it is a romeo and juliet style story and the castis romeo and juliet style story and the cast is madeted in the oscars sweepstakes, the story that blossoms as a result of the relationship he forms with his newly arrived persian neighbour. in this trump era it does have a certain appeal in that it's a —— about a conservative in and who initially presents and does not like his middle eastern neighbours, but then grows to find they are good people. this could be one that people choose for political reasons as well settled —— sentimental ones. for political reasons as well settled -- sentimental ones. one of the strongest oscar contention is in the strongest oscar contention is in the foreign film race may be the german picture macro —— toni erdmann. it is a funny film that serves as a critique of modern corporatism. although when i make a film i don't say, yes, i want to be critical about this or that, i don't like tojudge people critical about this or that, i don't like to judge people or things. another contender is land of mine, which comes from denmark and is set in the aftermath of

juliet, let me begin with you.e memo, secretary kelly promises a, quote, surge of immigration judges and asylum officers and 5,000 new border patrol agents. does that bypass the earlier federal hiring freeze ordered by the president? and does just throwing more people at the problem seem to solve it? >> it never does. i mean border enforcement is only one piece of a comprehensive immigration plan. to give secretary kelly credit, he recognizes that. he had been in charge of southern command. what's also not in the memo is how are they going to pay for this. most of these things, the wall, more ftes, border patrol agents cost money so it's going to be an ask to the senate and the house for budget purposes. i think these new provisions is actually what it doesn't say. don't get me wrong, there's very aggressive parts to it. it does not mention that the dreamers will be part of enforcement action. now, remember, trump has been pretty harsh on immigration enforcement and a lot of dreamers, these young people who came in

>> that is correct. >> so, in a sense, ladies, juliet, he is on your side. does that give you solace? >> yes, it does. it give me a lot of hope [ inaudible ]. but, again, [ inaudible ] it's not a choice [ inaudible ]. >> okay. ladies, i'm going to let you go. you follow-up -- thank that reporter who asked that question. have that meeting with president trump and let's have a date again and you let us know how it goes, okay? >> all right. thank you. >> thank you. >> all right, juliet and jackie, thank you so much. let me bring in my panel, gloria, patrick, brian. when he hops out of that seat, patrick, let me go to you with the "new york times." on this transgender issue, it is interesting, reinforcing it's a states rights issue, but then asked about anti-pot laws, he's saying, nope, that's federal, greater enforcement, federal level, very different. >> right, very different. i mean, i think he and attorney general sessions are sort of -- find themselves dealing with a lot of different conservative constituencies, other constituencies on each of these issues.

juliet, i find it hard to believe.lynn would have had to have gone rogue to have that conversation just when obama imposed those sanctions. i'm sorry, i can't buy into the idea he was out there as a lone wolf without the president's knowledge, the president-elect's. >> i don't buy that either. i find it har d to believe a series of conversations are going on while the obama administration are putting sanctions on not known to trump and his closest political advisers. the proof of that seems to be in how trump handled information from department of justice that they were worried about what flynn was disclosing to vice president pence and that he could be sort of blackmailed by the russians. the fact that trump sat on that information for three weeks and only responded when "the washington post" and other news organizations disclosed it showed that trump didn't really care. if you want to -- none of it -- there's no moment in which i can say yes, it is proof, but there's enough evidence to suggest that the benign explana

but when juliet gets kidnapped by creepy crime lords, casey is in a race against time to get back hispast in a action packed chase through europe. >> i'm coming to get you, juliet. >> how long is this thing going on? >> and in get out it is time for chris played by daniel and rose played by allison williams to meet her parent for a long weekend. but not everything is what it seems at their country home. comedian jordan peel makes his directorial debut, and wanted to do something other than comedy to make a more personal statement. >> i wanted to first and for most make a movie that would entertain, and just be a fun ride, and not be just like this assault on like something like i'm trying to like hammer home a message. but i just wanted to deal with all of these issues and hopefully like give a little bit after landmark for people to jump off and have new conversations. >> are you ready for this? >> how bad can it be? sorry, man. >> get out. >> for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier, back to you in the studio. >> still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a special invest

