josh: yes. chairman price: certainly, you've seen the impact the tariffs have had on the agricultural community. what that means is that the sector, the great jobs that exist, like john deere manufacturing jobs and the jobs that come off of that. democrats want to make sure everyone has a fair shake. some trade policies may not have allowed for that in the past. we also don't want to see policies that will hurt our rural communities and hurt those out there working right now to make sure we have the food we need and world communities are vibrant. people are seeing that and people are upset with what they are seeing as it relates to the trade policies. zach: chairman buckley, has this realignment "for a third-party candidate? howard schultz said he about making a run. does he have a shot? chariman buckley: no. zach: why not? chariman buckley: i think that it is very unlikely that a candidate like mr. schulz would be able to attract enough support to have a significant impact in a positive way. he

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>> josh: when we opened this, i was amazed by the support that we got from people.te you. i mean, we're not the cold-hearted town that people portray us to be, but especially if you're hot shit somewhere else, you're gonna have a real steep climb in new york. we are kind of hoping you're gonna fail, and if we can help you, we will. it's not like that here, from what i understand. carpet-bagging interlopers are welcome here in a way that they are not in a lot of places. >> josh: mm-hmm. >> anthony: whether it's music or restaurants or -- come here and do creative shit. >> josh: yeah, it's a really cool place. it's a lot of fun. >> ryan: a little crumble of sea salt. let me know when it's ready. >> josh: the idea of this place was to cook the way that a bartender bartends. you're looking the person in the eye and handing them the plate of food, there's no hiding. if they love it, then you see that, if they don't love it, then -- >> anthony: plan b. >> josh: yeah. >> anthony: so the menu changes every night? >> josh: at the whim of poli right now. >> anthony: chef ryan

josh blackman. >> thank you very much. for me talking about obamacare feels like the movie "groundhog day." the same script that repeats over and over again. we all know what happened and will happen. we don't know how we'll get there. my analysis today doesn't focus on the mandate. jim gave me fierce instructions. i will assume that supreme court finds that the mandate is unconstitutional following the tax cuts and job acts of 2017. i will assume that. the resulting question then is what is the remedy for this constitutional violation. i think there are four possible ways that the supreme court can go. first, the mandate and only the mandate will be enjoined. second, the entire aca, all of it, will be halted. third, the mandate plus guaranteed community rating are blocked. gnicr are provisions that ensure that insurance companies can't discriminate against sick people. the fourth is a bit unorthodox, the correct remedy is to kill the tax cut, that is to restores the penalty at $700 a year give or take. let's go through th

e josh: that is g question. a lot of democrats are sounding very pessimistic notes.beth warren is pessimistic about the economy and income inequality. a lot of the candidates have a very pessimistic vie racial relations and believe there is not a lot of progress being made. cory booker's message and video was as optimistic as it gets these days. it showed that he is someone who worked from the bottom and became a successful mayor of newark, new jersey, and now is a prominent u.s. senator. optimism usually sells politics. the big challenge is that with so upset, can that work in 2020? jane: the white house rubbing it hands in glee about the credit -- about such a big field because they will have to be brutal about the differences. how are they going to do that? josh: get your scorecard, because y candidates running.f the big question that will shape the contours of the primary -- does joe biden run? joe biden has 100% name id as vice presidentdijust a comman figure in the democratic party. he would not necessarily be the the front runner because he has a lot of baggag

josh: get your scorecd, because you will have dozens of candidates running.ig question that wint shape the cors of the primary -- does joe biden run? joe biden has 100% name id as vice president, just a commanding figure in the democratic par. he would not necessarily be the the front runner because he has a lot of baggage -- he is older and is not where the energy of the democratic party is these days. but he wouldha r the strategy of the candidates. enbut if buns, more people will get to his left. if he doesn't, there is more opportunity for a moderate like booker to win votes like that jane: do we know which direction the democrats are likely to veer? josh: they are moving to the left, and a lot of the positions th hillary clinton did not cabrace, like medicare for all, socialized healt, banning private insurance companies, which many candidates have entertai side, that has shifted dramatically in the last two ars. on economic issues, democrats are much more liberal and progresse. on racial issues, just the pessimism that instead of being one big meltg pot

