swisher kara, happy old year new year is right around the corner. >> thank you >> this is somethingn musk was talking about for a long time, ramping up in china, the importance of that market. does this signal a new era for tesla you think? >> it is interesting the stock is up. obviously he has wind in his back with the trial being over that sort of dragged him down a little bit i think he is not tweeting as much, he is tweeting a little about space towers, i don't know if you saw that earlier this week, but i think he is trying hard to focus on tesla and spacex, which i think are his two principal businesses you know, it is still a challenging business, any car business is challenging business, but people love the product. the stock market, i can't comment on, it is quite a high price for that company but at the same time, it is a product people love, like a lot of other things elon does, it is exciting in that regard. i think he's still going to have doubters no matter what he does, what he is trying to pull off is really difficult he's probably going to face challenges in the nex

that will be a big debate, given performance of a lot of unicorn companies. >> i mean, kara, i can'tthink it is push back to what's been a big push to more companies doing direct listings overall. >> yeah. >> the other thing that happened this month, nyse did paperwork for a hybrid direct listing to raise capital, the sec said we're rejecting this comes after what was seen as a tipping point in silicon valley in terms of rethinking the way companies come to the public market so what does this do to that trajectory >> well, i think it is something that companies have done many times. it has a long history in silicon valley tech companies were some of the first to popularize these listings i think a lot of people have a problem with the way public offerings are done, including how these stocks are priced on the first day, how much money is left on the table for the company. so i don't see there's not a change in how listings are done, you know, banks have a strong constituency on wall street, have a lot of power, can't be loving something that has less fees, but i think they're going t

>> before we let you go, kara, a hearty congratulations to you and the media team recode decode named >> yes, thank you. it was great i love doing podcasting, started five years ago when nobody was doing it really. and i think it is an amazing medium it is on a growth trajectory, there are issues around so many of them, but it is an exciting medium, great way to communicate with people. the other one, pivot podcast with scott gallaway, but it is great. a great medium, great way to communicate. we love our fans and appreciate the award from ad week there will be no living with me any more really pretty much. that's about it. >> you have so many jobs new york columnist, cnbc contributor, a few podcasts. >> i am well employed. >> mom there's a big job. >> it is >> thank you, kara >>> when we come back, t mobile and sprint in court to defend the 26 plus billion dollar merger we discuss when "squawk alley" returns. into formation. flying south for the winter. they never stray from their predetermined path. but this season, a more thrilling journey is calling. defy the laws of human nature.

have we seen this before, kara >> well, in little places.er of ebay left the company and put it in the hands of meg whitman and it was a significant company at the time and he went off and did a whole bunch of things and still was quite involved and the biggest shareholder. you know, bill gates left the company. at one point he was not that much older but he was slightly older. >> but those weren't controlled companies. >> right, 100% i got that. >> and bill gates was in his 50s. he only stepped down as chairman a little over five years ago. >> got it. i wrote about this last week in "the new york times. but you're right they announced this we're leaving, good-bye, and yet they still holds the keys to the house, the keys to the car and credit cards and everything else that's what's really interesting here how do you operate as the top executive at a company when the real power resides in the founders still so how much interest are they going to have in it, how much time are they going to spend, how irritating they are going to be, how they c

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kara, i want to start in your world of tech. one thing we haven't touched on as much as sort of social media. we talked about it on the sides, but sort of the role social media is playing in this misinformation campaign. mark zuckerberg and jack dorsey are kind of having a debate. let me play a clip from mark zuckerberg. >> i certainly worry about an erosion of truth. i don't think most people want to live in a world where you can only post things that tech companies judge to be 100% true. >> jack dorsey, head of twitter, actually seemed to disagree with him. this isn't about free express n expression. this is about paying for reach and paying to increase the reach of political speech has significant ramification that today's democratic infrastructure may not be prepared to handle. >> yes, well, that's the two sides of it, and google sits in the middle. it's trying to figure out a way between them. mark's idea is he's conflating free speech with paid speech. it's purposely confusing to people. anybody can say anything on their p

