markets in london michael marcus was spooked today across asia and europe is that really justified. well certainly i think if you look at the headlines yes there is some justification for the sell off that we've seen in the past couple of days but i would argue against it being particularly nuanced in terms of the fact that ultimately what has really changed from the events of last week we've seen a spike or in crude prices we've seen a spike hiring gold prices and equity markets are coming off 2 to 3 year highs so i think there was some profit taking probably likely to happen in the event we've had some headline risk and investors have decided to take some profits on the back of the. still big sell off there which sectors will be hardest hit by by this crisis. well we see we've seen some evidence of the airline sector getting hit quite hard i think the biggest concern overall that i have is if this office sustained then it could actually impact economic growth because ultimately what we could see is sustainably higher oil prices which could impact some of the improvement that we've

michael sent marcus tape recordings of letters. those days, he had a fancy tape recorder where he would make music and write letters or dictate letters. and michael's letters were preserved on tape, and they are present on this website, so you can listen to michael talking to marcus about his music, talking about the war, telling jokes, and you get a sense of who this wonderful character was. his warmth, sensitivity, sense of humor. it is all there. if you want to learn more about michael o'donnell, go to the website. host: in the minute we have left, you tell us that you have been a scholar all of your life. you run the new york metropolitan museum of art. did this project change you? guest: it did. i got to know someone who is eminently worth knowing, and that is michael o'donnell. they are very close friends. most important, i was too young to fight in the war, but i lived through it as a kid in the 1960's and early 1970's. i wanted to understand better what happened in that time and i think i have. host: we are going to close b

michael irvin, everybody. we'll be right back with marcus king!ve" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. about finding good food ind have school.y so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, scitchens, million we took action.artner w, healthy meals every year.tis ma. that's a lesson washington dc could use, right now. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: thanks to lurch tyler, apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next, but first, this is his album "el dorado," here with the song, "the well," marcus king! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ a young'n bouncin' on my momma's knee ♪ she said son there's only one thing that sets your soul free ♪ ♪ wasn't no easy street where i come from and there wasn't no sleep until the work was done ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ papa was preaching 'bout the fires of hell if you want a drink of water got

tonight -- liv tyler, from the nfl network, michael irvin, and music from marcus king., let me remind you, jimmy kimmel! >> thank you, that's especially nice. this is a big night. this program happen is to be our 3,000th show.

marcus. >> reporter: michael, good morning. this latest possible case involves a student here at texas a&m university. he recently returned from wuhan, china and took himself to the emergency room after suffering from flu-like symptoms and now testing is under way. overnight the race to stop the spread of the dangerous coronavirus expanding across the country. in washington state where the first confirmed case in the u.s. was reported, a man is still in isolation as officials scramble to reach at least 43 people he's known to have come into close contact with. officials in california, tennessee and texas now testing patients for possible infection. >> this situation is evolving quickly and i do expect more cases in the united states as well as human-to-human transmission. >> reporter: at l.a.x. where urgent health screenings were already under way a passenger flying in from mexico was placed in quarantine with possible symptoms. now the u.s. state department is issuing a travel advisory for china urging americans not to travel

tomorrow, liv tyler and michael irvin will join us, with music from marcus king.n farrell, kumail nanjiani, dave salmoni with wild animals. and music from the weeknd and sting. please join us for all of that. our first guests tonight are very wonderful women who care so much about the world they keep getting put in jail for it. the sixth season of their show "grace and frankie" is on netflix now. please welcome lily tomlin and jane fonda. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how are you? very good to see you. >> how was what? >> jimmy: i said it's very good to see you. is being here tonight part of your community service? is this court ordered? [ laughter ] >> how did you know that? >> jimmy: i just had an inkling. so, well, jane you've been arrested how many times over the last few months? i'm curious about this. >> five. >> jimmy: five times over the last few months. explain why you've been getting arrested. you're not -- >> we are facing a climate crisis. >> jimmy: yes. >> we have ten years to try to avoid a tipping point. >> jimmy: maybe less. maybe less. >> maybe less.

