>> i should have learned. >> tom: lori, -- >> i would have taken him to the hotel. >> tom: lori, you'renly one who made a really good point. i don't know if they picked up on it, but it doesn't have to do with politics, boys are going to fight about anything. >> you heard the mother with her whole political, she's on the political bully pulpit. he's observing all of this stuff, he's got the hat, they're on the school bus, it's what they do. the fact that they got meditation or whatever they call it -- >> mediation. [laughter] >> tom: harrison, stop picking on 12-year-old boys. moving on. next story, everybody. barack obama continues to lead our country on a path to ruin. i'm sorry, old habits. let me start again. barack obama is on vacation. yes, the former president and his wife michelle are staying at one of richard branson's private islands in the caribbean's. he tweeted that he challenged obama to a learning contest and posted a video. ♪ ♪ >> tom: great britain, 50. can you come out one obama ran into an old coworker in the caribbean waters, what are the chances? by the end of the t

we're glad you've joined us, lori wallach in just a moment. >>> pleased to welcome lori wallach to this program. her division has been tracking globalization and controversial trade negotiations since 1995. she's trying to figure out if donald trump will keep his campaign promises. it's always good to have you on the program. when you look back on the campaign, both trump and bernie sanders tapped into the ire that so many fellow citizens have about these trade deals in the end. bernie did not win donald trump did. >> a lot of americans are extremely agrieved about how these trade agreements have come out. they got branded free trade. they're just trojan horse maneuvers to expand corporate power. the country woke up right, left and center and said, this was not good for me. there were 500 corporate advisers who negotiate these deals with officials behind closed doors, they got what they wanted. we've seen millions of jobs offshored, wages pushed down, floods of unsafe imported food. medicines a medicines prices jacked up. bernie sanders realized it. trump realized it, the polling shows

>> lori, that is such crap. >> no, it is not crap. you're not the guy to walk away and walk off. >> so stick around, because tonight we're all swimming with sharks. >> swimming with the sharks. >>> it is great to have you all with us tonight. and more importantly, it's great to have the sharks with us. it's so rare to get you all in one room unless you're duking it out. >> that's right. and actually, lori greiner is not with us tonight. she's actually out, guys, working one of her deals. not to rub it in -- >> yeah, that's what she says. >> she's a lot more dedicated than us. >> at any rate, this is a huge milestone for you. $100 million worth of deals made in the tank. >> save some elephants. >> you got a deal. >> and i think a lot of viewers actually, some of them think this isn't your own money when you invest in these companies. is every dollar -- >> oh, yeah. >> -- that each of you invests your own money? >> absolutely. >> oh, yeah. >> it's just that mark invests a lot more than the rest of us. >> which shark has had the most hit

ethan harris and lori heine, still with us for morning meeting. lori heinel, still with us.job by trying to keep margin play? ethan: i think it -- march in play? ethan: i think it is important. there is a good case for the fed to hike at their match meeting. -- march meeting. the reason that we don't expect the hike is the policy uncertainty in the rest of washington. better to wait until june to see how it plays out. based onhat again, economic fundamentals and things being quiet and the rest of washington, there's a good case for hiking at this meeting. alix: before the break we asked if you would rather get a transcript of trump or yellen, who would you pay? lori: i would pick yellen, i think that is still the most important story this week erie of trump tomorrow, everyone will be anticipating his policy statements and where we are in particular, but i think we are likely to get a lot of clarity out of that speech and the fact that there may be things that he puts out that scare the market of it. -- a bit. how is it going to play and how do we position against that? alix:

lori has gotten in front of the camera as well.u see stocks what is holding us back from the 13th record in a row? we're down 16, by the way. >> it is mind-set of everyone. there is concern, i said this earlier to you, liz. has this been a honeymoon period since the outcome of t election, are these gains, unprecedented gains in the stock market justified? let's hear the president. we know he goes off script, put it simply. >> here we go. liz: hold on, hold on! four 1/2 minutes to go. we're now down single digits having come back from a low of the session down 5. the dow is down nine. let me tell you what is leading. jpmorgan. the banks to your point, troy. larry shover, are you still there? apple turned positive after being hit in last half hour with some outages. what is going on in psychology, four minutes to go. >> psychology overall people are spending too much time looking at the president's tweets somehow he will announce and pass a one trillion dollar infrastructure plan. maybe a half a trillion. that money has to come from