josh denboer spent the day shoveling snow from the front porch of his apartment.alling from the roof all day.((josh denboer, neighbor soda springs))"i moved here expecting snow but not this muchit's just a little bit too much at this point!"the national weather service put out a warning about these "roof avalanches."when there's heavy rain like this after snowroofs start to unload the snow they're holdingwhich can be dangerous or even deadly. ((josh denboer, neighbor soda springs)) james ) we're tracking the rain this morning with team coverage of the storm. ( james ) we're tracking the rain this morning with team coverage of the storm. seven day ( james ) kron 4 is making a major change in the way we bring you the news. we have launched the bay area's only commercial-free 24-hour streaming news service. it's called kron on. we're on all day and night - bringing you live breaking news, along with exclusive interviews and stories. if you watch our current newscasts on the new app - you'll get extra content during the commercial breaks. kron-on is available for andr

again, joe in new york has a question for josh. >> broad come, what do you do?ne of the strongest stocks in the sector and the market making new highs. i like the technical setup it's cheap a sector that averages 15% 15% earnings growth as far as the eye can see. it's a mispriced security. it should be higher. >> joey, fraets glenn in middlebrook, virginia. region's financial my son says he says has been researching regional banks interested in regions bank and keycorp. >> they made the high in 2018 and not able to exceed it. two better banks i like independent and also tcbi exposure to texas. >> jenny, allan in denver. caterpillar. what do you think of cat >> we own cat and love cat we think mining cap will be off its ploenz u.s. construction remains stable we think the interest rates continue to support demand if we're right about china stimulus showing up later, that could be a cherry on top >> the dollar hitting its highest level since december we get the trades from the future pits. kelly evans has a look what's coming up on the dropped a bombshell. the com

let's start with you, josh. so josh wrote a proposal that's in your volume and it's focused on zoning reform. the point of this reform is to make housing more affordable in some of the superstar areas. so, josh, as part of the background motivation in your proposal, you mention what i find is a startling statistic. you say that u.s. gdp is nearly $2 trillion below its potential as a result of land use regulations and zoning restrictions. before getting into the specifics, explain to us this link. why is zoning and house prices instrumental to productivity. >> this comes from the fact that you just alluded to is that cities are very different in their productivity and the opportunities they provide places like san francisco, boston, new york, washington, when it's not shutdown, provide many different opportunities because they're more productive, they have ideas, they have links between suppliers and their customers, big labor markets. these create a lot of opportunities and americans who are looking for opportun

so your idea, josh, suggested it's possible. give it a little time that they come through >> steve, every former fed chair that's spoken on this issue cannot answer where is the productivity growth. we're in a time -- it's a great dichotomy. disruption everywhere and zero productivity growth over ten years. we already home run record corporate profits leading into the tax cut. that was never an issue. we had record cash balances. >> i side a lot with scott's idea i don't think taxes are the wedge between building a plant and notable one. you build a plant for 10, 15, 25 years. a change in the tax may move some at the margin the other thing is the vast number of companies that do capital spending in this country are not financially constrained. if they wanted money to build something, they would have had it overall, i don't want to lose the thread the thread is the data has been soft >> that's where you want to go. >> durables, pmis, lei, whatever "i." >> the philly fed was the most contemporary of the data we have for the month

josh is with the national journal. is the politics editor. and josh, you are up for some questions. >> welcome to the show. i want to ask you about a new gallup polls showing more democrats have a favorable position towards socialism than capitalism. as you know, over the last month, usain bolt and democrat supporters embraced the great new deal, medicare for all plan that would create single-payer health insurance. could you be a capitalist and win the democratic primary in new hampshire or iowa caucuses? >> ray buckley first. >> the quick answer is yes. that's the beauty of this very large crowd. there's a great diversity of opinions and choices that the voters will have the opportunity to choose, so absolutely. issues will the two be discussed in multiple forums and debates throughout the country over the next year. >> and troy price, go ahead please. >> yeah, i mean i agree with ray. of course you can be a capitalist and when our caucuses. our party represents our electorate, the iowa democratic party, represents the diversity that exists