this alt truth is a few things, one you have a technological change kara mentioned.u have an institutional breakdown you showed earlier, confidence in the big institutions is -- >> thank god for congress. >> and it makes it, then you have president trump right. who kind of plugs into benefits from both of those changes but also uses it to amplify his message. sho what you end up with is a place where no one can really agree on the very basic material governing our democracy. >> i think the important thing, though, to recognize this didn't organically happen this also comes in the context of a war on the institution of independent journalism a war on the notion of truth that has served the political interests of institutions in the country. i think fox news has waged a purposeful campaign over decades to convince people that other people's news wasn't the correct news, in fact, that they were the only -- correct information. >> this goes back to alexander hamilton sort of discrediting publishers. >> we have the president of the united states the media is the enemy of

kara: that is an excellent point. is carlyle group itself, but our vision is to work for our portfolio companies as well. we believe this generates better business outcomes. within our a goal private equity portfolio wordsies to have diverse and all of our majority companies within two years of our ownership. that is the ball we have said globally. i can tell you we started -- that is the goal we have set globally. we started with over 40% of boards being diverse to over 80% today. had the buyout fund goal -- they started with the goal of having one diverse board member on each board. they have now extended that goal to two diverse board members. alix: great stuff, good conversation. cara held lender of carlyle group. sonali basak, thank you as well. want to recap the breaking headlines. u.s. and chinese negotiators are planning for a delay of the december 15 tariff. not only delaying the new tariffs that could have come on this weekend, but also talking again about cutting tariffs. china wanting some kind of bone to

opposite the courthouse in valetta is a memorial to jeff and kara want to see a 14 year old to zeani has come to lay flowers day after day after day the minister for justice which i would call injustice not justice sense his cleansing department to take this all of this but people like to see on a simply put it back up there determined to make sure she is not forgotten and that her death was not in vain a protest chance to chant and dance is becoming popular among women in latin america who are looking to raise their voices against violence and impunity it was created by a collective but it's universal message and catchy rhythm have made it easy to repaint from one country to another yes. it was not my fault my clothes were not why i was straight lines from the feminists and dance making waves across latin america and beyond. in we are angry we want to encourage and we want to be recognized as women a little people and citizen like almost. it was created by a chilean collective ford in the vendor 21st global day protesting violence against women and has spread to spain france and to

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if the prices have to go up up or if it has to be part of a bigger company >> you used, kara, words touber. tightening up, economics, and it gets me thinking more broadly about the valley itself. as a result, partly maybe uber and what we saw in we work, if the valley will be different at all in 2020, that convenient you are capitalists will tighten up, to use your words, the way money is being spend out there or economics another word you use more in focus than perhaps they have been in the last few years. there's more scrutiny around these companies in the pipeline to go public in the new year >> well, not from the convenient you are capitalists. they've went throwing money at companies in enormous ways south bank, everybody thinks it is so unusual but there's lots of money everywhere for startups and it is wall street that has put some brakes on it and been the fire wall saying wait a minute west don't want to accept these companies. they're suffering in terms of stocks once they get to the public offering. maybe because they didn't go public quickly enough. they didn't have the dis

kara scannell, thank you for that report. more on the breaking news on the supreme court decision to hear the president's appeal. our chief white house correspondent jim acosta is joining us now. what are the reaction? what you picking up over there. >> reporter: wolf, the president's outside legal team are welcoming this move by the supreme court. we have a statement from jay sekulow, the president's principal counsel outside of the white house saying we are pleased that the supreme court granted review of the president's three pending cases. these cases raise significant constitutional issues. and the statement goes on to say we look forward to presenting our written and oral arguments. obviously, wolf, the president's legal team wants to keep the financial records and his tax returns under wraps. those financial records, those tax returns are like the holy grail as you know to the president's critics. they've been after those documents for sometime. but president trump is ripping into house democrats after the judiciary co

kara scannell joins me. what does this mean. >> reporter: this investigation is ongoing.rosecutors said that it is likely they will file additional crimes alleging new charges against these men. at least lev parnas and igor fruman. and they've let in more detail about the pace of the investigation. they've obtained 29 electronic devices from the defendants. most of them being in possession of lev parnas and igor fruman. they have a satellite phone. they are still trying to crack the passwords so they haven't turned over the material to the defense. the defense team said they received about 70,000 documents. something they're saying that this process should move along a lot more quickly. we heard from one of the defense lawyers that prosecutors have given them the search warrant applications, that gives them the sense that the evidence they might have for the case that they've charged so far but he said there were 26 pages redacted. we've been familiar with the redactions through the mueller report from michael cohen and they say there is a chunk of the search warrant affi

