this kells dealt full expression says it all there's an undercurrent of anxiety at this year's paris international agricultural show farmers here dreading the arrival of more terror free meat from brazil argentina uruguay and power as soon as the free trade deal comes into force brazil is already the world's biggest meat exporter. the farmers trade union says the trade around twenty five thousand livestock farms and friends on shaky ground blow to a country which prides itself on its food and where it comes from. i would say that in france we have a. number two ninety two have a diversity of diversity of products it's also a country of yes agronomy we have farmers who are passionate about their work attached to the soil and i think there are certain expertise in our region and. the french president and manuel monthlong has staked out a middle ground ahead of the major farmers so. farmers to invest more rather than complain about overseas competition while also promising to protect them from foreign land buyers. air b.n. b. is on the skull for new growth opportunities many cities have

former ibf world welterweight champion kell brook has admitted today he's suffered with depression sincen a bout against errol spencejr in may last year. brook makes his comeback in a couple of weeks' time against sergey rabchenko at sheffield arena. brook had a public work—out today in his home town at the crucible theatre, where he opened up about his recent struggles. i've been feeling sorry for myself, not knowing how to cope because i've never been in that situation before. sometimes, i've been lying in bed and not wanting to get out of bed all day. and not getting out of bed all day. and not getting out of bed all day. and not getting out of bed all day. it's been a bad depression through all this, albie honest with you. but i decided that i need boxing. to train, get my fitness, and now i have the buzz again. everything is going splendid. i'm better off not bottling it up and letting people know that it affected me badly, losing the world title. i'm a born winner. when i lost, broke to eye sockets, my phone is not bringing any more. i'm not world champion. none of these people wa

underground which is the best in the '90's and known for hits like tick-tock but these days you can find kelltreets of the hotel reason for city council at large. >> well, about 20 years a, tupac shakur and i had a conversation about this. we talked about how can we eof course ifly help and influence our communities so that we can bring forth change end our come in toy create youth and start nonprofits and they use the same influence in the branding techniques of how we get the message out through our music. 1:00 20 years later i did everything that we talked about except to save on national elected officials. >> kelly co founded impact to help youth tackle shore like gun vie less. i asked cannily what changes wee like to see. in order foreus toes have a saver tomorrow and a better tomorrow. we need to mack a greater investp inour youth. right now, we make about 1.2 or 1.3 million invest. our youth every year. and, and the city like north new jersey that is not enough. >> kelly has the back of the hip-hop communities as he reasons for office and the men have supported him and campaigned effor

kell cease shared his baritone saxophone skills with mewing is students at central high school today.sed to play the trumpet in high school band in ohio. kelsey talks about his musical side before taking the stage. >> before i was a philadelphia eagle super bowl champ i was cleveland heights tiger growing up, and i played in thee different -- i played football, hockey and lacrosse and i played in the jazz band and symphonic wings ensemble. music was a big part of my life. >> do you not just love him. >> kelce high school was on hand tort performance made possible through exchange program between the two schools music departments. >> you more you learn about the guys on that team. >> for real. >> the more you like them. >> one thing i will say oiled never have guessed he was from ohio he will he seems like a philly guy from me. >> absolutely. coming up we are gearing up for the philadelphia union omaha per. stay with us. >>> major league soccer season is right around the corner and so is the philadelphia union's home home opener. >> the official sports of the team joined us live in the

kell ca kelly put that line to test after going day drinking with seth myers. >> with they both downinghing each other shot for shot. >> oh. >> you knew kelly's late night segment, which we're told shot last friday inside new york's hotel downtown. >> i'm drunk. >> was going to get messy. >> here you say, this is! >> no acting here. she and seth were actually both very drunk after the two-hour shoot. >> you said wine is necessary as a mama. >> yes, or in life. >> mom or not. >> was into it too, y'all. >> want more proof clarkson's game for anything? she also joined a slew of stars taking on the als pepper challenge. >> oh, my tongue is on fire! oh, no! >> and while the fearless 35-year-old is going to take the stage superbowl sunday at two pregame events, she's also not afraid to one-up her fellow voice coaches. ♪ >> in this ad airing during the big game -- ♪ >> it was shot in l.a. last fall with 120 extras, many psyched to see kelly. she's still on a high from meeting meryl streep at the globe. >> and it was this cheek, girl. i know she was probably like, somebody get her some medicati

