." >> reporter: sanji kumar said the suspect, later identified as juan row imagine, walked up and down the aisles, pouring gasoline all over the floor right after an argument about roman not paying for gas. >> he said, "i'm going to burn up this whole place." >> reporter: kumar said only a few moments later, roman came back into the store holding a piece of paper, lit it, and threw it down on the gas-lean soaked mats. amazingly, nothing else called fire. >> i was so scared. i called 911 right away. >> reporter: when police arrived, they said roman drove away, then pulled into the safeway gas station. >> got my coffee. waiting to fill up the pump, and here this guy pulls in along side me. >> reporter: mike maloney was parked at a nearby pump, close enough to hear the police officers yelling commands at roman as he sat in his chp.t yo hands up. get out of your pick up. we don't want to hurt you. >> reporter: according to police, officers saw what they thought was the stock of a rifle or shotgun in the pick up with roman. when he refused to get out of the truck, they called for help. >> c

watch as roman wal tough the aisles, dousing the floor with gasoline as kumar calls he comes back into the store with a lighter and a piece of paper and tosses it on the floor. >> what did you do when you saw that. >> i was so scared. i don't want to go close to to him. stayed away. >> okay. luck think there was no fire. the gas did it police followed him to nearby gas station where he refused to surrender. >> they were able to talk about what's going on with him. >> police say roman was having family troubles. he agreed to surrender after asking police for a cigarette. instead they gave him a vapor pen to smoke. police did not find a weapon in his truck. >> thank god i didn't fight with him. >> reporter: san jeev kumar is relieved there was no fire and no one got hurt. in novato, cornell bernd abc 7. >>> family, friends and community members gathered at the commonwealth club in san francisco yesterday to celebrate the life of former kgo radio host ray taliaferro. taliaferro's family, former mayor jordan and many of his colleagues spoke. >> ray was a remarkable personality. a great man

swing bowler bhuvneshwar kumar, who missed the test series due to a niggling injury, says his side canot impossible to win the series, but it won't be easy for us as we are playing away from home. we are preparing our men to win extra matches, it is kind of knockout for us. we can't afford to lose this match, so we are not thinking anything different from what we have been thinking for the last couple of years, one year, so we just want to win the match and eve ryo ne we just want to win the match and everyone is positive today. we just want to win the match and everyone is positive todaym we just want to win the match and everyone is positive today. if you look across the list, there is so much opportunity for guys to put up their hand and i really make her spot their own. so not only is it i guess a good lead up to the world cup, it is a really good opportunity for guys to say i want that spot. i think we saw that the other night. so another opportunity tomorrow and hopefully we can continue that great form. stephane peterha nsel raced to his second stage win of this year's dakar ral

maria teresa kumar, president and ceo of voter latino.er all are msnbc contributors. and gene robinson, your reaction to the president's speech. >> well, it was, i think, steve schmidt said it was low energy. it certainly was that. he's not very good at the teleprompter thing. you know, i -- i heard two things -- two nuances that were new. one, it'se now a physical barrier. it's not aa wall. it's not the big beautiful wall he promised, of course, paid by mexico. it's ase physical barrier. i don't know, a hedge or something. that he wants. and -- and this -- there was a new lie which is that it's the democrats who insist that the physical t barrier, not wall, be made of steelll rather than it was -- it was almost as if he were just sort of writing an excuse for failing to get the wall. an t excuse to his base for failing to deliver on this ridiculous promise that never could belo fulfilled in the firs place. it was an absurd idea. and he seemed to have no idea of how to get it. of how to get where he promised to get. and to actually build this thing. andth so he just,

." >> reporter: gas station manager sanji kumar said the suspect walked up and down the aisles, pouring gasoline all over the floor right after an argument about roman not paying for gas. >> he said, "i'm going to burn up this whole place." >> reporter: kumar said only a few moments later, roman came back into the store holding a peels of paper, lit it, and threw it down on the gasoline-soaked mats. amazingly, nothing else caught fire. >> i was so scared. i called 911 right away. >> reporter: when police arrived, they say roman drove away, then pulled into the safeway gas station. >> got my coffee, waiting to fill up the pump, and here this guy pulls in along side me. i didn't know what was going on at first. i thought maybe the guy was speeding or something. when they jumped up and drew rifles, i knew something more was going on. >> reporter: mike maloney was close enough to hear the police officers yelling commands at roman as he sat in his chevy pick up. >> one: "put your hands up. get out of your pick up. we don't want to hurt you." >> reporter: according to police, officers saw wha

to jeremy peters, to anita kumar, two of our returning veterans, our thanks. >>> coming up, more of the shutdown politics with two political veterans. here's a hint. both of them from the same state. including a look at one component that could sway trump, his poll numbers. more on that when we come back. the super bowl is coming. is your bathroom ready? stock up on febreze now, ...before it's too late. breathe happy they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! [ chanting ""top the shutdown" ] >> those protesters outside mitch mcconnell's office want to get back to work. they would like to get paid for their work as well. there's been little public talk of an actual shutdown solution. the house passed its tenth bill today to reopen the government, but it doesn't include