somehow from the ear josh adams controlled dan biggar‘s ci’oss josh adams controlled dan biggar‘s crosst match when any rope for wales, the first time they had done it since 1910 before a nation with rugby at its heart it is this one means the most. we created a lot of problems for ourselves, i don't think england credit anything. we were much better in the half and we credit anything. we were much better in the - half and we got in the second half and we got stronger as the game went on and i spoke to the guys in the changing rooms and said the pain we went through last week and how hard we trained blade dividends. we were tired and there was an opportunity to exploit england in one area. the aerial game as we get today and we did a lot of practice on that. we we re did a lot of practice on that. we were technically very good. did a lot of practice on that. we were technically very goodm did a lot of practice on that. we were technically very good. it is a game of smart motions and we let ourselves down. they beat is in the air, penalty count was strongly against us and that gives the

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josh! josh! oh, my gosh. >> from there it's just a love fest. >> oh, josh! >> once he realizes that it's his son josh who is in the army and has been away for about six month he is just breaks down. >> oh, why you do that, man? >> the video itself has gotten millions of views and i think it's just that father/son love. >>> now over to dayton, ohio, where this marine has stopped by an elementary school. >> black hat with the stripes on it. >> and he spots his >> oh! >> and he just gets clobbered by his 11-year-old brother who he was there to surprise. he's stationed in hawaii for eight months and his little brother is so happy to see him. >> your big brother loves you you have no leave hawaii in winter and go to ohio to hug you. he loves you. >> emotional. very sweet. >>> a woman heads to the tippy top of a tall tower where they've installed a pole for her. >> is she going to be a flag? >> see her incredible display of extreme strength. >> that's insane. how is she doing this? >>> she doesn't know it, but grace is revealing some special news. >> grace is goin

josh, let me start with you.w important is this link, do you think, between roger stone and wikileaks? >> well it is very important in the sense that this gets at the heart of what robert mueller is looking at, his mandate, and to determine whether there was coordination between the trump campaign and russia. and going back to 2016, this was the major focus, the intrusion in the democratic national committee and weaponizing these e-mails in order to hurt hillary clinton and hurt donald trump. the question here is whether roger stone in coordination in talking with wikileaks, whether he knew in fact that he was talking to russians and that that was part of the effort. that's not included in the latest filings. but that remains to be seen. we will have to wait and see what robert mueller has next. >> shan, stone has admitted to brief exchanges, text messages with wikileaks, and a lacquer known as gucifer 2.0, twitter, and he had no knowledge of hacked e-mails. how solid is the defense? >> it is solid enough, becaus

let's start with you, josh. josh wrote a proposal in the volume focused on zoning reform . the point of this reform is to make housing more affordable in some superstar areas. so, as part of the background motivation in your proposals, you mention what i find a startling statistic. you say that the u.s. gdp is $2 trillion below the potential, as a result of land-use regulations and zoning restrictions. before getting into the specifics of your proposal, explain this link, why is zoning and house prices so instrumental . >> this comes from the fact that you just alluded to that which is that cities and regions across the u.s. are very different in product davidian the opportunities they provide. places like san francisco, boston, new york, washington, when it's not shut down provide many different greater opportunities because they are more productive and have ideas and links between suppliers and customers. these create a lot of opportunities and americans who are looking for opportunity very often would like to move to this. but, the municipalities have a tendency to tell

let's get straight to josh lipton who's at the samsung event in san francisco hi, josh >> so, melissan tell you we're here in the samsung demo room after that keynote ended. everybody flooded down here to check out the new hardware of course a lot of buzz being generated about what you just mentioned there, the foldable phone and what the company refers to as the galaxy fold here's how this device works when it's folded, 4.ach6 inches unfolded, 7.3 inches two batteries, six cameras, available on april 26. you can understand why there would be a lot of excitement about this device. it's a radical new design against the backdrop of this smartphone market where overall growth as ground to a halt i did catch up with bob o'donnell who was here today he had some questions about the device, questions about the software ask it really work seamlessly with that new hardware as advertised if it didn't, it wouldn't matter how innovative and creative the hardware was then there's the price point it's going to cost you $1,980. i asked o'donnell about that he said listen, it's obviously a luxury pro