montenegro noticias telemundo. >> los carteles. >> lori montenegro muchas gracias. >> son el blancoficÓ su decision asegurando que el narcotrÁfico se ha extendido por todo el paÍs y estÁ destruyendo la sangre de los jÓvenes de estados unidos, la firma tuvo lugar durante la juramentaciÓn de jeff sessions como el nuevo secretario de justicia. >> los hijos de joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn de anuncian haber sido vÍctimas de un atentado por parte de un ex socio de su padre, el supuesto ataque serÍa parte de la guerra desatada en el mismo cartel de sinaloa que parece recrudecer de la extradiciÓn de joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn a estados unidos. >> ingrid tiene los detalles. >> ivÁn y alfredo hijo de joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn temen por sus vidas es lo que revela una carta que supuestamente hicieron llegar a diferentes medios de comunicaciÓn en mÉxico donde cuenta que damaso lÓpez les preparÓ una emboscada junto a ismael zambada, el abogado dijo que no tienen comunes con los jÓvenes pero sÍ con cercanos a ellos. >> para el especialista Álvarez esta carta no es de los guzmÁn. >> es inverso sÍmil qu

lory montenegro amplia. >>> jesÚs valenzuela dejÓ atrÁs los campos de batalla y ahora en otra guerra.> peleando para quedarme aquÍ. >>> el veterano tiene orden de deportaciÓn. >>> esta bandera la que yo defendÍ. >>> sufre de stress pos traumÁtico y la falta de ayuda mÉdica lo condujo a la droga. si aquÍ no le han dado la ayuda necesaria. >>> valenzuela y pÉrez nunca se hicieron ciudadanos, son resi n residentes legales. y si vuelven a mÉxico serÍan blanco de carteles que buscan su experiencia de combate, su esperanza estÁ en miembros de congreso. >>> si alguien que peleo por este paÍs tiene derecho de vivir

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lori rothman big name stocks shattered their record highs. lori, who are the big winners today? >> david, have a look, with a broad range rally. winners from all kind ever sectors, financials, particularly banks and insureses technology, goldman sachs, leading trump rally, what everyone is pinning it to. so excited to hear trump's tax plan for individuals as well as corporate. nasdaq, another all-time high, all indexes benchmark we follow. on pace, what is interesting consecutive record since december of 1999, you remember that, right? right before the tech bubble burst? seven straight records, unbelievable. fueling, excuse me the nasdaq again, getting excited, sirius, warren buffett announcing a new stake in sirius. yahoo! revised price for yahoo! in wake of all those hacks. keep an eye on that. airlines, similar story, warren buffett also announcing a stake with his berkshire hathaway. so he now owns with berkshire hathaway, anywhere from seven to over 9% of the four major u.s. airlines. that contributed to the gains there across that sector. back to you. david: lori, thank yo

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one, lori. >> very special guest. tuckman, one of the best sources here on floor of the exchange. snapchat filing paperwork to go public. what can you add to the breaking news, peter? >> we're waiting to find out when they were going to file and where they were going to list. obviously as broker on new york stock exchange, we were, i walls hopefully anticipating they would bring it here and, we find out just now, just came across they filed for their ipo and it will be listed on the floor of the new york. >> it had been predicted valued at $25 billion. do you have anymore details? >> i don't know what the valuation is. the blips that are coming out are so huge. revenues of 4$0 million versus an -- 74 -- $470 million. estimated 150 million daily users. >> how discuss it compare to facebook? could be second largest. >> very possible i don't think it has the track record or history obviously that facebook does but obviously the hugest thing in social media that is going on right now. 158 million daily users. >> ceo evan

josÉ, regreso contigo. >>> gracias lori por el informe.as, nos vamos directamente a la casa blanca. ahÍ estÁ con nosotros la asesora especial del presidente trump y directora de asunto para los medios de prensa helen aguirre. gracias por estar con nosotros >>> gracias a ti, josÉ. >>> vamos a comenzar con las muchas inacer dum bres preguntas y temor quien serÍa superioridad para la deportaciÓn del presidente trump. ¿quÉ nos puedes decir de eso helen?. >>> vamos a ver la implementaciÓn de las leyes que existen actualmente. y una continuaciÓn de las mismas polÍticas que hemos visto los Últimos 8 aÑos con excepciÓn que se regresa a la fuerza de seguridad fronteriza, la habilidad para poder realmente arrestar y detener a aquellas personas, principalmente aquellos que han cometido delitos penales y un en fo enfoque sobre las ciudades santuario. es un desafÍo a la ley federal y uno no puede pie escoger la ley que puede apagar e ignorar. >>> daca que fue una acciÓn ejecutiva no se estÁ tocando se mantiene en pie. ciertamente daca no se afecta f lo

lori montenegro amplia esta importante noticia del dÍa. >>> el muro del presidente trump ya no es solo en poco mÁs de una semana el gobierno federal comenzarÁ a recibir las propuestas de las compaÑÍas interesadas en la controversia tarea. proyecto en que este obrero de la construcciÓn dice jamÁs trabajarÍa. >>> para mÍ, es mala inversiÓn hacer un muro que no trae beneficio. >>> este es el anuncio del departamento de seguridad nacional las empresas que tendrÍan hasta el 10 de marzo para presentar sus planos y diseÑos. >>> los seleccionados deben someter antes del 24 de marzo es propuesta final y incluye el precio que cobrarÍan al gobierno es asÍ como el presidente trump hoy complacida a la base mÁs conservadora del partido. (hablado en inglÉs). >>> el anuncio no especÍfica como serÍa el muro. >>> no ofrece dets r y eso en cuanto a la distancia si serÁ de 8 pies o serÁ concreto. >>> puede costar 25 mil millones de dÓlares y tomarÍa 3 aÑos para terminarlo. >>> hoy el mandatario repitiÓ que en mÉxico pagarÍa por ello. esta semana entre las directrices estaba analizar la ayuda econÓmica que

melissa: thanks, lori. phil, oil still managing to end in the green despite a report of second highest weekly build of supply on record. that was huge. >> it was huge, and it blindsided the market. nobody was looking for that number, melissa. everybody was scratching their head. after the number came out everybody said where did the oil come from? it came from the strategic petrol crumb reserve! that is it where a lot of it came from. six million barrels of increase was reclassification supplies. it was the strategic petroleum reserve. shell brought it. it goes into commercial inventories up six million barrels. not only that, we call a report came across the wire from the department of energy. they will sell another 10 million barrels of oil from thspthis month. th mns w see 10 million barrels more go from the strategic petroleum reserve into commercial inventories. that will be for sale. that will offset some opec production cut where compliance is at 91%. it has been an amazing day. oil coming from every

en washington, lori montenegro noticias telemundo. >>> hoy, tambiÉn se ha revelado un nuevo plan paragresista republicano por alabama, quiere imponer un impuesto de 2% a las remesas. algo que podrÍa desestabilizar la economÍa de millones de familias en ambos lados de la frontera. ingrid barrera con las reacciones. >>> vive en la incertidumbre no sabe si le va a seguir alcanzando el dinero para sus gastos. la mayor parte de su mantenciÓn den pe de de los 400 dÓlares que envÍan sus hermanos de estados unidos >>> para comer, el medicamento de mi mamÁ, tiene in fui zaoenz renal. >>> lo mismo ulises es que se encarga de sus padres en mi shaw dan y el dinero que recibe de chicago le es imprescindible >>> si hubiera problemas con remesas serÍa mÁs difÍcil o igual o imposible. >>> el congresista republicano por alabama mike rogers va a presentar una iniciativa de ley para agregar un 2% a e mesas para pagar parte del muro fronterizo >>> esto generarÍa mil millones dÓlares al aÑo. este es un mÉtodo. >>> la desesperaciÓn se vive en ambos lados de la frontera. >>> si Él lo quiere hacer, que lo ha

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lori montenegro nos amplÍa. >> la foto publicada por ivanka trump en las redes sociales provocÓ grans bueno como no me gusta. >> la foto enojÓ a este joven que no piensa era apropiado. >> esto es lo que estÁn haciendo mÁs importante en vez de mover nuestra naciÓn adelante. >> esta pareja lo vio con otros ojos. >> (habla en inglÉs). >> no le ve nada malo, igual cree es caballeroso que la mujer estÉ sentada entre dos hombres que estÁn de pie. >> llamaron tambiÉn mucho la atenciÓn estas fotos con miradas de complicidad entre ivanka trump y el primer ministro canadiense justin trudeau, algunos diarios la interpretoaron en tonos sarcÁstico haciendo bromas incluso de mal gusto, pero no cabe duda que estas fotografÍas se interpretan en clave polÍtica. >> existe diferencias entre el primer ministro trudeau y el presidente trump y se notaba antes que arrancara la reuniÓn bilateral, eso parecÍa desaparecer en presencia de la hija del mandatario cuando participaron en una reuniÓn con mujeres empresarias un tema que apasiona a ivanka. >> y que terminÓ en un acuerdo entre washington y ottawa de t

. >> can i throw to lori right now? lori is looking at disney's stock.oming out with earnings. listen, charlie makes an interesting point about this, this might be the suitor if of course they can clean it up. they can clean up twitter. >> tell you off the bat here, liz and charlie, shares of disney down half a percent ahead of the earnings call. we see this 15 minutes past the hour. quarter to quarter that could change. options market pricing in decent amount of volatility in either direction as a result of the earnings what those numbers will be. off the top of my head it is a long shot if disney mentions anything about twitter in the earnings report today. but we do know we may hear something about the management plan because of bob iger and succession plan there likely in the near future. in terms of the numbers, we're looking to earnings to slip around 9%, a buck 49 a share, slight increase in revenue, $16.26 billion. espn subscriptions as usual will be in big focus. >> when i was at super bowl i you saw a lot of executives from at&t, they're doing

lori mckenna wrote this. songs and i had the opportunity as to -- somebody to give you a song like that and put it into your care to go in and make a record. i mean it was scary for me because anybody who heard lori sing, she sent me it with her voice and just an accusic guitar and took my head a while to get around it. in the end i think it turned out all right in it was worth the wait. let's put it that way. worth the wait. going back out on tour with this little woman, faith hill. >> i know. i know. better part of me. [ applause ] >> we're excited. it's been ten years since we've gone on a tour proper, out on the road. >> it's been that long? >> it's been ten year, yeah, our first one -- we met in '6 on touring to and our first together tour was in 2000 and 2006 and '07. >> when you go on tour with your wife is it kind of like being t the road at home. >> i just kind of do what she says. [ applause ] >> you walked into that. >> but the soundtrack for your latest "the shack," the movie. >> we saw -- tonight

lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, how about that close for the dow? looking good. >> so much for some profit-taking today or investors hitting a pause button on the trump rally. let's go through it, cheryl. what drove the nasdaq? kraft-heinz announcing it wants to buy unilever for $143 billion. that would be the largest deal in the food and consumer products industry. unilever says the price is not high enough, no thanks. we'll follow it. move on to t-mobile. reports are saying softbank would give up its control of t-mole so t-mobile sprint combine. that helped shares of t-mobile. unitedheth turning positive in the last second. united health was the biggest drag today. the government reportedly joining a lawsuit that unitedhealth overcharged medicare. watch that. the dow positive for the week. closing at record highs with this 3-point gain at the close every single day this week. that's staggering. the pace which this rally built on gains since inauguration day, really since election day, go back to november is really quite impressive. investors very

back to you years lori, thank you for that.avid: traders await tomorrow's weekly inventory report gold closing lower for the fourth straight day, settling at 1229 an ounce as the dollar camed from upbeat comment from fed chair janet yellen on the state of the nation's economy. melissa. melissa: president trump meeting with homeland security head john kelly and attorney general jeff sessions in the white house. we'll keep an eye on any headlines coming out of that. we'll bring them to you as soon as they happen. david: with all the political turmoil over the resignation of general mike flynn, stocks remaining resilient. they rose during the democrats press conference where they were threatening all kinds of investigations. here is the "wall street journal" dan hen anyone gear. this says a lot about the resilience of this bull market, does it not? >> they're looking for possibility of cuts in corporate tax rate and financial regulatory reform. just relief from the burdens sitting on the economy for the past eight years under pres

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lori, you were talking about the state budget cuts which were quite severe.re's a lot of -- the city has been both sort of fighting for resources and also has made its own cuts and you wanted to say something jedediah. >> i wanted to say another thing that's happening is our leadership have left young people literally to be in a place of having to survive and fight for ourselves and those most pressing issues in our neighborhood, we read there's a person being shot, racial tension, we have to fight for ourselves. and there have been times where i've been willing to allow the city who shows up to engage, but the city has never been proactive in providing resources and chances for individuals on the ground fighting to improve the quality of life here. >> what does it mean when you say you feel like you're on your own. when you're talking about something like violence, for instance, how does that operationaze. what does that mean on the ground where you feel like we have to take care of this or no one will. >> it's in every facet of our life. the mayor's office

lori, thank you. president donald trump reminding americans he wassen playing games about building a border wall and who will pay for it. plus senate republicans using a rule to shut down elizabeth warren. jeff blake making a loose comparison to old rule 19. >> one time when i was speaking in the house on lifting the cuba travel ban, a republican member stood up and said the member just wants to lift the travel ban so he can drink mojitos on the beach. i'm mormon, i don't drink mojitos. everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. your little sounds of crispy bacon mix drives me crazy. you naughty little (smack) did you just spank your lunch? yes. nice. food you want to fork. devour. what are you doing? getting your quarter back. fountains don't earn interest, david. you know i work at ally. i was being romantic. you know what i find romantic? a robust annual per

humble and kind >> when you get where you're going turn right back around ♪ >> the song's writer, lori, yes, five kids. >> do your homework? >> i was thinking that they don't listen to a word i say. i just wanted to make a list of things that i want them to know. there's lines in there for each of the kids. >> do each 6 your few kids know which line is intended for them? >> no. ♪ sometimes you don't love somebody. >> mckenna writes for nashville's biggest stars including rebeen mcentire and keith urban. ♪ i tell you right now the only thing i really know is that you might change your mind ♪ >> ♪ well here's what i know. >> i want to make people feel something that they didn't know they felt or didn't want to spend the time feeling at that moment but there it is. ♪ she never sits for a minute ♪ >> i can't make you dance, got to try to make you cry. >> the weight of the world ] >> in your life you've never lived more than, what, a mile from here? >> yeah, i lived about another half mile up the street, we lived there for about 17 years. >> what's unique about lori mckenna's voice is her a

and we have a great leader in lorie nicholls uw's 26th president. she started in may, 2016. she came at a challenging time. it's hard enough to be a university president let alone during a time of budget cuts. it's great to have her at the helm. we are proud of the new facilities at the university of wyoming which will strengthen wyoming's reputation as a leader in education, technology and innovation. we proud of the academic research and athletic achievements at uw, speaking of which, how about that cowboy football team? [ applause ] they gave us some great memories, and we appreciate that. and lorie, we thank you for your leadership at a critical time. and thank you for being here today. please stand so we may recognize you and the university of wyoming. [ applause ] >>> we are keeping in the competitive edge. and that's a wise thing to do at all times, especially during a time of constrained revenue. in 2016, we pressed on with efforts to promote and diversify our economy. i'll give a few examples. we are now and shall always be a proud ag state. ag puts food on the tabl

lori: we are actually not factoring in anything from d.c.ount. we think there is an impulse toward cutting taxes and we're not making prognostications. they are deeply undervalued our model. terrible, butbeen it does look like it's coming to the end of that story. it is a very binary trade on politics. i am not alone in that category. jonathan: it's great to have you with us in the program as we wrap up things on bloomberg daybreak. i am jonathan ferro. thank you very much for joining us. we are 26 minutes into the session. let's get you up to speed. equities are just treading water across the united states. 500 is in marginally negative territory. the dollar is stronger as well. we come in at .5% against a single currency. that's it for us from york city. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: from new york, i am vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton. welcome to bloomberg markets. vonnie: we're going to take you from new york to london and cover stories out of washington dc, paris, and moscow. these are the top stories we're following. the legal battl

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to the new york stock exchange lori, what's going on? >> reporter: not sure according to the release why things fell apart. we have numbers here. cigna is reopened, up one-third of 1%. now one-half of 1%. halted on the news. cigna notifying anthem it terminated agreement and plan to combine. cigna did announce it will expand repurchase authority to $3.7 billion. that's in an effort to thank shareholders looking forward to the merger which had enhanced the value. some investors and analysts did believe. the repurchase announcement is a way to acknowledge that, and our producer handing me another headline, that the quote here is that cigna does not have a right to terminate the agreement to the reference, according to the referenced merger act so cigna will file suit for damages looking for damages more than $13 billion. breaking news here, we'll follow the shares and direction here on wall street. anthem holding down now, one quarter of a percent. liz: do you not find this stunning, four health care companies, aetna, humana, cigna, anthem

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lory montenegro amplia. >>> jesÚs valenzuela dejÓ atrÁs los campos de batalla y ahora en otra guerra. bandera la que yo defendÍ. >>> sufre de stress pos traumÁtico y la falta de ayuda mÉdica lo condujo a la droga. si aquÍ no le han dado la ayuda necesaria. >>> valenzuela y pÉrez nunca se hicieron ciudadanos, son resi n residentes legales. y si vuelven a mÉxico serÍan blanco de carteles que buscan su experiencia de combate, su esperanza estÁ en miembros de congreso. >>> si alguien que peleo por este paÍs tiene derecho de vivir aquÍ. >>> no se sabe cuantos veteranos han sido deportados podrÍan ser cientos y el gobierno dice no tienen estos datos. ahora se explora un proyecto de ley que los ayude a ellos. >>> una familia ha pagado todo por este paÍs, ha sido mi familia, no voy a tener nietos, ni navidades con ella era mi Única hija. para una familia que ha perdido todo dicen que la deportaciÓn serÍa acto cruel, noticias telemundo. >>> el nominado por presidente trump a secretario de trabajo admitiÓ haber empleado una inned q men en su casa. pero asegura que cuando supo su status legal la

lori -- is that a rural part? what is it like?aller: there is a lot of heroin people going around because like i said, i am an alcoholic and i go to aa meetings. we have a lot of people that have done other drugs and stuff. one guy i know, he has died a few times and they brought him back to life i think at least three i know of. ?ost: with naloxone caller: i do not know what they used, but he is into heroin. , thaty build that wall will save us a lot of money from the people that are getting addicted to stuff. drugs -- keep drugs from coming in and all that so i think the wall is a good idea. host: how easy is it to get heroin and how much does it cost? caller: no, i do not. i am an alcoholic and i do not do that kind of stuff. i am sure my friends could tell you. i have got a lot of friends who have done it but i myself have not. host: alan in cedar hill, missouri. kingston, bert is a medical professional. what is it like in kingston, rhode island? caller: we are expecting a lot of snow right now but it is a nice new england tow

lori rothman is live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. it's been another unbelievable week. wow, up over how many points since election day? >> it's staggering sandra. this week alone the dow is down 60 points. it's the worst level at the session. looking at gains of 1% across the board. we saw that when president trump visited the boeing plant in south carolina today. his themes were simple. basically, rely less on import, more on made in the usa. he said that companies that do move outside the u.s. will face heavy penalty. no surprise that boeing shares the best performer on the dow average. that's the bench mark for some 30 stocks across the broad range of industries that give us a good flavor of the broader market. also hitting lifetime highs today, boeing. as you said, boeing's debuting that brand new dream liner. third member of the family flying in a couple weeks. billions in orders for it already. this is very good. >> sandra: the dream liner since its original debut years ago. it's been a game changer for the industry. really a g

teddy, scott, of course lori. down 21. we're falling further away from what would have been never-before-seen territory and that would be 13 straight record closes. here comes from the closing bell. [closing bell rings] no, it does not appear to be a record. the dow is down 24. david, melissa, you get to take it from here. melissa: there it goes the dow's longest record streak in 30 years, 12 straight days coming to an end. the index failing to close at new record high. david: i'm trying to listen to the music. we have special music whether we made it or didn't. ♪ oh, okay. still a good day. i'm david asman. glad you could join us. more on downturn from dow ahea here is what else we have for you at this hour. >>> taking his case to the lawmakers and the american people. president donald trump getting ready to deliver his first address to a joint session of congress in just five hours, the president will lay out his bold agenda for our country amid new resistance from some top republicans, his own party. plus the battle to

musician, lori lewis and her friends help the bloody mary show.ld is divided. >> for me, playing music is an absolute gift in a time when there is so much malt in the world. >> the musician was raised in berkeley where she fell in love with bluegrass music and now she and her band have been nominated for best bluegrass album. the music is inspired by real women not afraid to sing about real-life. the work is called the hazel session and on it, songs by the female duo, hazel and alice. >> these are the founding mothers of bluegrass. >> reporter: bluegrass music was dominated by men and in the mid-1960s, hazel and alice came along. >> we had the working girl blues and mama is going to stay and it enriched the repertoire so much. >> reporter: lewis is honored to get the nomination. >> i love those two so much and i'm so happy to see them getting recognition. [ music ] >> reporter: in berkeley, betty yu, kpix5. >>> the grammy red carpet coverage starts at 435 tonight and the grammys i live at 5:00 with an encore presentation at 8:30 followed by a spec

lori in dallas, texas, also experienced with this issue. caller: good morning, greta. host: good morning. caller: ever since i can remember -- i heard that guy talking that was 52 -- all of my friends, i called my older friends elders, they have all done drugs. and they are always going to get drugs. and i do not know what the solution is, but back then we kept our mouth shut about it. these kids these days, they are bragging about what they are doing like it is no big deal. they're out in the open saying, i did this and i did that. host: what do you think about the numbers? since 1999, the number of overdose deaths involving opioids has quadrupled. in 2015, over 20,000 deaths related to prescription pain relievers and 13,000 related to heroin. caller: i have been on prescription drugs for 15 years. they wanted to put me on methadone and i said no. i have a couple of diseases that you cannot look at me on the outside and know about it. i have sarcoidosis of the lungs and it is moving all over my body, and i have fibromyalgia. there is night i wake up and sit here and c

presidente trump que a partir de ahora no sÓlo persiguirÁ a indocumentado con cargos criminales violentos, loriaciÓn >>> orden estÁ escrita y quienes no tengan documentos en el paÍs estÁ sujeto a deportaciÓn. el gobierno niega que llevaran a cabo deportaciones masivas la prioridad reiteran son los criminales, pero criminales ahora son considerados los convictos por manjar embriagados, usar documentos fr fraudulentos. >>> estos documentos representan un cambio radical >>> apuntan a la orden de contratar a 10 mil abltgentes >>> bajo esta administraciÓn todo puede ser deportado >>> por ahora daca se han tiene en pie. ahora (informaciÓn en pantalla) se aplicarÍa en el pais a indocumentado que no pueden demostrar que llevan 2 aÑos aquÍ. >>> negarÁ a muchas personas el debido proceso no van a tener la oportunidad de ir frente de un juez >>> se restaura el programa 287 g y entren acuerdos con departamento de policÍas locales en la frontera. en la mirilla los padres de menores indocumentados que llegaron sÓlo y pagaron a un coyote para traerlos, podrÍan ser penalizados. y habrÁ mayor escrutinio de las

. >> lori an hopes the infusion given as part of a clinical trial will help her heart. >> i have 17 grandchildren heart disease runs in her family. both grandfathers died of heart disease. she had her first heart a attack at 47. she has diabetes putting her at a greater risk of problems. one of several doctors nationwide involved in a trial to see if keylation can help. it means to bind to. the treatment uses an int venus solution to bind to metals in the blood. the body then flushes them out. it's fda approved to treat led poisoning but it's been used for other uses including heart disease. >> the theory is to rid the body of the heavy metals so the body functions better. >> the theory is not proven but it's getting another look after tests were published a few years ago. >> it was surprising to everyone seeing the data. >> the biggest results were in patients with diabetes. a 43% reduction in deaths. the nih has funded a $37 million double blind trial to see if the first results can be replicated. there are plenty of skeptics, including a presentive cardiologist at penn medicine. he doesn't buy

. >> reporter: john and lori's son josh fell in love with the game in preschool. >> he went to every trojan football game on friday nights from the time he's been 4 years old until the time he graduated as a senior. >> reporter: he went on to start auburn and now for the atlanta fall tons. >> the sacrifices he made, the commitment. that's what makes us most proud. now the super bowl puts it all on steroids for us. >> reporter: but the falcons aren't the only super bowl team with a hometown hero. >> this is so exciting. >> reporter: while we were filming, a spontaneous reunion with the jones family, also royalty around here. sharon and so stacy are the parents of jonathan jones. >> he's been playing since he was 4 and hasn't stopped zblsh also a carrollton football star who also played for auburn and now plays for the new england patriots. >> what are the odds. you know, you have two hometown kids, you know, playing in the super bowl, you know, on the opposite side. it's just, it's amazing. >> reporter: carrollton high principle david brooks coached them both. >> they were good people

melissa: lori, thank you. david: one reason why markets may be taking a little pause right now, comments like the following from republican house leader kevin mccarthy on "mornings with maria" earlier. take a listen. >> no, no, nothing is being pushed out. we have a 200-day plan. there is a structure and a method to this. we're moving on to repealing and replacing obamacare. that is moving this month and next month. then you go into tax reform. after you have done health care it changeses the baseline. you can expand where you do tax reform. david: a classic mealy-mouthed response on tax cuts from a very establishment republican if there ever was one. maybe too much to say that markets are slowing down just because of republican foot-dragging on tax cuts. but does anyone doubt that markets would pop a lot vuonger if republicans committed themselves to immediate across the board tax cuts for individuals and corporations? let's bring in today's panel. former massachusetts senator and fox news contributor scott b