we are joined in another cnbc exclusive by john rogers good morning good to see you. >> good morning. wou >> i would love to get your temperature on sentiment s&p was denied 2800 again last week, yet a dip like today bought aggressively. what do you make of that >> i continue to think bathere' lot of negative sentiment, so much conservatism. people remember the financial crisis from ten years ago. we think when there's negative sentiment, it is a great time to buy. >> how do you process data coming in from around the world that suggests a global slowdown and potential risk the united states is caught up in that? >> we don't see it we're seeing here in the united states we talk to our company management each and every week people continue to be highly confident. they're telling us that sales are coming in greater than expectations and equally importantly, balance sheets are in line. people are not overleveraged if we have a dip, the companies than handle it we're optimistic. >> it is interesting that nvidia announced intent to acquire melanox. it needs chinese approval. it is the kind

among those with us as sergeant john rogers to a few weeks ago received a bronze star for valor. is sean? where are you? should i bring him up? [applause] i won't bring the generals up but come on, get a peer. don't worry about the secret service. secret service immediately runs up. [applause] .. >> to rescue a member of his team, special list gabrielle, i don't know. let see who else is here from that area, from that part. anybody with you? anybody else? okay. tragically, specialist condy did not make it alive and today we remember the heroic sacrifice of this incredible american hero. he we are eternally grateful in this debt and sean i want to thank you and everybody else involved. that's really something. and we pay great respect. you know that. at the everybody here today who fights for our flag across the globe, thank you for bravely facing down the danger to protect and we have such danger out there, the lives and liberty of all americans. our country is stronger now maybe than it's ever been, our military is being rebuilt as a rapid pace. our economy is powerful. our econ

john rogers has the story. on february 9th, 26 year old casey holladay was onboard the mariner of the seas with his friends and decided to usea brand new attraction, the skypad, and things went horribly wrong. the bungee cord snapped and he plummeted nearly 20 feet onto the hard deck below."casey was a super athletic, active individual. healthy, and then in a split second, now he's looking at an injury that's going to impact him for the remainder of his life."attorney brett rivkind says holladay fractured his pelvis and is now disabled. he's using a wheelchair and he'll likely need a hip replacement and lifetime therapy.so he's suing royal caribbean. rivkind says the cruise line staff are not properly trained to operate and maintain these hazardous attractions."what angers me is there's a demand and pressure to put more and more entertainment and attractions to keep all these people -- passengers busy."holladay has sued royal caribbean in federal court. the cruise line will not comment on camera.they released a

. >> reporter: for more than a decade, john rogers and his research team have been fine olning this sensor even though this looks like we're in an i.c.u., we're in your lab. so you're able to figure out all the ins and outs. re yeah, it's really important to think about the full picture. we had a clear vision. this is where we wanted to end in. and we couldn't be happier with the outcome. e. reporter: the sensors are gentle on fragile neonatal skin, which is 40% to 60% thinner than that of an adult. study coauthor dr. aimee parlour treats skin injuries in preemies. >> 45% of them come away with some kind of scars from procedures and from the adhesives that attach them to these various wired devices. o> reporter: those wireless thtches allow parents to do something they are wired to do-- cuddle with their newborns. >> there have been studies that ne have shown that that skin-to- skin contact, especially with these pre-mature babies, decreases the risk of developing infection, kidney issues, lung issues, it goes a long way. >> begnaud: i love you brought up physical touch in this story. your

for more than a decade john rogers and h risrceseah amte ha bnee tuning the sensor technology.our lab so you're able to figure out all the ins and outs >> this is where we wanted to oue.up.with t >> reporter: the sensors are jentsal on fragile neonatal skin. >> the adhesives that attach them to the various wireless devuss. >> they allow parents to do something they're wired to do, cuddle with their newborn. >> there have been studies that show the skin to skin contact, especially in the premature babies helps with kidney issues, lung issues, it's a long well, here's to first dates! you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. try downy fabric conditioner. unlike detergent alone, downy helps prevent stretching by conditioning and smoothing fibers, so clothes look newer, longer. downy and it's done. get triple action moisturizer. and 48 hour protection. from full time keeper... ...to part time coach. new dove men+care sportcare. tough on sweat, not on skin. ♪ you make me feel like a natu