michael steele, joyce vance, marcus, thank you all.mpeachment coverage of donald john trump continues here on msnbc. ge of donald john trump continues here on msnbc we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa >>> good morning. i'm ari melber with our entire special coverage panel and we have quite the day. president trump's trial hitting an inflection point. in fact, there are signs from some senators who believe it can wrap as soon as tonight. late night developments. retiring republican senator lamar alexander a key swing vote here has announced he is a no vote on calling witnesses like john bolton but that's not all.

ruth marcus, and michael steele.'s get this legal argument that the five -- i've help start and create -- and ruth and ben here, we're all demating this a little bit. does the judiciary branch have any jurisdiction whatsoever over the senate trial? >> i think the answer to that is almost certainly not. if the white house were to go to court and try to prevent john bolton's testimony, they may be able to slow things down, eventually at courts, it's very likely to say either they don't have jurisdiction to hear it, because of the issue you raised, the sole power being give tonight senate. or because the question is a political question. even if they do reach it, they are most unlikely to say that john bolton can be prevented from testifying by a claim of executive privilege. >> i think the justice has it exactly right. when we were talking to ari before, he said, you go to court, and it's thrown out, bingo. i think it takes a while to get to bingo. even if a district court read this, i'm hesitant to make this argument,

lily tomlin, liv tyler, colin farrell, kumail nanjiani, michael irvin, dave salmoni and his wild animal friends. we'll have music from meg myers, marcus the weeknd and sting. please join us for that. our first guest is one of the all-time greats. this week, he received his ninth oscar nomination for his performance as jimmy hoffa in "the irishman." it is in theaters and on netflix now. please welcome al pacino! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, sir. >> thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. al, before we begin, and i'm very excited that you're here. but would you do me -- would you indulge me and say hill low to my little friend? >> oh, yes. >> guillermo: hi, how are you, how are you doing? >> good to see you again. >> guillermo: good to see you again. >> jimmy: we're excited that you're here. i know you rarely do this and i know you're uncomfortable with this sort of thing. >> oh, yes. >> jimmy: i appreciate you being here. >> i'm happy to be here, it's a pleasure really. >> jimmy: i had the honor and pleasure of having a meal with you and every story you told was just great. so tell

they never got to see michael jordan played when they're old enough to know the difference. for you marcusbody who knew magic pretty well imparted that air as well, does this remind you in some ways of that moment when magic announced he had hiv and just the complete total shock in the sports world of a player who was an nba finals guy, all of a sudden had to leave with the uncertainty of what his future would be like? >> you said it, the uncertainty. at that time in the history of hiv, when you hear the announcement you think it's destin. we did know how much longer magic would be with us. and thank god that through medicine and everything else he is still here and is healthy. he was able to overcome it. but i was at the new york athletic club the day that that announcement was made. i believe we were just getting kicked off with the athletic club so we had a joint event at the new york athletic club and the whole event just stopped, screeched to a halt because they made the announcement at a press conference that magic talked about attaining the hiv virus. and for me sitting at home, we

that is a fight to make this .overnment and marcus he work that is why i am here. >> michael bloomberg has given a lot of money to various politicians. those feel like some of people might be endorsing him because he has bought their endorsement? >> i cannot know what is in their heads, but money talks. it talks over and over. do you know how i know that? you watch it in every campaign. understand it this way. when i made the decision to run for president, i knew i would be fighting for it. hard-working families kept getting the short end of the stick over and over. i knew that fight that i would be in, but to me, it was important. it was how i was fighting. i talked to people and there are people that are experts about getting people elected to office president.ng they said, this is how you do it. you spend a huge amount of your time vacuuming up as much money from big dollar donors all around the country. people who gather money from others and get access to you. they promise in your name, more access. they identify where this money is coming from, which industry and interests. appea