they're scramble over rob porter the former statue secretary who faced accusationse of a general john kell illinois said they're trying to chae up the whole security process. it's still prett hazy on that issue. >> it is. there were rumor flying that john kelly might be gone by tend of the week. now well the release of this memo, which youli obtain e today outlining the changes that they're going to make to the security clearance process, which has clearly been a problem. i took that as a sign that they knew they had to get out ahead of some of theis things. a t if that salt there for week or two, they would be under tremendous pressure t guy -- try to do something. robert: let's tur to the stalemate over immigration because that was another big story this week. this week, the senate failed to advance four immigration bills, includin backed by president and a bipartisan approach. the trump-endorsedsp biln sponsored bill republican senator chuck grassle of iowa checked the boxes of the president's four pillar. building the wall, an end to both the visa and lottery program and extended mass

couldn't kell him, don't want to live in new york. i want to leave. want to move to carolina. couldn't disappoint the guy. i had to stay. john gotti jr. i did not care who i disappointed. i knew i had to flee. to build a new life and reject the easy seduction of accepting the old one. my driving desire to get out overrode any concern about whether or not my family's mob-related connections would be bad for marrow cuomo -- mario como's future if i had the opportunity to work for them. they were not me, i kept telling myself. carmine no matter how much my brother and john gotti jr. loved him, was not me. pat -- no matter how deb marry my mother and brother found him to be, was not me. even my brother, michael, as much is a worshiped him as a child, and still wanted to believe the best about him as an adult, despite mounting evidence to the contrary, was not me. i was the third son of a third son. debt destined for special things. my father's hope, ambition, and the small slice of himself he allowed to dream. forget about trying to get to mario cuomo, i heard one of my brother's

is open to a potential dialogue with north korea kelling the "post" it will keep up pressure. but if you want to talk, we'll talk. but in my conversation with the vice president on friday he said it's u.s. would also take whatever action is necessary to defend against the north korean nuclear threat. >>> back home, the big story of the nation's capital, more than a year into president trump's touch. why are dozens of top aides working in the white house without full security clearances? like former staff secretary rob porter who resigned last week amid domestic violence allegations. we get more from nbc white house correspondent kristen welker. >> reporter: tonight, president trump facing mounting questions about whether his top aides are handling classified information without the proper security clearance. mr. president, do you have a vetting problem? >> reporter: the issue, front and center, after staff secretary rob porter resigned amid allegations of spousal abuse, which prevented him from gaining permanent security clearance. tonight, a u.s. official tells nbc news, doze

kell why do you think it's a game change what did you see in the 37 pages? >> it's a really stunning document. i mean, it's just so much detail and how exactly the russians worked to push this election. keeping in mind that it is just one piece of one piece of mueller's investigation. he is investigating whether the trump campaign coordinated with russia to tip the election. he is investigating whether or not the president obstructed justice. this is one piece of coordination. it's the social media piece. it's such a shocking piece. you see details about how fake news was spread, how actual rallies were scheduled in the united states. people went to rallies, counter rallies. so much detail in just how the information part of this influence campaign went. it just gives you a sense that it's just the first of what's more to come. >> so kelly talked about the rallies. there were two notorious rallies right after the election. one pro trump. one anti trump. now we find these were organized by these russians. >> yeah. i mean the big picture is the kremlin trying

there were, until thick keller rought the sprite -- dick kelle fought this in the supreme court, that is what we are celebrating today, the restoration of our second amendment right to keep arms. [applause] >> it was illegal. it was obviously unconstitutional, as we now york, d.c., and chicago, these urban liberal places, they made it illegal to own a gun. i'm not talking about carrying it, but owning it at home for self-defense. he fought for the individual right to keep iraq -- keep firearms. how did your case get to the supreme court level, and how many years did that take? when they took my second amendment right away in 1976, i did say there is a second amendment right. i am allowed to own this firearm , but i did not know anything about the law. i was just a computer programmer. in 1970 six, i started doing research and talking to everything i -- every -- 1976, i started doing research and talking to everyone i could. in 1979, we met something tanks that likes the idea -- some think tanks that likes the idea. we got people to support us, and the cato institute had the same idea.