. >> reporter: for more than a decade john rogers and his research team have been fine tuning this technologylab. frrbsz you're able to figure out all the ins and outs. >> it's important to think about full picture. we have a clear vision. we couldn't be happier with the outcome. >> reporter: the sensors are gentle on fragile neonatal skin which is 40% thinner than that 06 an adult. >> they come away with scars from the procedures anded a heesbives that attach them to the devices. >> this allows them to do something they're wire dood which is cuddle with their new borns. >> there's been study that shows 61 to skin helps decrease kudny issues, lung issues. it go as long way. >> i love that you brought up physical touch in the story. you and your wife's son, noah. >> three pounds, six ounces, 31 weeks. you loved all the wires and monitors because you could see he was doing okay. on the other hand i hated him because i wanted to cuddle him. so a gizmo like this could mean the world to parents like me who want to hold their kids. >>> getting girls interested in technology as they're learning thei

preckwinkle: i have a counsel of economic advisers and chaired by john rogers, and it shares advice on how to use our own resources and advice on how we should conduct ourselves in a larger arena. with their support and at their insistence i brought together the political leader, the economic development professionals and the business leaders in our 7-county region to work together to try to lift up northeastern illinois which is the economic engine of our state. what we've done is create the chicago region growth corporation, crgc, helps small and medium side businesses export more. we focused on helping the metal fabrication industry because it's strong in all seven counties. i not only have a counsel of economic advisers to give me advice and support, but also i have -- at their suggestion convened the leaders of our seven-county -- >> moderator: so pro-business, so ms. lightfoot what do you say to homeowners and businesses. >> ms. lightfoot: i say i will not turn my back and raise the tax. we need to make sure that we are running government efficiently. that we are better fiscal st

we are joined in another cnbc exclusive by john rogers good morning good to see you. >> good morning.et your temperature on sentiment s&p was denied

john rogers and his research team have been fine tuning this sensor technology. >> even though this looksb so you're able to figure out all the ins and outs. >> yeah. it's really important to think about the full picture. >> we had a clear vision that this is where we wanted to end up. couldn't be happier with the outcome. >> the sensors are gentle on fragile neo-natal skin which is 40% to 60% thinner than that of an adult. the study co-author dr. amy pallor treats skin injuries in peoplies. >> 45% come away with some kind from the add he'sives that attach them to these various wired devices. >> those wireless patches allow wired to do, cuddle with their newborns. >> there have been studies that have shown that this skin-to-skin contact especially in the premature babies decreases the risk of infection, of i had any issues and lung issues. it goes a long way. >> and cutting those cords would have one very practical advantage. >> changing a diaper will be easier without all the cords. >> while final testing is completed, babies in the study wore both new patches and the old wires as a back

and, again, john, just because roger stone didn't get into trouble today dum he mean he's not going to in trouble with the judge in the future. it's clear they were concerned that his new book, which is very critical of the special counsel, could land stone behind bars. it's still a possibility, but it didn't happen for him today. >> sara, i appreciate it. that say big bet. can roger stone bite his tongue for sick or seven, eight months? it's interesting. it's not in court yet, but she's trying to keep things on the legal track, but, b, being cutely aware of the politics. here i think she's deciding she can put roger stone in jail for a few days to say, look, i'm serious about this gag order, but then you create a gag order. >> there will be so many more chances between now and november. >> his thing is he's trying to make money for his legal defense. >> if the judge comes down hard on these interim stages, yeah, you can make them heroes for the people who support trump. by the same token, a lot of people are critical of trump. they're wondering are these guys getting a pass. that's ou

john wayne movies to get a feel for america. >> i am tall for my country, without any option i played basketball. if you know basketball, it takes you, have to listen to kenny rogersmerican dream in my imagination and make me own tomorrow. >> ed: when you say harlem team i assume you mean the harlem globetrotters. that is really cool. connect us to the start of the war in iraq and why you decided to join arms with the american military. >> at the beginning, most of the people they loved american forces including myself because it matched my dream. after saddam's regime took our future away, those people came and they gave us that feeling again. when i worked with them, i worked just for fun and for finance and followed my dream because at that time, it was very much safe. people can walk without anythin anything. >> ed: i've got 2 minutes, one minute on chris kyle and some of the great americans you served with. >> chris kyle, i learned a lot from him, i learned how you sacrifice, how you humble, how you carry your country in your heart a thousand miles away from your home. how you raise the american flag and some days are maybe going to get shot, 80% chance while

