and then when i talked to him i was like, kevin. "hi, mom, this is kevin."good. it was just beautiful. it sounds like my son. that's my son. >> reporter: kevin was free. but how? >> it's the craziest turn of my life probably. i didn't think it was ever going to happen. >> reporter: here he is, kevin lunsmann. now 20-years old. and this is his amazing story. which began a moment before the kidnappers took his mom away, when she leaned forward and whispered in his ear. >> i remember her words exactly. she said, "you have to get home to your father. you have to go back home." and that made me realize that she might be thinking that she may not make it tonight. >> that she might be taken away to be killed? >> yes. i just wanted to cry. and i didn't -- i didn't want to lose her. >> reporter: soon after that they took his cousin away too. >> after he left i was alone. there was nothing more. it was just me. >> reporter: 14 years old. all alone. in that dark room in the jungle. when he finally slept, he had a dream. >> we're in a two-story house. and i turn to my s

kevin: good. kevin. lemonis: kevin -- oh, hey! i think i just met your wife. kevin: yes.lemonis: she's, like, all energetic and excited. so, what happens here? kevin: this is where we make all our soups and products for sandwiches. lemonis: okay. who's in charge of the kitchen here? dave: mayra. lemonis: are you mayra? mayra: yes, it's me. lemonis: how you doing? i'm marcus. mayra: i'm mayra. nice to meet you. lemonis: so, you're the jefe of the kitchen? mayra: yeah. lemonis: is this bacon? dave: sure is. lemonis: and what is this? dave: these are the dumplings. kevin: secret dumpling, man. lemonis: what's the secret. kevin: well, the secret is very good. i give it a little stir. lemonis: now, how long have you worked here? kevin: i've been here a little over five months. lemonis: what is your role? kevin: it's kind of been changing. i was supposed to be regional -- helping him oversee five locations and get him some structure. lemonis: did he need structure? is it hard saying it with him standing there? kevin: no, it's not. i already told him. lemonis: oh, i know. kevin:

go ahead kevin. well too but it is about fairness because think about it if the electoral college was abolished you would just focus on 5 or 6 states you'd be focused on getting every vote out getting to everybody because right now you know that ok there are certain states that are foregone conclusions and certain candidates want to spend time there if you're democrat why even go to the so-called fly over states or for republican why sways time in california but if there's no electoral college one person one vote it encourages candidates to get in front of everybody republicans know that all of their candidates would be dead on arrival for the popular vote we saw hillary clinton 3000000 more votes than donald trump that's why they're fighting to keep the electoral college let's not act like that's not what this is about here but the fairest system and people been making this argument for decades would be to go to just the popular vote winning we do that with every other race. ok well. again let's say

i wonder if kevin james is upset that there's a new kevin in your life, you know. you like going on from here and doing a lot of movies together. >> we're going to work only together. >> jimmy: you had great chemistry together, and kevin, i was knocked out by your performance in the movie. who knew that was in you. >> i can never tell when you're joking. >> jimmy: i'm not joking. >> you look kind of sincere. : e'no left hook coming. i mean that quite sincerely. and i'm sure you've heard that from a lot of people. do you hear from your former teammates? >> yeah, but they don't know anything about acting. i just figure they're being supportive. >> jimmy: some of them have been in some really great movies. >> some of them. i play myself, though, i play myself. >> jimmy: that's not easy. people think it's easy to play yourself. >> can you really mess up playing yourself? >> i've seen it happen. >> jimmy: did you ever find yourself in a situation like that, with a jeweller, adam's character is this jeweller who provides jewelry to athletes and other kind of wealthy peop

kevin harris was still alive nine days after he'd been shot in the shoulder. not want him added to the body count and looked at him again as a negotiator. >> he and jack went into the cabin. >> they had two choices. get harris medical attention or watch him die on therefore. >> i was torn because i knew kevin needed medical help. i had watched him suffer to the point he did not want to live and it was hard to see him go but i knew it had to happen. >> the next afternoon kevin here surrendered. >> at 147 today kevin here's came out of the house and was givingiven emergency medical treatment. >> they got him out which is a huge compliment. >> certainly there was some relief, we knew with his surrender that hopefully it was a matter of time when this would end and without any more bloodshed. >> later that day beau picked up the body of vicki and carried her out. >> i convince my dad to let him come and carry my mom out and my dad knew after that many days that this needed to happen. >> progress is being made but the weaver family was still fearing for their life.