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kell husband, brandon, is also manag. >> whose team is he on? >> he likes us 's not. give me a break. >> that's just one reason seaso kelly factor. oury hood.o real. she said she's going to take off her somebody. >> during thend coaches can hit a new button to block >> i like to block. i i will use mine on, but i can't stand him. immediately against blake. >> i can't use against blake. he's not worth my time. i feel like it's lost pedigree. >> it's like super powers. it'sik to talk with my button. >> he's thinking about it. we'r whole lot more with the cast of "tarhat kelly's fellow coaches kelly's secret strategy that has them on edge. >> oh, th"black panther" is one of the biggest february openings ever, because of the o director ryan cooper. >> director ryan [ applause ] >> he knows what he wants. >> it's really spiritually nourishing. >> at 31, cooper is the younges. all the more impressive when you consider this is only his third humble about it. >> where does that mind go to >> just being blessed. i work with amazing people. people a lot sma i am. swhoz >> "blac

do you ever see people come with a big box of girl scout cookies kelling them for their kid you know assuming her kid is standing next to her. >> the kid is standing right there, too. >> didid you see the one in california where they were selling the girl scout kookiness front of like dispensary, for cannibis? >> oh,. >> i did see, that yes. >> exactly. >> smart thinking. >> we're get that, aren't we? i think some medical marijuana places cents open? >> this week. >> this week, out in philly. >> if you have a prescription. >> i forgot to mention this, too, school in philly, they're not doing daughter daddy dances any more. not? >> because it is not inclusive enough. guardians and things, i can understanded that. grandmom, things, exactly, who ever. >> explain the eags. it. >> thank you. >> so gee gee, tweet after tweet after tweet. >> she is clapping back at all of the body shame ers out says,r body no matter what people say about it, apparently people have a lot to s old. slam them on twitter for calling her too skinny, in a seri o for those of so determined to why my body changedve

the pressure is mounting on white house chief of staff john kell i and other top aides.idn't they take action? porter packed up his office yesterday and left. this after the white house initially said porter would stay on the job after resigning to oversee a smooth transition. his first ex-wife released this photo saying he punched her in the face in the year 2005. porter calls the allegations outrageous and simply false. >>> a federal judge in san francisco is deciding whether to dismiss two lawsuits filed by state prison inmates. the inmates claim noise during welfare checks causes severe sleep deprivation. they argue welfare and suicide checks which happen every 30 minutes by prison guards are unconstitutionally cruel punishment. the jump will issue a written ruling at a later date. >>> rising rents, cost of living and traffic, these are just some of the reasons why many people move out of the bay area. where are they going? a new report shows bay area residents are finding greener pastures in portland, eugene, austin, denver, san diego, sacramento and los angeles. ac

kind of on and offspring kell here and there and then as we head into sunday we're looking at heavierd off rain it's on for some of us. you can see all the way up into the upper dublin area, back through philadelphia and then down all the way into pitts grove south jersey we've got scattered shower activity. it's just another round. now it is light but take look at this. as we expand this map back, i want to you see what's to our west, and building into the area. look at this big swath of at times very heavy rain that will be moving through late tonight and as we head into the early morning hours of our sunday. we are expecting sunday to not be all rain all day it does seem to move as we head to two, 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon. but when this is all said and done, some of could you say see near an inch of rain i'll let you know who is expecting the highest accumulations in the full forecast and also what to expect as we head into monday it looks like it will be more sunny by then, guys. >> sounds good, thank you moni monica. happening now, people in south philadelphia in disbelief a

he deferred on the future of his security clearances, jared kushner' securi clearances, to general kell kelly. >> general kelly respects jared a lot. i won't make that call, i'll let the general, who's right here, make that call. i'll let general kelly make that decision and he's going do what's right for the country and i have no doubt he'll make the right decision. >> politically, how do you see this playing out? >> what the president said there, wolf, should be a good sign when you're looking at kelly. as we know, it's a roller coaster, people are up, people are down but the president had the faith to let john kelly make this decision as regards his son-in-law suggests that john kelly is in a position of strength. that doesn't mean he will be into the future in the short term or in the long term and what we'll need to watch in terms of the john kelly/jared kushner relationship is does jared start to feel confined by not having full security clearance? does he complain to the president? does he complain to ivanka trump and do they start to resent john kelly or try to alienate him? >>

mccarthy and others he is one of the top names we're hearing of someone who would replace jgeneral kell. >> if it all turns out to be true, a former president of goldman sachs, so he's made his money and his success already in the business field. he like donald trump speaks new york. i think he would not have minded an appointment to chair the federal reserve. and i think some of that reporting came out at the time. and it's just there's got to be a reason why this name is chief among others circulating tonight. >> that's right. you're exactly right that he's not exactly who we think of when you talk about draining the swamp. but he does possess a lot of other attributes that the president likes. he is someone sort of tetosterone driven and brash and confident. he is someone who is wealthy which is something the president respects. he's close to the president's son and daughter. he also was one of the public faces of tax reform, which is one of it administration'sse fe signature achievements of the first year. so if you want to find a reason why gary might be good in this job, there are