while, in the mens draw, roger federer will face john isner in the final in miami tomorrow.w what to expect, that he will not miss 90 cents. he's got an amazing serve, i went to the best in the game, forever, so it's like to play against him. the last time i played against him was that tough one, big fan of his, he's got i really enjoyed watching them play i know some guys. you enjoy it? i honestly love it i like to watch big service to see dale ace every second or third point for me it's exciting because it is like a penalty shoot out, and soccer, so it's in tennis as well i actually enjoy it for me, i'll be at the goalie and on sunday i try my best and i'll try to get many balls back as possible and hope we have a good match i'm excited to play him because he's had a tough match against the it's and it was awesome performance. match against the it's and it was awesome performancelj match against the it's and it was awesome performance. i love that analogy. earlier we spoke to us tennisjournalist and we have to back it upset that her. the interesting thing about this is he

roger federer will face john isner in the men's final in miami.ooking forward too. well i know what to expect, that he will not miss 90 serves. he's got an amazing serve, one of the best in the game forever, so it's really ha rd to the game forever, so it's really hard to play against him. match point last time i played against and was tough, and i'm a big fan of his, he's got i really enjoy watching a plan of some guys don't. you really enjoy watching them play?|j plan of some guys don't. you really enjoy watching them play? i love it, i love watching big servers that they're going to ace every second and third, it's exciting because if i penalty shoot out in soccer, it's just the same attendance i do enjoy it, for me i'll be the goalie, and some by sunday i try my best and try to get as many balls back as possible and hope we have a good match i'm very excited to play him because he had a tough match against felix today and i was awesome performance by him. we can now speak to tennis journalist stephanie myles. thank you for joining us, i was th

people in the mccain world did some things that were inappropriate but it was not john mccain. roger is up next in hawaii. independent. go ahead. i wanted to bring up the point about they should keep mueller on and keep digging to from trumpsxes out lock and key. he stated that he didn't take any taxes before an interview and then someone asked him how did you do that and he goes, i'm very smart. but then part of his platform when he was running was to cut taxes and cut these loopholes. -- he'ss to cut his own making all kinds of deals. i think he's using the presidency to better himself and his wealth and his family. and i think it should be looked into very much and they have the right man to do it. robert mueller. thank you. host: jim is next in fort lauderdale, florida. go ahead. have the word you should happen. what should happen is any logical person who isn't wouldtely feckless realize this whole investigation shouldn bogus and they drop all of this investigation and focus on moving this country forward. our education system is a are. if only the democrats would help , donald

john brennan. >> tucker: guys like roger stone are headed to present because of things like that.rdons right here? is it time for the branch to send a clear message that we will stop the destruction of innocent people die completely out of control bureaucrats. >> i think it is the time. i heard lindsey graham say that pardons would not be met very well right now and united states senate and i think he is wrong. i think of the american people understand that the people have been robbed. look at mike flynn and with that poor guy has gone through. look at roger stone. these are all processed and we talked about this. these are felonies that didn't exist until these people were thrown into this investigation. they are crimes that would have never been committed otherwise. since investigation has come to not, it is time to wipe the slate clean. >> tucker: it doesn't make sense not to pardon people. this is a scam and a hoax and the people in charge are legitimate then you may obligation to make it right. i hope you are on that list. great to see you tonight. >> the pleasure is mine. >>

john kleese, j. tncht hut as in jaba the. peter parker, yes, spiderman, steve rogersjoke saying thank you for noting. our interns are, indeed, super heroes. we thought so all along but thought they would get a more attention that they deserve. the beat with ari melber starts right now. ari is my superhero. >> that's nice to hear. harvey dent, a natural superhero until he became something else. >> and then you write another comic book and he can become a good guy again. >> i was bit by a radioactive spider in a law library. that's why our show feels like more than an hour. >> you got me. you win. i'm the speechless one. >> thank you, chuck, as always. we think we have a pretty good show for you tonight. tonight, i'm very excited. my interview with the

