be a part of the community as we always have been to help the homeless and help the city, like mike cohen has just said. it's going to be a great partnership. it already has been, so i just want to say the members of the board of trustees are excited to be a part of this and be the decision makers and see this come to fruition. unfortunately, they couldn't all be here because of covid, but i'm sure soon they will be. it's great for the community and the surrounding area and to be able to help the lower income and formerly homeless people into some supportive housing is something we're -- that's vitally important and something we're proud of. this is one of the only jobs that's kind of got started during covid. we're proud of that, and i want to thank all the union trades, building trades, construction workers. i see some of them over here. i want to thank you for everything you do and the great job you do every day. 53 colton will be a top rate supportive housing project, and we're proud to help provide that with the partnership of the city and c.h.p. we're equally proud to partner with s

yellows and you've got some orange there also the san leandro they are really getting hit watch out mike cohen san leandro you're going to get some heavy rain come in your neighborhood, you see those cells moving in right now and certainly. >>some heavy downpours are likely to move on through as well in fact some of those cella, let's check on some rain rates there. yeah that is almost 2 inches an hour or quickly dumping the good thing is these are moving fairly rapidly so not going to cause any flash flooding. but certainly if you live in some of these neighborhoods going to be watching out your door right now because it is dumping out there across san leandro still they're not the only ones around much of the bay area now we're watching that rain continue to track even further to the north toward lafayette also near vallejo but just along the coastline now we've got another band that is just pushing on shore this one another strong band likely to bring some very heavy rainfall and some downpours that now just about to move into san francisco that's this cell right here that is going to be pu

be a part of the community as we always have been to help the homeless and help the city, like mike cohen's going to be a great partnership. it already has been, so i just want to say the members of the board of trustees are excited to be a part of this and be the decision makers and see this come to fruition. unfortunately, they couldn't all be here because of covid, but i'm sure soon they will be. it's great for the community and the surrounding area and to be able to help the lower income and formerly homeless people into some supportive housing is something we're -- that's vitally important and something we're proud of. this is one of the only jobs that's kind of got started during covid. we're proud of that, and i want to thank all the union trades, building trades, construction workers. i see some of them over here. i want to thank you for everything you do and the great job you do every day. 53 colton will be a top rate supportive housing project, and we're proud to help provide that with the partnership of the city and c.h.p. we're equally proud to partner with strata and suffolk

be a part of the community as we always have been to help the homeless and help the city, like mike cohen has just said. it's going to be a great partnership. it already has been, so i just want to say the members of the board of trustees are excited to be a part of this and be the decision makers and see this come to fruition. unfortunately, they couldn't all be here because of covid, but i'm sure soon they will be. it's great for the community and the surrounding area and to be able to help the lower income and formerly homeless people into some supportive housing is something we're -- that's vitally important and something we're proud of. this is one of the only jobs that's kind of got started during covid. we're proud of that, and i want to thank all the union trades, building trades, construction workers. i see some of them over here. i want to thank you for everything you do and the great job you do every day. 53 colton will be a top rate supportive housing project, and we're proud to help provide that with the partnership of the city and c.h.p. we're equally proud to partner with s

be a part of the community as we always have been to help the homeless and help the city, like mike cohenoing to be a great partnership. it already has been, so i just want to say the members of the board of trustees are excited to be a part of this and be the decision makers and see this come to fruition. unfortunately, they couldn't all be here because of covid, but i'm sure soon they will be. it's great for the community and the surrounding area and to be able to help the lower income and formerly homeless people into some supportive housing is something we're -- that's vitally important and something we're proud of. this is one of the only jobs that's kind of got started during covid. we're proud of that, and i want to thank all the union trades, building trades, construction workers. i see some of them over here. i want to thank you for everything you do and the great job you do every day. 53 colton will be a top rate supportive housing project, and we're proud to help provide that with the partnership of the city and c.h.p. we're equally proud to partner with strata and suffolk to d

be a part of the community as we always have been to help the homeless and help the city, like mike cohent said. it's going to be a great partnership. it already has been, so i just want to say the members of the board of trustees are excited to be a part of this and be the decision makers and see this come to fruition. unfortunately, they couldn't all be here because of covid, but i'm sure soon they will be. it's great for the community and the surrounding area and to be able to help the lower income and formerly homeless people into some supportive housing is something we're -- that's vitally important and something we're proud of. this is one of the only jobs that's kind of got started during covid. we're proud of that, and i want to thank all the union trades, building trades, construction workers. i see some of them over here. i want to thank you for everything you do and the great job you do every day. 53 colton will be a top rate supportive housing project, and we're proud to help provide that with the partnership of the city and c.h.p. we're equally proud to partner with strata an

be a part of the community as we always have been to help the homeless and help the city, like mike cohen's going to be a great partnership. it already has been, so i just want to say the members of the board of trustees are excited to be a part of this and be the decision makers and see this come to fruition. unfortunately, they couldn't all be here because of covid, but i'm sure soon they will be. it's great for the community and the surrounding area and to be able to help the lower income and formerly homeless people into some supportive housing is something we're -- that's vitally important and something we're proud of. this is one of the only jobs that's kind of got started during covid. we're proud of that, and i want to thank all the union trades, building trades, construction workers. i see some of them over here. i want to thank you for everything you do and the great job you do every day. 53 colton will be a top rate supportive housing project, and we're proud to help provide that with the partnership of the city and c.h.p. we're equally proud to partner with strata and suffolk

