trish: michael, charles, good to see you guys. great perspective. watch charles on "making money" 6:00 p.m. here on fox business. >>> turning to our other story facebook does not confirm reports that ceo mark zuckerberg will testify before congress on how facebook collects and stores user data. mr. zuckerberg will not appear before the uk parliament. as we uncovered video of eight years ago, apple cofounder steve jobs, warning mark zuckerberg and others about user privacy. let's go to deirdre bolton who has been following the story from day one. deirdre. >> trish, facebook is under pressure. it is facing investigations from 37 states attorneys general including tech-heavy states california, massachusetts, new york. it is also now facing specific lawsuits. just this morning from counties such as illinois cook county, that includes chicago and surrounding areas. so basically those areas are truss joining this legal fight against facebook and cale bridge analyst can, against misuse of data scraped from social media profiles claiming both companies viola

. >>> while some orange county inmates concern themselves with appearances michael charles was all aboution over fashion. >> we could see that something was immediately going on with his glasses. when we got closer to talk to him we could see that the arms were either broke up or lost or destroyed and he replaced them with plastic spoons. >> my glasses broke and can you give me another spoon? thank you. so i'm going to have to bend this. you bite it. when we bite it we make a hole. and we put the hole into here. there we go. now we got them fixed. slip them on. they should be tighter. and there we. go we got them set. we got to make with what we got in here. this is what we got in here so we're making out. >> coming up -- >> the men are lonely. they make what is called a fifi. >> we discovered the inmate made device known as a fifi. >> you ever made a fifi. >> and they call it their lady. >> and viewer discretion is definitely advised. you ok there, kurt? we're about to move. karate helps... relieve some of the house-buying... stress. at least you don't have to worry about homeowners ins

charles: michael, you work with president bush.ut the tariffs under president bush and say it failed. but no one says the report was paid for by a pro-trade organization and the u.s. international trade commission did their own report that showed the opposite happening. why did president bush only keep the tariffs on for a little over a year. >> there is an evident to start out with a strong stance and negotiate and try to figure out what works. the fact that this administration is taking a bilateral approach and adjusting the terms according to each markets' needs. with other countries and yield a fairer system for the united states and its communities and american workers and build american industries. charles: we'll come back and pick this up. the census -- they are going to ask how many rooms you have, but they can't ask if you are a citizen? the trump administration says it must chang. the battle, next. in the corps, so i'm not happy unless my hands are dirty. between running a business and four kids, we're busy. knowing that

i'm going to call the remaining cards, brian, michael, henry, charles, kevin, and eric. and if there are any other members who want to speak and are in room 263, overflow. >> hi, my name is mark. i'm here to speak favor of the bill. in the eight years i've been lucky enough to be in san francisco, i've seen many friends and colleagues leave the city and some refuse to come. they all leave because of the housing costs and the housing cost is due to not having enough housing. this gives an opportunity to build more housing and that's why i support it. thank you. >> hi, supervisors, my name is mark. i'm a resident of telegraph hill. and i'm a renter. i'm not a native san franciscan, and apparently in that city, that makes me a second class citizen. i work for a nonprofit that fights for immigration reform, i don't make a ton of money, i don't work for a corporation and it's hard to live in the city with the rents the way they are today. i think a lot of the other folks out here of my generation have expressed those same sentiments. i want to keep living here. i want our hea

michael from j.p. morgan, kathy jones from charles schwab, doug peoples from alliancebernstein.ant to get a check on where the treasuries have been. two-year going higher by two basis points, down five on the 10 year down eight on a 30 year. , some curve flattening once again in the treasury market. still ahead on this program, it is the final spread, the week ahead featuring rate decisions from the federal reserve and the bank of england. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield," and it is time now for the final spread. coming up over the next week, it is a big week to come with federal reserve chair jay powell's first rate decision and news conference since being elected. fed chair, plus you have a decision from the bank of england, a new governor of the bank of china, and another potential u.s. government shutdown that not many of you will be paying attention to. still with me bob michael from j.p. morgan, kathy jones from charles schwab and doug peoples from alliancebernstein. kathy do we assume that the , federal reser

because like i say they're not going to be a charles barkley, michael jails, if you are, bless you.e in the world have to go out and get an education. and that goes with something else i talk about a lot. you know, the college system is not 100% great. but you know what? it's great to get a free education. is everything perfect -- you know i hear these guys get on tv and talk about we got to pay these players. okay, how are you doing it? are you paying the basketball team, the football team, the diving team, are you paying the girls teams? getting a free education is not a great thing. >> you talked about the ncaa and should players be paid and so on. there is this sense at a lot of schools these kids are tremendous assets to the school, they make a lot of money. but the question is how much do the schools invest in them as students and not as athletes? you saw the thing at north carolina a few years ago where they were creating phony and so on. if the school treats them as professional athletes rather than as students and most of them aren't going to be in the nba as you say, isn't

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charles: michael.rump said there more to come. >> i believe he is right, that is why chinese are kind of proud of themselves, they anticipated this. two days ago, chinese prime minister said they don't do any of this. no force technology transfer no theft, they were ready. i think we'll see a majored response from china, i think that stock market in china really panicked think there would be a huge chinese response, no they really get too much from us across the board in many sectors not just economics and trade. charles: a 15 day period before they figure out the items, then 30 day, all of the industries go to white house tell them why it is a bad idea. is there good chance that maybe some orbcomm takes will be made by china. >> i don't think they can make them fast enough, chinese economy is not brianed to trade with ours, a straight run economy. they can target industries, and aluminum, steel, solar panels, microchips. intellectual properties, better to say, you are a managed economy, let'sin let's

. >> m.j., this meeting behind the scenes between michael avenatti and charles harder. why did they have the meeting? >> they had the meeting according to michael avenatti before avenatti filed these motions for the deposition. he says it was typical for this kind of meeting to happen before the papers are filed. i guess they're talking over logistics, it occurred to avenatti to ask is your client, donald trump, a part of this agreement? >> charles harder, the president's attorney, did not have an answer. said he was researching it, joey jackson. is that plausible? >> of course he has to do his due diligence or what have you. just think about this, in the event that avenatti gets his jury trial on the issue of whether the agreement is valid, a lot of questions will be answered. does donald trump really want to go down that road? i'm one that believes the original agreement is valid based on the ands, the ors, we've had these discussions. enforcing the agreement is another matter. if i'm donald trump's lawyer, i say look the other way. forget about 20 million, a million,

. >> well he said he's already going -- charles: michael, how will the next one look?> yeah. i think this deal making is a sign of some sort of progress. but when you look at the content, this is a real mess. where are the physical conservative to go. 20% of republicans are feeling disconnected. are the physical conservatives going to have to vote for democrats snow. >democrats now? >> they're all agreeing on the liberal line comz they kick the can down to road but it further less further each time. thank you. the man himself is next. lou dobbs. keep it right here. lou: good evening, everybody. these are our top stories tonight. federal offices in washington are closed for a snow day. congressional leaders, however, actually made it to work. they're trying to hammer out a $1.3 trillion spending bill to prevent a government shutdown on friday. >>> conservatives outraged with the legislation np nay say the e republican leadership have planned parenthood, funding for sanctuary cities and a 5% down payment for the president's border wall. we'll have the full report for you

michael from j.p. morgan, kathy jones from charles schwab, and told peebles. i want to get a market check.asure market 2-year note higher by two basis points, down five on a 10 year. eight on a 30 year. the curve flattening once again in the treasury market. still ahead on this program, the final spread, the week ahead with the decisions of the fed and the bank of england. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ the jonathan. ferro.jonathan it is a big way to come with federal reserve first conference in spain elected. plus, a -- since being elected fed chair. .he bank of china still with me about michael from j.p. morgan, kathy jones, and doug peebles. where two stocks fall? kathy: you need for spots to move to get the medium. it is possible. assuming that powell is one of them. jonathan: doug? doug: we will certainly see some inching higher. i think the real story is the market is actually coming up. it has been a long time since we had that in place. jonathan: without much encouragement. enthusiastic was bob michael. is there some argument for leaving it at three? are more concerned in the