and in the audience roger malone approach john that picture to. his cools to source to firearms legislation brought him to one nation's in a circle. and what i call it self. here. is the public face of gun rights a stray or. rather molly from. we don't have al rights as got out as a thought loaded and they've just come out with legislation that picks on farmers gun crime has been decreasing at a steady right in the meantime. social media. roger has a reputation for high level connections within the pro-gun community in the united states including senior executives such as chris cox from the national rifle association. no no not well i suppose. roger has made it clear to america's gun lobby that he wants more guns in the hands of the straight guns here in louisville kentucky of the n.r.a. can't all be to agree please bear with us or roger miller who is here all the way from sydney australia my goodness gracious and this is your first entering the first annual meeting and it's a very impressive show the event was expected to attract seventy thousand

rogers trying to be john wayne. that was dana carvey's great insight. is a uniquee document in presidential history that george bush wrote to his mother in the late 1950's. the bushs lost a daughter in 1953. george w was born in 46, robin in 49, jeb in early 53. when they brought jeb home robin was bruising and tiring easily. the first time they heard the word leukemia was in the pediatrician's office in midland. she died six months later. they had two more boys. then their daughter was born in 59. 1958 george bush wrote a letter to his own mother about robin. i want to share part of it with you. partly because i firmly believe that if we can apply many of the lessons we've talked about, we will have a character that will, i think, be more in line. if i could be 10% of four this letter represents, i will be ahead of the game. -- of what this letter represents, i will be ahead of the game. there is a house in need, the running restlessness needs of the boys runs a counterpart. we need soft, blond curls to go with our crew cuts. we need soft, blonde hair

. >> thank you very much, i'm anne-marie rogers, on behalf of john ram who is out of the office.here was a tragic death that resulted in the death of a cyclist. we wanted to confirm our deep commitment to increasing cyclist and pedestrian safety. i wanted to update the commission and the public on some of the permanent improvements we're working on. you should know this is in light of there were immediate actions that mta took to remove parking along this stretch. as far as the long-term process, these are flowing out of both our south of downtown design and activation plan and would implement some of the components of the central soma plan. the planning department is working with the mta and public works to create a two-way bikeway on the stretch, reduce vehicle traffic lanes and redesign intersections along howard between the water front and 4th street. this is called soda. and we'll be presenting these concepts to the public in mid may with a goal to go out to bid in 2021. and construction would immediately follow. thank you. >> clerk: seeing no questions, item 11. review of p

. >> it's funny, roger john, remember, i did mention xm and sirius to you i think yesterday on set ast we could see. of course, you always wonder from an antitrust perspective whether it could ever be allowed years down the road for these two to get together, but near term, john, did you hear anything from the interview with andrew earlier, anything you've done in your work that does indicate the path to profitability perhaps will be sooner than investors expect >> no, david, in a word, no, i didn't, and here's i think for investors is the conundrum on the one hand, yes, yes, warren buffett, greatest investor, et cetera, but you shouldn't follow him on the likes of amazon. he didn't see that coming, and i hear a lot of people talk about amazon when they talk about the fact that a company like lyft isn't profitable, but if you think about what amazon was doing all those years early in its public life, it was building this logistics network that was unique, that nobody else had it was the foundation of prime, and i think you've got to the ask yourself with all these losses what is lift

joining us now to discuss this and more, we have jennifer rogers, elie honeig and john avlon.llusion or all of the other things, all of the other stuff that cropped up in terms of the emoluments clause, or is he still sticking with collusion? >> it sounds like both. i'm not a political adviser. but if i was, i would tell him, you still have an important oversight function. still congress, that's your constitutional duty, and so anything that has a good basis, good predication, go for it, right? and investigate it. there is an important investigative function there. but i think the collusion stuff at least needs to rest for a little bit, right? fresh off what we have seen in the bar letter, i don't know how politically wise it is to keep going down that same road, especially at this moment. >> i will say, though, one thing that was in the barr letter that we were not fully aware of was the multiple outreaches from the russians to people connected with president trump. and that's exactly squarely within the area in the purview of the intelligence community. they're most interest