maria teresa kumar, president and ceo of voter latino.er all are msnbc contributors. and gene robinson, your reaction to the president's speech. >> well, it was, i think, steve schmidt said it was low energy. it certainly was that. he's not very good at the teleprompter thing. you know, i -- i heard two things -- two nuances that were new. one, it'se now a physical barrier. it's not aa wall. it's not the big beautiful wall he promised, of course, paid by mexico. it's ase physical barrier. i don't know, a hedge or something. that he wants. and -- and this -- there was a new lie which is that it's the democrats who insist that the physical t barrier, not wall, be made of steelll rather than it was -- it was almost as if he were just sort of writing an excuse for failing to get the wall. an t excuse to his base for failing to deliver on this ridiculous promise that never could belo fulfilled in the firs place. it was an absurd idea. and he seemed to have no idea of how to get it. of how to get where he promised to get. and to actually build this thing. andth so he just,

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nishant kumar joining us on this hedge funds story.t is time now for our stock of the hour. shares of ww are on the decline, falling more than 7% after getting a downgrade on jpmorgan on the enrollment area. katie lyons is here with more. i thought the enrollment was going well. kailey: it hasn't. they have been struggling. it was when oprah winfrey was the major shareholder but she sold her stake. are down 50% since then, and they have been struggling to sustain the growth they saw under her, and analyst at jp morgan are cutting the price to $37, along with downgrading shares to neutral from outperform. i should note her price target was previously $70, so this is a deep cut. you can see i have a chart in the gtv library showing her price target is close to where the shares are trading. they are under $33 and only 44% as a percentage of the average price target, still above the 70 level. her reason for doing this is subscriber growth, specifically in the new year's resolution period, where maybe a lot of people are looking to lose wei

>> if you had to be stuck in an elevator with either president trump, mike pence kumar jeff sessions,be? w >> just one of us has to come out alive? >> sean: it gets far worse. remember when she got busted for releasing deceptively edited videos that smeared justice kavanaugh and pushed anti-catholic bigotry by grilling one of president trump president trump's judicial nominees about belonging to the knights of columbus. how was this unifying? i was as good for the country? is not just criticism from the right. she's also facing criticism for not being progressive and osprey g is not the only troubling democratic candidate. new york senator kirsten gillibrand trying to win loyalty from the far left democratic party. now she appears to be learning from her mentor, hillary clinton, about the power of flipping and flopping to try toee win back. for example, this week she told the "new york daily news" she now favors giving illegal immigrants driver's licenses nsafter coming out against that. in i 2007. during an interview on abc on sunday, she was pressed about her stark shift on immigrat

komal sri-kumar , thank you so much. david westin with important interviews in the noon hour.: bloomberg surveillance, tom and francine from london and new york. the earnings season kicks off on monday, with fixed revenue likely to be lower than last year. reports asmorgan doubts over the growth prospects mounts. looking to see if the decline in average loans continues. we have bank of america telling bloomberg last month he expects revenue to decline in the fourth quarter and that reports wednesday with goldman sachs. thursday, we get morgan stanley, which has seen upgrade in a season of pessimism. there is a lot to look at next week. and we will summary drive for the conversation on and thethrough the week future of global banking. about, including european banking with all the challenges that deutsche bank. att a celebration this week eurasia group, the top 10 risks of 2019. thank you for your response. to the director of russia and the challenges of ukraine. utin update? how popular is he in russia? 60% range, that is down from where we saw him in the last couple of years.

. >> joining me now, jonathan capeheart, opinion writer for "the washington post," maria theresa kumar john harwood, cnbc editor at large. the enthusiasm i showed you is because i love talking about 2020. i'm not ashamed of my love for talking about this subject. i'm going to do it. we'll get to julian in a second. jonath jonathan, you interviewed senator harris. in your interview with her recently did you get the sense that her run for president is a definite? it feels like a definite. >> oh, yeah. look, joy, when you read her book it is throughout -- there are clues dropped that show she's going to run. right there on page 5 she introduces you to her father donald harris, a professor emeritus from stanford in economics. when she was a young child her father would say run, kamala, run as fast and as far as you can. that's page five. by the end of the book on page 281, yeah, i read the book. she writes there, when your children and grandchildren ask you what did you do in this time -- in these challenging times, what will you tell them? what did you do? use it as an opportunity to ask

councilman kumar you were afraid that that will end with north koreans?joe: the proposal for insulting north koreans being part of it is to put a little bit of thumb and nose to it but if you look at the other streets we have renamed in the past, can month square in front of the chinese mission and rename soviet dissidents for the former soviet union embassy and we have improve those relationships over time. i don't think this is any stumbling blocks or preventative measure that will prevent us from moving forward with korean peninsula peace, but it will serve as a reminder of the authoritarian and brutal nature of that dictatorship. >> eric: hopefully that sign otto warmbier way will go up this year and do you think that colleagues and mayor bill de blasio will support this? >> joe: i think so and they can certainly send letters to my office we will make sure they get to the right place, but we have about a couple of months before we take up this measure. we will have to weigh in with the community board with a bunch of steps but i'm optimistic. >> eric: