let me read what mike wolff said in an e-mail from top white house aide gary cohen. let me add nbc news has not confirmed this. a senior white house official denies both the substance and existence of such an e-mail. but again, this is what wolff writes. in april, an e-mail originally copied to more than a dozen people went into far wider circulation when it was forwarded and reforwarded. purporting to represent the views of gary cohn and summarizing the appalled sense in much of the white house. the e-mail read, it's worse than you can imagine. an idiot surrounded by clowns. trump won't read anything, not one page memo, not the brief policy papers, nothing. he gets up halfway through meetings with world leaders because he is bored. and his staff is no better. kushner is an entitled baby who knows nothing. bannon is an arrogant expletive who thinks he's smarter than he is. trump is less a person than a collection of terrible traits. no one will survive the first year but his family. i hate the work, but feel i need to stay because i'm the only person there with a clu

mike, how are you? what's going on? i've been getting all these e-mails and texts from you. we were unable to make rent. lemonis: cash crunch? i put in all the money that i needed to to stabilize things, and now he's asking me for more? did he make another mistake? i'm gonna get to the bottom of this. -hey, guys. -mike: marcus, how are you? lemonis: how are you? good to see you. -mike: nice to see you again. -lemonis: good to see you. [ sighs ] so, remember that my offer was only to put $750,000 into the business. mike: well, you know, it was not enough. -we have payables and rents. -lemonis: can i see this? paul: sure. lemonis: so, you need another $200,000 to keep the doors open in rancho. right? so the money that i committed to invest was not enough to solve the problem. you miscalculated by $200,000. mike: i approached paul, and i said, you know, "what's going on with this?" and he goes, "you knew about it," and i said, "i did not know about it. i'm telling you, i did not know about it." paul: i've never hidden anything. i've never -- i've -- i've... integrity is incredi

mike b l tyree. >>> this midday we're learning more about the e. coli outbreak in romaine lettuce. consumer reports says to avoid the lettuce all together. in that case. since there's no particular brand or sell-by date to look for. washing the lettuce does not get rid of the e. coli. 17 people in 13 states have been diagnosed with e. coli infections and one person hasex. former miss america who took on sexual harassment at fox news is taking the reins of the miss america organization after its own scandal. abc 7 mornings averager jessica castro has more on what this means for the pageant's future. >> hi, natasha, gretchen carlson wants to modernize miss america. she's at the helm almost three decades after the former fox news anchor won the crown in 1989 and carlson sat down exclusively with abc's amy roba robach. carlson feels compelled to help the organization after a recent crisis where the former ceo and top executives were forced to resign amid sexist and lewd comments. >> said the only solution to save miss america was that all board members resign who were aware of these e-

americans contemplating an indefinite freeze of many government services mike hanna al-jazeera washington. political historian james e. boy says it will be difficult for trump all his party to avoid being blamed for the shutdown. well the challenge of course is this is the first time there's ever been a government shutdown when one party has controlled all three levels of government the presidency the white house the presidency that the house of representatives and the senate usually there's been one party controlling one and one party the other so really it's going to be difficult for the republican party to try to cast off responsibility for this they're trying very hard calling it the schumer shutdown but of course that's becomes problematic yes you need to get sixty votes to basically clear a budget in the senate but quite frankly the republicans haven't even to get all of their own party to vote for this so when you have don't trump as a private citizen as a candidate saying that in the event of a shutdown the president is always responsible difficult to try and get him away from his own words which time and aga

so mike you can buy for you and your friends, say, by now, e probably be higher the next timeto. we are going to bypass any interviews i had, because we used a lot of our but i want to tell you the difference between us and viking they don't have. all right? swed the guy in the shirt. that will guy had the intelligence to wear a hat unlike some other fan >> listen, fish face, i had a hood sweatshirt on. i put the hood up after didn't e deprived of this face. >> all right,he game this week, mike, i have the perfect free game you. one thing you will find at this practice minnesota whether you go, we have a bathtub right outside t >> wow. >> all right? take that minnesota. >> yes. >> all right? no it has even got the section on here. mike you will be seated, thisi. >> d2. >> all right? so, in case game, remember d2. i think now why is there a bathtub, pk, no homes around here, no dumping, why is there ahe you pay $40 to park, i think when it was warmer outould be used as a beer cooler. >> oh,. >> that's exactly >> former light beers in here. no cooler n. but a path tub outside the e