rogers, trying to be john wayne. that was dana carvey's great insight. i think, that there is a unique document in presidential history, it is a letter that president bush wrote to his mother, in the late 1950s. the bushes lost a daughter to leukemia in 1953, he did not talk about it very much. george w had been born and 46, robin in 49, jeb was born in early 53, and when they brought jeb home from the hospital, robin was bruising, and tiring easily, the first time the bushes ever heard the word leukemia, was in the pediatricians office, in midland. she died six months later. they had two more boys, and then, dora, their daughter was born, in 59. about 1957, 58, president bush wrote a letter to his own mother, dorothy walker bush, about robin, and i want to share a part of it, with you, partly because, i firmly believe, that if we can apply many of the lessons we have talked about, we will have a character that will, i think be more in line with this one, and if i could ever be 10% of what this letter represents, i will be way ahead of the game. he wrote

tennis and roger federer takes on john isner in the final of the miami open later meanwhile australia's ashley barty is set to break into the top ten after winning the women's tournament the twelfth seed overwhelmed caroline uplifts cover it's in a career high fifteen aces along the way to a seven six six three win on saturday it's a fourth double take title all the more remarkable considering she quits tennis three years ago. now to a boxing bout that was decided by a by a british fighter has been disqualified after chomping his opponents during a heavyweight contest cash left teeth marks and david price's stomach forcing the competition to stop in the fifth round that didn't quite nip the incident in the bud though fans at the venue three drinks at alli as he was led away. and i will have more like a fourth look forward to it thank you very much now finally this bulletin whether it's shakespeare wordsworth kepler or kates or something far more where people's tastes vary widely when it comes to poets and they're getting more exposure through a modern platform jessica baldwin explains f

john taylor woods says no one has ever seen anything like that. in retorts, the acting commander, roger jones, said it is the erickson's battery, look out for some hot fight. basically, for the next -- that is the sinking of the cumberland, very dramatic. it's like a pigme against a giant. the virginia is 262 feet. the pilot house is out in front, and then there is the turret. they have bad communications between the pilot house and turret. they have this speaking tube. when the monitor sank, water had gotten into the tube, so it didn't work. inside the terrorist, you have these white marks to tell you the captain's order. if you are in a spinning turret, do you know where that is? if you are using black powder, are the white marks covered up? and can you see out of the turret? you have to look over the top of the 11 inch guns and when you see a dark object, you fire. problem is, one of those dark objects would be the pilot house. [laughter] it is called: monitor roulette. out of 41 shots, they only hit the virginia 20 times. that kind of tells you that there is bad fire control. virgin

roger stone. i am joined by federal prosecutor john flannery. id mueller file late today and what will it do in your view? >> well, he filed a notice about the government's side of the question whether or not mr. roger stone had violated the court's gag order not to say anything about the prosecutor or the prosecution in any media at all, including instagram. and it turns out even as he was standing be every the judge, he had written a book with a new introduction. the introduction talked about how crooked mueller was put him on his hit list among other things. >> right. >> so in addition owe ho. >> when mueller tells the judge, stone is talking about the case. do you think that makes it more likely this judge will jail stone? >> oh, yes. in fact, the judge said at the last hearing when the judge wasn't happy about having a target next to her picture in an instagram publication by mr. stone, she said, this is the last time. so, if she stands by what she said in the last hearing, i hope he brought his toothbrush, i hope he brings his toothbrush wh

the original idea in the american experience as so many people came across the atlantic, roger williams, johnt, they came here and established theocracies in places. you began to see religion essential and it was the scholars call it the first liberty. we were about liberty and the liberty of conscious first. the idea that you would trust the flaw, temporal world to be the center of your universe is, in fact, wrong headed. your fo your focus has to be on the next kingdom less so than the current kingdom. it is not roe v. wade but it is the 1962 decision where conservatives who felt betrayed by eisenhower, they believed that a court took god and put him out of the classroom. wo we're still living in that world. >> we're still living in that world but it has accelerated. i do understand why evangelicals, why conservative christians responded the way they did against what they considered to be a revolutionary decade in the 1960s and even going into the 1970s. i do understand that. i do not understand, though, putting faith and man above putting faith in god, especially when the man that so many

roger federer has won the 101st tennis title of his career after victory in the final of the miami open. the swiss beat defending champion johnht from the start, clinching the first set 6—1 in just 2a minutes. the second was a bit tighter, though. federer came through to win the second 6—4 over the american. for a second year in a row, it's an all—american final at the wgc matchplay — as kevin kisner will face matt kuchar. open champion francesco molinari lost by one to kisner, the first player to lose in the opening round of group play and reach the final. while in the other semi—final, lucas... was unable to repeat his form that saw him beat tiger woods yesterday as he lost to kuchar. that's all from sportsday. we'll bring you more sport throughout the evening. an estimated 700,000 people are living with autism in the uk alone. across the world, more and more people are being diagnosed with the condition. april 2 is world autism awareness day, which aims to help us all to understand more about the challenges faced by people with autism on a daily basis. high levels of anxiety are one of the most common difficulties faced by