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. >> kell was in town for her cousin's wedding she took go back host most of her belongings and she had high praise for those who helped fire victims sunday morning. >> all things considered this could have been a whole lot worse. >> absolutely. we're incredibly blessed. >> given the size and scope of this fire, and the time of day, it is truly a miracle that there were no human casualties. as you mentioned lucy several pets reportedly did die in fire. again, the cause still unknown. investigation continues. we believe there's plenty of security cameras along the block give folks an extra sense of what may have been going on just prior to that 3:00 a.m. fire. >> all right. thank you much, bruce. >>> meanwhile in south jersey investigators are trying to figure out what started a fire that destroyed an ambulance squad's building and five ambulances inside. the estimated damage at the american legion ambulance association in woodstown, about $2 million. flames broke out at about 4:00 this morning on maple cou court. oxygen tanks inside some of those ambulances exploded. >> my partner came

florida school shooter, actually called them last month, telling them about the shooter's desire to kellple and the potential of him becoming a school shooter. the fbi did not act on that tip. we'll have the latest from florida coming up at 5:00. >> local health fishes keeping an eye on the flu. >> another deadly week in california because of the flu. but word from the cdc that the worst flu season may finally be winding down. >> how much longer they expect the outbreak to replain widespread. >> those stories and more coming up at 5:00 we'll see you then. >>> and next on the 4 on 2. black panther hits theaters. the viral challenge that's allowing thousands to see this movie for free. it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. plus 24-month financing ends monday visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. so you spent all your money bitcoins are about to go bust. which means like most people this time of year, you're broke.

think of the way people were talking about john kell i will before he took this role and the way they are talking about him now. i can't imagine there are folks that think gosh, that is a great place to work and i can really make a difference. kristen welker, thank you very much. matt, peetter, maria, thank you for your time. and we'll talk to the president of now who is causing on john kelly to resign and we'll also look at what this all says about the culture inside the white house. the "new york times" might be she would goldberg who penned a piece joins me right after a quick break. >>> does the trump administration take allegations of assault against women seriously? this week's news would suggest that the answer to that question is no, not at all. since we're learning at least two top white house staffers knew about allegations of domestic violence and did nothing about it. two ex-wives of rob porter say he an abused them verbally and physically, one spoke with savannah guthrie and described the moment she knew he crossed the line. >> what was the moment, was it what we read whe

so i do think that this is just kell teling you something.t's a warning >> have you been a buyer you're famously going home from election night when the market was down on the prospects donald trump was going to be elect ed president and buying the market then have you been doing the same thing now. >> no, i'm not doing that now. but what i did then to me was sort of obvious that he was going to dee regulate and if you're going to deregulate, that's a major positive for the market it's simple. right now, i will tell you, i think it's going to bounce back but even in '17, we were hedged, but we still did really well the stock that we bought fit into our model which is activism and very few people really do the activism correctly where you have to really go in and fight the company and be willing to wait four or five years. so that's what we do but i will tell you today though, the market, this is a precursor of things to come. i don't know when it's going to come a year, two years, five years or it could be shorter. i think the market has beco

does kell does kelly recover from this? because no one else is qualified, except maybe chris christie. >> danny? >> he's going to recover. only ten seconds. >> thank you, my panel. danny, nick and maya, thank you for being here. we'll be right wack, everybody. well, you know, you're getting older. um, you might be experiencing some, ah, sensations. ah, it happened to your dad..uh with.. oh, look the tow trucks here! can't wait to be rescued? esurance roadside assistance lets you know when help will arrive. that's insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. click or call. you have any questions, uh.. i'm good. awesome. and sometimes, i don't eat the way i should. so, i drink boost. boost high protein nutritional drink has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle and 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d. boost high protein be up for it i accept i don't i even accept i i used thave a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve

leah miller has died of cancer, 36, terrible news, kevin kell band played alongside liam malone with36. absolutely ginned fall the clubs he played for, inspired a leeds fightback, 3—0, leah miller brought them back to win the game, one of many memories that people will have. —— liam miller. not really publicised. —— kevin kilbane. all done? all finished, celtic play partick thistle, of memories. let's find out what is happening with the weather, it is a chilly one. it is colder than yesterday, just as cold tomorrow in the wind, this is the view that many of us are waking up the view that many of us are waking up to. —— some of us. western england, rang to begin with, and scotland, overnight, wet weather, rain for many of us, and tomorrow, writer, blue skies, snow showers around. cold and wind to content with. recent satellite picture, what is around, good deal of cloud, because the rain is falling, and heading south—east, reaching those parts which are starting the day drive. after the overnight rain, quieter and drive. after the overnight rain, quieterand dryer drive. after the over

