our political analyst michael yaki joins us live to talk about the promises newsom made today-- and what the future of politics will look like under the new governorin california. california. governorin california. (catherine) a big story tonight... a lot of clean-up after a storm hits the bay area -- and tahoe. this is video from north star today. and while the storm might have been good news for people on the slopes... it was bad news for people trying to get home yesterday. highway 50 was shut down because of the dangerous conditions. some people reported needing to find shelter for the night-- because they were stuck on the roads and couldn't get home. there was also damage here in the bay area this picture was sent to us from oakland.... where high winds knocked down a tree at lake merritt. (catherine) the storm is also believed to be responsible for the death of a novato man. 32 year old alexander grant was killed yesterday when a 120 foot eucalyptus tree came crashing down on his car. (grant)this happened just outside the greek theater at uc berkeley. kron 4's dan kerman is live o

michael joining outs republican line, new kensington, pennsylvania, good morning, michael. caller: good morning, steve. thank you for taking my call. i really think that the president is in the right. i think it has been -- i think the polls, i do not believe the polls on this issue particularly. it depends how the question is framed. but i think most americans believe in a wall, even his support among his hispanics is skyrocketed to 50% from 39%. and i think that this wall is so important, and i think it's worth fighting for, and i think the only thing the democrats have, they don't have a leg to stand on on this issue, because they voted for funding for walls in the past. they've paid $25 billion for wall funding. they have stated that they wanted walls. and now all the sudden walls don't work, we pay for them in other countries. we paid for border protection in other countries. and i think it's obvious that if you see these caravans storming the border, a wall would go a long way towards helping the border agents keep them out, which they themselves have said. and they w

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take a random walk down wall street. 46 years after the first edition author bert michael joins us.

and let's dive a little deeper into this case michael pin is president of the xtian get sue news agency and he's joining us from tokyo michael what do you tell us about these new charges that go on is facing. well what you really should know about is there are a lot of much for the old home but essentially they're just extending. it in very technical legal terms the same charges that have been filed against the corps can you ask why are they doing it well because he was coming to the end of the period in which they would have to release him and so by piling on this new charge is that the whole of the intention for another twenty plus k. period and if you have the system telling done something similar several times with repeated arrests there's also no bail and goes case and he's even been interrogated without a lawyer is what we're seeing typical of japanese criminal proceedings or is it due to go on celebrity. well unfortunately this is very much. the standard for the company the legal system. essentially once you are indicted by the prosecutors you're facing a ninety nine percent conviction rate and t

kron 4 political analyst michael yaki joins us now live via skype. michael, what do you think about the promises the governor made today? democratic lawmakers are cheering new california gov. gavin newsom's commitment to investing in early childhood education.assemblyman kevin mccarty says it was hard to get former gov. jerry brown to see that as a priority. newsom will introduce a roughly $2 billion investment in child care and early learning programs in his budget address later this week.newsom's monday inaugural address also drew cheers when he pledged to expand health care.republican lawmakers, meanwhile, are holding off on harsh criticism for now of the democrat. republican sen. jim nielsen says he doesn't think the state can afford newsom's ambitious proposals.but he says he hopes to work with the new governor on wildfire management.assembly republican leader marie waldron says she hopes the two can find common ground.california's new governor says his policy goals include lowering prescription drug costs, increasing affordable housing and endin

we take a random walk down wall street. 46 years after the first edition author bert michael joins us

. >> michael joins us now with how you solved them. >> this is kind of fun.he first resolve comes from james, who bought tickets to see the harlem globetrotters in san jose, or tried to buy them. he accidently purchased tickets to their fresno james contacted 7 on your side, we got ahold of ticket master, which credited james back so he can buy tickets for the san jose show. our next viewer, shiry from oakland, had a problem with the department of motor vehicles. she did not receive her new registration tags, so she sent letters to the dmv but got no response. that's when she reached out to me. 7 on your side contacted the dmv and it expedited her shipment. the last resolve today comes from carol in petaluma. she lives on a prepayment plan for her garbage. she was offered a large can for no cost, but her monthly premium increased $34, so she wanted her old plan but they refused. we contacted them and they apologized. she got her smaller garbage ask and a pro-rated credit. i want to hear from you. my 7 on your side hotline is open from 10:00 to 2:00. you can c

