in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news ( marty )( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty )coming up...he book, seen the movie, but have you seen the ballet? don quixote takes over san franciso... and the lead ballerina, joins me to talk about it next . (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (dave)high pressure over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through sunday, along with mainly clear skies. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week with rain chances returning around the middle of next week. ( marty ) ( marty ) happening now in san franciso... ballet lovers can now experince the iconic don quixote. it debuted last night in san francisco at the war memorial opera house, joining us today is lead female ballerina sasha de sola... who plays kitri in the memorable show.((2 shot)) good morning sasha. don quixote marks first of don quixote don quixote don quixote marks first of three story ballets in sf ballet's 2019 repertory season san francisco, january 11, 2019-san francisco ballet opens don quixote, the first program of the 2019 repertory season, on janua

) new this ( marty )( marty )( marty ) new this morning...police in san jose are investigating an overnighte victim near parkmoor avenue and race street, just after one this morning. he was taken to a hospital where he later died. no arrests have been made in this investigation. this is the city's second homicide of the year. ( marty ) the santa rosa diocese has released the names of more than 30 clergymen accused of sex crimes. the santa rosa bishop says the church disclosed the names to help victims heal. kron4's dan thorn has more...

the pattern looks to remain active into next weekend. ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) congressional leaders are expected to meet with vice president mike pence today as we enter day 15 of the partial government shutdown. it appears neither side is ready to compromise following yesterday's meeting with president trump. abby phillip reports, the president and democratic leaders are holding firm on their positions .... when it comes to funding a border wall. a contentious meeting at the white house leading to little progress and threats the now-two-week-old government shutdown could last much longer."you said in the meeting, this is him quoting you, the shutdown could go on for months or even a year or longer. did you say that?" trump:"yes, i did. i said that. i don't think it will." trump:"i'm very proud of doing what i'm doing."president trump challenging democrats: agree to a deal on border security. or he might take extreme measures."have you considered using emergency powers to grant yourself authorities to build this wall without congressional approval?"trump:"yes, i have. and i can do i

)( marty ) ( marty ) the effects of the the effects ( marty ) ( marty ) the effects of the governmentederal workers unsure of when they will see their next paycheck. the shutdown is now entering its third week. melisa raney reports on the latest meeting to try and end the impass.

( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)an approaching cold front will spread precipitation across the north bay beginning in the predawn hours, and then south across most of the rest of the forecast area by this afternoon. showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms are expected late this afternoon and evening, diminishing overnight and ending by monday morning. gusty west to northwest winds are expected from late this afternoon through much of tonight, especially near the coast. dry conditions, cool overnight temperatures, and progressively warmer days are then forecast through the end of the week and into next weekend as strong high pressure builds over the west coast. that is pelting the bay area this morning. as dave mentioned strong wind could be a major problem today. kron 4's sara stinson is in san francisco at ocean beach... how are the conditions there? thanks sara. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( marty )you can also download the kron 4 mobile app.. or go to our website kron 4 dot com

( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)high pressure and a mild airmass over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through monday. high clouds will stream overhead, limiting heating potential somewhat. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week. forecast uncertainty increases wednesday with a slight chance of showers returning to the area. another chance of showers will arrive late in the week with continued model disagreement. happening happening today... senator kamala harris will hold her first official rally since announcing that she's running for president. big crowds are expected at the event today in oakland. kron 4s sara stinson is there with a preview. thanks sara. sara. thanks preview.there with a sara stinson is there with a preview. thanks sara. thanks thanks sara. thanks sara. ( marty ) in the south bay, police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man in san jose. kron 4's gayle ong has more on the investigation. san jose police responded to a shooting ju

( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)shower chances will continue across the north bay through tonight. elsewhere, expect dry and mild conditions. light to moderate rain is forecast to spread across most of the on sunday as a cold front moves in from northwest. gusty west winds will develop behind the cold front from late sunday through monday. dry and mild weather is expected to develop by tuesday through the remainder of next week. of protesters are expected to line the streets across the country for the third annual women's march. it began as a demonstration to protest the election of president trump. it has expanded to include women's health, safety, and social injustices. kron 4's sara stinson joins us now live in santa rosa where people are gearing up... for a day of activism. sara?

( marty )( marty )( marty ) here's a live look outside...sutro tower. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a few residual showers will continue into the morning hours, mainly in southern and western portions of our area. dry weather is likely for most of saturday and through midday sunday. a series of weather systems is then forecast to impact our region from sunday afternoon through thursday of next week, producing periods of rain and gusty winds at times. heaviest rainfall and strongest winds are expected to occur between tuesday and thursday. thursday.tuesday and occur between expected to winds are expected to occur between tuesday and thursday. happening today....crews will be busy filling up a sinkhole that opened up on a busy highway in milpitas. kron 4's haaziq madyun is joining us now live with more on the sinkhole and the traffic problems it is causing in the south bay.. in the south bay...a sinkhole is the reason crews have shutdown two lanes on the montague expressway. right now its covered with plywood while officials in santa clara county get ready to make r

>> marty ross. >> what did marty say?>> marty says he's befriended lynsie. he's a friend of lynsie's and he's concerned because he hadn't heard from her. >> what did you learn about marty rosler? >> marty rosler was not marty rosler. he had a relationship with lynsie he hadn't told his wife about. he told police he would pick lynsie up and give her rides but that was about it. marty was 58. >> she was 20? >> she was 20. >> they were boyfriend and girlfriend? >> don't think so. >> so police brought in marty. over two days they repocorded interviews. sometimes on video, sometimes on audiotape. >> you saw lynsie? >> a week ago now. >> absolutely. >> absolutely not. >> marty said that he had last seen lynsie the day is that she twoent san diego on that friday. >> did you believe him? >> we really didn't believe him. >> they didn't believe him because of a tip they had received, a clerk at a local clothing store had said she had seen lynsie and a much older man who matched marty's description together at her store after the da

i became a lawyer because marty supported that choice unreservedly. >> so what was it about marty?et when i was 17. he was 18. i was in college. cornell was a preferred school for daughters. in those days, there was a strict quota for women. there were four men to every woman. so for parents, cornell was the ideal place to send a girl. if she couldn't find her man there, she was hopeless. my first semester at cornell, i never did a repeat date. [ applause ] but then i met marty, and there was something amazingly wonderful about this man. he was the first boy i ever knew who cared that i had a brain. most guys in the '50s didn't. one of the sadnesses about the brilliant girls who attended cornell is that they kind of suppressed how smart they were. but marty was so confident of his own ability, so comfortable with himself that he never regarded me as any kind of a threat. >> we all were struck by the tremendous difference between marty and ruth. marty was the most gregarious, outgoing, life of the party. ruth was really quite recesssive in a way. shy, quiet, soft voice. but they wor

marty schenker, thank you.n up for the balance of power newsletter at bloomberg politics.com, or at bloomberg.com/politics. get the latest on global politics every single day. and coming up, michael you all -- he will be joining us to talk about the state of the credit market. and i hope he will talk about leverage loans, because there is a new warning out of the federal reserve about the problem with leverage loans. the market is still down almost 1.5%. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news. the trump administration has lifted sanctions against three companies tied to a russian billionaire, an ally of the vladimir putin. one of the companies is an alumina producer. congressional democrats tried to block the action, concerned about the administration's motives, at a time when there is an investigation into russian influence in the 2016 presidential election. the pentagon warns that a cybersecurity of the military is unable to stay ahead of potential at

marty was raised to be a fighter and a public servant. when i was frustrated as a business guy who wanted to make a difference, he encouraged me to run. he stood with our family through thick and thin and his legacy continues to inspire us daily. representative argo was a wise man and he knew that building was faster when there's more people involved. we have more that unites us than divides us. join us and let's put hard- working georgians first and i say pick up that hammer and some nails and together, let's build a safer, and a stronger georgia. thank you so much and may god bless you and may god continue to bless this great state of georgia. [ applause ] >> next, we will take you to lincoln, nebraska for governor pete ricketts state of the state address and it runs about 20 minutes. [ applause ]

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marty and i built businesses and family together.he is as solid as a rock, and i know she is going to make a fine first lady. [applause] governor kemp: i hope she doesn't know this, but today marty is in the seat where her late father once served. [applause] governor kemp: thank you, representative hubley, for allowing marty to share your seat today. that was an incredibly kind gesture. [applause] governor kemp: mr. bob was a good old southern democrat who never met a stranger. as many of you all know, he loves the georgia bulldogs. [applause] governor kemp: and he worked across the aisle to deliver for his district. raisedntative argot marty to be a fighter and a public servant. when i was frustrated as a business guy who wanted to make a difference, he encouraged me to run. he stood with our family through thick and thin. his legacy continues to inspire us daily. was a wiseive argot man, and he knew that building s faster when there is more people involved. we have more than unites us -- that unites us than divides us. jordan us, a

i would also be interested, marty, in what didn't make the cut? like democracy, it's what's for dinner. >> we had bad ones, too. i don't want to -- i'm not going to do that. i know i just talked about transparency, but it stops right there. >> i think we have time for one more question and then we want to have marve and cal offer closing thoughts. this is to dan hertzberg, why are you so sure in our time "the new york times" and the "wall street journal" and the postwill still be there. >> one, because they are making money. assuming their financial statements are right, which i do. and they're making money. they have a model that for them works. they have a national and international audience. they have a series of groups that are people who are interested in what they're doing. and in "the washington post" case realize they won't do it as a local paper. that the most important thing was really to be a national or international paper of politics. which i think they've done extraordinarily well. i think -- i mean they're going to be there. the num

this is another question of marty, actually. regarding the decision to add democracy, dies and darkness to "the washington post" in 2017 what was the thought process behind that decision and has anything improved in this regard? >> well, the thought process was fine. actually, it was very difficult. you know, we -- our owner, jeff bezos was interested in having a model that basically sympathized what our mission is and in life. "the new york times" had all of the news that was fit to print and we felt it was out of date in the digital era, but they're welcome to keep it and so we thought we should come up with something and this was before donald trump became president that we started this process, maybe nine months or a year beforehand and we went through many, many hundreds of possibilities, and i think because there was some confusion whether it was an ad campaign or every product we had. it was so -- it went on for a very long time, so, tried doing light than darkness and it seemed a little gloomy, but truth in advertising,

marty: i don't know if what we saw today convinces them.hink the whole shutdown experience will be so toxic that it will affect the debt ceiling. no one wants to go through another shutdown once this one is over. there have been various proposals floating out there to the governmentt from shutting down under any circumstances going forward, because this is frankly for a lot of people just madness. lisa: you got it. this is madness. bloomberg chief content officer with wonderful insights is always into the negotiations in washington, d.c. coming up, we are heading down south. duelingesidents in -- presence in venezuela as well as dwindling support for maduro. will maduro get bush out of office? -- bush out of office? will they support guaido? from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond havi

at least he won't get a contact high from marty.ting, but they plan to expand across the country if it works. better move fast because harrisburg is pretty boring. won't want marty to down load the wrong video e and catch a computer virus because each bot costs $5,000, but you you can gt 'em for $4850 if you use your giant reward card. topic number three. the shutdown problems are beginning to snowball. yeah, this lady started chucking show at d.c. cops because apparently she thought the jails were shut down too. i'm going to go out on a limb and say that drink she left on the garbage can had a little something to do with it. [laughter] at least it wasn't a pringles can with red wine. god, i love that story. anyway, it proved to be a win/win because the cops got some good publicity, and her boyfriend got a you up text. you up? hey, bae. in fact, not only did she reunite with her education, but they've since taken ad road trip for some much-needed alone time. oh! babe! yeah, they had their problems in the past, but that's all water u

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it's theountry music star marty stuart. he has been recording and touring with country legends since he was 13 years old, and collecting all the memorabilia he finds along the way. mark strassmann reports. ♪ ♪ later on you're a grown man cry ♪ >> reporter: on stage, marty stuart always sparkles. from his cowboy clothes to his v virtuosity on the guitar and mandolin. but this country star has also had a side gig for 40 years. >> say hello to george jones' boots. ♪ and you're as smooth >> hello, george jones' boots. >> reporter: as the keeper of nashville's memories. ♪ ♪ how about cooking something up with me ♪ >> reporter: one rhinestone suit at a time, stuart has built one of the largest collections of country music memorabilia in the world, 20,000 pieces in all. a trove of hillbilly treasures. >> it's a great guitar. >> reporter: we all saw this when it was stored in a warehouse outside nashville. but as you're about to hear, all these boots, hats, and guitars. -- so you still play it? >> absolutely. >> reporter: all this

marty: i think this friday is a big day. that is the first time were 800,000 federal workers will not get a paycheck, and then the pain becomes extraordinarily real, and you will be seeing newscast and stories about people who are having problems , payingheir mortgage their rent, buying groceries, and these are not good things for the gop or donald trump space, which he has given every indication he cares most about. vonnie: we have to leave it there, but thanks, marty schenker, chief content officer. we will have coverage of that presidential address tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ from london, i am guy johnson. vonnie: in new york, i am vonnie quinn and this is the european close on bloomberg markets. we want to get to u.s. markets we have seen around about. we are back up again. he was kailey leinz with details. are trying toors balance the positivity on trade with president trump saying u.s.-china trade negotiations are going well with the risks percolating, specifically in tech. the nasdaq is the und

. >> marty roberts takes her new chevy bolt out for a spin. she purchased it from platinum chevy in santa rosa and received $15,000 in rebates under sonoma clean powers ev incentive program. the program proved so successful platinum chevy couldn't keep up with demand. >> actually, when i first went to look at cars, they said they had it on the lot. they didn't realize this particular car wasn't there. >> reporter: the car had to be shipped from mill pete usa but she said platinum didn't tell her this until after she made a $5,000 deposit. marty did not worry. >> i expected to get it any day. >> reporter: she checked every day to see if her vehicle arrived at the dealership. one month later chevy still had not delivered her bolt. by this time the rebate program was coming to and. she was told if she did not play for the car right away she would not qualify for the rebates. she took out a bank loan to pay for the car and waited. >> day after day after day. they said, oh, it is in milpitas somewhere but we don't know why we can't get it and the d

we are joined by partner marty schenker.it is a spectacle, but most things involving roger stone, in my experience, or a spectacle. not do theoes traditional thing. i think most attorneys would tell roger stone, do not make any public statements, why don't you go home and kind of take care of your own business? that is not roger stone's way. he has been pretty consistent that he expected to be indicted by rob mueller. that happened this morning, and he is not changing his story one bit, even though the indictment has been fairly detailed evidence of the crimes of which he is charged. david: very specific enough communications and things like that. pitch isah, but his going to be that this was all politically motivated, and he did not specifically say bob mueller, but he is saying that the special prosecutor's attempts to reach conclusions on the russian interference is really a political investigation. david: does he have a point in this? if everything in the indictment is true, and goodness, we cannot do that, it does not i

that is marty schenker. alix: not ending anytime soon.market, looking at jpmorgan and s&p losing steam. jpmorgan down by over 3%. citi had disappointing results yesterday but they climbed back to the session. jpmorgan's results were upsetting, down 18%, the worst of the decade. $1.86 billion, also some reserve built in the consumer unit and wholesale unit. is a good or bad? we will break that down. we are moments way from wells fargo's fourth-quarter results. david george of rw thinks research analyst will join us, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. alix: the u.k.'s meaningful vote underway as they planned to vote on may's brexit plan. and china stimulates germany's flows, promising tax cuts and giving a boost to markets while germany

. ♪ >> marty said the "f" word to one of the hells angels.d him out a bit. i'd like to thank you for that. >> you're talking to me, i'm going to talk to you. >> i'm not talking to you. i'm talking to the people who hit my lead singer in the head. >> you're talking to me. i'll tell you what's happening. you are what's happening. >> no! ♪ ♪ one pill makes you larger, one makes you small ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you don't do anything at all ♪ >> oh, that's what the story is here? oh, bummer. >> really, man. it's scary. >> who's doing all the beating? >> hells angels. >> hells angels are doing beating on musicians? >> marty got beaten up. ♪ go ask alice, i think she'll know ♪ >> when we left, it was dark and the rolling stones were on, and we were on a helicopter. paul looked down, he said, "wow, it looks like somebody's getting killed down there." he was right. they were. ♪ ♪ remember what the door mouse said, feed your head ♪ ♪ feed your head >> in california, five members of a so-called religious cult, including charles manson, the g

can marty reach up on the high shelves and get down the las>> - lifts up a little bit. >> whatever id. >> all the way in the back. >> maybe i can just climb. never mind. >>> there's always some work that even aot can't top. >> take a loo at this chipotle employee. daniel vasez works on west patrick street in frederick, maryland. he's become an ernight sensation after the national chipotle instagram account shared his lid flipping skills. check it out, hey. >> you might as well have fun. >> that's a little entertaining. a show. to see >> there you go. excellent. >> i have a hard time in those restaurants. i know. just make sure you put enough guacamole on mine. >> eun hasn't found an app to fold her laundry, this mooning we're at nike's new shoes that can tie themselves through your smart phone. >> these a the adapt bbs, nike designed them to provide, quote a truly customized fit for every basketball player.pt the fit a technology can be controlled with the app or manually by pushing a button. youan even input different fit settings, such as more relaxed fit for during a time-out. the

that'sow it works. >> i want marty to tell me where the hard to find items are. have a few things on your list and you're le i'm looking everywhere i think they should be and i can't find them. >> so are we talking about any accumulation and for the rain that's coming how much are you talking about? >> as far as the accumulation tomorrow night, t d.c. metro area north and east we're inch.g about maybe an north and west, though, you could see maybe one to three ch . and another storm system that's looking like it will have another wintery mix and especially rain. with that, dpat, we co see around an inch saturday and sunday, an inch rfn. and you know what that means, maybe some flooding concerns out rethere. here w the upcoming events i'm tracking. the first tomorrow into early rfriday. we sn and snow moving between 4:00 and 7:00 p.m. but t you know big difference for our area 4:00 p.m. the ening commute well under way by 7:00 p.m. and winding down. heads up, your evening commute could be impacted with some rain and sw. about 3 inches or less. i'm going to be post

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meet marty. robots like a marty coming to a giant foods store near you very soon. are being deployed to all 172 locations of giant and martin's by the middle of this year. giant says marty cannt iy hazards like spills, which frees up associates so they canepend more t interacting with you when you go to shop. >> interesting. >>> and in case you missed this, jimmy fallon's "tonight show" episode last night was filmed entirely in prico. >> fallon said that he was inspired by hamilton's creator, lin-manuel miranda. ♪ >> lin-manuel miranda recently announced that he was taking the show "hamilton" to puerto rico to raise money for the arts in the hurricane-ravaged island. gabe gutierrez was there for lin-manuel miranda's t tumphant retuthe stage. >> reporter: on ope night in san juan, lin-manuel miranda couldn't hold back tears. >> i just love this island so much and i just want it to be proud of me. >> reporter: more than two years after stepping down from the role that catapulted his career to new heights, he's reprising "hamilton." >> what moment did you savor the mo

i love that francine did this chart today of the late great marty zweig. mathematics of the suddenness. the up in volume we have seen back to 2012. francine: i can't take credit for this because it is hillary clark. they were looking at sundial capital research. they were talking about the late fund manager. i'm going to leave you with this quote. markets, no rules in is not like this makes anything official. but it is something that has worked over the decades. president trump will address the nation in a primetime speech tonight ahead of a trip to the mexican border as part of his drive for wall funding. is demand for $5 billion for his wall has led to a partial government shutdown in washington. the fed is beginning to show concern about the partial government shutdown. the impact of a short-term shuttering should be relatively small. the impact is bigger as it shut down drags on. thank you and happy new year to you both. how long does the shutdown last? ie: that is the big question. howhe moment, we can't see it gets results because both sides are digg

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with our bass section not only martin double bass but more our second pursuit is also obvious section marty fullam da frank on top us of a hope mitch beaten by and billy's on something really dumb because not. in the hundreds and have to go and follow how the movement got me going and if you don't know if i got lucky you would i know now that you've gone through both order to what i've always about you went up the audition for your from fifteen of the good stuff yeah but augusten it's been a kind of nothing with martin so far with this just under an. installment all day long and just a competency vent but i. don't think i saw him a victim length and full of new character just for me. to dump like what it was under some things you can believe that i have to use as this is human and. i will be unforgiven to let him come. and quality on with those who have been born a. few. comedy stick it be it tom. ford in ice and blizzards are just as are garden yes and please and or born in some tidy home does it well for us to would you just like to hear you know mom beyond us funding comes close and comp

david: so many things to marty schenker, our chief content officer.goldman sachs private wealth management cio -- this is bloomberg. ♪ i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. alix: chip fears. intel's 2019 outlook missus estimates -- misses estimates. ross says a deal can get done, but -- the u.s. china trade agreement is possible but hinges on ip's v

well it's moving away eastwards though and behind it it is looking dry and calm the temperatures now marty a dropping but in kabul there are at least staying above freezing we'll get to around two further west we're seeing yet more cloud a rain make its way into the western parts of turkey but nothing too significant and the latest system just eases as it drifts its way towards the southeast now the temperatures for many of us have dropped as a systems worked its way across this including here in doha so a maximum at the moment is getting to around twenty two dropping down to around thirteen at night but that's in the city in the countryside it is dropping a lot lower than that that cold air is also working its way further south so feeling cool still over parts of abu dabi there and good to moscow as well as i'm sure was the southern parts of africa where washing also i clone this system here is gradually nudging its way towards the northwest and it's going to make its way towards the coast of mozambique so plenty of heavy rain as we head through monday there is likely to be flooding here

marty: it is interesting. is not theate, it crime, it is the cover up.llegal in terms of campaign efforts. what he is being accused of is lying about it in interviews with fbi. thatis the real reason mueller went after him is for not being truthful. tom: let's hold a clinic on witness tampering. we can bring this over from roger stone and the documents we will read to michael cohen and that he was delaying his house discussion. tampering, is that it equivalent to obstruction of justice? is it worse? are from aink they legal perspective, rather it equivalent. witness tampering, there is a fine line to prove that case. in the indictment itself, it says that roger stone attempted influence an individual who is not named to give false testimony. that is one count. side, michael cohen donald trump and rudy giuliani, kind of issued threats about what could happen to his , you could argue it either way whether that represents witness tampering and it would be hard to prove. francine: of course, he has been under scrutiny for months. would this be something the

marty, let me start with you. when we were looking at the president it was notable he came out on his own, there was no one else with him. he did not have any members of the senate or the house of representatives with him. he didn't take any questions, either. the optics are very much one man presenting his answer and leaving it there without taking any feedback. know, this was hardly a celebration in my view. this was a situation. capitulation. same deal hethe could've had three weeks ago before the shutdown began to a lot of people will be reflecting on the fact that donald trump did not get his wall money. i will say also that the idea of another shutdown in three weeks i think is very, very remote. i don't think either the senate republicans or the democrats have any desire to go through another shutdown. and i think that should that be the case, they would override the veto. scarlet: john, come on in. do you agree that this is essentially a victory for the democrats and a loss for president trump and he did n

he is marty. pretty soon you'll see him inan supermarkets.identify hazards like spills which shod free up associates to help customers. we'll be coming in the comg weeks. he's already been rolled out in >> help you identify hazards like spills? i want him to do the shopping for me and deliver the food to the house. >> marty is going to have to be more smarty to pull this out.ha >> w this word coming in rightir now. x county says they're opening the schools two hours late because of the refreeze you were talking about. >> i expectre the reason why, you saw what happened this morning. there were not a lot of accidents this morning, that's because of the delays, the furloughed people. we don't he a lot of people on the roads, thank goodness. if we can take more off the road tomorrow morning -- i tell you, if you can wait until 9:00 a.m. to start moving you should be s okay because t is able to make its way up there and start to melt black ice. >> islo that the wolf moon son. >> that's the moon, son, thing, yes. >> we have some clouds but also so

oh, i'm sorry, marty in ohio marty. >> caller: how you doing jim >> fabulous, how about you >> caller: okay. especially on "mad money," jim, what i'm calling on is dominion. >> letter d, okay, that stock is down merging with south carolina utility that a lot of people don't like i think they're wrong. i think you buy five, now i go to mimi in arizona, mimi >> caller: hey, cramer, thanks for taking my call. >> it's all about me, mimi. >> caller: i'm looking for a less volatile long-term play investment, looking at ibm down 30%. i wanted your thoughts on the company. >> i'm with you. there's a very good note out today with a 5% yield and white hurst more involved with management, remember, they're buying red hat it's going to be a good deal i am with you on that. i need to go to daniel my brother in north carolina. daniel. >> caller: yes, sir. >> what's up >> caller: booyah. i want to ask you a question about exxon mobil. >> well, look, you know what exxon mobil has finally gotten cheap. it's an incredibly well-run company. it is never been wrong to buy it here at 4.5 dividend yield, so

the shoe sells for 350 bucks, marty mcfly, you did see the future! [laughs] >> brian: here it is.ok her phone away because her attitude was bad. an $800 phone, you know what she dead? she called the cops and her father. she went to the cops to get the phone back and arrest her dad, the data to explain himself to the cops. listen. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> he has a phone that doesn't belong to him. >> brian: he said i took her phone because she is a juvenile and i paid for it. the cop came back and said everything that you own belongs to your mother and father. they don't want you to have it, you don't have it. we have a tech crazy generation. >> dana: allege that the police backed him up. >> tyrus: that wouldn't of been going on in my house. my one more thing? can we put my picture up? yesterday he requested the 10-year thing and i was texting you and greg saying, mine is better! mine is phenomenal and i'm very proud of it. my one more thing is my complete transformation, that is me watching out of court with snoop dogg, both of us not guilty. that is me on the side of my

meet marty. robots like this one are coming to a giant food store near you very soon. robotic assistants are being go to all 172 locations by the middle of year. giant says marty can identify hazards such as spills which then frees upia asss to spend more time interacting with customers. >> that would be lpful. i can see that. >> yeah. i need help taking things off the ngelf, fin -- help me find the broccolitte. there's some work thatven a robot can't top, though. >> look at this chipotle ecemployee. out the lid flipping skills on this guy. >> pretty impressive, yeah. >> yeah, it is. >> take that, mart >>> this morning, we are getting a look at nike's new shoes you can tie using your smart phone. >> s a these the adapt bbs, nike designed them to provide, quote a truly customized fit for every basketball player. the adopt bbs will be available in mid february for $350. >> nice work if you can get it, right? >>> coming up next, watch out for black ice as you head work and school today. >> the roads could be pretty slick after a slushy mess oz re overnight. we're keeping

marty, let us know when you learn more. >>> it is this morning a brand-new year.ut the same old government shutdown continues into its 11th day. the president spent his new year's in the white house where he tweeted this morning a lot. and tweeted last night a lot. and tweets and in an interview on fox news he says he's waiting for democrats to come to him to work out a budget deal. boris sanchez is live at the white house. boris. >> hey, good morning, poppy. president trump has been active on twitter both today and yesterday. a few moments ago, he retweeted a series of attacks he launched against senate minority leader chuck schumer yesterday. the president taking aim at democrats yet again. more on that in a moment. really, what we're seeing here is president trump holed up in the white house, trying to solve the government shutdown on his own, calling for lawmakers to return to washington, d.c. to try to hammer out a deal. reportedly, democrats are going to return to capitol hill on thursday and vote on a bipartisan package of six bills that would reopen the go

. >> that's more marty mcfly. >> is it still called skitching? it is on a skateboard but does it count? resident skateboard guy? i don't know. >> sometimes people hit brakes. >> all it takes, blip of the brakes and you're done. >> he said he was practicing it so much, kept him from joining gangs and friends who joined gangs died. >> what is his name? >> -- >> where? >> karachi. >> i can't do it twice in a row. >>> sing with me. >> this pup's got perfect pitch but -- >> i'm not sure, i don't know the words, i'm not comfortable, the camera is on. >> watch when this doggy contour her face to give the sandra bullock look. >>> raccoon solves a rubix cube. ♪ ♪ >>> so there's a new viral trend for your pets. and i'm here for it. >> what are they doing? i don't know. [ distorted sound ] >> cat, dog, whatever, your bet. get karaoke microphones, add reverb, see what the animals do. get the huskies involved. >> spooky, that one. >> funny. >> don't find it funny. >> really? >> animals making noises. >> this is one that you finally draw the line with? >> this

con base en pensilvania estará presentando un nuevo asistente robot en todas sus tiendas se llama martí lanzar este asistente en 172 tiendas para este año la razón por la cual le pusieron los ojitos al robot es para que la gente no se espante >> la gente va a estar curiosa >> este 2019 el el mundo de las redes sociales y el internet se revolucionará por usuarios bastante peculiares >> así es y se trata de modelos virtuales que tienen perfiles de instagram donde comparten una vida soñada por muchos méndez nos habla de esto >> son jóvenes de ellas viven una vida maravillosa y tienen miles de seguidores simplemente no existen son parte de la nueva tendencia de modelos virtuales que se 2019 ganará terreno en redes sociales ella es lírico y de acuerdo a la descripción de su instagram tiene 19 años y es de origen estadounidense pero con raíces hispano brasileñas sus fotos indican que es icono de la moda tiene varios amigos y sale de fiesta lo impresionante está en que ella no es una persona real a pesar de ello se ha convertido en influencer >> las empresas ya se dieron cuenta de que es una f

awesome> ( darya ) marty mcfly had em in 1985.or nike to catch up with back to the future. ( darya )now you can recreate the magic with nike's new smart sneakers.. they come out feb 17th but a lot of reviewers have already gotten the chance to lace them up... which you do with an app on your phone. there's a computer and a small motor in the soles that tightens the laces to your liking. when i was kid we walked to school barefoot but these days, god forbid a kid has to bend over and tie their shoe. although if you're a disadvanted child without a fancy phone you can bend over and push a button on the side of the sneaker to snug it up. the best part is.. nike has made this affordable to the masses.. the new adapt bb shoe will retail for just 350 bucks! a bargain compared to nike's first self tying shoe.. the hyperadapt.. that costed 720 bucks. oh and the computer does more than just tie the shoe.. it also tracks your movement.. so you can see how far and how fast you go.. like a fitness partner. i'm only poo pooing it cuz i can't a

best known to lots of viewers as marty funkhouser on "curb your enthusiasm."anned 50 years. einstein had recently been diagnosed with cancer. he was also 76 years old. >>> and then the man known as the voice of professional wrestling has also passed away. "mean" gene okerlund, he was 76 years old as well, and he was known to generations of fans over his nearly three-decade career in wrestling for his interviews with hulk hogan and andre the giant. it was actually jesse ventura who dubbed okerlund as "mean" gene. this as a joke over his straight shooting on-camera persona. >> as we are remembering three accomplished entertainers gone in one day, all of them coincidentally 76 years old. "mean" gene was considered to be the voice and soundtrack to an entire era of his industry. something you'd think daryl dragon could have been but he famously never sang. >> albert brook's real last name is einstein, but for obvious reasons, he changed it personally. >> that makes sense. daryl dragon, the captain, was a classically trained musician who started playing keyboard fo

parents' footsteps her young daughter lisa also seems to have been errant with the family's flexibility marty has been on tour for years down selling audiences around the globe with her talent . but i always traveled with my parents and then seven years ago i was hired as a performer for the first time and then i was in america and spent four years in las vegas and a year ago i took part in the t.v. talent show america's got talent t. . oh and it's part of the job always traveling always being ready to say goodbye and move on. you know and. currently she's performing at the huns are vavi a taste theater in hamburg. she often leaves audiences speechless for spectacular moves are a result of rigorous training discipline and sheer willpower. unassisted yes anything's possible. there's nothing you can't to avoid and you just have to be strong willed and set a goal and then you can move mountains i think. she would think. everything is possible even this body inside edge hanging suspended from her own lips. the grandiose artistry of a spectacular contortionist. it's time for the final installment

sound artist luca longer marty selected the works and rearrange them. i often work digitally on the computer. but i also work with musicians who play life but it was a special the exhibition includes a work i originally composed for not destroyed. in this installation it's performed by a string quartet together with a digital orchestra. it sounds like a real orchestra playing live in a church. or so we're now in the case of. the renaissance was an era of dazzling transformation it changed the way humans understood themselves and the world. this shift was also propelled by the works of raphael michelangelo and especially leonardo da vinci a man who was regarded as a universal genius to this day. about the what it was always a visionary. he anticipated things that were only invented years after his death. i believe that if you were alive today he would have developed many of his inventions using digital techniques. maybe he would have projected a new holographic flying machine into this place or that more said about it the exhibition premiered in france i