don't feel particularly sorry for him but you know did did roger stone need to have a you know a military virtual attack on his home and john i mean the lack of balance here and i want to go back to the dossier in the face and i hope that there's this is going to be revisited because if any one of us on this program did something like that we'd be looking at. fellow. conviction and time in prison go ahead alan dershowitz well no i completely agree i think the pfizer court was defrauded that is you can show information to the pfizer court which isn't particularly compelling as long as you tell the court what the source is and alerted to the weaknesses and the conflicts of interest but you cannot. providing material to the court claiming it's credible when you yourself know that it lacks credibility particularly the pfizer court operates exporting they don't hear two sides they only hear one side so they trust the government officials to present the whole truth and nothing but the truth and the government officials who presented the application for the pfizer warrant failed that test and i think there ought to be consideratio

roger stone was before the judge? >> that's right. i traveled there with john heilemann this morning. >> so we saw you down there. and i understand you were walking in there. our participant, you are a witness. you also are free to attend. they don't let cameras in there. what was it like with judge jackson? did roger in your view look scared? he certainly got off without any further slap on the wrist today. >> he looked stoic. he looked serious. he -- i don't think that he thought that he was going to go to jail. nobody really thought that he was going to get sent to jail today, within the trump circle, in light of even -- if light of something that was said on your show earlier in the week by glenn kirschner, saying that he thought that he would get a slap on the wrist. and there seemed to be, ari, some kind of issue that he had not signed the last gag order. and the judge wasn't really interested in addressing anything from the government in terms of specific issues, in terms of the book, where there was an issue about roger possibly not telling the court about the book in time. >> and to be clear, however man

roger, is this going to be a big litmus test for the founder control? logan green, john zimmer will have 20 votes per class b share. didn't work out well for investors with snap, right >> we can only hope. this has to end. it's just really bad for corporate governance, really bad for capitalism >> what would end it >> at some point we have shareholders have to step up and say this is not okay and exchanges have to follow but it has to start with the shareholders who to date have not yet mustered any real powerful effort. >> did google start it because bezos doesn't have founder control, larry ellison at oracle doesn't. there was a time this wasn't the thing. >> media companies had it for a long, long time. >> newspaper companies >> if you think back, that's where i know it from i believe it was a thing that kleiner perkins and sequoia gave google and that got it started in the tech space. >> how much does the lyft yeipo set for uber >> i think this is more like sirius and xm than like drop box. what i mean is this business looks like the map doesn't work unless you're a

john podesta's g-mail account. >> according to his indictment, he received a message from the campaign official saying well-done. >> since 2016, rogerne denied speaking directly with julian assange. >> there is no suggestion or any court documents that roger stone was directly in touch with assange. >> stone may have had direct dealings with julian assange. that's not mutually exclusive. the central question whether the russians conspire with trump or with his campaign or officials on that campaign interfere in our election. >> stone has joined the growing list of trump's associates. george papadopoulos, a foreign policy of the campaign convicted o f lying to the fbi. he met with russian intelligence officers who told him the russians had hillary clinton's missing e-mails. >> we don't know who in the trump campaign he informed, he claimed he did not remember who he shared with. he once told me robert mueller knows. >> the clues came out in a recent filings by paul manafort's attorney. >> manafort shared polling data through kilimnik who has worked for russian intelligence and they passed that polling data off during the campaign. >>

john bolton. we'll be talking with the ambassador. he's at the white house too termites, feasting on homes 24/7. we're on the move. roger. rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. termites never stop trying to get in, we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. a new report finds george sore rus' foundation doing business in what it calls occupied lands. "the wall street journal" reporting chinese hackers targeted 27 american universities trying to steal military secrets, high-technology, intellectual property. the communist hackers targeting maritime technology specifically with military applications. >>> juan guaido saying h he's in talks with unions to organize a state workers right. working o>> joining us tonight,l security adviser john bolton. ambassador, good to have you with us. appreciate you coming out in the cold. to turn to the subject at hand, let's began with north korea. reports that we're starting to see some remedial work on what we thought were sites in north korea that were long gone. how serious is situation is this? >> well, i think in the wake of the president's decis