the date, october 28, 2016, after news broke the news broke abadin's e-mails on wiener's computers. and page finishes saying mike's phone is on fire. strzok responds it's on the news then adds, you may want to tell devlin to turn on cnn and strzok says sorry and page relies, he knows. he just got handed a note and strzok says, ah, he's asking about it now and page says, it was funny. minutes after the texts barrett writes e-mails were copies of writes e-mails were copies of clinton e-mails the fbi has my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. >> historians are going to look back on this period as schizo

. >> mike and alex will show us ♪ e-a-g-l-e-s!> our editors having a lot of fun with those eagles open. the super bowl is just four days away if you haven't heard. fox 29 man we go there. we're in the twin cities for the lead up to the big game and good day's mike jerick and alex holley have been exploring the land of 10,000 lakes and today they tried ice fishing.& >> well when you get sent all the way to minnesota to court eagles going to the super bowl, you got to talk about your football. but you also want to see little bit of minnesota live, too. right. >> no, not really. i didn't want to. >> come on. >> but there's really good things to do in minnesota. plus no one sells doing them. >> i agree. she suggested we go ice fish eyeing said it's too cool. i didn't realize how comfortable it can be actually. >> for you. [ laughter ] >> ♪ >> dan is let mowing get behind the wheel. you guys ready? >> absolutely. [ laughter ] >> oh, my gosh. yeah, baby. >> good job, alex. >> ♪ >> all you have to do is watch out for snowmobiles and fish

>> no. >> reporter: whatever suspicions mike's side of the family had, police did not share them, so with a few computer e st ke and without the family's knowledge and any other investigation, mike snyder's name was wiped out of the national missing person's database. ellen had said he was not missing, and back then, that was good enough for the police. >> will there obviously should been a little bit more investigation done other than the word of ellen snyder. >> so all of this time that you thought that police were looking for him, they were not looking for him at all. >> they were not looking for him at all. i trained you. we share a locker. -moose man! -yo. he gets two name your price tools. he gets two? i literally coined the phrase, "we give you coverage options based on your budget." -that's me. -jamie! -yeah. -you're back from italy. [ both smooch ] ciao bella. somesend you and your family overwhelrunning. y can... introducing febreze one for fabric and air. no aerosols. no dyes. no heavy perfumes. it cleans away odors for a pure light freshness... so you can spray and stay. febreze one, breathe h

mike flynn was really up to? it was such a betrayal. he lied. well, that all fell apart last month when "the new york times" published direct quotes from e-mails that had reportedly been sent among top transition staff discussing just exactly what mike flynn was doing with the russians, quote, on december 29th, a transition advisor k.t. mcfarland wrote sanctions announced hours before by the obama administration were aimed at discrediting mr. trump's victory and could make it hard to ease tengsions with russia that has thrown the u.s. election to him. after learning president barack obama would excel 35 russian diplomats, the team strike that gui -- strategized how to retaliate against russia and keep the spotlight on moscow's meddling that would tarnish the victory and hobble his presidency from the start as part of the out reach ms. mcelderfarland wrote flynn would be speaking with the ambassador. that was reported by "the new york times" last month. the transition, the trump transition knew what mike flynn was up to when he did the thing he later lied to the fbi about, which is now resulted in him pleading guilty to a felony and becoming a co-op