josh could probably speak more to this.erimeter is going to be interesting with all these big buildings. and with the neighborhoods nearby. and we also are seeing that -- possibly a school nearby as well. that could be a whole different element at 2:36 an hour behind us. whether or not school was supposed to be let out around this time. certainly that might be something law enforcement is taking into account as they continue to respond to this scene. >> now we're seeing action as you look closely in the middle of the screen. there's a group of a half a dozen people walking out. they're walking, not running. i can't tell from my vantage point who they may be, if they're police officers or not. what does this tell you. >> it's hard to see from the helicopter shot, one thing that's interesting, brynn hit on it. when you look at the facility itself, when these types of incident happen, if it urns out to be a shooting, one thing we want to know. why this particular facility. and this is something morbid to think, this is part of

so josh, you recently wrote about this topic. i'm going read a portion of an op-ed you recently penned. you said when the trump team began its north korean diplomacy, it assured the american public it would not repeat past mistakes. yet a familiar pattern is repeating itself. the united states is getting roped into an unending, unclear process of gradual arms control negotiations with pyongyang that only has a slim chance of persuading kim to give up all his noouukes, which was supposeo be the plan. this was the second meeting. we didn't get too much clarity out of the first meeting. do you think we will get more clarity out of this particular summit? >> no. i mean, i think what we have seen over the course of the last two years is a steady moving of the goalposts by the trump administration. and first they said we're going to get fully verified, final denuclearization within a year. then he said, oh, well, it will be probably at the end of trump's first term. now they're talking about a decades'-long denuclearization process wit

we remember josh pinkard. i want to shout from the rooftops about how amazing josh was, his wife tara wrote about a man who loved god, family, and college football. we remember trevor wayner, a student at northern illinois university killed on his first day at an internship. he was described by a friend as someone who would go out of his way for others. we remember visen -- vicente juarez. his neighbors loved him for his efforts ridding the neighborhood of dandelions each summer. we'll never forget our five neighbors and the bravely of -- bravery of law enforcement and first responders who rushed toward the violence and undoubtedly saved countless lives. may we honor them with our actions and may our community come back stronger than ever before. yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. rise

that is overall e-sports, correct. >> josh, thanks.ancisco so is e-sports enough for activision, tim? >> the competition is insane ultimately you're only as good as your last release the valuations, if you look at atbi, you're somewhere arou around 17, 18 times. the question is really how relevant are they? the stock has grinding lower the last three months. i'm not sure what will break it out of this range. ea we've seen the last couple of days you got news on the new release. >> josh mentioned some of the channels this will be aired on. >> guy mentioned earlier in the show talking about facebook, until advertisers find someplace to go, then facebook is okay well, 455 million viewers with the demographic that you want to me seems like you want to buy disney on this it's going to be playing on disney xd, on espn2. the problems perhaps with espn are behind them. i think this is a much better way to play the e-sports explosion than trying to get the latest thing. >> this past friday i was on "options action. it was a great show. everybod

we are going to go to josh campbell. i want to bring in josh campbell. she a special agent. this has been going on for an hour now. >> hi. when the initial law comes out they have a situation they are dealing with. it is by law enforcement on the scene. as you mentioned that witness we heard earlier, it is starting to answer a lot of questions that we have. first is what's going on inside and why this particular location, was there some type of connection with a possible shooter in this facility. again, this is one person. i'm very conservative. there was one individual that shoed up with a pois toll aisto opened fire inside. one said he recognized the shooter that worked there. that's telling -- there are a lot of unanswered questions for us. if main thing i'm waiting for right now is some type of statement from police officers. >> i hate to interrupt you. we are getting new information. aurora pd put on their facebook page that the shooter has been apprehended. again, aurora police department has put on their police department that the shooter has been apprehended. your ta