cohen. that does it for us this morning, mike, thanks for being in the studio, and thanks for wearing parents, it means the world to me. i know you don't do that for everyone. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. >>> i'm stephanie ruhle live here in new york city, it's friday, march 5th and we have got to start with breaking news, economic news, february jobs numbers just came out in the last 30 minutes, and they were off the charts. the economy adding 379,000 jobs last month. that is nearly twice the numbers analysts were expecting. three out of every four of those jobs were leisure and hospitality, a very clear sign this is all linked to the country reopening. the unemployment rate has now ticked down to 6.2%. it is happening on the very same day the senate is set to kick off debate on that $1.9 trillion covid relief bill. they're scheduled to gavel in any second now. amendments come next, starting at noon, a process republicans intend to make as long and difficult as possible. that effort actually began yesterday when republican senator ron johnson forced clerks to read the bil

cohen. people who have committed multiple murderers. they have to be participants of this. and mikeuments and memos and one of the reasons he is interviewed seven times and there will be more i'm sure. there is a lot of nuance and sultty in learning the record, where there is a hole that could turn tout be a problem, the defense could exploit when they get to trial. >> what is at stake for trump? we are a long way away from chur churching decisions. what is at stake? >> for donald? >> yeah, we never had a former president charged. -- >> go ahead, ali, finish. >> this is history. this is everything. we never had a former president charged before, and not only his political future but his own liberty is at stake if he is charged. >> well, i appreciate you both so much. thank you so much. and we just had a bit of a delay there. mother of three. she lost her husband nearly a year ago, and the profound loss she was so generous to share. tonight she is back with all of us . cost, your home can be rebuilt, regardless of your limits. (customer) that's really something. (burke) get a whole l

the rink. >> mike barnicle knows where all those dunken donuts are. >> which dictator you called a coach during an argument. confessions of a hockey parent, the latest must read from rich cohenhere in new york city, it's friday, march 5th and we have got to start with breaking news, economic news, february jobs numbers just came out in the last 30 minutes, and they were off the charts. the economy adding 379,000 jobs last month. that is nearly twice the numbers analysts were expecting. three out of every four of those jobs were leisure and hospitality, a very clear sign this is all linked to the country reopening. the

and wice they willberg second immune to testify against cohen who later pleaded guilty to two counts. so he hasn't spoken out in something mikeeverything. they investigated certain parts but the manhattan d.a. is looking at literally everything. >> thanks for that report. always appreciate it. >>> after republican governors in texas, mississippi and alabama lifted mask regulations, masks are becoming a litmus test in another republican primary. a republican candidate in the 2022 senate race. he is calling on gop governor mike dewine demanding he lift ohio's mask mandate. joining me now, henry gomez in medina. great to have you with us. i know you wrote about this for nbc news.com. explain to us exactly what is going on here. why have mask mandates become a litmus test for the government? >> so josh is very representative of the type of candidates you will see and hear a lot of in these republican primaries where they're competing over the support of donald trump and his supporters. he's been around for quite a while. he lost the 2012 senate race to sherrod brown. and at the time he was very much a mental of the republican est

cohen tweet, what it means >> yeah. because jeff daniels called me and he was upset well done. amt on the mikefor watching on the edge starts now. reference. >> "on the edge" starts right now. >>> good evening i'm scott wapner jim cramer is off this week, and this is "on the edge." good to have you with us our top takes tonight, to hell and back one year since the pandemic began, how we found a path forward and what comes next as stocks hit more record highs ev overload as car makers race to electrify is there really enough demand to go around moss's moment. how the softbank sage became one of the world's great investors after nearly losing it all and why we didn't need sports after all. a ho

new committee here it's going to be hided up by ryan cohen who joined that board in january they will focus on selling the company's transformation mike to transition this company into more of an e-commerce player, building on chewy which he sold for 3 billion. at the end of the day, he says dog food and video games, very different markets. ge up 9% this year, about 6% off its high >> just one minute left in the session. mike, what are internals showing us >> more positive than negative if you look at the new york stock exchange, it has been positive the s&p also has skewed toward the upside that's a pretty good un underpinning pave, is that coming after this fiscal pushback? we'll see. it's up 2% had a good year. the vicks, lots of dwernl ens in the market and that's keeping vicks pegged here for 2021 >>> we are still up sharply higher in the dow by disney contributing to the dow, along with home depot fin financials, utilities and materials all sharply higher while technology services and health care are lower. that explains the weakness in the nasdaq it looks like it will close down 2.4% so a big decline. the loss is accelerated fo