michael murphy said we don't kill civilians. they let him go. they were attacked three of them died, the survivor marcus futrell wrote a book called bone survivor. forget about this goby that story that is what the military is all about. [applause] >> we have time for one last question i want to make sure you all know we have copies of the admirals book pick one up on your way out what is your question. >> thank you so very much supreme commander you are precisely what we need. when he too had the admiral because he's talking about character. so without getting into politics. rest in peace so would you consider that at one point in time? >> and vice president with hillary clinton and invited to the trump tower i think about the two bullets whizzing by my head. [laughter] my answer is i would be honored to serve the nation again and how that unfolds i don't know but for those to embrace with serving the country whatever form it makes sense to you. thank you very much. [applause] how to prepare students for college in the workforce. welcome at the honor tonight of introducing to real life superhero moms a

marcus i don't know who's in charge of their marketing. but it's being run by adam dell who is actually the brother of michael dell so that families had a history of success and when it comes to goldman sachs i don't think it's a near term success story i think this will play out over time but they're like. someone you just don't bet against because they find a way to win that's always been goldman sachs' reputation they make good relationships they win so they're never a company i would bet against but i don't see this as immediate gratification i think this is something that will take time to build and for people to feel comfortable with now let's turn over to the new i.p.o. market this year casper slate the mattress company is now filing for an i.p.o. and its founder philip is apparently obsessed with getting a $1000000000.00 valuation now recently with a look at the comps like time for the sealy and sort of simmons all that valuations have plummeted in recent years and the street is no longer being friendly towards the cash burning profitable silicon valley startups so what makes them think that they're different from any of the other we wo

michael murphy said, we don't kill civilians. they let him go. the team was attacked. three of them died. the survivor, marcus littrell wrote the book called lone survivor. forget about this. go read that story. that's what your military is all about, not this. it's over here. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen,, we have time for one last question. before we get to that question i want to make sure you all know we have copies of the admirals book, c autographed up in the museum store. be sure to pick one up when he went out. makes a terrific christmas present. and our last question from this judgment to my left. what is your question? >> thank you. thank you so very much, supreme commander. nixon foundation, nixon library come to everyone, thank you because that's is precisely what we need. allowing just one quick second because my daughter has asked me today, daddy where are you going? i need to the admiral. why? he's talked about character. that's what i told my daughters. what i'd like to ask you, without getting into politics but at a desperate time when our nation so needs character, at a point we are in

michael murphy said we don't kill civilians. we let them go. in the they were attacked two of them died in the survivor, marcus wrote a book called young survivor. forget about this go read that story. that's what your military is all about. not this. [applause]. [applause]. >> ladies and gentlemen we have time for one last question. before we get to that question, i want to make sure you all know we have copies of the admirals book, autographed up in the museum store. be sure to pick one up on the way out. it makes a terrific quick christmas president. in her last question on this gentleman to my left. what is your question sir. >> thank you so very much. supreme commander, mix of library and this is precisely what we need. let me just one quick second. my daughter says me today. daddy need to hear this admiral. because he talking about character. so what i would like to ask you sir is that went out getting into politics. character. at a point where on hello grounds, eisenhower, was impeached, so my question. would you consider - [inaudible conversation] >> i was vetted for vice president by hillary clinton and i subsequently was invited to tr

marcus. thank you so much. >>> we will get to the timing and track of the storm from rob who is here with that. good morning, rob. >> good morning, michaelmean look at the size of it. advisories from new england out to southern california including blizzard warnings for parts of the upper midwest. let's time it out. there's freezing rain and snow across parts of omaha to kansas city into chicago and minneapolis. through the evening rush minneapolis could see six to nine inches. detroit will see significant snow with this but it's waffling as it gets into the northeast. winter weather advisories up for manhattan, one to three, maybe four inches before it turns to rain. either way you slice it, it'll be dangerous conditions over the next 48 hours. the only saving grace, robin, it is a fast mover. >> that's good. all right, rob. thank you. >>> now to breaking news overnight, new trouble for the grammys. less than two weeks before music's biggest night the head of the recording academy placed on leave facing a misconduct allegation. kaylee hartung is here with that story for us. good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: yeah. good morning, robin. w