joining us is josh spencer is fang back, josh >> i think so. thanks for having me on and you mentioned 2018 was a really challenging year i think like a lot of folks, i was happy to put it behind us. i think we're due for a much better year in tech in 2019. it's been a good start in terms of earnings so far. >> talk us through that view that it's been a very good start for earnings what, in particular? the advertising trends >> i think what we've seen is a broad-based strength around tech whereas in 2018, we seem to see periodic rotations and certain sectors were under pressure from time to time, either regulatory in the internet or from cyclical fears in semi conductors we look here in 2019 we'll see fairly broad-based extent in cloud software, internet and the worst is behind us for semi conductors so i think we've seen that in earnings season and the stocks have begun to respond more favorably. >> >> it's interesting because they were among the hardest hit last year, real bounce back, especially today skyworx. why are you so sure that the do

josh rosen and zach wolf are here to talk about what we know. >> josh rosen, "the washington post," cnnart with you, sir. what do you believe is the lead of all of these 20 pages? and what could change the trump presidency? >> i think the clearest lead is that president trump was in touch with wikileaks, which is what secretary of state mike pompeo said is a nonintelligence operation aim at attacking the united states. if that single claim is substantiated there goes our predisposed notion of whether or not there was collusion, you name it. it's obvious wikileaks was working with russian intelligence agencies. our own intelligence agencies have borne that out in their investigation. and the president of the united states, if it's true, he was aware that his own surrogates were directly conspiring with julian assange to attack his opponent during the elegenction. i think that's the biggest game-changer there is. >> in that testimony, when you read the exchange that michael cohen said he saw with mr. trump on speaker phone. saying wouldn't that be great? that sounds just like the presiden

let's start with josh. josh wrote a proposal that is in your volume is focused on zoning reform. the point of this reform is to make housing more audible in some of the superstar areas and as part of the background motivation in your raboso, you >> mention what i find is a startling statistic very you say u.s. gdp is nearly $2 trillion below its potential as a result of land-use regulations and zoning restrictions. before getting into the specifics of your proposal, why is zoning and house prices linked to wages and productivity? >> this comes to the fact you just alluded to. regions are very different in their productivity and the opportunities to provide. places like san francisco, boston, new york, washington, when it is not shut down, provide different opportunities because they are more productive. they have ideas. they have links between suppliers and customers. these create a lot of opportunities, and americans who are looking for opportunity often would like to move to these places. those municipalities in these areas have a tendency to tell outsiders you cannot come in.

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no one here i can trust, josh? what did those comments say to you? >> yeah, that's touching.f you go back to -- if you look back in history the reason why where we are is because of what rosenstein did essentially in listening and serving the president in coming up with this memo to fire comey on the pretext of the clinton investigation, which obviously baffled most of us. no one really believed that the president was firing james comey because he was too tough on hillary clinton. yet you had rosenstein who knew according to reporting that russia was on the president's mind. yet he went along with it. and rod rosenstein is very smart man, an accomplished lawyer. he had to have known what he was doing. that said, there's also no love lost between andrew mccabe and rod rosenstein. so i think part of this may be andy mccabe trying to settle some unfinished scores here. >>> the results of the president's physical, they're in. dr. sanjay gupta, there he is, will break it down next. melinda roots, drama queen with serious root issues. she sees a bit of gray and thinks... (screams)

i certainly agree with josh. i do think that we have changed the sentiment over all in the marketplace. what's interesting about it is you've seen healing and all the pockets within the capital markets that the market was concerned about. you've seen the rise in oil. you had yesterday on january 31st the end of the month. it's a high yield market do a 34 billion dollar volume equivalency. >> what does that tell you >> that tells you if you're seeing significant flows into high yields. it's a more optimistic environment. extrapolate that going forward, does that mean you'll see consecutive months or quarters this year similar to january no i don't think you're going to see that but there's been a sentiment shift that is much better than what we witnessed. >> there's another old adage, i'll see you and raise age ain't nothing but a number we do to december 31st, literally it's one day it's 24 hours. it's a shift of the calendar i don't understand the extreme shift in sentiment because of a calendar month >> that's