juliet, welcome back to the news hour. before we get into the rollback, can you tell me what this rule is really about? as i understand it, this is a very big part of obama's environmental legacy. >> this is a 2015 rule, which has been subject to litigation, which tries the clarify what, as you eluded to, has been really a 30-year battle over what jurisdiction the federal government has over these smaller streams, some are intermittent, some wetlands, and essentially what the federal government can tell americans, including farmers, ranchers, home builders, what they can and cannot do, even when it has to do with private property, because it has implications for small water bodies that are crucial water supply for larger water bodies across the united states. >> brangham: so is this about a rule trying to protect these waters from pollution? is that the issue here? >> partially it's pollution, but what it pertains to many often is whether or not they can be drained or filled in. all of those actions, which are in some ways

we could do a double feature with the leonardo dicaprio romeo + juliet. oh, i love me some leo. and it's gone. oh, hello, everyone. i am happy to report i'm feeling much better. good for you. (muttering) my fever is gone, my sinuses are pressure-free,

but to go back to juliet's issue. i also think there's an unresolved question about whether these other power centers in the white house are going to be challenging him. are going to have a shadow national security unit under bannon. is kushner going to be a shadow secretary of state? he seems to be bipasing the secretary of state. what's going to be really important is to bring coherent and authority and a hierarchy to the process so you don't have these competing power centers and the one thing he does not have is a lot of experience in the white house and the pentagon playing the power games of washington. so he's going to have to learn these very quickly and get on top of things. >> mcmaster is replacing the ousted national security advisor, michael flynn that we discussed so much on this network and everywhere else. we're hearing from the vice president for the first time about flynn's conduct. >> i would tell you that i was disappointed to learn that the facts that have been conveyed to me by general flynn were

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juliet: japan's economy has grown for a fourth quarter in a row, driven by exports. gdp rose in the three months through december, even while domestic consumption was flat and minimal wage increases constrained consumer spending. this underscores how important it is for prime minister and two east trade tension -- abe to the u.s.e tension with government. opponents labeled a reform a series of complicated tax tricks. owners of posted by 59%-41%. switzerland needs to give up special breaks for multinationals which generate billions in tax revenue and employ 150,000 people in the country of 8 million. rbs is preparing to cut more than one billion pounds in annual operating costs. according to a person with knowledge, senior executives believe the lender has more staff than it requires, and will cut more jobs. declined to comment but has said it will share new plans to meet profit targets when it releases annual results next week. has beenter steinmeyer elected as germany's 12th postwar president. he was a critic of donald trump during the u.s. campaign. the social demo

older sister, juliet, joins other students that are part of that suit filed after the school district barred them from a bathroom. >>> now, take you state by state and county by county for a look at some of the stories from across our area. >> happening today, chris christie give last budget address as new jerseys governor. education funding, state pension payout, transportation projects are all expected to be discussed. the governors expected to announce money for fighting opioid addiction. christie has made the drug battle a top priority calling opioids a public health crisis. >>> elected leaders in vineland vote on weather hether to give themselves raises. go up $10,000 a year while the mayors would increase to 60,000. first increase since 1987. mayor says he will wave health benefits so taxpayers won't be footing the bill. >>> vote today in delaware school district could save jobs. clo colonial district asking to approve $11 million in spending. if the referendum doesn't pass, could lose staff members. polls open at 10 this morning. nch testing at mcgwire dixie lake hurst similar

>> reporter: juliet, yes. you can hear the fireworks already going off. live at second and market.parade is just kicking off. you can see already the dragon marching down market. that's probably one of the biggest highlights of the parade right now. organizers do tell us there are going to be more than 100 groups featured in this year's parade. brightly colored floats. elaborate costumes. music. filling the streets of downtown san francisco. the 268th -- the golden dragon that will snake through the city. the dragon takes a team of 100 people from a martial arts group. this event started in the 1860s to celebrate chinese new year and educate about chinese culture. this is the largest celebration of asian culture outside of asia. if you do want to come by tonight, please take public transportation. a lot of roads are blocked. like we've seen in celebrations past with the fun comes the traffic. live in san francisco, cate cauguiran, kpix 5 news. >>> it is all looking pretty good for the parade tonight. and for the next couple days. but then more rain is coming in. the latter half of