mean what kara tries but i can't it's. less. person has left office. i try not to label people to characterize them well we may talk about some historical figures but i try not to pass judgment on people who are in the power. of much when you. want to just but if people have been elected me. for extraordinary amounts all of them have passed the test for the. there is no alternative to them it's because simple as that and i've been alarmed by this statement by president selenski. we have but either of to he left paris. he. could have revised it started revision you know we could. and look sure it was completely. but this is. a special state of the us. now with that it has to be year we have a good deal in the constitution of the centerpiece of the misc. that's has been extended for a year but. we have said multiple times to me and other members of the normative for group that it has to be a permanent fixture it has to be embedded in the constitution go. neither the previous administration nor the existing and we want to do that you cannot avoid it . and

kara dock sickly the otherwise disruptive internet for some conventional retailers at least a much better chance of survival. so we've established that a big chunk of our entire lives takes place online but it doesn't stop there next report is a reminder that the internet is indeed everywhere in life and in death as are many thanks never really thought much about coffee and. definitely not for pinewood individually decorated for rectangular walnut birch. italian style solid wood which i like. most of the coffins here cost between $1.30 euros. less that is not critical if i were picking one for my own burial i be asking how much am i worth what i said we are if it's for one of my loved ones what are they worth to me should i shell out 12 or 3000 euros and cards when i have not had to ask myself that question so far but it's one that everyone probably has to ask at some point. what are we worth when we die. this funeral home has been dealing with death since $861.00 fabiani lensing who heads the family business says the funeral i've picked would cost $3.00 and a half 1000 euros the price re

and i got inspired from reading something i think from kara's one or somewhere where he's making music for the future generations creating a catalog that can last and also transcend generations i would like for my music to help inspire future generations and also help anybody in need who. who feels alone or phil's. depressed i mean. i make music just to help a lot and i do make music just the likes i do have tracked i just did fire not really. just focus on a specific concept but it's hard to see the ripple effects of us sometimes because we're just moving and moving and moving and moving i hope to look back one day and be able to. thrive with my music career but also really it's a money give back tenfold as much as i received i mean i got to say my hip hop has been there since the beginning so it's hard for me to say what i really want out of it it's hard to describe man i just sometimes that the music speaks for itself. and that ladies and gentlemen is our show for you to day thank you all very much for watching and remember in this world we are not told that we are loved enough so i

let's chat to anna and kara now. let's chat to anna and kara now.se? they can't believe it. it's a good response, but a lot of people can't believe i am a woman chimney sweep. it is unusual. i think there are 3300 people doing yourjob think there are 3300 people doing your job today. what think there are 3300 people doing yourjob today. what do you love about it? i love the fact that everyone in my family loves doing it andl everyone in my family loves doing it and i am going to go up to be like my mum and the rest of the family. put her through her paces, family. give her a training session as we wrap up down here in radcliffe. so the dust sheet goes down and what else happens? this survey is all about changes in the world of work. some of these changes are surviving. 0nly some of these changes are surviving. only 2100 coal miners left in the uk. some are not so surprising. 0f course there is a huge growth in logistics drivers. but this family in radcliffe are carrying the baton through to the next generation. good luck with your future career, car

we said it is an increasing problem kara what do you think can be done to mitigate the challenges that are facing people who are living in areas that are already affected by global warming well the 1st thing is that we need to limit global warming and mitigate our c o 2 emissions to make it even possible to adapt however we should also focus on those who are most affected switch up people in rural areas like subsistence farmers whose life was out risk and to give them the option off different livelihoods of the future our people they're ready to think about the fact that we could see large scale migration due to climate change due to people being affected by a global warming. well what we know is that 'd most of them opens that are currently happening are trying to movement so within countries however if we see large scale climate impacts that could also shift towards more transponder in movements because people will not be able to relocate within their own national boundaries ok well later today world leaders are supposed to present their statements to the conference there in madrid c

payments from multiple riches businessmen you can finish fenech has been charged in connection with kara want to kill it says murder a charge he denies. it was a lie from berlin still to come romania sees a spike in prices. critics say a corrupt doctors are fueling the trance and putting others lives at risk. because their german chancellor angela merkel has promised farmers a greater say in the introduction of new environmental and climate protection measures chanceless efforts to pacify the creasing angry for agricultural sector ok machine met representatives at a summit. she described farming as part of japanese culture tradition and identity the meeting followed last week's track to protest in the capital in opposition to what the farmers say he's burdensome environmental regulation has been country to find out about the impact of climate protection plans. meat philip collison a 29 year old dairy farmer in the northern states have a harsh time in germany his land covers some $170.00 hector's and he works together with his father an employee and an apprentice. they can shed was built

many are outraged over his handling of the murder investigation of journalist definitely kara want to kill it the country has been too caring for a sick nation to happen now. the fact that he's saying for it to happen in 2020. i don't like the fact that he said going to be involved in the best occasion many people felt he has to resign now for it to be kier i don't like the fact that he saw this like now kyra want to kill it's his family have said that they will use the law to ensure muscat has no further involvement in the investigation quote other than as a possible suspect carol want to kill it it was killed by a car bomb 2 years ago she did ledged the 2 of muskets ministers were corrupt and that they were about to receive secret payments from multiple riches businessmen you've been fenech fenech has been charged in connection with carry want to kill it is murder a charge he denies. the future of german chancellor angela merkel's government is in doubt after her coalition partner the social democrats elected 2 new leaders critical of the partnership now they've indicated they want

payments from multiple riches businessmen you've been fenech fenech has been charged in connection with kara want to kill it says murder a charge he denies. now the future of german chancellor all-american government is in question after her coalition partners the social democrats elected 2 new leaders who. critical of that partnership now they've also indicated they want to see major changes and that could raise the prospect of an early election in germany or a minority government. the social democrats have cast doubt on the future of the grand coalition but their partners in that coalition the christian democrats are attempting to shrug off any such suggestion on a great calm. it's business as usual. for the c.d.u. . we're going to stand by this coalition on the basis of what we've already negotiated. and we want to get back down to work quickly. but the new s.p.d. leaders norbit. are critical of the political partnership they have new demands on the minimum wage pensions and the climate that they want to be met. in the us. this is not possible if this is blocked then the party conference

kara these strikes have been going on for nearly a week now and we should say they have paralyzed much of france of transportation public services is there still support for the protesters. that will be interesting to see i ask a couple of your today are mixed feelings of the population according to polls supports this and many here have said look it is disrupting. took us may just to get your the entire city is blocked only 2 subways are running so it has a massive impact and little we'll have to see what comes out of tomorrow's press conference though the prime minister will announce what exactly he is planning a day and a number of prisons have told me they hope that there will be some concessions regarding these mass protests. our correspondent garrick at the site of that demonstration currently taking place in paris thank you very much. lawmakers in india's lower house have approved controversial legislation that could grant citizenship to religious minorities from neighboring countries but not muslims the law if approved by the senate on wednesday would grant citizenship to much

thank you so much for making the time i want to take you back to 2 years ago in april and that's when kara and charles were in the hospital and baby langston had just been born and there was so much joy and happiness in the hospital have a look. ok . thank. you very. very very. good and we. were happy. that is one handsome baby so that would have happened so many years ago this coming april charles what happened next . thank you so much and that video scope with the smile on my face. that was one of the happiest moment of our lives and it quickly turned into a nightmare so shortly after my cousin with the liver by routine with their inspection they took us back to recovery and and i mean they're soaking up all the pride of becoming a father the 2nd language and it's just relaxing in right i call that the toaster or the incubator and here is resting i look down and the the catheter from your bedside begin to tilt. broadly the tension of the doctors in the stack of peter sinai medical center and they came in they ran tax including the. blood work and a c.t. scan was going to be that in. long

