait, no. h&r block has upfront, transparent pricing so you know the price before you begin. (nora) so, it can work like that. (tax guy) i could give you a ballpark...ummm, hmmmm, (lisa) know the price before you begin. with upfront transparent pricing it's b

kimberley, joel, brad are back.ing to see the super delegate story start ail ready and we haven't even had super tuesday. part of me thinks why don't we wait till we see where the delegate race is because there's a lot of assumptions people have made about bloomberg, biden and bernie. >> it's just a few days away and we've been waiting for long time. but that's right. nobody suspected it would still be this many people still in the race, that it would be this divided, especially in the nonsanders lane. and there's so many variables in this that we need more. i always thought of the first four primaries as a puzzle. we haven't got all four corners yet, let alone super tuesday, which is going to fill in a good portion of the center. it shows how jittery folks are if we're already talking about contested conventions and plans for super delegates and all that. >> this is it the path to a muddle convention. >> the dnc set it up this way. >> they did and with counsel of bernie sanders, by the way, and a lot of his support

dollar roy joel tell us more about this police operation so what police are confirming is that they found was a 2 bodies at the address one of the suspected attacker or another person we don't know who that might be but we're hearing a bit more of a dramatic account from the build sidetone newspaper here in germany they say that there was a raid on this property by special police forces who broke down the door and were yelling. where is your son that somebody inside presumably they found the body inside that's what's being reported and also a vehicle on the location which was searched and contained weapons builders also reporting that the suspect had a hunting license but we're not hearing any more about who the suspect is and police are urging people not to speculate so the information still coming in bits what do we know you know the location where the attack happened any clues as to the victims and that kind of information the attacks started 10 pm last night and we know that the there were 2 different locations both of them being called she should sports

. >> for more on this we are joined by joel paul, a professor at uc hastings college of law. this whole issue of whether or not to allow witnesses hinged on these four republican senators thought to be on the fence, why do you think that the democrats were not able to convince them that it was important to allow witnesses and other testimony at the trial? >> i think it's clear that people are treating this like it's a team sport. they are not necessarily doing what they think they ought to be doing, that is acting like an impartial juror but they are voting with their political parties. that goes for democrats as well as republicans, it's unfortunate that the democrats did not have a majority. they could not bring in witnesses but the important point is that john bolton is going to have plenty of time to talk about that. it's likely we going to hear from john bolton any way. >> what do you make about the fact that the republicans are saying, the president may have abused his power but it does not warrant being impeached and removed from power. >> if you think about it, the fi

raids are a sign that the authorities are actually starting to do something about it and take far extremism a bit more seriously very worrying development reporter joel thank you. so for boners now or for you in the late go to sleep game on saturday glovebox were looking to stay in touch with the top 3 by beating relegation threatened distal dorf a site that had lost since welcoming a new man at the helm as it turned out the visitors proved route to good for the hosts. overflow it was unbeaten in 2 outings since becoming dusseldorf coach but it was visitors like buck who struck 1st the onus off man opening the scoring in the 20 seconds minutes have some fancy footwork from young frenchman marcus. and puff month pivoted to finish the job for tonight didn't take long to respond though eric charmi bagging the equaliser 7 minutes later have a long a little push off and the winger slighting shots hit the target and the home fans celebrated like it was still valentine's day one all at half time but black box came out fierce in the 2nd half large gentle making it to one. selflessly forgoing his own chance to lay it on for his teammates. and captain jindal w

i think we are seeing some interesting movements in joel's data. teresting and bad news in that data. my baseline outlook remains very optimistic. it's simply that when you are so considerations have to be much more paramount in driving policy. so you do not just look at the data, you look at the risks in the data. romaine: when we talk about the signaling that comes out of the fed and the way the market, and really a lot of participants in the economy interpret it, let's say the fed did not cut rates in march or even before then. let's say you started to hear more serious discussion about an expansion of qe, or restarting of qe, particularly on the longer end of the curve. does that send the wrong message to the market with regards to either the health of the economy, and really i guess, the health of the markets themselves? narayana: you know, it is like when you get on a plane and they tell you that we have got all these stopgap measures in case things go awry. we do not all immediately rush out of the plane. romaine: but when the thing drops dow