kevin walsh. kevin. where's kevin? i don't know, kevin. i could have used you a little bit here why weren't you more forceful when you wanted that job why weren't you more forceful, kevin? you're a forceful person in fact, i thought you were too forceful maybe for the job and i would have been very happy with you but kevin, thank you for being here you understand that very well. right? bothers me when germany and other countries are getting paid to borrow money. this is one -- i don't know where that all leads but we have to pay we're the number one in the world, by far, and we have to pay for our money. our interest rates are set high by the fed our dollar is very high and relatively speaking, but when other countries get literally they're under, they have negative rates, meaning they're under, they get paid i love this. this concept is incredible again, you don't know where the hell it leads, but you borrow money. when you have to pay it back, they pay you this is one that i like very much i'm going to talk to you about that, lou dobbs.

kevin joins us from kingston, jamaica. well done, kevin. timely interview.back to where you started about iran and the -- it is clear he is steadfast in saying they cannot get nuclear weapons. he says europe is there as well but i do not hear how they will keep them from getting it. kevin: absolutely correct. i was struck by secretary pompeo's continued assertions about the growing threat of has bella in latin america. that is precisely part of the reason he traveled here. and really trying to unify support not just around venezuela, but also. . around broader national security. as it relates to europe, secretary pompeo in the united states also very much trying to firm up strategy with the europeans to get them on the same page with the united states and to get iran to negotiate with the united nations. within the past 24 hours, tehran has said that is something they are not willing to do, especially should europe continue to use the united nations as they continue to work with the united nations to have that go on. i asked him about the senate impeachment

let's go to his kevin cirilli. kevin: the senate is expected to vote on usmca.re with the republican rep is in think south dakota, a key member of the usmca team. how is this going to impact your state specifically? say that if itto was canadian wheat, they would pay a premium for it. . if it was not, they would not pay the same premium price for the same quality of wheat. for producers in south dakota, both spring wheat and winter wheat producers, this gives them the opportunity to compete with canadian producers, long time coming. this is worth jobs in south dakota. we will be able to now trade with canada and mexico, and it is the first in a series of trade agreements we want to get done. the china deal, phase one, was done yesterday. that was a marvelous opportunity for us. that, along with this here, we think it is going to really change the markets for our commodities for our farmers and ranchers. kevin: in terms of trade policy in the past 24 hours, it has been a monumental day as it relates to china and canada and mexico. i am curious, though, when you l

i want to really thank all of those people and also with us is kevin mccarthy and kevin brady and mike conaway and verne buchanan, steve scalise. they have been incredible from day one. literally a hundred other wonderful congress men and women, we appreciate you being here. kevin, congratulations on your big victory yesterday. that was incredible. he's also a tremendous fundraiser. not that that matters. we don't even think about that. but that was a big victory yesterday. thank you very much. also here are many of the state and local leaders, including a really good friend of mine, somebody that is going to get that pipeline through and approved and finished. pete rickets of nebraska. where's pete. thank you very much. and a special man and very

kevin: de-escalating the

kevin: right. crippling sanctions just issued by the trump administration, additional sanctions on anyone trading or owning sectors in the iranian economy. . construction, metals, eight senior iran officials, all to "deny the regime the resources to continue to fund terrorism." in addition, we are also hearing that iran cannot get access to 90% of foreign reserves. they also want to note one other thing, and that is that they are going to be granted waivers for u.s. aviation investigators to help iran with the investigation into that ukraine flight that went down, so a lot of new development to sort through as we look through this, in terms of a military approach, but an escalation in the economic component of the maximum economic pressure campaign. guy: kevin, what do you hear about what comes next? the iranians have effectively walked away from the jcpoa. they are still working with the nuclear authorities, but effectively, they have walked away from jcpoa. we've got a foreign minister's meeting