. >> reporter: musician and producer michael walden who recorded with ray charles to whitney hughes -zed it. >> who is this guy? it was neal and he has a great gift. >> now i sound like i am in slow-motion compared to all thisstuff today. >> reporter: after world tours and two albams with santana he helped found gurn -- albums with santana, he helped to found journey. >> this is all about you fans and about the music we have made together. >> reporter: last year, neal and his journey band mates were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. it made headlines when some members visited president trump. >> i will let the music do the talking. all the other cab i don't care about i am where i am at they are where they are at it's all cooled and everybody is entitled to go where they want to go. i was abiding by things that make sense to meow don't want to say i am a democrat, i am republican because you will lose fans. >> he has within the last -- >> reporter: he is the last man standing and now is anxious to bring a mix to the old and new to the bammies reunion. >> it comes back in t

consider that in trump's litigation against daniels and other women he's employing michael cohen, and the new addition, charles heaarder, plu whatever junior associates those are employing, plus, while the russia probe lawyers have dwindled down to include jay sekulow. en to put it another way, when mueller's prosecutors call the white house today, just anytime, with dowd and digenova out, there's only one person left who actually still has attorney-client privilege to keep trump secrets who can pick up the line. that's jay sekulow. allies pushing a big story that digenova could not represent the president because of conflicts. the problem with this story is, one, digenova had been publicly representing corrala, and corrala waived the conflict. and there are reports that trump didn't have personal chemistry with the lawyers. okay. now let me give you wider context as we kick off our evening and very special guests ahead. because while trump allies talk up why he doesn't want certain lawyers, the president is currently outgunned against mueller, because a lot of lawyers don't want to work for trump. which is a

.>> reporter: physician and producer, michael, who recorded with everyone from ray charles to whitneyn's talents as well. >> it was neil. he has a great gift.>> know i sound like i am in slow motion compared to what is happening today. >> reporter: afterworld towards and two albums with santana, he set out to do something different. >> don't stop believing. ♪ >> reporter: he helped found the journey. in the early 80s it was one of the greatest selling bands of all time.>> it is all about you the fans. >> reporter: last year they were inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame. the band recently made headlines when some members visited resident trump at the white house. >> i'm going to let the music do the talking. all of the other crap i don't care about. it is all cool. everybody is entitled to go where they want to go. i was abiding by things that still makes sense to me. you never want to go say i am a democrat, i am a republican, because you will lose fans. >> reporter: journey has gone through many changes over the years, but neil sean has been there throughout it all. the last

attorney that is hired as a once funny story is about two days after charles now represents donald trump and since the letter that michael's publisher he's like the book is coming out and i would love to see a copy. so said no, you can see it when it comes out. he politely respected it and so far has not sued me. it's an interesting promoting the book that you can tell the stories are taking extra days because they're being double and triple checked by various legal departments because the elephants in the room is the peter teal factor. i think the precedent about what media can and cannot publish has been vastly overblown. because they didn't do anything new. rich people have been doing lawsuits for many years powerful people have been suing media outlets and they very rarely win because there's so many strong first amendment productions against what publishers will publish. the differences most media outlets don't run surreptitiously run sex tapes into regular cease-and-desist letters. until litigate the case for many years. one thing i say in the book is that right after the verdict before the involvement. the new york

charles, thank you. great to have you here. >> great to be with you, michael.. >> let's see what you're saying on my smerconish twitter and facebook pages. although believe and watching what they do rather than what you say, you give trump too much credit for long range planning. tariff talk is more about p.a. special election. i had one of the experts hered to a dress that and he dissuaded me from the belief that the tariff move is specifically addressed to this particular issue because of the lack of steel in the district. don't forget to vote on today's survey question. was this week a disaster politically speaking for the trump administration? i'll give you those results at the end of the hour. >>> up ahead, the faculty at my alma mater lehigh university tried to take away the president's honorary degree bestowed in 19 88. is that it right? >>> and some celebrities may bypass ryan seacrest who is fighting sexual harassment claims. i'll ask melissa rivers what she thinks. (upbeat string music) - [narrator] at custom ink, we make it easy for you to create cus

charles: senators beings * and elizabeth warren teamed up with filmmaker michael moore on income inequalityhe last 30 years the middle class of this country has declined while the oligarchy is on the rise. >> it's amazing the level of greed. >> this effort to take over our government and make our government work better and birther for a thinner and thinner rich slice in america. charles: what do these three millionaires know about the average american who works paycheck to paycheck and would like to climb the cladder of success themselves? i just when i hear them and they say the solution is a higher minimum wage, livable wage. it's always the minimum. it's midwest ultimate we can bring out of the individual. it's always we'll make sure you get enough crumbs to satisfy you. >> i think this idea of income inequality focuses on the wrong thing. if fox said to me we have two options. i make a million, you make $3 million. i'm going to take that $100,000. income unequality is the wrong thing to focus on. we need to focus on dynamic growth. charles: that's the rationale the democrats are using t