and then it's execution type deal. >> joel and ethan's scripts are publishable works of literature.in cities. >> oh, yeah? >> yeah. yeah. is that useful to you? >> oh, you betcha, yeah. >> yeah. >> it was punctuated and written in the rhythm that we played it. and it's beautiful. >> and the oscar goes to ethan and joel coen for "fargo." >> the oscar goes to frances mcdor mand, "fargo." >> "fargo" is the coen brothers film that really gets embraced at the academy awards. everyone loves this movie. so what do they do? they do something completely different. >> sometimes there's a man, well, he's the man for his time and place. >> "the big lebowski." one miff favorite stories is how long it took jeff bridges to agree to do it. it was so good. joel and ethan wrote it for him, sent it to him. he said it's great, not sure i can do this. i just remember, you know, them thinking, how could he not? obviously he came to that conclusion himself. >> let me explain something to you. i am not mr. lebowski. you're mr. lebowski. i'm the dude. so that's what you call me. you know? that or his dudene

are just the beginning. pretty soon they're gonna have eyes... everywhere. well goodnight. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. >>> all right, let's do a little pop start. our friend joele going to get started with a record breaking contract for tony romo. the former dallas cowboys quarterback and cbs are said to have come to a broadcast deal that would extend romo's contract a him around a cool $17 million a season. so this would make him the highest paid nfl analyst in tv history. and just for comparison purposes ed about $127 million over e 14 seasons averaging about 9 mill i see dollar a season. so an upgrade. >> so there's 17 weeks in a year for the football season. that's making a million dollars a sunday. that's a good thing. >> i don't know if this is good time to ask for a raise. >> any given sunday, there you go. >> it's good. >>> all right, well moving on after an 11-season run the modern family star has filmed her final episode. so with a hit show coming to an end, what's a superstar to do? we now know the answer. sofia will be taking a seat at the judge ps table on america's got talent. and former judge heidi cloom is coming back. union's departure of cour

joel. the biggest stocks are a trillion we could take all the gold that's every been mined and fit it intoag to here that's a pretty expensive sculpture, so store value is an interesting concept. we're showing your tweet here. >> it was a bubble, it happened around a powerful story and there was a frenzy of buying tesla seems to be similar this year it's a great story i have two teslas. they're awesome cars. >> is it a bubble. >> this conversation of liquidity and -- i think all stocks will fly this year. you know i was thinking back to both 1999 and 1989 with the japanese market. like when you really get to the end of bull markets, multiples go insane, and these story stocks are really good to go insane i think we have that in tesla. monster volume spikes, and my guess is that was the high, at least for a while. we should trade lower over time. you could go online and say the number one search on google was, should i buy at the la that's in general a pretty bad sign. >> so you're not -- what happened with bitcoin, even when it crashed down, it's been slowly climbing back up. >> what happe

the major cruise lines are saying the virus will hit profits. joel, it's been awhile since any comment on the cruise lines? >> right. i mean, we are seeing cruise lines and we are seeing the casinos, they are off, for example, wynn casinos off 25% and las vegas sands off around 15%, 20%. cruise lines, again, will take a one or two quarter hit. it's going to be significant. that's the thing investors need to realize, there are certain companies that are exposed to the china coronavirus and exposed to the supply chain disruption but many companies, most companies in this market are being unfairly penalized so everything is kind of dropping. buying opportunity for investors right now. ashley: look, the big three, carnival, royal caribbean and norwegian, all say their earnings per share is going to be hit already, about 55 to 65 cents per share. that is a material impact. of course, they don't know how far this will go. also, the other issue is psychologically, are people going to be really wanting to jump on a cruise right now having seen some cruise sh

what are you going to see? i said billy joelton john. >> i respect that. >> '70s or '80s bill le joel >> '80s. i'm a kid of the '80s. played piano growing up. >> i would rather the '70s billy joel and elton john. >> very good stuff, guys thank you all. that does it for fast money for us tonight ptnst go anywhere because "oio action" is up next. dy for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business... (second man) virtualize their operations... (third man) and could even build ai into their customer experiences. we also keep them ready for the next big opportunity. like 5g. (woman) where machines could talk to each other and expertise could go anywhere. (woman) when it comes to digital transformation, verizon keeps business ready. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> happy friday, everyone it's 5:30 p.m. here at the nasdaq you know what that means, it's time for "options action." here's what we've got on deck. >> lowes home and garden. >> yes, spring is just around the corner it's supposed to be in the 50s in the new york area this week, and cart