roger ferderer has won the 101st tennis title of his career after victory in the final of the miami 0pen. the swiss legend beat defending champion johnhing the first set 6—1 in just 24 minutes. the second was a bit tighter but federer came through to win it 6—4. kevin kisner will take on fellow american matt kuchar in the final of golf‘s wgc matchplay in austin, texas. kisner — last year's runner up — beat 0pen champion francesco molinari one up, in a close—fought semi—final. while fellow american matt kuchar beat the man who knocked out tiger woods — lucas bjerregaard. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more throughout the rest of the evening. thank you. hello again. we have seen some really big swings in temperatures over the last couple of days. yesterday we had highs up to 20 degrees in greater london but it has been nowhere near that worm today. it is going to get even colder in the week ahead. by tuesday we are looking at temperatures staying down into single figures for many of us. there will be plenty of showers around, some of them turning wintry as well. the latest satellite pictures show some patches of cloud across

roger federer has won the 101st tennis title of his career after victory in the final of the miami 0pen. the swiss beat defending champion john clinching the first set six—0ne in just 2a minutes...//the second was a bit tighter but federer came through to win the second 6—4 over the american. that's all the sport for now. you can get more on the website. i will have more for you later. jj, thank you very much. there's been a sharp rise in the number of adults calling a national helpline for the children of alcoholic parents, according to figures seen by the bbc. in 2013 the majority of calls to the national association of children of alcoholics were from children, but now more than 80% of calls are from people over the age of 18. the department of health said it was investing £6 million to tackle the issue. adrian goldberg from bbc radio 5live investigates has more details. these figures come from the national association of children of alcoholics. back in 2013, they tell us that the majority of the calls that they have received seeking help and support from their helpline, the majority of those calls were from children. but

john isner in the other semi. i've been looking forward to this match up i think you know so it's going to be a dream come true to be you know play against roger over here and in the semi of the masters or those. in the women's draw simona halep had a chance to move up to the world number one ranking but lost states namely a soccer is the current incumbent but all hell it had to do to topple her japanese rival was reached the final in miami remaining as the number two seed but lost the opening set of her semifinal seven five to carry in a place from there she started to unravel in a stop start match because of the rain because of a battle to win one consecutive games to take this match after a brilliant rally on match point seven five six one was the final. list about will face ashley barty in the final on saturday barty is right twelve and shined even when the skies were poor she ousted twenty first seeded and come to vegas six three six three in this rain delayed semifinal victory also sees home to what its top ten . tiger woods may have slipped from golf's number one ranking after almost five years ago but the fourteen time major champion s

john avlon, cnn senior political analyst. brian, this did noturprise me when i worked at fox. sharia law was one of their favorite boogiemen. roger exercised about sharia law. and so we did a lot of segments on sharia law. none of them were fact based or they didn't -- there was no emphasis on them being fact based. >> they were fear based. >> so i hear that language. that's familiar old language. and i guess the only thing that's surprising is that fox put out a statement condemning jeannine pirro. it took them 24 hours. so after 24 hours of, i guess, outcry online, fox put out a statement saying we strongly condemn jeannine pirro's comments. they do not reflect those of the network and we've addressed the matter with her. >> there could be two reasons. one, advertiser pressure. advertisers wanting to pull out. number two, could be staff pressure. internal staefrs, including one who works on bret baier's show said why your spreading this false narrative that muslims hate america. i would say, what your so afraid of? what are you so scared of? all of these lawmakers, muslims in america, people of many faiths and many backgrounds

and historian and author of "the soul of america" and rogers professor of the presidency at vanderbilt university johnith this morning. >> yes, he is. my son was driving through, by the way, belmeade yesterday. >> did you see meacham. >> said they were extraordinary, extraordinary homes in belmeade. a lot of paisley smoking jackets and people rocking in their chairs with pipes. very impressed. >> yes. >> so, i would tell him to drop by, not drop by but he couldn't get past all the servants, i'm sure. but mike barnicle, jonathan o'marry ao o'mere were in ft. myers this weekend. you missed a great game. the red sox came back. they won. as i left we thought about the great new talent we saw. we said to each other this is a team we surely can slip ahead of the orioles and maybe finish in fourth this year. we're excited about the red sox. >> i'm very optimistic they will outbeat the orioles for a place in the american league east. nothing to worry about there. i'm glad you had a good time. ft. myers is always fun. jetblue park is always fun. i have to interject this based on the opening of the show. i thin