mike ake sure that doesn't happen here in the united states. >> part of that equation is vaccines. let's start with the news coming out this morning about moderna's trials involving children. elizabeth cohen is joining me now. she is looking at the details that are released. elizabeth, what are the details of this pediatric trial? ? >> let's take a look at this, kate. this is very interesting. a second vaccine maker in the u.s. is doing a trial on children. right now there are no vaccines for children under the ages of 16. so moderna's vaccine is limited to 18 and older. let's take a look at what they're doing. they're doing a trial with 7,000 participants. these are children ages 6 months old to 11 years old. they're in canada and the u.s. they're testing to see whether different doses should be used for children 6 months to 2 years versus 2 years to 11 years. they'll be doing that trial. we don't know when they're going to have results. we do know that pfizer fully enrolled their trial with children in january. but still it will likely take months until we hear about their results and until children will be able to take the vaccine. >> is it a coincidence or side effect? serious concern

mike pomeranz who specializes in this type of work, you'd better grab some good lawyers. funny, he's got a lawyer who helped get him impeached the first time and previously michael cohen hasnd is reportedly being asked by senior officials to return for an eighth interview. that caused former president nixon's attorney. quote, i assure you you do not invite someone to washington seven times. it's only a matter of how many days until d.a. vance indicts donald and company. my next guest says, quote -- it is likely to be speedier and more direct than any criminal reckoning. joining me now is the former united states attorney and professor at the university of alabama, joyce vance, also an msnbc contributor. good morning. you wrielt in the article, donald trump has famously expressed the view that only the guilty take the fifth, but the mere events around january 6th lacking any privilege might prove fuel for the criminal investigation. tell us what you mean by that. >> well, the fifth amend is a double-edged sword if you're donald trump. he now has two congressmen that implicate him surrounding the insurrection. one way to get out of the deposition for donald trump or others

cohen rips social media, speaking to the suits and karna joins us we'll begin with opportunity stocks surging as investors search for fixer uppers damaged in the bond driven storm julia? >> that's right, jon mikes on the underlying question can growth stocks start to work again? >> the fact we're asking that question when the joverall s&p 500 remains at its high. last summer it was assumed the mega cap growth stocks had to work we've seen this massive rotation into cyclicals if you look at a one-year chart of the nasdaq 100 exchange traded fun against the high beta, a proxy for cyclical stocks, the first six months, march through september 1 of last year all growth stocks. since then growth stocks have flattened out and it's all been cyclicals. it seems maybe we're get to go a point as the yields have stopped flying maybe it will be a mixed pick picture, all cyclicals or growth stocks one upshot, though, is quality stocks such as mega cap growth have become less expensive so they were very overvalued. things like facebook and google and microsoft have lost like several p/e points the last few months by their stocks doing not much of anything that's one thing to keep in mind another one is divi

mike, that's all i have. if there's any questions, i'll be happy to turn it over to you. >> thanks, greg. and president. >> president cohen: will finish up real quick with acting deputy chief correa. >> my name's dan correa. i'm the acting chief. our goal is to work with the field operations bureau patrol to provide supplemental resources that we have for immediate response to prevent retaliation and additional violence in identified areas of concern. we deploy officers from our tactical companies to traffic companies which are offered and motorcycle officers. one of the things that we do and it's being discussed here and i do personally, strategy with all of our special operations, leadership team and i can pass it on to the officers. we're not there to write tickets for a car. we're there to be part of the solution to keeping people safe. now, our strategy focuses on being visible and present and having uniformed officers in the area the community goal of keeping everyone safe. we provide our resources to various identifying areas of concern as needed. a recent example of that is of the night that we had the shooting in

cohen and his digital turn-around plan back to you guys. >> kate rooney, that is going to be exciting to watch thank you. mikel story here the question, i guess, is whether fundamentals matter. >> well, fundamentals matter in terms of how they can be recast in terms of opportunity for some kind of strategic confirmation the disconnect is what the stock has been up to and what people are saying this company can become and the actual business, which is 5,000 stores, really reliant on things like selling secondhand games and collectibles there's a lot of things you have to assume to get anywhere close. a real mismatch between what the market has thought of this stock and what the insiders have you see all these executive departures clearly they weren't with the program of what's supposedly to come based on what the new investors have to say. also a lot of the board of directors and insiders were selling in january in the 20s and 30s. nobody saw this coming they have 5,000 stores this is still something to be worked through on a fundamental basis. price-to-sales ratio is 2.3 times. it spent most of the last sever

mike, that's all i have. if there's any questions, i'll be happy to turn it over to you. >> thanks, greg. and president. >> president cohen: will finish up real quick with acting deputy chief correa. >> my name's dan correa. i'm the acting chief. our goal is to work with the field operations bureau patrol to provide supplemental resources that we have for immediate response to prevent retaliation and additional violence in identified areas of concern. we deploy officers from our tactical companies to traffic companies which are offered and motorcycle officers. one of the things that we do and it's being discussed here and i do personally, strategy with all of our special operations, leadership team and i can pass it on to the officers. we're not there to write tickets for a car. we're there to be part of the solution to keeping people safe. now, our strategy focuses on being visible and present and having uniformed officers in the area the community goal of keeping everyone safe. we provide our resources to various identifying areas of concern as needed. a recent example of that is of the night that we had the shooting in