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joel. i promise. but all three organizations are really pleased to co-host our special guest, dr. vivian walker, who will be introduced by one of our board members, peter kovach. in a few minutes. i wanted to let you all membersw minutes. george washington university,ñr they are renovating the normal room we've got to work with. i appreciate the patience of all of you.ñrÑi grateful to anthony desantis. we're grateful for all the hospitality you provide to us for these first monday forums. the first monday will feature the executive director of the alliance for international exchange. and we're pleased to learn more about the kind ofÑi advocacy th are doing on the hill and their outreach in general and how we can work with them. i would ask every public diplomacy county member to raise their hand of the board. okay. they are undergoing a -- thank you all -- strategic planning process. any of you who have advice, please find your nearby board member and we're listening. we're in listening mode. i was just reading nicole's latest book and how important listening is to public diplomac

tools, and small business resources are now available at google.com/grow when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joelm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >> brennan: and democratic senators competing in iowa unable to campaign last week. there were surrogates, subbing for them in absence. no surrogates caught more attention than this furry one. bailey, elizabeth warren's golden retriever. bailey worked the crowd, and bailey to took her place in a selfy line. she's enlisted some help. >> and we'll find out tomorrow with bailey worked with iowa voters. thank you all for watching. for "face the nation", i'm margaret brennan. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> a developing story in britain this morning. terror in london. police kill an attacker after he goes on a stabbing spree on a busy street. >> run for my life. >>> also tonight, lashing out. presi

tools, and small business resources are now available at google.com/grow when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joelteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >> brennan: thank you for watching. tune in to 60 minutes tonight. scott pelley talks with the top former diplomat to ukraine, bill taylor in a fascinating piece about ukraine and the 2016 election. until next week for "face the nation", i'm margaret brennan. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> a raucous welcome. >> gentlemen, start your engines! >> also tonight, heading home. americans are evacuated from a cruise ship in japan. why their nightmare isn't over. >>> state of emergency. mississippi gets swamped by flooding. >> i never dreamed 43 years ago i'd be paddling up my driveway. >>> a woman is charged with plotting to kidnap a baby with a drugged cupcake. >>> he was charged with the c

out and lost sense of accomplishment so you're just are not accomplishing in your work what you think you should be or or what you really should. joel of course you want to jump in there and i'm sure yeah i think i think one of the things that i think i feel like there is this either or i like are you team by now or are you team moral injury and i don't think you get a break from anyone on this show i went to read your article and i think it's amazing and and gave i've looked at your work as well but there's this sense of like because moral injury now exists now doctors can stay mad and blame something else and say ok that's not it's the system so then i can just like be mad and unhappy until the system gets specs and that's that's where i come in because i feel like no matter how bad the system is even if the system was perfect you're still taking care of sick patients you're still having to deliver bad news you still have to stay on top of the medical literature it's stressful and it's scary and we should promote a culture where we're able as physicians and other health care professionals to take care of ourselves in a way that le

are frequented by under-age people about the lawsuit also alleges joel had turned down a marketing package aimed at adults in favor of one that attempt to win over the quote cool crowd now they also claim that the cigarette manufacturers tried to recruit the likes of miley cyrus and kristen stewart celebrities with big under-age followings now. julie another cigarette manufacturers have faced criticism after some users suffered chronic illness and in a small number of cases have even passed away now flavored cigarette pods have been banned in the united states although jewel has already stopped selling or had already stopped selling their non tobacco and non menthol flavored products well that is it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v. app available on smartphones to google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. and also stream us to your t.v. by downloading the portable t.v. app on the apple t.v. and online portable t.v. portable t.v. will be available on more devices to see you next time. in this community there are people who be

are now going to keep. the length of. exposing and justice global news that matters joel klein says earth home to millions of species homeorth saving. global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like the protect the climate boost clean energy solutions and reforestation play interactive content to inspire people to take action along bloodiness and series of global 3000 on t.w. and online. this is news and these are our top stories hundreds of migrants in turkey have begun crossing into europe after turkish officials opened the border the decision came after turkish troops were killed in an abstract in syria and chris's europe is not doing enough to support its fight against the syrian regime. the world health organization says there is a very high risk of the corona virus spreading globally it warned that many countries.