i want to start with the idea there are sell by dates for people that work with donald trump and kell john kelly may have reached his. corwin lewandowski was with trump for 369 days but he's the outlier. paul manafort sent 144 days before he was fired. steve bannon was the chief white house strategist there for 211 days. and reince priebus lasted 290 days. today is john kelly's 199th day as chief of staff. kristen welker, how -- you heard marc short express, say the president has confidence. okay. when a sports team owner says they have confidence in a coach, it doesn't mean they don't get fired the next day. >> it doesn't. we know the president has been disappointed with his chief of staff not only with the handling of the rob porter situation, but because he's had a numb of missteps. he referred to the dreamers as lazy in recent days. that created a firestorm. the president openly musing about replacing him with mick mulvaney, for example. i'm told one thing that might hold the president back, he doesn't want more drama in his white house right now. >> i want to tee up something you

. >> sources kell "the washington post," the marching orders were quoting here.a parade like one in france. a reference to the holiday he attended last year. the white house says it's an opportunity for americans to show their appreciation. it could cost millions to send tanks and other military equipment there. >>> former vice president joe biden is sharing his thoughts on president trump calling the president a joke. >> biden told cnn the attacks on the fbi are doing everything russian president vladimir putin ever wanted, like showing doubt in our justice system and saying democrats were treasonous for refusing to applaud at his state of the union address. >> i just marvel at some of the things he says and does. two days ago anyone who didn't stand up and clap for him is un-american and treason. >> they say it was tongue and cheek. democrats can't take a joke. >> well, let me tell you he's a joke. >> he said if he were the president's lawyer he would advise him against talking to mueller. out of concern he might say something that's not true. >>> overseas, sto

see you tomorrow, kell >>> thank you, bill.e "closing bell," everybody, i'm kelly evidencans. dow dropped about 20 points. s&p 500 down half a percent. that's 13.5 point drop on the bell, 2681 the dow under 25,000, 24,894 the nasdaq shed 1%, back at 7051, and russell 2,000 hanging on a tiny gang on the bell, 1508 the vix at a level 26. we'll talk more about that in a moment big names reporting earnings after hours, julia borsten is covering four of them, watching for fox and zynga and more phil has tesla when it crosses, and yum china. that's in a couple minutes, thank you. >>> joining me now are cnbc senior market congressmen tainter michael santolli and barbara duran. welcome, everybody in terms of the market today, boeing was leading, and apple the laggard, and it was the biggest decliner after its earnings mike, i mean, we were up 250 points just minutes before the end of the session this is still got a weird kind of clicky feel to it >> still arhythmic vibrations in the market this is how it happens when the market is rock

see you later, kell. >> thank you, bill welcome to "closing bell", everybody, i'm kelly evans, a 500 just in the last hour of the session, gave that back and then some we went out with a drop of more than 150 points. looks like a drop of 168 on the be bell, dow below 24,000 for what that's worth s&p down to 2701 with nearly a 15 point drop, and nasdaq composite was better, and russell 2,000 at 1581. it managed to stay positive, just under two point gain today. a couple things moving higher to watch. the ten-year yield, 2.957, the highest tick we've seen here lately, and what about the vix volatility gauge back above twenty after the last couple hours of trading dollar stronger too. with that going out, we have more earnings headed our way, and reporters are standing by. josh lipton has the roku reports, julia on pan ddorpandod kate has restaurants, and sema has hotels for us. see you in a minute. on the panel is guy, as we told you, he's back, thank you, guy, and david is here from hennessey funds. thank you. bill smead is here too the biggest winner was united technologies managing

and last night chief of staff john kell wlreleased a second statement reading in part i was shocked byday against rob porter. there is no place for domestic violence in our society. i stand by my previous comments of rob porter that i have come to know since becoming chief of staff and believe every individual deserves the right to defend their reputation. but i just don't -- these -- aren't these documents a part of a review before somebody enters the white house? i'm confused, joe. >> well, they certainly are. and mike barnicle, this has been out there for -- since 2010. it once again shows how fast and loose this white house runs with so many things, including screening individuals that work in the white house. but let's talk for a second about the john kelly problem. we've said in the past that we were glad he was there. i've got to say, in a week where he said that some dreamers were too lazy, and now saying that this man has high integrity when sources say he knew about the two domestic abuse charges certainly reflects poorly on the general. >> yesterday i spoke with four differe