michael joins kne me now in an exclusive. what was the goal of the lesson?nded? >> thank you. can i first ask -- she has been wonderful. she helped turn the tide. >> ashley reporter in the documentary on this show often as well. absolutely. >> let's get to the objective of the lesson. i care very deeply about my students i always have. for 29 years in teaching seniors i always make an attempt to help the students make a transition to their life after leaving what we might sometimes called the bedford bubble. especially last may. my daughter is a senior right now. making connections to seniors who have already committed to college or have a job lined up or going into the military is not a very easy thing to do. what you can make a connection to their life and one way to do that is what i call bridge lessons. this is not unusual. i have been doing this for years. what's unusual is that this time it included a fox news documentary. the prior 27 years i did things like this. >> martha: you had been showing this documentary for a couple of years. someone sent a l

rob: congressman michael burgess joins us with that. ♪ whoooo.t same hotel room... ...can have many different prices? that's why tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites to find the lowest price on the hotel you want. your perfect hotel room for the perfect price! >> i'm just outside studio f where inside we have our first live studio audience. was going to happen? i have three fun hours. i have the actual run double dollar guests will be live in the studio today. lawrence jones, stuart varney, the former acting ice director, judge andrew napolitano, diamond and silk, pete hegseth, rand paul, bill hammer, sandra smith, chuck janine, a quiz show with tom schuler who and at the conclusion of the program, lee greenwood singing god bless the usa. we will make a big entrance in 12 minutes. take a peek. there is our first ever live studio audience kicking off shortly on fox news channel. rob: okay. jillian: steny hoyer countering nancy pelosi, admitting walls do work in some places. >> for the people living in border states especially with some barr

in a motor sports mick schumacher the son of seven time formula one world champion michael schumacher has joined ferrari's academy the move would see him link up with the team where his father became a legend of the sport as part of the training program he'll take part in ferrari's pre-season testing. it's the most successful name in motor sports. carries while on the way to following in the footsteps of his illustrious father michael. liked at the start to downton coughing he raced on to his mother's maiden name in an attempt to avoid any unwelcome attention but by the time he arrived in formula for the fourth level in single feature racing everyone knew who he was. two years in that series were followed by a season in formula three and with its european formula three title breaking three with the premise becoming famous in his own right. it's unbelievable when you think this is just for me i'm somehow a bit ok i'm not used to it and. this season make sure america will compete in formula two with premier known for its links to ferrari. that's the same ferrari team with which father michael won

michael mckee joins us now. michael, do a reset.ve heard from a lot of federal reserve board governors and even the chairman a couple times. he will speak again today. is there anything more he can say for the market? >> i think the message has been clear. he who very clear in atlanta last weekend. and the rest of the board has been speaking out since. everybody has been saying the same thing, we will wait and see what the data tells us, we will take a pause and setback for a little bit and figure out what is going on before we move in any direction. now, the concern about recessions and the economy falling off a cliff has eased as markets have gone back up, but there is concern on whether we will slow down, or whether we will have a strong year. vonnie: they have said any rate hikes that will happen will be benign and to a level not exceeding neutral, how many is that this year, do we know? michael: it depends on your definition of neutral, they see 3.5%, so really anywhere between 2%-4%, but the two more moves this year would get

i'm joined by michael mcfaul, and jonathan lemire. ambassador, tell me what normally happens when two top chiefs of state get together, representing their governments. what happens normally when they meet, even if they're sitting in a side room somewhere? >> so normally, and remember, i worked three years at the white house with president obama before becoming ambassador, so i was in a lot of those meetings. you have a couple of advisers, usually the national security adviser, usually the chief russia person, that was my job. and oftentimes your chief russia adviser takes the notes and records a memcom. a memorandum of communication that will be distributed to other senior members in the government so that they know what happened. and then you usually have an interpr interpreter. that interpreter's job is to interpret the conversation. i know both that work for the president. they job is not to take notes to hand off to somebody else. even if we did get their notes, it wouldn't be a real tranzipt of what happened. >> this president do

thank you very much were joining us, michael. good to have you on the programme.site. goodbye. good morning. after yesterday's extensive wintry showers across the uk, this morning the risk is ice. temperatures falling well below freezing last night. watch out if you're travelling this morning. some wintry showers to come today, primarily across parts of wales, the south—east of england, and some snow across the west of scotland. we have some fog this morning. mainly across the greater manchester area towards east and cumbria. that will lift. foremost, a dry day with more sunshine to yesterday. not quite as bad with that slow moving its way through, and temperatures reaching six celsius. thicker cloud in northern ireland and through tonight, showers moving their way back through. wintry showers towards the north—western parts of england, north wales and into the midlands, but again, widespread frost across scotland, and much of england. so we start of those they with the risk some ice. during thursday, we have this warm front sitting out towards the west. it will m