are. come over here, joel. here are the andrew yang supporters right here. keep a watch on them closely. the second round, wolf. >> stand by. we'll get those numbers for the final round and see where those nonviable candidates, those who voted for nonviable candidates, where they end up. let's go over to jeff zeleny. what are you seeing there? >> we're on the campus of drake university. mix of students and adults. you can see over here bleachers are essentially empty. those were full. the reason they're empty? watch this. they've all started to divide into preference groups. we have andrew yang supporters here. some pete buttigieg supporters are still coming through. look at the size of this elizabeth warren crowd. go row by row here. if her crowd is not the biggest, it is certainly among the biggest. we'll let the officials do the official count. this is certainly one of the biggest. and a lot of those new people who were registering to vote had warren stickers on. keep an eye on that. look across here to the pete buttigieg crowd. this is also very big, as we walk through here, lined up

are we experiencing peak trump arrangement syndrome. a lot of young people know nothing about julian and joel we. do know julian assange do you know anything about this man and what happened to him do you want to know about your bad 10 years ago. wiki leaks with a stockholm lot of information about the crimes that were being committed by place to play war crimes but mostly the us governments and continually double murder of innocent civilians. or they're trying to just pretend this is the 1st and they didn't think about the economics it kind of forced us to acknowledge it's you know we couldn't ignore it. he's an idealist he's on a mission he's on a mission to harm. people and the information. ministry. but this comes with the prime. loan isn't being charitable he's made while he was in the ecuadorian embassy for 8 years 7 or 8 in. a long time he spent in prison basically and that now he's being fair many months in the present. there are a lot of people who don't want him in prison a lot of the very powerful this department is conducting a thorough aggressive investigation to determine how this l

. >> people are throwing parties >> other things for the rest of the family >> i had to tell my fath father-in-l father-in-law, joela. >> check that out. >> i like to serve it with rice. you can also serve it with potato salad. >> you need rice. come on. >> potato salad is clutch though >> do you use a fork or spoon? >> a spoon. >> with a spoon. i put green onions on time you have ground sassafras. >> wait. >> then you have a party in the bowl right there >> alon, that is insane. for dessert, king cake >> gotta >> king cake you start eating it on the 12th night of christmas it lasts all the way through mardi gras day it's pretty much like a really great cinnamon roll. we have a -- >> i've never seen one like that. >> at sabah we make it with a certain dough and put pomegranate caramel on top. >> wow >> our company is pomegranate hospitality. >> the goal is to find the baby. whoever finds the baby guys the next king cake >> put a baby in there >> there's a baby in one of the slices >> find the baby find the baby. >> this is with pomegranate caramel and here is the little baby you need something small, babyish to put

the suffering to talk about that i'm joined by joel bus from save the children in amman jordan thanks very much for coming in this morning these numbers are shocking one in 6 children on the planet living in wars zones were you surprised by the findings this is the 3rd new that save the children publicist. and while the findings of smoking they're not really surprising because we know that the number of children living in conflict in gaza has been on the rise but i'm about to look at the 2000000 in 1902 1000000 in 2008 and as you mentioned so this year that if woke up again of the 6 to give violations against children in conflict or killing and maiming abduction it kuchma sexual violence among the other and we looked at how these like lesions affect boys in goods why they affected them differently for example goods i hope won't do sexual violence why boys are victims of recruitment they are still affected equally if you know the broad range of violence and violations that you just mentioned this is disturbing as well and your study you focus on the mideast your study finds that the ongoing war in syria has been going on for 9 years now is