but kara conditions throughout the korean peninsula it really is much of honshu picking up the worst of this weather and coming in on thursday so again faily widespread although it should be mostly dry in tokyo with a high of 13 degrees celsius and to the south you look into china and it is mostly clear sunny across the south on the east just a bit of cloud along these areas really possible this typhoon comrie a very powerful typhoon by wednesday pushing away from the philippines into the south china sea winds though still about 150 kilometers an hour still around on a thursday by then you can see more rain likely to push into the southern areas of china then from there we had for the quite clearly where this typhoon will be over the next couple of days away from there we've got to rain across northern sections of borneo westwood's across into somalia and the middle a peninsula so 28 in singapore all those day with their shows. the world's largest oil producer has failed to trade on the foreign stock exchange was a transparent valuation over ambition tap of their the world's largest

causing some fairly wide just wide just by destruction to the roadways as we go through thursday it is a kara picture the cab really is banged up towards the north around this area of high pressure but we've also got some very heavy rain into the eastern side of spain pushing into the western med that is on thursday becoming increasingly unsubtle across much of the northwest that really sweet through on friday very heavy amounts of rain and strong winds. across the u.k. into these northern areas of france and on into the low countries central europe is fairly good as a say but it's becoming to be squeezed from the north and we have more showers working their way across the central mediterranean well to about genitals much of northern africa those rains in the central med no way to make it that fall south what we will see the like you know thursday is some raised us pushing to fall south of the west or on their way further north as we head to friday feeling cooler in with the high the 70 celsius. living in a war zone is a risk not worth taking for most. but for a 10 year old boy there is nowhe

years old and today france was young kara has won her battle for me i'm 30 m.sons family and you have written one of the darkest pages in belgium industrial history get it while you manufacture roofs but you prefer to stay in the shadow and we were able to prove to the court that they knew they knew. thanks. also us from suarez who passed away confident rest in peace next to pierre they are appalling and stuff ours is the fun we don't view we miss you. it's true i mustn't remain silent if you keep i'll cry out to him and i must bear up until this is all. this is a live satisfying. time is short if you see. eric's victory has opened the doors for other claimants all over the world. i joined do brewing on them to discuss whether he saw an opportunity for the numerous victims of crime or to have someone settling there was he asked me what my precise connection was to british filmmaker problem or. officer while he started emailing and phoning and giving numbers of other people at a certain point he came to my village he's a very nice guy. i was wrong to reveal that

president expected to discuss threats posed by china including's pursuit of dominance and 5g technology, karaditor at large said the administration is doing what needs to be done to end the trade abuses america has endured for years. >> what trump is doing is going to cause us discomfort for a while, i can accept this, buying chinese goods, i get it, watching the movies that they buy, not when they take out important elements that aren't going to sell well in china. that's fine. i'm willing to experience a little bit of discomfort right now to kick china to the curb, this is a dangerous entity and we have done the electorate disservice. >> expect nato's relationship with russia will also come up at this week's meeting. >> okay, let's talk about sports, nfl week 13 the patriots slipping to second place in the afc, can you believe that falling to the texans 28-22, unbelievable. the new top dog is the buffalo keeping high streak alive as time expires, watch this. rob: 8 in a row. 49 field goal. carley: i remember that. rob: you remember that, the redskins 14 to nothing deficit, the miami dolphin

kara, what exactly happened in the courtroom this afternoon. >> ryan, we had the suspect appear in the courthouse just behind me, this was his first presentment after he was charged earlier today on those program hate crime charges. the judge held him, detained him, saying he needs to stay here until this case plays out. that was fairly expected. he walked into the courthouse today wearing an orange jumps t jumpsuit. he was represented bring a federal defender. the prosecutors asked for him to be detained. he is on certain medications, his federal defender said he had issues with bipolar and schizophren schizophrenia. >> thank you for that update from the courtroom. we appreciate it. >>> still ahead, a stunning new report that links the closing of auto plan thes to a rise in opiod overdoses. >>> joe biden firing back after beat buttigieg criticized his opinion on the iraq war. we'll hear the back and forth next. chemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come o