i was talking to michael avenatti earlier and asked about the meeting he had with charles harter. he says in the meeting he asked him is your client, donald trump is a party to this agreement, the agreement being the nda with stormy daniels and harter responded by saying we don't know yet, we're still researching it. unclear whether harter was unwilling to answer the question or didn't know the answer. it's all a little bit confusing. the final thing i want to quickly mention too, when i asked avenatti whether stormy daniels will be willing to accept a settlement, this is what he said. we would never consider any settlement that does not include everyone coming 100% clean with the american people. kind of sending a strong message to president trump. >> indeed. mj lee, thank you. president trump released a new burst of tweets on china, north korea and gun rights but so far another day of uncharacter silence on the stormy daniels story. abby phillip is at the white house. what are you hearing about trump's silence on these allegations? >> reporter: good morning, brianna. it is unusu

michael steele form ter chairman for the rnc and mid win charles, contributor for "essence" magazine. thanks to you for joining us. phil, i'll start with you. the key right now is when it comes to trump's reaction, all we have to go on are your descriptions from your sources what is playing out behind the scenes at the white house. let me ask you a basic question. is your sense it's likely to remain that way that this will continue to be a drama playing out behind the scenes or is it more likely we wake up tomorrow morning and here's eight tweets from trump all about this? >> i'm about 99% certain the drama will continue behind the scenes. the question is whether it becomes public at some point. there's no predicting that. certainly president trump is paying close attention to what's happening with the stormy daniels saga. he saw that "60 minutes" clip and watching coverage of it on cable news and the newspapers and other places in the media in the days since. he's been talking to friends and aides and confidantes will the situation. the question is when he decides to kind of go publi

michael cohen. >> we've got a great panel to break all this down. midwin charles is an attorney for the law firm midwin charles and associates. grace law is a political reporter for new york 1. christine quinn, vice care of the new york state democratic party. matt welch, editor at large for reason, a libertarian monthly magazine. the legal part of this, midwin, because you have the lawyer saying he's not going to introduce any new evidence right now. that's his right as a lawyer. he's also been going out and giving all these interviews. he was pressed pretty hard on, you know, sort of where's the meat to use an old phrase. is this like any other case and he's entitled to his own legal strategy? or given that this is taking up an enormous time and attention at the white house of the country if he's got something? should he put it out there? >> what i think we're all witnessing is the degradation of the office of the president. >> we've heard that before. >> right. the fact we are discussing this is just outrageous. we have to keep saying that so it doesn't become

. >> something a little bit different here, michael, concerning science. i want you to meet charlesxpressions just like people. combining cameras, software, to make it look like it has feelings. so -- they're saying this kind of looks like charles on his first roller coaster ride? >> i don't know. >> looks like charles -- >> you said it was weird. you delivered on that. >> i tried. i tried, people. >> that was weird-looking. >> it was different. different. >> very different. >> appreciate the effort. >>> coming up, the wife of that man arrested for going on the run with a teenager is now telling her story and the red flags she missed. >>> and one young football player's journey to becoming a bone marrow donor. what does it take to be the match? so many people sign up. did you realize almost half do not follow through once they get the call because of different reasons. dr. ashton is here to explain. >>> lara, what do you have upstairs? >> what do i have? i'm here with the whole cast. "roseanne" back in business. hi, you guys. hi. hi, everybody. so excited for the reboot. you psyched

brian: elizabeth warren and michael moore lecturing on the income equality, they are multimillionaires. what do they know? >> charlesne is here. he will tell us how much money he has. ♪ i swear ♪ the world is not prepared ♪ for when i'm a billionaire in your noise cancelling trheadphones?ry maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't be next to a loud eater. (eating potato chips loudly) or you could just trust duracell. (silence) ♪ a farmer's market.ve what's in this kiester. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable using preparation h. for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. steve: al fox news alert for you. a package blew up in schertz, texas at a packaging company. now joining us is terry turchie. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. steve: what do you make of this? it looks as if there could be a connection because it's another bomb, apparently it had some nails, metal shrapnel in it. blew up on a conveyor belt. >> we will certainly know soon enough. sometime later today i imagine the peop