you know you are as well in that if you also come with. joel for the well water you're going to is going to walk on the don't disturb the body don't teach to get off this you did love an illness joycelyn enough for me domicile to go on and i don't know it more bottles. on the monitor that mischa all of newmont but it is the longer they are going to cause we mandala with all that economy getting more extreme nor. do i do the democrates you see of you levy a cliff you don't look at p. diddy's it played live you don't and she said bouncing off on it when elam is a real good on clip ons for hospital there's not a to do are to do what you want to keep ability to learn i that you don't do well such as you going to music i'm crazy suited to society. today date the economy and finance an ever present global reality we are all caught in the debt machine the debt its grip and its dictates have insinuated themselves into our work our relationships and our lives. only time will tell if we can actually afford this must a 7th relationship to date. hello agai

joel osteen: well god bless you. it's a joy to come into your homes and if you're ever in our area stop by and be a part of one of our services. these arekewood. so come on by when you can but thanks for tuning in and thanks for coming out. i like to start with something funny and i heard about this man. he called the church office and "said, i want to speak to the head hog at the trough." the secretary was offended. she said, "if you mean the pastor you're going to have to call him pastor, but you may not call him the head hog at the trough." he said, "well, fine, but i was thinking about making a $5000

joel doesn't want talk about meditation with you before you do that we have a couple of comments from some doctors in our community who are all those we work up to if not more than 80 hours a week sometimes for months on end without weekends off. patients are then faced with doctors who are exhausted who want to check every lab who wants a fault in every exam finding and listen to every patient problem but there often is not the time and space for that to occur leading to errors and thus cyclical worsening of moral injury we need more residents we need more time off between shifts to recover we need formal training on dealing with an evitable bad outcomes we need a lot of change to improve moral injury medicine however as far as solutions i have 3 ideas one making step one passed which will reduce the burden of step one medical trainees early in their careers to making the primary clinical year passed which will shift the burden of performing performance and evaluations to the fore in final year medical school when students are much more familiar with clinical work and they know what they want to go into and last creasing

are. i think there is consensus in the medical community there is not enough money and to take from ebola is not a good idea either. host: we will go to joel, a republican. caller: good day, ma'am. i wanted to point out it is democratic policies under the obama administration that the exporting of our pharmaceutical manufacturing capabilities and that is why we don't have industrial capability at this point. would she talk about that? guest: let's blame about the obama administration that has been gone 4 years. this is not the first time there has been concern about the drugs and the fact that they are manufactured overseas and there certainly has been a long time we have, during the trump administration, that big pharma presidentg -- the used that term, price gouging the cost of prescription drugs. it is time we all understand we have been under the trump administration and we just need now to the need we have. it has shown off the shortcomings in the pricing of pharmaceuticals and the manufacturing of pharmaceuticals . let's learn from this coronavirus problem and beef up our national security with the drugs we need and it is time to sto

are not surprised. >> we try to avoid it as much as possible, yeah. it's pretty crazy. >> reporter: joel and adrianna fuentes told nbc bay area that most people avoid the signals. >> they don't let you go. even when the light is flashing and you press the button, they hurry up and go through it. >> reporter: they think the city of san jose should do more to make this a safer crossing for people who live, work and shop in the neighborhood. >> to me, i think putting in red lights or something would probably be better. >> reporter: tom jenson, nbc bay area news. >>> this weekend marks one year after a woman was killed, the land slide buried 22-year-old kira scarlet, enjoying a walk along the beach with her dog and a friend. without warning the cliff side crumbled, sending tons of sand crashing down. her friend and dog survived. kira's family members gathered at that spot to remember her. they bought flowers and flew kites with the phrase you are my sunshine. sunshine was kira's middle name. her parents say being at this beach, one of her favorite spots, gave them a sense of closure. >> it b

being 3-year-old and singing billy joel into my little cassette recorder. you have these thoughts that are her down is not what you would expect ♪ how does listening to heavy metal or metallica help you? >> music that somebody might off to never, never think raises anxiety can actually quell anxiety ♪ take my hand to never ever land ♪ >> sometimes it's hard to get up in the morning and see patients and everything you're nervous, scream out metal lyrics, you know whatever it takes. for them you want to be at peace. ♪ so long, farewell adieu, adieu, to you and you and you ♪ >> reporter: you're so lucky to have a nurse like kathleen. >> blessed we got kathleen for a reason and i truly believe that he wouldn't be here if it wasn't for us, definitely when their face goes from like this and then all of a sudden you get a big smile, how could you not want to do that for them >> by the way, billy recently celebrated his 32nd birthday and whether thr sitting with kathleen or music, they see a big difference in his blood pressure and we're starting to see a lot of this. the national institutes of he