this is kevin. >> this is kevin this afternoon. he was so excited.oing to show, yeah, so there's actually push, kevin is so small and light, you had to get somebody pushing kevin down to get his feet imprinted. that's a true story. >> jimmy: gravity was not enough. >> no, so they pushed him down. it's the first time i've ever seen that. >> jimmy: is he still stuck out there? >> i wish i was. the funny thing is he finally reached five feet. >> jimmy: another plus. >> another positive. >> jimmy: is kevin your best friend? >> he is definitely one of my best. >> jimmy: there are people above him? >> there's always people, he definitely, it's a real friendship. it was one that i didn't anticipate. but when it happened, and especially as you get older in life, it's not like in high school or college, where you just have a lot of best friends. no, he has become truly a great, great friend, and by the way, as much [ bleep ] as we give each other, he had a tough year, and i'm so happy he's back. >> jimmy: he did. >> and he's in the game and feeling very resil

harris met kevin was like an older brother for me.up living with a family on a property just below ours. pretty soon he was not living with these other people but living with us. he adopted us, we adopted him as connect the homeschooled weaver children quickly adapted to isolated and civil life. >> i had one girl hold memories of hiking around the mountains with my brother, going fishing with him and just exploring and having the time of our lives together. >> the idyllic life atop a mountain just what the weavers wanted for their children but paradoxically for randy and vicki getting off the grid landed them on the government's radar. >> moving to north idaho was very, very different culture and very different people from what they were used to in iowa. everywhere they went there was a problem. >> 1985 property dispute with the neighbor escalated into a federal case over accusations randy threatened a bizarre array of government officials and world leaders, including the idaho governor, the pope and president reagan. >> the secret se

kevin: it is a great point.he president ran on an anti-interventionalist platform, ending endless wars. changed his record for support on the war on iraq, now saying he was against it. on the democratic side, it will play to each of the three top contenders' strengths. you have the vice president, vice president for eight years previously as senate chairman of committee. relations you have bernie sanders who voted against the war in 2002. pete buttigieg is the only candidates on that debate stage that served in the middle east. it will play interestingly to all three of their advantages if they play it right heading into the iowa caucuses. david: it is too early to know because this happened last thursday night, but has president trump given a hostage to the leader -- could they decide to have attacks here and there and affects the election? jen: they could, but if you look at the historic polling this goes back to the 9/11 crisis. in 2002.ted this poll there were only two surveys in almost 20 years in which dem

let's start with the metro, kevin.prince andrew story that has emerged from the us really dominating the papers. it is the one big news story of the day. in all the front pages, they are completely covered by the coverage. it is astonishing really because as you said there, he did say publicly he would be willing to help any investigations that took place and it isa investigations that took place and it is a pretty hard—hitting statement put out, zero corporation, radio silence from the prince. interestingly as well, buchli and palla nt interestingly as well, buchli and pallant keeping interestingly as well, buchli and palla nt keeping at interestingly as well, buchli and pallant keeping at arms length saying it has nothing to do with us, it is all on prince andrew and so far he hasn't said anything. so the indication is they have tried to make a purchase but not getting anywhere. we are not clear legally i guess whether he could be forced to give evidence. that's right, some papers including the guardian are reporting

kevin wash. kevin, where is kevin? i don't know, kevin, i could have used you a little bit here. why weren't you more forceful when you wanted that job? why weren't you more forceful, kevin? in fact, i thought you were too forceful for the job, and i would have been very happy with you. with kevin, but thank you for being here. you understand that very well, right? bothers me when germany and other countries are getting paid to borrow money. i don't know where all that leads. but we have to pay, we are the number one in the world by far, and we have to pay for our money. our interest rates are set high by the fed. r dollars are high. relatively speaking. but when other countries get literally under, they have negative rates. meaning they are under, they get paid. i love this time of this concept is incredible. you don't know where the hell it leads. but you borrow money, and when you have to pay it back, they pay you. this is one i like very much. i will talk to you about that, lou dobbs. why are we paying and other countries are getting money when they get paid? i want to know w

kevin cramer. mike, a friend of mine. thank you very much. .hat a job you do behind the scenes is nobody sharper or smarter and we all respect you and love you. thank you. appreciate it. they have a good team. joni ernst, you got ethanol so you cannot be complaining sh. stephen, it is good for you. joni would call me along with chuck vastly. all they want to know about is ethanol. we got it done. deb fischer, same boat. she wanted that ethanol from nebraska. is an outstanding man and loves our country. he works like hell. you do anything other than politics? he likes golf. much better golfer than people would understand. he is a great guy, you get done, .e brings people together shou d chuck grassley. will you stand up. he can say things in a nice manner and it makes everybody scared. julie anythingy, to the press? comey joked like a dog. chuck is outstanding. between you and the governor, those are good ones. unbeatable under any circumstance. he makes the route every night. have you ever missed a vote? 19 not -- pres. t