. >> michael finney joins us with more on this. michael. >> they've talked about this.he california interest interest interest research group said poultry recalls increased by 83% and overall recalls increased by 10% since 2013. they say these serious health risks could have been avoided. for instance the outbreak of e. coli over romaine that killed five people last year could have been eliminated. they suggest there should be more robust testing of that water. >>> florida announced some of the best selling pickup trucks will soon trade the exhaust pipe for battery pack. jim farley told investors in a conference call on wednesday a fully electric f-150 is in the works. speculators say it could arrive as early as 2020 making it the first all-electric pickup sold in america. you may remember tesla's elon musk said they may start pickups there. and a startup is accepting orders now for an all-electric pickup truck that's supposed to be released in 2021. >>> finally if you have a gymboree gift card, you should use it soon. it may be worthless in a month. it's asking for cou

in a few minutes political analyst michael yaki will join us with his insight on the new developments(grant) in the east bay... fremont police are looking at ways to go green... and one of those... could mean moving to electric police cars. they're using tesla's... saying it was the only electric vehicle to meet certain specifications for law enforcement. here is what they could look like... it's a converted 2014 'model-s .' this is a pilot program to see if if would really to see if if would really work and help reduce the police force's greenhouse gas emissions by 25 percent. they're also hoping electric vehicles will last longer since they typically have fewer mechanical issues. (vicki) although the stormy weather, for the moment, is gone from the bay area... local arborists are still responding to the damage caused by the last rounds of strong wind and rain. kron four's philippe djegal reports from contra costa county... where arborists advise on how to identify troubled trees. (philippe) a quick look at this raywood ash in pleasant hill... and, arborist steven duncan has some con

joining me now republican congressman elect michael waltz of florida. thank you for being with us. you snuck in while i was talking to ali. >> that's what green berets do. we're stealthy. >> big day for members of congress, particularly the democrats. we're also in the middle of a government shutdown. soi so i've got to ask you. what are you willing to compromi compromise, and are you willing to be a voice in your party to end this shutdown? >> let me take a quick second on big day for our democracy. big day for the world. this is the peaceful handover of power that really doesn't happen all over the world. usually it's fought over. people are fighting at this point, and we peacefully hand over your, you're going to see the handing of the gavel from speaker ryan to presumably incoming speaker pelosi. as a veteran who's fought overseas and seen where this doesn't happen a lot, that's a big deal. that said let's get the government working again. there seems to be a deal at hand. let's make a deal. >> when you say deal at hand, do you mean the thing that the democrats are going to do

michael binder joins us by phone. so, michael what's your reporting on this?hey there, anderson. ah, yeah end as much as the president is talking about his intention to declare emergency, there's some real questions about this inside the white house. kellyanne conway has been public for a couple days now saying it lets congress off the hook. we're reporting now that jared kushner has urged caution inside the white house. what he's saying in oval office meetings is listen, this cannot be a pr stunt. if we're trying to do this to win the day on democrats, it's the wrong move. what his message has been is, if we do this, we have to be ready to build the wall. it has to be a means to an end and has to be the wall, not the shutdown. >> so kushner is saying don't declare a national emergency? >> well, he's saying if we -- if the white house, the administration is ready to move dirt and ready to act on a border wall, then he suggests -- he would be -- fall in line with this. but remember, this is a trump white house where messaging often runs the day. i mean, you loo

michael scherer joins our conversation. if you talk to people around the white house, people who take phone calls from the white house, they say there are presidential aides calling around saying, where's the deal? you don't hear that from the president and you don't hear that from the speaker at all. the maris poll out today. the question, will something cause the president to blink? among registered voters, his approval rate is down. among republicans, it's down a little bit. white men with college degrees, down a little bit. women with no college degrees, down a bit. pieces of the president's base, one poll. don't go running off to vegas. but if you're the president, this is the beginning of the ramp-up to reelection, you're seeing a torn economy and your numbers going down a little bit. is that enough to get him to say let's somehow find an opening here? >> another challenge he faces is he ran for president as the guy who can make the deals. elect me, i'm the one who can make the deals. the other thing he ran for presid

ed rollins are, michael goodwin join us.e'll be right back. ♪ ♪ em the same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. lou: the number of murders in all of mexico will surpass 33,000 for the entire year 2018. those pronexts would be a more than double-digit increase from 2017, more than 29,000 people killedded that year. however, a recent study suggests the number could be much, much higher. as one report shows, 93% of crimes in mexico are never reported, and only 3% of crimes reported are actually solved and result in a verdict. joining us tonight former reagan white house political d

michael wrote joins us after the break. ♪ >> tucker: you may have read about a wave of layoffs in the last week. more than 1,000 people lost their jobs, mostly in online news. some of the biggest losses word buzzfeed. about 220 employees got fired there. buzzfeed is run by a guy called jonah. eight. he is and just in media ceo. he's an icon in the tech world. he is a living embodiment of the values of modern big business. he first became famous a number of years ago when he attacked my key for running sweatshops. the attention from that helped him break into the media. from there, he helped run "the huffington post" and eventually buzzfeed. as a boss, he transition smoothly from that leftism of his youth to the new and far more lucrative version of wall capitalism that so many ceos now practice. he spent a lot of time extolling the virtues of inclusivity and diversity and attacking conservatives as racist. at the same time, perretti crashed the efforts of its own staff to unionize. he argued it wouldn't be right for buzzfeed because unions are only good for "replaceable employees." bu

michael isikoff, how did you get them to speak? joiningeat michael isikoff, chief investigative correspondent for yahoo! news. he's the co-author with david corn of "russian roulette." michael, great to have you here. thanks for making time tonight. >> great to be with you, rachel. >> so you are as deep in this story as anyone. >> yes. >> you are better with sources than anybody that i know. and you are an the encyclopedia who never let's go of any word or fact you have ever learned. given that, given what i think of as your sort of encyclopedic knowledge, what do you think is important about the buzzfeed reporting and about the special counsel responding to it? >> there were red flags about the buzzfeed story from the get-go. i mean, you know, you have this really bold lead that the president directed michael cohen to lie. but no detail on where, when, how, how was it communicated, what exactly is the president supposed to have said? and, you know, those details are the ball game. and it's also, you know -- and then the documents that are

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viewers and listeners on sirius satellite radio, a good time to let you know that michael cohen's legal advisor will join a few minutes. he'll be talking to my colleague, andrea mitchell, coming up here on msnbc. he reiterated what we heard yesterday from michael cohen that he would thought be testifying about the house oversight and reform committee because of what he described, lanny davis described, as ongoing threats from the president. lanny davis going to join us here to talk about the breaking news in just a moment. kasie hunt is joining us now from capitol hill. do we know -- again, i know this is news that's just breaking a few moments ago, but do we know whether this subpoena is a direct result of cohen's decision to not testify before that house committee? >> reporter: this has been a long kind of brewing saga with the senate intelligence committee. they have been trying to get michael cohen to agree to testify in front of their committee for some time now. there has been a level of frustration they haven't been able to square that circle so to speak. you should read into this from the capitol

i like to welcome michael hansen thank you for joining me, michael. >> thanks, rick. >> you know, normallyd is raising rates many believe it is something we need to address future downturns in the economy by lowering them. nobody talks about the balance sheet. are fed officials lowering the balance sheet level to reload to use this as an active tool your thoughts? >> i don't think that is the primary consideration. i do think there is a market reaction that supports that. i think the fed does want to get the balance sheet down to some level they feel comfortable with from the historical basis. no question the next recession rolls around the fed has to do more qe. you heard powell make a similar comment to wag the dog earlier >> you get the numbers from the december meeting tomorrow. is there anything in the minutes that you are looking for to get a clue for the next several quarters >> i think balance sheet is a key topic that will get more discussion you had an early version of that in november. i don't know we will reach firm conclusion in november, they liked the big balance sheet of ma

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guy: michael mckee joining us in new york. a chiefme in london is investment officer and cio. is pretty good. you would think that would encourage beijing to want the trade deal to get done. >> both sides need this done now. you have the white house administration, the government shutdown, a slowing economy, and the stock market is very important to donald trump. you can only fight so many battles. it is important right now. guy: continue with this rally? is that what your position for? patrick: i think the market is still pessimistic. the bad news -- there is a lot of it. it is a growing economy, but slowing growth. there is risk aversion. it has probably gone too far. recessionary risks are growing, but should not be a base case. is still a potential risk rather than a base case at this point. areor: you say the markets too pessimistic. from a valuation perspective, have we repriced to pessimistically where some fundamentals look good? patrick: for me, emerging markets look very good. it is hard to buy emerging markets at 10, 11 times earnings. if we get a trade deal, if we

phil mudd and michael isikov joins me. >> why would i care what you said. >> i thought it was funny. the gas face. >> a greater mind is what you meant to say. >> i did. so, the import of cohen going before congress. two schools of thought. phil, one is, well, you know, we know what he knows already. that's why mueller is letting him talk. do you subscribe to that? >> i sort of do. look, i think there is two courts here. someone a court of law. one is a court of public opinion. there is snow way a cooperating witness mueller declared has been completely cooperating is going to go in front of the congress in a public forum and say something different. chris i think the significant piece of this is the american people will get a significant picture. i don't think it relates to the legal part of this. i think it relates to michael cohen and say, wow, this is the amount of dirt he saw and is willing to talk about. the story is public. its not a sort of federal court. >> i think you are 100% right that's what makes it scary, this will come down reflective of the court of political opinion.