. >> it's young love, star-crossed lovers, romeo and juliet.we can all relate to. >> excuse me, can i see the playback? >> reporter: potential career suicide for a young actor. >> what? i look horrible! you saw me like that! >> i did have my doubts at first. but it was when i read the script that i decided, no, i have to do this film, i want to tell this story. >> why? >> because it's a showing of strength. i think it's a feminist story at its core. ♪ i love rock 'n' roll >> reporter: feminist phoenix. from this -- ♪ i love rock 'n' roll >> reporter: to hell. the timberlake breakup. >> it's not what you think. >> you and me, we're done. >> it's not like that, justin! >> reporter: the kevin federline marriage. >> he makes me so happy, i want to spend the rest of my life with him. >> reporter: remember, spears isn't cooperating. you made the movie without using any of her own music. >> that's right. we couldn't. we got the rights to songs she had performed. ♪ i love rock 'n' roll >> ah. >> we have the girls who auditioned for britney sing 80 love

juliet, thank you.bs has laid out plans to cut costs by 2 billion pounds over the last -- next four years. there will be job losses across the business. manus cranny just sat down with the rbs cfo. he started out by asking when the bank will turn a profit. richie: -- have been open that we have another tough year ahead of getor 2017, provided we can through issues. particularly u.s. rbs. we will be firmly back making profits in 2018. manus: which draws me to the question, will you settle? the first half of the year, have you any visibility for the market? ewen: nothing to report all relations to discussions with the department of justice, but we continue to cooperate and are hopeful that we can get through the issue this week. the other aspect of this set of numbers is additional cost cuts. mapped out over the next couple of years and an additional 2 billion pounds. where will that come? retail banking on investment banking support services question mark -- support services? we have announced today that

it all moves east, there is a winter weather advisory, light snow, gusty winds, juliet was up there wens and and thursday? is that when? >> tuesday and wednesday. scary. >> winds up foo45 miles an hour. -- >> 45 miles an hour winds. futurecast 10:00 tonight, it shows the system sinking into the bay area, and it breaks up and widely scattered showers, we getilateal bit wet. then by tomorrow, at sunrise, we clear out and much of monday looks okay but then in the afternoon we get reheated leftovers. we might get a few pop-up showers over the ranges in the bay area, but otherwise a good start for monday morning with mostly sunny skies and temperatures will be from about 40-47 degrees to start out with. but later in the week, high pressure blocks storms, pacific northwest gets showers every day this week and seattle. for us, high and mostly dry. increasing sunshine monday, looks dry through the weekend. it will be chilly tonight in santa rosa, 31. 35 for livermore and fairfield. sun up 6:43 tomorrow morning f you are head said out of the bay area, it will snow in the mountains. in the extende

it's a romeo and juliet—style story set on a south pacific island. dialogue is in a distinct native language. sweden is represented in the oscars sweepstakes by a man called ove, the story of a recently widowed, suicidal curmudgeon, who eventually blossoms, partly as a result of the relationship he forms with his newly—arrived persian neighbour. in this trump era, it does have a certain appeal in that it's about a very conservative older man who initially resents and really does not like his middle eastern neighbours, but then grows to find they are good people. this could be one that people choose for political reasons as well as sentimental ones. toni erdmann. i'm a consultant and coach. one of the strongest oscar contentions in the foreign film race may be the german picture toni erdmann. it's a father—daughter relationship drama, in which the father figure is trying to rescue his daughter from the soulless corporate world she inhabits. it's a very funny film that also serves as a critique of modern corporatism. although when i make a film i don't

let's get more from jackie evancho and her transgender sister juliet.ou both for joining us this morning and, jackie, let me begin with you. we saw your tweet in cecilia's piece. have you heard back from the president. >> i have not heard back that i know of but i'm hoping soon. >> if you get that meeting, what do you want to tell him? >> i guess i just want to enlighten him on what my sister, i've seen her go through every single day in school and people just like her, what they deal with, the discrimination, it's terrible and i guess i kind of just want him to relook at that. >> and, juliet, what does the president need to know about what you go through every day. >> basically that being at a high school where the policies on the bathroom are unclear, i as jackie has said, i kind of live it every day going through discrimination, i've had things thrown at me. i've had people say pretty horrible things and the unsafe environment is just very unhealthy, so i feel like donald trump needs to know that being in such an unsafe environment won't do any good

kpix 5 reporter juliet. >> reporter: there is that concern of avalanches, but before that, the ski day is wrapping up right now and this is something we haven't seen in a while: sun and all of this snow. take a close look at this, we are at sierra at tahoe ski resort, and as they finish up the day today, the snow was incredible after an overnight storm, but, yes, it does come with its share of concerns. there is so much snow in the sierra, it is already surpassed last year. >> even in the alps, like so much snow, as i see today. >> reporter: in the alps? >> yes. >> reporter: while getting the to resort may be challenging with the road work being done to repair highway 50 that buckled, the payoff was worth it to the balkmans. >> we caught some blue sky today, just going to be a wonderful day of skiing. >> reporter: skiererize coming from all over-- skiers are coming from all over to experience it, like jean from brooklyn. >> crazy how much snow they have here, unbelievable. i have been coming here 20 years and never seen anything like this. >> reporter: there is so much snow up here, on