just talked about, the consumers feeling pretty good now. >> i want to have more of this debate that josh, i think ignited about what's all the celebration about. call me when the s&p can hold above the 200 day moving average versus this is a pretty good move are we really back and are we in a period where i heard somebody on the air a little while suggest that rates are low earnings will be good enough the economy is strong enough fed is taking a backseat >> how about valuation valuation is what you have to worry about. we'll get back to that 17 times earnings that's 6% higher than where we are now. 17 tons, 2019 earnings the last time we were there, the market got worried the market fell. >> i don't know if i agree with that. >> i think it has a lot of price and a lot to do with what happened in the market >> if we believe that powell caused the sell off from october 3 rds wird with the comments abt rates and now we believe the fed has changed its point of view, what's there no be negative about? >> powell reponded to a 23-51 for the s&p. i believe that with full confidence i think that

guys, back to you. >> quick question, josh, on cost per click.lways falls but fell 29% i mean, is that something of concern to investors that they just don't -- won't have the pricing power on the ads >> i think we'll see what they say on the call. checking in quickly with analysts, few guys on the street, not metric they called out as a worry they did call out cap-x and i talked to some folks saying gross margins lower than expected that r&d expenses up 800 million, higher than expected. on the flip side, you did see the core properties that they own and operate, search and youtube and $27 billion, up 25.1%, higher than analysts expected and see how it plays out on the call. >> all right, josh thank you. good perspective on apple -- excuse me. alphabet parent company of google lower been a lot of tech earnings lately. >>> we'll preview disney earnings for tomorrow. the key things to watch for in that one coming up this is loma linda, a place with one of the highest life expectancies in the country. you see so many people walking around here in t

josh, i don't even know where to begin with -- this is the u.s.where he's getting his information. >> yeah, i mean, there's obviously the putin angle there which is startle. but i think as with the 25th amendment discussion, that's going to come down to context and were there others there that can corroborate? i think with a lot of it book it's going to turn into a he said he said and a lot of it is unnoble what the actual context was. we all know there's no love lost between andy mccabe and rod rosenstein and no love lost between andy mccabe and the president. we know the white house and the president said they're going to come out and said because mccabe lied to the inspector general these are all lies so i think they'll be refuted. but until we hear some other kind of corroboration about ha this context was, it would be hard to really nail down what the president was saying and what andy mccabe heard and what it all meant. >> laura, let me read you a response from the justice department yesterday. i think it's notable in and of itself of that j

notch and josh josh confirmed oh. yeah this is phone ok let me get. a recently published report has revealed that electric drills blow torches on blades have been used as assault weapons against farmers have a seventy percent of south africa's farmland is owned by white people a legacy of colonialism on the policy side as a result of the surgeon his government has pledged to redistribute land which has led to a mass caesar of white owned farms and although race is believed to be playing a role in the spike of attacks on that increasing holiday some commentators say it's also a question of wider social problems and a lack of law and order. the nature of their tax is disproportionate we're not among those claiming there is a wide genocide or a crime against humanity but it is a serious crisis and there are signs that it is only going to get wars we are on record as is dismissing the the what the watch genocide narrative of it. it does not exist spreads that being said. you do get into it into issues of what of what moti

josh, you're watching this. say a year from now we're talking about who are the leading candidates for the democrats. are we mentioning the name amy klobuchar? >> well, we'll have to see. certainly i think most people looking at the democratic field would say she's probably not starting as a top tier contender. certainly the candidates that have attracted the most attention that seem to be really galvanizing the democratic base are, you know, kirsten jill brand, elizabeth warren, a few others and certainly joe biden if you were to run into the race would be immediately top tier candidate as well, kamala har s harris, cory booker. amy klobuchar, that's one of the reasons you see her picking a day like today when she can announce she's going to be basically the top news story of the day, can try to get some attention and tell her own story as a pragmatist, somebody who can work on a bipartisan level, perhaps has a little bit more appeal to some of the middle of the country to some of the trump voters who might be