senior security policy analyst in the office of secretary of defense the one and only michael elliott thank you for joining us pleasure mike and michael you're one of the few people that come out of the pentagon and come out of that world that i you know i know that i can argue with i know that i can trust i know i get older cobol and i also know that you're not getting paid by like lockheed martin and other things that that's why it's nice to have you on the cell thank you that's very kind of them but you don't like to hear you know the president holds the rank of everyone as pleasant olds around the commander in chief and i think most american citizens with the basic understanding of u.s. civics that's the highest that's the most important position in the ranking scale in the u.s. military so is that is that correct so whatever president trump orders the military to do they are to do is that correct yes that's correct and i think that's where some people were conflicted that i had some folks from overseas white why didn't why i was mad is fired because trump decided he had to go and it was a shock to the

. >> 7 on your side's michael finney joins us with how that might change. >> this is going to spreadppening tonight is very important to you. as i first reported, republic services was auditing its customers' recycling bins and charging $26 if the inspector saw something wrong in the cart. now, many customers were outraged saying they thought they did everything right and couldn't get answers. the county, the contra costa county, and city of richmond, told republic to stop the penalties. but tonight, republic will try to persuade city officials to raise the fines higher. when we saw christian smith, he was showing us what he recycles. >> it has a recycle symbol on there. i'm going to say yes.yes.yes.ye. >> he says he's very care so he was shocked to see the citation on his cart. contamination found. bt it didn't say what. >> we were at a loss. we didn't know what we'd done wrong. >> he wasn't the only one. >> it makes me mad because i'm trying to do the right thing and all of a sudden i goet a fine. >> reporter: they didn't get any notice, just a bill in the mail. $26 for contaminate

our guest tonight here to talk about season two of friends from college on netflix, keegan-michael key is joiningus, everybody! (cheers and applause). >> trevor: so exciting. today on the show we've got the government shut down, day 26. we've got brexit day 937, and lewis black is angry day 4,762. but before all of that, let's a he catch up on today's headlines. big, big news for the 2020 presidential election. the pool of democratic candidates just got another step closer to infinite. >> another candidate is jinking theÑi &pa0Ñiçyó democratic presl race. new york senator=)ñÑiçó kirsteni grand-- gillibrand took the first step on the late show with stephen kol bertd. >> i'm going to run for president of the united states because as a young mom i'm going to fight for other people's kids as hard as i would fight for my own. which is why i believe that health care should be a right and not a privilege. (applause). >> trevor: oh boy, this is so exciting. another big name democrat has joined the race. and i'm really excited for senator gilandl right. she's got a really progressive platform. she's for u

someone for this the second thing that seems to have gotten her through is her attorney michael avenue who joined her on the red carpet of the adult video news awards this weekend at the hard rock hotel and casino in las vegas nevada i had the chance to speak with them both and started by asking our noddy why the world is still so terrified of power. that's an interesting question but there's no question that it is true that there's this dichotomy between how the world views men versus women when it comes to sex but i mean i think there's a lot of progress that's been made but not enough to show question about my second question i think it will be and we'll understand this and i did a little research because it may sound easy and it turns out that more people watch adult entertainment than watch c.n.n. m s n b c r t imus i mean any of them all of us combined and also more people follow adult stars on line and they do politicians what do you think. is a great question for both of you know. what's this great actually it doesn't work because the touch of her time is always it's great so the question

expect f tld to become even more crowded if other joe-profile figures such as biden and michael bloomberg decide to joinhe fray. joined a brief time ago by "time" contributor jay newten small. might make kamala harris stand outrom the crowd? >> well, sheshan african-american woman. she's a senator. she's a former prosecutor, so of s got the chops in terms law and order, so there is no question, i think, when women office. i wrote a who book about this, whether they are tough enough. he ability to be a commander-in-chief. in that case she's already, in passed that task because she's already been a background.ith that she's got very little experience on the national front and she's a new name in thefield, so a lot of work to build up that name recognition nationally. > eight candidates have thrown their hats into the rink. any sense yet on what direction party will take ? 20 >> that's a big question, which way they go. has 2016 the party bifurcated. thereis a big deb within the party about how they spend their resources. t y go and try to reclaim voters, the guy in hey rustbelt that tve lost, in pennsylva