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roger stone, even the fbi and the nra are named. but two notable names not on that list, former chief of staff john kelly and the president's daughter ivanka trump. the judiciary committee is also requesting documents from the white house. now press secretary sarah sanders initially issued a statement saying only that the request had been received and they would respond at the appropriate time. took just a few hours though and the president was asked about the judiciary committee. here's that exchange. >> are you going to cooperate with mr. nadler? >> i cooperate all the time with everybody. and you know the beautiful thing, no collusion. it's all a hoax. you'll learn about that as you grow older. it's a political hoax. there's no collusion. there is -- folks go, and eat. >> so pretty familiar, pretty calm reserved response. but then contrast that with the borderline statement that came from the white house after 9:00 p.m. it reads in part, "today chairman nadler opened a disgraceful and abusive investigation into tired, false allegations. chairman nadler and fellow democrats embarked on this fishing expedition because they're terri

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willie, and me we have historian, author of "the soul of america" and rogers proffers of the presidency at vanderbilt university, john meecham. a nbc news and msnbc contributor. author of "a world in disarray," richard haas with us. and former fbi special agent and msnbc contributor clint watts. we're going to get to the israel story in a moment. and secretary of state mike pompeo agreeing with reporters' suggestion that god may have sent president trump to earth to protect israel. also, the marines' top general warning that the pentagon, that president trump's decision to deploy troops to the southern border is posing a, quote, unacceptable risk to marine corps readiness and solvency. >>> and the boeing 737 max planes involved in the deadly crashes in ethiopia and indonesia did not include two safety features in the cockpit because boeing charged extra for them. >> willie geist, here's the deal, we're going to sell you billions of dollars worth of planes. but if you want to know how to keep the planes in the air, you need to pay us extra. >> good god. >> an amazing story. we'll dig into it, but that's effectively li

roger zapata. we're the tinch family, and we are usaa members for life. to begin your legacy, get an insurance quote today. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing this big breaking news day with us. >>> among the developments this hour, a big shake-up at the trump white house. the president's communications director heading out of the white house. he says he's heading now to the president's 2020 re-election campaign. any word on why bill shine is leaving now? >> reporter: this is an unexpected departure, the white house announcing the resignation today, saying that he gave his resignation to the president last night and will be working on the 2020 campaign. it's not clear what that campaign entails, but he was brought on board to improve the president's press coverage. that did not shine in the less than a year that shine served at this white house. shine was scheduled to go on the president's trip to vietnam for those north korea denuclearization talks but dropped out of the trip unexpectedly a couple days before, so perhaps a sign of the departure to come. it's not clear, john, who will take shine's job as the effe

roger stones trial date is on the books for november. manafort deputy, rick gates continues to cooperate with authorities. we are learning through new court documents that the late senator john arizona, made public in unverified dossier that alleged russia had compromising rough information on president trump, known as the steel dossier. former senator john mccain denied being the source for a buzzfeed article after it was published on the internet. we are learning that mccain did provide part of that dossier, specifically the first 33 pages back in 2016, the end of 2016. meanwhile, paul manafort's is in jail this afternoon. if the president were to pardon paul manafort he's not out of the woods. earlier this week, manhattan district attorney filed a 16 count indictment against him mirroring federal charges in virginia. president trump would not have authority to get him out of those state charges if he's found guilty there. no word specifically on when the mueller report will be released. when it does get released it will first go to the attorney general, bill barr. certainly congress wanted to pay made public. for 20 - zero. arthel: david, thank you. eric: the house resolu

roger zapata. we're the tinch family, and we are usaa members for life. to begin your legacy, get an insurance quote today. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm johnou for sharing this big breaking news day with us. >>> among the developments this hour, a big shake-up at the trump white house. the president's communications director heading out of the white house. he says he's heading now to the president's 2020 re-election campaign. any word on why bill shine is leaving now? >> reporter: this is an unexpected departure, the white house announcing the resignation today, saying that he gave his resignation to the