josh adams! fantastic! absolutely sensational.ey controlled dan biggar‘s keke. a finish worthy of settling the game. this is wales's 12 test match game ina this is wales's 12 test match game in a row. in a nation with rugby at its heart, it is this one is the most. joe lynskey, bbc news. scotland's 20—year wait for a victory in paris goes on after they were beaten 27—10 by france. an injury—hit scotland team struggled against a resurgent france side who scored four tries, including this from yoann huget, to earn a bonus—point victory and their first win of this six nations. ali price scored a consolation try for the visitors. in the women's six nations, france have beaten scotland 41—10 — the scots have now lost their opening three fixtures in the tournament. italy beat ireland 29—27 in a gripping match to go top of the table. giada franco scored two of italy's tries in the bonus point win. in the premier league, burnley continued their very good form to deliver a big blow to tottenham hotspurs' premier league title aspirations...

let's get more now with josh bloom a journalist and joining us from london so josh i mean the clock is really taking here because we have fifty days to go until bragg said what options does theresa may have. i think it's all about word compromise wos theresa may get a fire grounds the most obvious place to look for that isn't our own parliaments and our own party in fact sunni's could look at some of the more hardline relatives of horse and school year vs the tournaments of course most of the already set the main problem with the deal from their point of view is the bass stop and they would like some part of that change by brussels perhaps a time limit on it or perhaps the technological aspects of that which would make it a bit easier to deal with if you can sustain any source of compromise with the tory party at their own party and the next step may actually be the labor party gerry call the leader of the opposition this morning to set us into dishes which he would consider that it will watch reason may most notably joining a customs union but that would involve as the implied freedom

is no explanation for that otherwise. >> he was not condemned by members of his party. >> go ahead joshwant to add a backup for renato. it's not just a legal issue. if you think about it the president and as the "new york times" is reporting there is this strategy involved on discredited the investigation on multiple fronts, the issue here, when have you the president attacking these institutions, a certain segment of the population will start to believe this, that they're corrupt. once that is baked in, no amount of fact from robert mueller for some people will change their mind, so i agree, it would have been incumbent on the lawmakers and the leaders to stand up to this nonsense and say, look, the fbi is not perfect. to say constantly they're corrupt. that's what we expect leaders to do to stand up for these institutions. the fact that they are sigh leapt has been embarrassing. >> you know that's what they're doing with andrew mccake kbe, a said they are promoting a part of his book. they say he is a part of a deep state. since you worked with him and know him so well, sentence he ha

duet off josh's new album.ure. >> coming up on the third hour of "today," a mom and a budding mogul. steph curry's wife aesha is here. >> and we have oscar nominated director spike lee. >> we've got a good show coming up. >> first maybe a little weather. >> you bet you. let's start off with today. you'll see the snow showers, windy conditions, great lakes into new england. heavy rain into northern and central california and heavy snow in the western plains. for tomorrow, mild weather makes its way to the east from the gulf coast to the mid-atlantic states. heavy snow in the sierra, heavy rain in southern california, and a mix of rain and snow through the saw tooth, the bitter root and the pacific >>> the flood warning continues in sonoma county as we are seeing the potential of summarizing creeks and streams and water covering the roadway. watch out for that as you head out the door. we've seen the rain backing off in parts of the north bay, it shifted into the south bay as well as the east bay. we're going to

josh adams! fantastic! absolutely sensational!ick, a finish to a trite worthy of settling the game. for wales, this isa12 settling the game. for wales, this is a 12 test match when in a row, the first time they have done that since 1910. but in a nation with by since 1910. but in a nation with rugby at its heart, it is this one that means the most. scotla nd that means the most. scotland has a 20 year wait for victory in paris goes on after they we re victory in paris goes on after they were beaten 27—10 in france. scotla nd were beaten 27—10 in france. scotland struggled against france who scored four tries, including best. it earned them a bonus point victory. it is their first win of the six nations. in the women's six nations, france have kicked off against scotland and they ten points to nail. the home side france 15 and and also still playing an earlier kick—off, the italians are hosting ireland. the italians lead 29—27. are hosting ireland. the italians lead 29-27. it are hosting ireland. the italians lead 29—27. it has bee