kara hasn't seen it in 20 years, but came back today. >> there's so much going on in the world and iet grounded back in the base. i just came for a sense of the community, the peace. >> reporter: soft music in the background, and one woman says it slows her down, at least for the moment. >> whether it's the tempo or the temperature and the people, i think everyone wants those values. >> reporter: over the years many pieces have been restored but they are all original and took countless hours to create. >> beautiful. this is the fourth generation of us coming out here, since i was a boy, i was five, my mother and father brought me here. >> reporter: since 2000, pg&e provided the land for the display. about five years ago he made his first appearance in the play. the legacy is alive and well each year. to come and see this display, you have until december 26th, 10:00 p.m. otherwise, you have to wait until next year. >>> police are investigating a deadly shooting at a convenience store. we are live at the scene with more on what happened. >> reporter: the board of supervisors is going t

a few women to ever run for the presidency to think about kara mosely brown in the past. and having goten to that level. >> how did that all all happen. that person may have had a conversation with kamala harris. did people know this was coming? >> she told her staff today, i texted very very quickly with a former aide. i'm sure sure what the contents of it was, but most of the stast were aware they're in the last throws of the campaign, the last few days and weeks. >>. >> we saw joe biden take a very aggressive stance, and as we get closer to the iowa caucuses, things will get even more more heated. could she be positions herself to be a candidate? >> perhaps as someone that could be the in the cabinet, but the seats are hard to come by, that is pretty good in politics, particularly if she might want to run for president again later. it is not inconceivable. and there is a long way to go. >> one of the things that again, i didn't know this is where stoveny was going with that question -- >> i had a different question. that is will other candidates lobby for her support?

mike. 2-year-old bethany kara sai is missing. police say her boyfriend victor mogana stabbed her.happened at 11th street. neighbors described the horrific scene. she jumped over this fence to get away from him and someone stepped in to help the woman. the san jose police department says this all started at 10:00 last night. there were reports of a woman screaming and she was assaulted and stabbed at least one time. her injuries were life- threatening. victor mogana stabbed her, took bethany and left the area. neighbors explained how they tried to help. >> tried to stop the bleeding. she just slumped over between my car and my roommate's car. the guy was already gone and she had an extension cord around her neck and was stabbed. by the time the cops arrived. they took her off and questioned everyone. >> reporter: we're going on 11 hours since they were last seen and no sign of them. mogana is armed and dangerous. you may have gotten the amber alert on your phone. bethany is 3 feet tall and 30 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. this is the quare information. police say the dad a

kara frank sent us this video today from the valley area. she says it just came out of nowhere after it had been sunny most of the morning and lasted about ten minutes. >> well, somebody was thrilled by it. so, just how much rain did we get over the last two days? >> our meteorologist is standing by with big rainfall totals. >> the past 48 hours, we've seen anywhere from half an inch to more than 2 inches of rain depending on your location. live doppler showing you the wet weather exited. we are quieting down. there's the hail signature around san jose about 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. it was a quick pop up shower. that's out of here. rainfall totals very impressive. 2 had the 41 inchs in santa rosa, 1.4 in san francisco, half an inch in san jose. you can see in ukiah closing in on 2 inches of rain. now the rain has moved out, fog is moving in. we'll show you where it will be dense tomorrow morning and when the next storm will arrive. >>> four people are safe this evening after they escaped from their grounded boat. a coast guard rescue swimme

. >> noise canceling airpods do sound good kara swisher was on the other day, raving about them. >> iose things. >> you look like david solomon spinning at the amazon -- >> cut that out until they trade well above book. i said that to him it is not behind his back. i said it to his face. the deejay thing doesn't work when you're trading one times book. >> on the down low >> you got that, chief. >> he chiefed me it is not often you see a take under. i wanted to point it out not a large deal tommo bravo buying in structure. it was back on the middle of november when the company said it was looking at alternatives an activist in there as well for not that long. a little over a month or so. but take a look at the stock it is down 10%, which is -- i don't mean to laugh, sorry a lot of people moving into this on the expectation of a deal and they got the deal. only problem is, it was far belowworking on it there it is. thanks, guys hope springs eternal still trading above the actual price at this point. it is an 18% premium to the three month volume weighted average on october 27. that was