kevin warsh. kevin. where's kevin? i don't know, kevin. i could have used you a little bit here. weren't you more forceful when you wanted that job? why weren't you more forceful, kevin? you're a forceful person. in fact, i thought you were too forceful, maybe, for the job. and i would have been very happy with you. but, kevin, thank you for being here. you understand that very well, right? it bothers me when germany and other countries are getting paid to borrow money. this is one -- i don't know where that all leads, but we have to pay. we're the number one in the world, by far, and we have to pay for our money. our interest rates are set high by the fed. our dollar is very high, and -- relatively speaking. but when other countries get -- literally, they're under. they have negative rates -- meaning, they're under. they get paid. i love this. this concept is incredible. again, you don't know where the hell it leads. but you borrow money, and when you have to pay it back, they pay you. this is one that i like very much. and i'm going to talk to you about that, lou dobbs. so we'r

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international world news center very good afternoon mullins kevin now in welcome to this latest half. right now into round millions of mourners have been turning out for the funeral of kasim seller money the country's most powerful general was assassinated in the usa right outside baghdad airport in iraq on friday there's been a huge outpouring of grief across the middle east and beyond iran's supreme leader earlier wept as he said prayers over the slain commanders coffin so mourners carried red flags associated with unjust bloodshed and revenge one of the 1st repercussions for the united states over it has come from iraqi m.p.'s they voted sunday to expel foreign forces from their country for conducting the killing on their soil donald trump then want iraq to brace itself for heavy sanctions if it kicks troops. we have a very extraordinarily expensive. verite piece that's there it kills billions of dollars to built long before my time we're not living unless they pay us back for it if they do ask us to leave if we don't do it in a very friendly basis will charge them sanctions like t

regret passingto him over for the top job at the fed. >> kevin. where is kevin?t know, kevin. i could have used you a little here. why were you more forceful when you wanted that job? -- were you more first for more forceful, kevin? forceful you were too joe: for the job. -- joe: is us now now, -- you know every word everyone in the fed department has ever uttered on anything. what would a federal reserve kevin warsh have looked like? >> there are two possibilities. one is, he is significantly more hawkish than jay powell. everyher is, he discards thing he has ever said or written about monetary policy and does trump's fitting. outcomes ifur two he had been picked. joe: what you are saying is that history priors a to the election of president trump of expressing fairly katesh monetary policy the only thing -- hi terry policy. the only way trump would be happy with him as if he were trump's guy. beenr 10 years, he has blasting the federal reserve for being too easy. he wrote a wall street opinion journal. even the month prior what he went on jim graham's podcast,

place" actor, william jackson harper director of "jay and silent bob reboot" filmmaker and actor, kevinfeaturing the 8g band with chris coleman. ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause wow. that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news the white house said yesterday that president trump is very, very happy with his impeachment legal team they say he only threw the remote because he thought he saw a bee. [ laughter ] senator mitt romney was seen today drinking chocolate milk during the impeachment trial and then right after, he failed a breathalyzer test. [ laughter ] "officer, i didn't know there was chocolate in there." [ laughter ] his middle east peace plan which would establish formal borders between israel and palestinian for the first time i have to say, i'm impressed that a guy in so much political trouble is still out there making plans he's like a guy on his death bed scrolling through travelocity. [ laughter ] president trump claimed

liz: kevin corke. thank you so much. kevin corke in washington.o kevin's point, senator susan collins, top republican in the senate throwing cold water on the house democrat push, to release new documents from giuliani associate, who claims they have a push to get the investigation into the bidens. talk about it with republican mike rogers. house homeland security. great to see you, sir. what do you make of susan collins her on this parnas story. the angle has been out there for some time. democrats putting that in the 11th hour shows their case is weak. >> she is exactly right. the intelligence committee had this for months. clearly they thought it wasn't consequence because they didn't include it in the articles of impeachment. she is absolutely right to say this is nothing but trying to drop new, what they consider information at the last minute to try to keep interest in what is clearly an issue that the american people are not paying attention to. liz: okay. so, this is being now touted as a smoking gun document. is it smoking gun information