are, always great to see you, my friend. >> thank you. > anncr: the following is a paid program from joel osteen ministries. well, god bless you. it's a joy to come into your homes, and if you're ever in our area, please stop by, be a part of one of our services. i promise you we will make you feel right at home. i like to start with something funny, and i heard about five relationship tips for women. number one, it's important to find a man that loves you and is loyal. number two, it's important to find a man that's fun and makes you laugh. number three, it's important to find a man that's a hard worker, provides a good living. number four, it's important to find a man that's a great

us now and so shabbas we are hearing from the former ambassador that if this agreement survives and that even develops into a more permanent deal it would possibly mean a with joel of american troops from afghanistan something that would be very attractive to talk about in an election year. not least because president obama ran on bringing all the afghan troops home and failed when he when obama left there were about 8400 troops present drunk and say look the democrats obama they said they would do it i did it because all the democratic presidential candidates currently on the trail are promising to bring the troops home but drunken sailor these democrats can't be trusted i did it i tell you that you know that's because this is an incredibly unpopular war endless war no military solution so many us military killed and all this 2400 i think is the latest figure not to mention all the thousands of people injured and p.t.s.d. 2 trillion dollars but here's an interesting question we're now getting these reports time magazine says it has seen secret our next is in this document and kind of document which suggests that the initial troop withdrawal if everyone's happy

meeting, who is active, not active, and i was talking to joel about possibly seeing we can do with that and depending on the attendance, if they are holding a spot and not doing anything, don't show up, then that's a possibility regarding that. i think that would be a great idea, a great resource as well for everyone else. >> thank you so much for your presentation, again, congratulations, it's clear that the community is very fond of you and your long tenure. >> thank you very much. >> any other questions from commissioners? >> i just have one. i'm also -- i grew up in vernal heights. so welcome. you did a great pentation. i'm glad you are here. one of the things on the language access they talked about is there's a couple different chinese languages. i can't remember. and there's hindu or arabic? i'm wondering if you're seeing a rise or a need for interpreters in those particular dialects. [please stand by] [please stand by] i look at it. >> that's the other thing too. >> it's what it looks like. [laughter] >> that's the other thing too, when i go off to the community meetings, that's what i like to do and how to prevent t. righ

are just getting through a number. why have you not shut down our t.v. on you tube it's a propaganda machine mr walker. a lot of young people know nothing about julian and joel we. do know julian it sounds you do you know anything about this man and what happened to him do you want to know about your bad 10 years ago. wiki leaks with a stockholm lot of information about the crimes that were being committed by place to play war crimes but mostly the us governments and particularly the murder of innocent civilians. are going to turn to you just pretend and this is the 1st and they didn't think about the economics it kind of forced us to acknowledge it's you know we couldn't ignore it. he's an idealist he's on a mission he's on a mission to harm. people and the information. we speak. but this comes with the prime. loan isn't being charitable he's made while he was in the ecuadorian embassy for 8 years 7 or 8 in. a long time he's spending in prisons basically and that now he's being fair many months in the present. there are a lot of people who don't want him in prison a lot of the very powerful this department is conducting a thorough aggressive investigation t

are. so i think that there's pretty much consensus in the medical community that that is not enough money. to take from ebola is not a good idea either. >> we'll go to joel in spring, texas, a republican. hi, joel. >> caller: good day, ma'am. i wanted to point out to the representative that it's democratic policies under the obama administration that supported the exporting of our pharmaceutical manufacturing capabilities. and that's why we don't have industrial capability at this point. and would she talk about that? >> well, you know, let's blame the obama administration that has been gone, it will be four years. and this is not the first time there's been concern about the drugs and the fact that they're manufactured overseas. and there certainly has been a long time that we have during the trump administration, that big pharma has been pretty much gouging, actually the president used that term once, price gouging on the cost of prescription drugs. so it's time now that we all understand, we've been under the trump administration, and we just need to respond responsibly now to the need that we have. it has shown up the shortcomings in the pricing of p