in terms of market action, juliet has the better view. >> that such a great view. -- not such a greatw. we are still awaiting the u.s. drops report, and the bank of england meeting today. we have seen the dollar weakness drive sentiment. cba in australia saying the dollar is on the offensive. hong kong playing catch-up to the global selloff when it was closed for the lunar new year. china closed for the remainder of the week. the nikkei pushed down 7/10 of 1%. not a lot of conviction in equity markets. a lot of weakness in commodity players. australia is down. singapore is also a player. india has turned negative. commodityuick look at and dollar spot index. crude coming under pressure in the futures market after a 2% rally during wednesday's session. dollar under pressure. gold snapping the recent downward trend, resuming a rally. thatis one of the points we are seeing safe havens back in play. let's continue our conversation with the chief economist for asia x japan at nomura. one of the biggest movers is the korean yuan. we saw south korea's inflation levels of the highest in more

. >> i would like to thank juliet wilson who has done most the job on this i brian [inaudible] >> thankvery much. just a clarify ing question for me before i ask my fellow directors for any questions, this is reducing the amount of parking space and decreasing by 1 half a spot? >> yes. there will be effectively 50 percent decrease. >> the spots were people formally were parking and anticipating they would have no enforcement those curbs will be painted red? >> yes. >> people are not just demanding on the signs, the curbs are painting red? >> yes. >> directors questions or clarifying comments before we move to public chaument? >> thank you mr. knox white. >> two members of the public are here to address you [inaudible] >> thank you. madam chairperson and directors. my name is stefonlaser and lives on dolen street off delorss over 24 years. i prefer no [inaudible] parking i realize given all the factors a compromise is necessary. i think the proposed plan is reasonable but request you consider one change and that is that the sunday parking end at 4 p.m. instead of 6 p.m. i ask that for sa

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juliet has the details.uliette: a bit of a risk off session to kickstart the trading week good we had another record high from the dow jones index on friday, but markets in asia for now are waiting on that janet yellen's speech and the tax deals from president trump later in the week. we have had some data out of shanghai showing that shanghai home prices over the week rose signs oft showing any a slowdown in the properties tightening one a property curbs, but shanghai off .3% to start the week. we are seeing the hang seng really try to stay above that 24,000 point level. it does seem to be a litmus test for the market. it was higher a couple of hours ago, 40 points higher come up falling back below that at the moment, so some resistance at that level. looking at the nikkei down .6%. this is all about the yen story. there have been big movers, mitsubishi up 3%, and disappointing numbers coming from australia, the sx 200 off by 2.5%. mixed, but mostly to the downside. firm oran won is for a fifth consecutive

. >> we believe -- begin with juliet goodridge monitoring a landslide. >>reporter: it's been a challenge with the rain. you can see our camera lenses fogging up. we are at the base of this mudslide where pg&e crews are trying to shore up the shaky land as it's moving down towards the transmission tower. getting to the mudslide has been challenging. the road is too muddy and unstable to drive on. hundreds of plastic runways were brought to make a road so crews could drive up to the hillside. no homes are threatened if the tower work to slide or fall. >>> the storm is stirring up powerful waves pounding pacific up. -- pacifica. >>reporter: it's been raining off all morning. the big story is the rain at the coastline. we are looking at 10, 15 and 20 foot waves washing the sand onto the street. this is earlier this morning when some waves snuck up on us. it got me pretty good. here is another sneaker wave when i was getting ready for our live report. a police officer shutdown pacifica pier it was supposed to open at four clock but the high surf is too danger

juliet is standing by to tell me whether this market is over.t depends on whether you believe in the relative strength indicator. rishaad salamat would probably choke to hear that. >> were facing a little bit of mixed movement coming through in the asian equity region. the msci all country index at the record high, but there's also a little bit of concern that the markets are little bit over forced. and bondshe gingold all rallying on signs the investors are moving back into more safe haven assets and coming out of equity markets. the strong rally are seeing in hong kong, the index is at highs we've not seen since november 2015. where also seeing the narrow , saying h sharemarket you may see a lot more in tracking the movement you see in the index. we had lenovo in hong kong, disappointing the market with its third-quarter numbers. and share prices closing lower by 6.5%. domino's pizza did very well, and quickly looking at the currency market, you're seeing a bit of weakness coming through from the dollar, boosting some of the asian currencies.