marshals service and kevin harris and 14 -year-old sam weaver.of bullets sam and deputy deegan were found dead spirit prosecutors say one of the weaver family dogs found three marshals. they say kevin harris and 14 -year-old sammy weaver )-right-parenthesis the dog. they claim all three marshals identified themselves and that harris turned and shot marshall in the chest. the marshals returned fire and sammy weaver and his dog were killed and 11 day standoff began. >> but david, another member of the defense team, revealed the deputy william deegan had fired seven rounds during the initial shootout. undercutting the government's claim that he had been shot first. >> he questions how william deegan got off seven shots after being critically wounded to the point that is our might tear away from his body. devon says the government botched things terribly but can't admit it. >> weaver lead attorney jerry spence followed with a classic flourish by asking u.s. marshals on the witness stand to don the military style uniform they wore on the date of the g

kevin warshaw, kevin, i don't know kevin, i could have used you a little bit here. why weren't you more forceful when you wanted that job? why weren't you more forceful? you are a forceful person i thought you were too forceful for the job. and i would have been very happy with you. but kevin, thank you for being here. you understand that very well right? that bothers me when germany, and other countries are getting paid to borrow money. this is one where i don't know where that leads. but we have to pay, we are the number one in the world by far, and we have to pay for our money. our interest rates are set high. by the fed, our dollar is very high. and relatively speaking, but when other countries get literally they are under, they have negative rates. meaning they are under they get paid, i love this concept it's incredible. again you don't know where the hell it leads. but should borrow money, and when you have to pay it back they pay you. this is one i like very much. i'm going to talk to you about that lou dobbs. so we are set it to. why are we paying in other

that is kevin johnson, the ceo of starbucks. vonnie: david, thank you.id westin is the host of bloomberg "balance of power." david will be hosting special coverage of the iowa caucuses starting to :00 p.m. eastern on monday, february 3, live from des moines. tuesday, we are carrying president trump's state of the union address at 9:00 p.m. eastern. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." it's time for our weekly muni moment segment. taylor riggs has more from san francisco on how the fed might impact muni. taylor: joining me is crisper brigati,is christopher head of municipals at advisors asset management. we talk a lot about negative rates overseas and the impact that's had on the u.s. treasury. what impact, if any, does that have on demand for u.s. munis? christopher: it's a relative value play. it offsets our domestic corporate data as well, so it is a better alternative than negative debt overseas. it makes sense for investors to be in this space. is any ofat pres

kevin. >> i tried to fix the ice maker in my fridge in my kitchen. took the plate off, it is all electronics. there is no, i can't fix that thing. and you know, kind of depressing i really screwed it up. david: just for an ice maker. >> it wouldn't stop. kept making ice, the sensor wasn't working. david: which is why, jonathan you need google these days, right? >> information used to be expensive, i don't know most ses with the 10 commandments or world book encyclopedia. it was expensive and cumbersome. thanks to the internet, evil big tech companies, like google. information is at fingerprints. david: that is a good news story, that is a pair point from jonathan. >> my father was born in 1925. i grew up doing things with my fathers, brothers uncles. i'm a hands on person. even high-tech electronics i will give a first try, get on the phone, online chat. david: spend $1000 an hour. >> i thought you had people for that, john. >> i would have thought made the angle, here is the younger generation they have to google, look up everything. i would respond

kevin cramer. thank you, kevin. ted cruz, boy, has -- where is ted?oy oh boy, he's dying to get back there and ask those questions, i know. let me out of here, president, i want to ask those questions. he's got some beauties i'll bet. thank you, ted, for everything. you have been incredible. steve danes, my friend from the beginning. thank you, steve. joni ernst. that was the tag team with chuck and joni. tell them i'm not in, please. senator fisher, terrific person. terrific person. lindsey graham. where is lindsey? he may be having a news conference. he's working on stuff. he said i'm going over to a news conference. i said you know what i'd rather have you at the news conference. don't worry, we'll take care of it. a young, brilliant guy who has done incredibly well and respected by everybody, senator josh hawley. tremendous. thank you. where is john? you have been so great. thank you, john. john hoeven. senator james lankford. he's a terrific person. we are just together on a very special day, right, james? kelly loeffler, congratulations. really

cross-linking political intolerance i'm joined by my guest kevin chavez in washington he's the managing partner of the chavez group as well as former president of d.c. young democrats also in washington we have christopher and i we he's a political analyst and iraq war veteran also in raleigh we cross to ryan he is the national co-chair and founder of students for trump all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate ok kevin i'm going to go to you 1st because you're on the odd man out i want to make that clear i'm going to make sure that you get equal time on this program because i always welcome different opinions have any and in my introduction here i said that you know the last bias that is politically that is acceptable is this criminy against people because of their political views i mean that is on steroids right now and i think that is very it's terrible for our political discourse i'm sure i would disagree with you on many many points but i'm welcoming you on this program and i'm i actually i'm very interested in

entertainmt tonight's kevin frazier pastthe story. >>you know i may be on a yacht in miami. but i wanted to take a moment to share a little time i spe with kobe bryant back in 20. >>it was on a very special make a wish trip. the chae one young man's life got a loss or i'm sure econd. >>the 17 year-old cheed into this los vegas hospital just 2 weeks earlier complaining of a stomach ache it turned out to be anaggressive form of pancreatic cancer out on a commercial flighcame to her everhing you're like to get here to see i mean it's it's like us it is yond the game, you kn there were all blesd to do. it is a greater purpose how crazy is >>it's funny like you come away from here so happy the y of the day and spend what it was like. >>it's finding a person how it came in a row has sort of >>there's also a her visit policies boy so familiar. >>call me if there was any doubt about the power of make a by the end of the visit. carlos had the strength to stand in hug is goodbye president it's rare to hear that. >>so much more ofcolby's visit tonight e t also an update on the crash in

kevin warsh. kevin? where is kevin? i don't know, kevin, i could have used you a little bit here. why weren't you more forceful when you wanted that job? why weren't you more forceful, kevin? you are a forceful person. i thought you were too forceful maybe for the job. i would have been very happy with you, but kevin, thank you for being here. you understand at that very well, right? bothers me when germany and other countries are getting paid to borrow money. this is one, i don't know where that all leads. but we have to pay. we're number one in the world by far, and we have to pay for our money. our interest rates are set high by the fed. our dollar is very high and relatively speaking. but when other countries get literally, they're under, they have negative rates, meaning they're under, they get paid. i love this. this concept is incredible. again you don't know where the hell it leads but you borrow money and when you have to pay it back they pay you. this is one i like very much. i'm going to talk to you about that, lou dobbs. so we're set at 2. why are we paying and other c

you sent this wednesday 15th of january welcome to the update with me kevin i am there's one big bit of breaking news you see on the screen russia's prime minister dmitri medvedev has announced that the government has resigned this up a few hours ago it comes after president vladimir putin suggested changes before but to the constitution which will give parliament greater powers to appoint a prime minister roof an option is in the shooter she's been across all this force as it sounds quote this is a huge headline but much more in control 'd than one would. think when you 1st hear that dramatic headline take a so it's been a busy day rewinding for viewers just joining us what's happened here yes kevin indeed it was no doubt it is a big news and a question i believe many now ask is what does that actually mean for more than russia and i think the important thing to understand for any aggression and for anywhere there watching r.t. right now is that russia will not at all find itself in a vulnerable situation known as the power of fact as the government that just now step down will stil

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kevin: it absolutely has. there are new comments from senator susan collins, as well as comments from mitt romney, all of them, including senator lindsey graham, all of them poop, this new york times -- this new york times scoop, they at least want to see the transcript themselves, to have that submitted as some type of evidence. some of the republicans are saying there are calls for them to be witnesses. either way, the word from mitch mcconnell is that this process is still going forward and move ahead. they are saying there is nothing new alleged in the memoir transcript that was not already discussed in the house. david: thank you so much for that reporting from the white house. that is kevin cirilli. now we go to rome. a big election over the weekend. tell us what happened. matteo salvini, the head of the league was hoping to snatch a victory so he could move the country closer to snap elections. polls inen surging in the last few months and has his eyes on the prime minister's office. that did not happen