mysie only straining his relationship with western leaders charles capture and thank you very much indeed for your thoughts and subject michael coming up on the news hour. that supreme court puts the country's presidential election back on track. thousands of people a chance bolted north to a syrian government forces regain control and maybe all of eastern guta. and sport n.b.a. teams come together to show their support for an unarmed black man killed by police in sacramento last week or not with tatiana. saudi arabia has accused iran of helping yemen's hooty rebels launch missile attacks across the border the saudi military says it shot down seven missiles fired from yemen late on sunday but one egyptian man died who think is about to fire more unless saudi arabia stops bombing yemen or some avenge of eight as the latest. as the rockets rained down there were moments of panic. this is what's left of a missile fired by hutu rebels in yemen which targeted the saudi capital riyadh on sunday. and of the fragment landed on an island on a busy road. of seven ballistic missiles were intercepted by saudi arabia's air defense multipl

charles harder who represented hulk hogan in his legal battle against gawker. harder saying, mr. trump intends to pursue his rights to the fullest extent permitted by law. daniels' attorney michael avenatti calling the move a bullying tactic. saying, how can president donald trump seek $20 million in damages against my client based on an agreement that he and mr. cohen claimed that trump never was a party to and knew nothing about? avenatti says daniels has been physically threatened to stay quiet about her alleged sexual relationship with trump. >> when the american people are permitted to hear from my client, and hopefully they will hear from my client shortly, they will learn the details relating to these threats. >> all right, kenneth joins us now from the white house. kenneth, attorneys for daniels offering no evidence so far or further details about those alleged threats? >> that's right, tom, no evidence, no details, but stormy daniels' attorney says when she's allowed to talk, and he hopes that happens soon, the american people will be able to judge on whether she's telling the truth about those alleged truths. tom. >> kenneth, thank you. >>> this programming note, more

market watcher extraordinaire, michael block, he has broken a beard in case he shields himself for his clients and charles payne. >> the non-wealth reporter. neil: cottage industry we call payne. you know, guys, it is so interesting we're talking about it, depending on the minute you're looking at stocks, we're either up or down and not just a little bit, splitting the difference with a gain of 52. a lot of this with the idea, veronica, we don't know how far this technology rout could go or government sniffing around facebook could do the same to other premier technology players. that is weighing on the group. what do you think? >> we saw that in twitter. we saw it in amazon. how far does it go? what kind of regulation will we get? some people think we'll get some more. basically though, if you're an investor and you're looking at this market, seeing volatility up and down every day, do i buy, do i sell, when do i get in? what i'm hearing from a lot of financial advisors is dollar-cost-average. you will not be able to time this market. who knows how long the rout will happen. stick to the long-term strate

charles: explain the shared principles and how the concept on -- who derived it. >> it was a very good idea in great leadership. it ban after the ferguson incident tragedy in ferguson with mike o michaelwn. the two great groups naacp of illinois and illinois state police, who lead by chief james krueger of oak creek police deputy put together a document to make this a reality in the community, they have done a very good job, chief got together with his 1300 law enforcement leaders there in illinois. and they have gone across the state, they are promoting 10 principles of how to better serve the diverse community in a state of illinois. charles: can you share a couple of key principles? >> well, one of greatest ones is that first one, that they listed value of life. and that includes life of everyone of the police officer and community members, it is imperative that as we build trust and legitimacy across the country, we have to value the life of others, you know. with the influx of guns in the streets today that is more important now than ever to value life. one other one was to endorse 21st century policing recommendation under the former president obama administration. many across t

role in the deal -- saying he asked trump's lawyer charles harder -- in a meeting last week-- whether the president was a party to the hush agreement. michaelnatti:"we heard crickets. they don't know. he said they don't know yet whether mr. trump was a party to this said, we haven't figured it out yet, to which i responded, why do you ask donald trump?" david schwartz -- cohen's lawyer in another matter -- who is also serving as his spokesman -- called the motion to depose trump and cohen graphic:"a reckless use of the legal system" and a graphic: "politically motivated charade".avenatti says he's confident his motion will succeed -- citing u-s supreme court precedent in the 1997 bill clinton versus paula jones case -- writing ... graphic:"it is firmly established that a sitting president is not afforded special protection from a civil suit regarding conduct before he or she entered office." (vicki) that was athena jones reporting. when it comes to providing proof of the alleged affair ... avenatti tweeted a photo of a d-v-d last week that he says contains evidence to back up daniels' claims. avenatti says he will share that evidence at a l