rounding out the latest on the markets, juliet.let us talk about one of the biggest corporate stories, samsung. has beens jay y. lee formally arrested on allegations of bribery, perjury, and embezzlement jeopardizing his world's tope cellphone maker. let us head over to taipei. tim is standing by. great to see you this morning. what is the biggest risk to the company as jay y. lee remains in custody? tim: jay y. lee is still vice-chairman and that is the -- will staystayed in custody for 80 months. it could be an even longer prison terms. he risk is that he is in and is not in. he is still basically in power and you do not know whether or not he will be released, found guilty or not guilty. the interim management needs to assess that. if they want to have new leadership, they do not know if or when jay y. lee would return willleadership role which keep an unstable situation for management. manus: it certainly is. what is the role of someone like jay y. lee given they have so many different divisions each with its own chief? of his

juliet kelly is standing by. -- juliette saly is standing by.iette: earnings fell 6% last year, earnings before interest and tax before one-time items dropped. that was still above analyst predictions of 3.8 billion euros. in aircraftte surge deliveries failed to offset costs. engine glitches curb handovers in the latest a320 narrowbody. in singapore, to for more currency traders have been settled -- sentenced to jail terms for making false trades. one was sentenced to 15 weeks. an other was given eight-week sentence. according to their lawyers, neither man plans to appeal. to streams in talks major league baseball games according to a person familiar with the matter. the latest sign that sports leagues are embracing social media as a way to reach viewers. as they struggle to adjust to massive changes in the way consumers view video. that is your bloomberg is this flash. manus. manus: thank you very much. let's focus in on the feds. loretta masters said the fed does not want to supply the markets on policy. here's what she told bloomberg. >> i w

which italian city receives nearly 1,000 valentines addressed to juliet each year?wer when cnbc "squawk box" continues. hey ste eck ouis leg. ah looks lrealty mongk inithis rents. whatnojust broke my le no, is ia fulllo move into t be, u' gonna bouof work without th mey froaflac! you mighmiss your rent. u' goaww ju moved o without th mey froaflac! you mighmiss your rent. he thave mn ace. nono i le withthy mom, it's cool >>> now the answer to today's aflac trivia question. which italian city received nearly 1,000 valentines addressed to juliet every year? the answer, verona. >>> warren buffet's right-hand man addressing daily journal shareholders at a meeting in los angeles yesterday. the berkshire vice chairman said some of president trump's ideas may prove constructive for the country. in fact, he said not everything he's doing is wrong, i think that putting more of a point on it. those comments were interesting considering his position just about a year ago that suggested that trump was not morally qualified for the white house. he says that since then, he has def

. >> i would like to thank juliet wilson who has done most the job on this i brian [inaudible] >> thankou very much. just a clarify ing question for me before i ask my fellow directors for any questions, this is reducing the amount of parking space and decreasing by 1 half a spot? >> yes. there will be effectively 50 percent decrease. >> the spots were people formally were parking and anticipating they would have no enforcement those curbs will be painted red? >> yes. >> people are not just demanding on the signs, the curbs are painting red? >> yes. >> directors questions or clarifying comments before we move to public chaument? >> thank you mr. knox white. >> two members of the public are here to address you [inaudible] >> thank you. madam chairperson and directors. my name is stefonlaser and lives on dolen street off delorss over 24 years. i prefer no [inaudible] parking i realize given all the factors a compromise is necessary. i think the proposed plan is reasonable but request you consider one change and that is that the sunday parking end at 4 p.m. instead of 6 p.m. i ask that for

. >> her sister juliet is one of several transgender students suing the school district over the restroomacked forces captured a key airport from isis as part of a major assault against extremist fighters in mosul. security forces stormed the main airport and the nearby military base. national security correspondent david martin is traveling with the commander of u.s. forces in the middle east. general votel said he won't hesitate to ask for more american ground troops in iraq and syria. >> we can help with fire support. we can help with intelligence. we can help with surveillance and reconnaissance, planning of operations, how they take advantage of opportunities and how they keep the momentum going forward. this is a variety of things we can do working through our partners. >> that definitely sounds like more troops. >> well, perhaps. there may be. i have always been encouraged that if we need more, we'll ask for more. >> david martin just arrived at the u.s. embassy in baghdad. good morning. >> we just came from an air base whose location i am not allowed to say. but it is one of the a