. >> joel, there's some endorsements and he had a number of african-american mayors and congress members endorsing him, major players including greg meeks. and these are names. but at the same time he's under attack. he has a long record and stop-and-frisk was controversial. he was at a conference in georgetown in 2008 talking about the sub prime mortgage crash and he seemed to be suggesting that red lining was p bks being pres members of congress and others to start putting money into areas where frankly people were not ready to pay those mortgages and couldn't sustain them and that is part of what happened. they were trying to compensate for years and years of denying resources to these communities. how does he get around -- these are complicated issues? how does he explain them and not get tagged. >> i do think this, all voters don't like to feel like someone talks differently behind their back than they do to their face and i think bloomberg could have a growing problem if there's a feeling that his real feelings are the ones that are captured on audio at the aspen ideas festival or at a georgetown conference or maybe behind closed doors as oppose

west has taken his service across the country including pastor joel osteen's church in houston. the two areten receiving the nfl's highest honor, unanimously picked as the league's most valuable player. >> i want to thank god, first and foremost, and my mother. the bread and butter. [applause] >> reporter: i am sure she's proud. jackson receiving the award after capping off a record season with the most rushing yards by a quarterback. he's the second person to be unanimously picked as mvp after tom brady in 2010. >>> and let's take a live look right now in punxsutawney, pennsylvania, where we are awaiting phil's weather prediction. he's expected to wake up from his wintry slumber and look for his had doe in just minutes. last year phil did not see his had doe, predicting an early spring. if sees his shadow, legend goes we are in for six more weeks of winter. last week i was thinking, oh, it's definitely early spring, but today in miami, it's definitely winter. [laughter] steve: we are six weeks away from spring anyway. ainsley: stop being so exact. [laughter] brian: thanks, jillian, appreci

people >>> and the new york knicks are close to hiring a former agent as their new president leon rose in line to take over the fired president earlier this week, joel embiid, chris paul, booker, kevin anthony towns and carmelo anthony. back to you. >> thank you so much, sue herera don't go anywhere. we have a whole lot more ahead on "the exchange." >> ahead, the bloomberg takes flight. >> peloton's ride is slowing down. >> why the world needs the chinese consumer. >>> and the huge revision investors should respect in tomorrow's jobrerts po it's all coming up on "the exchange." imagine traveling hassle-free with your golf clubs. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call, we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as low as $39.99. shipsticks.com saves you time and money. make it simple. make it ship sticks. shipsticks.com saves you time and money. when yowhat do you see?itical issues facing our

we'll start with joel and followed by robin crop and bob finebaum are our first three speakers. >> i'm crossing guard at 19th and juno and a member of the bargaining committee for seiu. during our negotiations, the city had a sign that said safe and clean streets. they're one of the highest priorities of the mayor and we agree wholeheartedly. we believe the crossing guards are an under used asset that can help with this and wore hoping we can get a 20-hour week program for the guards not only it would allow us to help protect people in the middle of the day when we're not protecting the schools but it would give the crossing guards who currently work 12 hours a week more hours and it would help recruit and retain the guards, there was a time in the past when we couldn't recruit guards fast enough. it's been pointed out, there's a lot of good transportation-calming projects but they take years to complete and we're available almost immediately. in addition to protecting people we keep an eye out for the neighborhood and we can see would doesn't building and who might be trying to break

are you going to negotiate that? what magic wand do you have? >> we found the magic wand because we're going to be hitting 750,000 manufacturing jobs. liz: your reaction, joeleah. there is no magic wand. it is called letting free markets work. by actually lowering the burden of regulations, allowing investors to keep more what they earn in reinvested economy, that actually grows jobs. we have lowest unemployment rate in most of our lifetimes. record low unemployment for minority groups. record household income. we're allowing the private sector to flurish on its own. not giving credit to anyone saying i built that. it is the american people. they have built that. governments simply, finally getting out of the way to allow those animal spirits to flourish once again. liz: "the hill" magazine, we're tracking washington, d.c. publications, quote, democrats are worried about trump's growing strength. the final point is a lot of part-time jobs exploded under president obama because obamacare. remember this, not only that it came with new taxes, 21 to be exact. companies had to go pay insurance foreworkers working full time more than 0 hours a week. it was caused