and in the last few minutes josh adams has surely made it safe finishing off this brilliant try from‘s kick. that is a great win as they make it a record 12th consecutive when. wales have unbeaten in the 6—nation zd wales have unbeaten in the 6—nation 20 as our england which means they can be on for the grand slam. it would be great result for them. it would be great result for them. it has brought us so much drama, i guess it was not too dramatic for scotland. well scotland went to france knowing they hadn't won a match in the six nations in paris since 1999... they were, however taking on a team with just 3 wins from their last 19 tests. however, the form book went out the window as france put in a stirring performance to earn a bonus—point, 27—10 win at the parc de princes, as hannah lupton reports... amidst the flags and fire two familiar foes. it has been 20 years since scotland last won in paris and victory could reignite their championship. france were humiliated by england last time out. if their confidence was low, ntamack found the line. french rugby at its best! when deali

josh adams against elliott, josh adams. rugby union, it's a sport that tugs at the emotional and physical extremes. the games governing body wants to take that show on a global tour, a new leg featuring 12 nations, taking each other on over the course of the year. extreme sports, exported around the world. but his rabe selling point also is his breaking point. before that plans have even been formally announced, the body representing international players has raised worries about its safety. too much travel, too many games they say. if it continues down this path, that's what came out clear from the 40 that's what came out clear from the a0 players that we heard on a conference call. that safety is, you know, it's already at breaking point, and if we continue to far, you know, it will be a real danger of that happening to players now. they want us to play the game. the international rugby players association also expressed its concern at the possible exclusion of the pacific island nation's fiji samoa, short on resources bu

especially josh. i mean, he is the reason for the season. if i can get his approval, then a-okay. >> speaking of josh, i have something for you. he wanted to send you a little message. >> hi, ryann, this is josh gad, the other olaf. i just wanted to wish you all the best on this monumental night and tell you that "frozen ii" is currently in production, and while i want you to do really well i don't want you to do well enough to take the role from me, because that would really piss me off. break a leg. >> he wants you to do well, but -- >> well, you never know, josh. >> with that endorsement ryann has to feel confident dancing her way on the stage tat st. james, right? thanks to puppetry, it's harder than you think. >> my right hand controls his mouth moving. my thumb controls his eye brows and eyelids. i have to stop and remember to breathe because i have a harness around my stomach so i can't breathe fully. >> something of a lightning round to get to know her better. don't freeze up. >> nervous. like frozen? >> like frozen. are you ready, r

josh lipton is all over the story.t's check riding with the street's reaction i checked in with michael from webbush. he said they missed badly on revenue. the full year guide was even worse. the bright spot was live services flat year over year it looks like battlefield missed completely, mobile got crushed the stock deserves to be crushed on this printing colin sebastian put out a note to clients before the call and said he was more cautious before these results which compounds existing concerns over franchise strength in terms of what's going on here, the ceo andrew wilson pointed to a couple of issues. increasing competition that impacted sales of battlefield 5. he said mobile, harder than ever for new games to break through on the call they tried to talk about their pine line, anthem, a new game coming out. they talked about a new battle royale game. the game broke a million unique players in under eight hours but investors not concentrating on that right now, melissa. >> josh, thank you josh lipton in san francis

josh denboer spent the day shoveling snow from the front porch of his apartment.ts snow falling from roof>it's been falling from the roof all day.((josh denboer, neighbor soda springs))"i moved here expecting snow but not this muchit's just a little bit too much at this point!"the national weather service put out a warning about these "roof avalanches."when there's heavy rain like this after snowroofs start to unload the snow they're holdingwhich can be dangerous or even deadly. ((josh denboer, neighbor soda o you make sure nothing is about to fall or going to fall." highway patrol urging drivers to take it sloweven driving in the middle of the highway today to set the pace.advice people who've traveled these roads for decades say- should be followed.((chris lotito, chain installer))"i've been doing this for 45 years, in the worst of the blizzards and in rain storms like this. just drive slow and you're always safe." (pam) a car chase and stand-off ended with one man dead in merced last night. neighbors say, the suspect shot and killed by law enforcement was actua