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i suspect if amy adams is here she will be wearing tom and juliet as well.hich if anyone who knows me and follows no twitter will know it was one of my least favourite films of the season but very stylish and fantastic cinematography. what are your thoughts? it has nine nominations here. at the oscars, it was almost com pletely here. at the oscars, it was almost completely shut out of it. where it plays to the bafta voters is very important. tom ford won best director at the venice home festival for nocturnal animals. it was deemed very stylish and a very powerful film. amy adams had a strong performance and jake guillen hall as well. it seems to have lost momentum. —— jake gyllenhaal. well. it seems to have lost momentum. ——jake gyllenhaal. it left to bitter taste in the mouth. his previous film with colin firth was very his previous film with colin firth was very gentle and beautiful but in nocturnal animals, all the seven yea rs nocturnal animals, all the seven years he has been waiting to bring us years he has been waiting to bring us another film, there

. >> a play on romeo and juliet . a source of conflict. at the time this was a really bold move.nd walked out. i remember them walking out, but it made us think. it made us think and feel. that's what we were hoping the audience would also get. >> can you believe that it's going to be 60 years? >> what? first of all, al, i don't know numbers. the minute somebody puts a number on you, you suddenly go into a place where you're expected to do x things and y things. and it has nothing to do with what's inside. this is the vessel. that's why you have to take care of it. >> you weare kind of living pro that age is a number that if you ignore you might be better off. >> absolutely. >> what's your fountain of youth? >> life. the love of life. >> what you like your legacy to be? >> that she gave it all. ♪ i hope that i'm a part of building a human race that is kind to each other. i hope i'm on that side of the fence. ♪ >> amen to that. i got to tell you, she gives back. she teaches and lectures and gives to these young people coming up. the energy level, 40 shows. >> to sustain that too.

. >> reporter: a play on "romeo and juliet," "west side story," the definitive broadway show, takingd by dwa gangs and violence. at the time, this was a bold move. nobody had seen anything like this on broadway. >> people got up and walked out. i remember them walking out. but it -- it made us think. it made us think. it made us feel. and that's what we were hoping the audience would also get. >> reporter: can you believe it's going to be 60 years? >> what? first of all, al, i don't know numbers. the minute somebody puts a number on you, you suddenly go into a place where you're expected to do "x" things and "y" things. and it has nothing to do with what's inside. this is the vessel. that's why you have to take care of it. ♪ and that's good >> reporter: you're kind of a living proof that age is a number, that if you ignore, you might be better off. >> absolutely. >> reporter: what's your mountamow mountain of youth? >> life. the love of life. >> reporter: what would you like your legacy to be? >> that you gave it -- you gave it all. i hope that i'm a part of building a human race tha

and we had our contributing kitten, juliet, test it. gave that one a thumbs up. that was really good. >> juggle bubbles. >> you want to put this glove on? i will blow a doubbubble. when you blow a bubble and it pops? they're magic gloves. and it will then let you catch the bubble. can you catch it? look at that. that's better than we ever did because we couldn't make it work in our office testing. we gave it a thumbs down. it might need a new rating because you made it work. >> we reached out to juggle bubble about these concerns. and this is what juggle bubble said. practice makes perfect. once you get the hang of it, the gloves work like a charm. what else do we find for the kids? >> you remember -- i don't know if you remember. when i was a kid, we had markers you would color and you go over it with a white marker and erase it. they have upgraded them now to be like home airbrush. they have the markers and they come with some stencils. and if you blow through, she is making a nice set -- you mind if i look at your art. you can stenci

. >> and juliet roberts. >> a little bit like that but creepier.w and for more of my celebrity interviews check out in the fox light.com or follow me on twitter and instagram at fox light michael which is not so creepy. steve: thank you fox light michael. brian: 22 minutes weather forecast top of the hour. underarmor ceo latest to cave under the anti-frump pressure after high paid athletes begin to turn on him. why is it so bad to support the president of the united states? i will ponder that. steve: president trump leak that brought about general flynn's downfall at the white house. >> documents and papers that were illegally, i stress that, illegally leaked. steve: judge napolitano joins us next to talk about the consequences for whomever leaked those top secrets to the press. ♪ highway to the danger zone ♪ fighting through the danger zone ♪ i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with bre