and now it's gotten the attention of millions online posted a and his blue sophomores kara brothers andh just took his physics class this semester and church posted a video of some of his demonstrations on twitter and now millions have viewed it i'm an enthusiastic about one teaching not going to be either and it's that enthusiasm. that's led the video to go viral with a video of him lyi%g in a nail bed. or jumping on a pogo stick. wright says he has a simple goal. get the students to care pretty good and exciting about signs that just to learn and passed the test want to leave the classic thing. this is amazing because of the entire world around us now and now his message. >>in virginia beach friend up on time. that can help but love that and that if you had a cup of tell you. >>a bit more about this professors like the 69 holds a phd in physics you've been married for more than 40 years and has children and grandchildren and he's also been teaching at that community college in virginia beach for more than 40 years and was named professor of the year in 2017 certainly see why when that

cnn legal analyst elie honig is back, and also kara what more do we know about this investigation into? >> beginning to see there might be a couple different strands. we know prosecutors are interested what giuliani was doing in ukraine as relates the ouster of ambassador yovanovitch and asking questions about giuliani's business ties with his associates, parnas and igor. learning focusing in on this ukraine state-owned natural gas company and parnas and fruman met with one of the executives. they wanted him to -- they wanted to oust the ceo and replace him with someone they thought would be more favorable as they were pushing a business deal doing this again same time they're working with giuliani and prosecutors interviewed the ceo of that company. reached out to and/or have interviewed fourer to people associated with that. really honing in on what was going on in these efforts around this ukrainian oil company, could be about following the money. remains to be seen if giuliani will be charged with anything but we're seeing this investigation grow. >> as the investigation is growing

said, it is not okay to have technically manipulated content that would be misleading >> with us now, karasher welcome. >> hi. >> i feel like another week, anoth another opportunity to talk about this topic >> they're different they talked about taking down some things, google released a new policy taking down obviously false ads, and it wasn't technical, demonstrably false. they're trying to thread a needle that's difficult and put things around micro ttargeting. mark is sticking to one side, jack dorsey another. and it continues to be the same issue with mark thinking he is like a television or radio or newspaper. but this is massive, not just politicians lying, it is lying and lying and keeps going and it rates and it rates he is trying to bring them in as a regular market >> i don't understand the answer, how a consumer would know it is false >> that's right. there are so many. that's the issue it is not just one ad to fact check. that's relatively easy to do this is impossible to fact check given iterations of it he left out the important, he leaves out the important -- his wife was a

ca ka kara franks sent us this video. she said the hail came out of nowhere after being sunny most of the day. the dog is cute. the storm lasted about ten minutes and i think this puppy had fun with it. i don't know if everybody else had fun. this dog had fun. >> that dog is not used to seeing this. you can tell. that's funny. hi, mike. >> it's so small it won't do damage, but it's fun because it's almost like playing in the snow. let's talk about what's going no threat of that today. look at the san mateo bridge, looking to the west, your driving in to the abyss of fog. here's our roof camera. can't even see the ferry building. can barely see the next block, which is broadway. it's very dangerous this morning. plan on that. throughout the morning commute, except in the south bay, it will creep into your neighborhoods by the morning commute. hazy this afternoon with peeks of sunshine through the clouds. more clouds, less fog coverage tonight. chances of weak storms this week. for highs today, about 58 to 60. so, pretty co

here's cnn national correspondent jason kara. >> you know, i went to the inauguration of donald trumpne of the hardest days of my life to be honest. >> call it hillary clinton unplugged, sort of. >> bill was the first guy you loved. >> no, no. there was somebody before him. >> for two and a half hours the former democratic presidential candidate talked about her personal life and politics, with sirius xm's howard stern. >> i don't know if i was too nice but i was certainly, you know, very careful and the reason is, look. i grew up at a time when if you were going to get through a door as a woman you did not react to anything. >> among the highlights, how clinton felt about president trump's victory and inauguration. >> obviously, i was crushed. i was disappointed. and i was really surprised because i couldn't figure out what had happened. >> you hadn't even written a losing speech when you lost that night. >> no. no. >> you only had victory in mind. >> and everything was pointed in that direction. you put on the best face possible and, you know, bill and i are sitting with george and