e. miller has more. reporter: vice president mike pence has arrived here in israel. earlier today he met with jordan's king abdullah. the king and the u.s. ally has criticized the resolution to declare the capital as jerusalem. >> we take no position on boundaries and final positions. the united statesed of america remains committed if the parties agree to a two-state solution. reporter: mr. pence spoke to members of the i.s. military. he discussed the budget deadline thate shut down the government and accused a minority in the senate of playing politics with military play. >> we are going to demand they reopen the government and give our soldiers and your families the benefits and wages you earned.nd reporter: tomorrow the vice president will speak before the difficult necessarthe -- before, israel's parliament. rick: the taliban taking responsibility forg a deadly hotel attack in afghanistan. video shows people using bed sheets to escape the hotel. the terror lasting more than half a day. we are hearing dozens of people were killed. witnessesny say the attackers we

as mike said, once the activation is over, we e document what can be done differently and what can changes we improve our abilities. that's the opportunity for all the relationships to be developed ahead of time through the planning and exercise process to be sure we can be ready to address any of the issues that come up.. >> after irma, we got a call that they were trying to fill from the emergency services that they were looking to support florida. >> rob is our deputy director. the emergency communications. >> thank you. so, i'm sure many of you are aware we've had some challenges with nine -- 911 and staff issues. mayor lee issued our -- >> in april. we were down to 66%. since then we've made considerable progress. four or the last 5 weeks we've been hitting over 80% and hopefully we are there to stay. we hope to achieve our service by the end of the calendar year. some significant have been the effects of the hiring initiative that was really ramped up. it takes about a year to train dispatchers. other efforts that have been encouraged on by the mayor's executive directive have been

mike grandfather's name is robert e lee, literally.ody like me talking about slavery is a different voice that sometimes certain people will listen to and it might be an audience that needs to be reached, but that being said, sometimes people will not listen to me because what am i to tell them about their ancestors history. i think part of that, taking the conversation forward and understanding the legacy. i am southern white man. the privileges i've experienced is because of slavery. to say that and recognize that is a powerful step. what i like to see more after an american interpreters at monticello, absolutely. i would also say, look around this conference. this is a conversation we all have to have and it's a conversation about academia and wealth and systemic biased and generational oppression. it's something we all have to recognize. [applause] >> so, if you could, we need you to use the microphone if you have question so go on up. >> we are on camera. >> this is more of a question for all y'all, but as someone who lives in the

the date, october 28, 2016, after news broke the news broke abadin's e-mails on wiener's computers. and page finishes saying mike's phone is on fire. strzok responds it's on the news then adds, you may want to tell devlin to turn on cnn and strzok says sorry and page relies, he knows. he just got handed a note and strzok says, ah, he's asking about it now and page says, it was funny. minutes after the texts barrett writes e-mails were copies of clinton e-mails the fbi has already looked at. we reached out to the reporter and he told us, no comment. shocking. so we have what looks like leaks from page and strzok and there's so many more. 3 50,000 total. it's only the tip of the iceberg. go back to february 2016, page messages her boyfriend, strzok, one more thing, she may be our next president the last thing you need is us going in loaded for bear. do you think she'll care it's foredoj than fbi? and so they're worried about investigating clinton because she may end up mad at them and revenge and they're trying to help her. then months later in may, remember, james comey and strzok and other key fbi officials starte

after i tweeted a screen shot of the book, he suggested that maybe it was mike berman, a very well-known lobbyist in d.c. and i e-mailed him and he confirmed he was there that day. >> and one of the other things you knew eliminated the possibility that it was you was because do i understand that you had someone who was born that day, like your child, so maybe you couldn't have been there? >> that also came to my attention. there was a politico story written about that breakfast a few days later and the politico story mentioned people there, ivanka, representative pelosi and so i looked at the date of that and i thought that's weird, the friday before that would have been the very same morning that my second daughter was born. so i don't think i was at the four seasons that day. >> we're laughing about it now but it is kind of serious because particularly in our business of journalism and michael wolff also professes to be a journalist and writer and author of a book, accuracy and detail is so important. you double, triple, quadruple check things. and when you're talking about quoting somebody or placing someone

e*trade. the original place to invest online. lou: c.i.a. director mikeompeo told cbs north korea is on the precipice of being able to strike the u.s. mainland with a nuclear weapon. >> north korea's nuclear weapons program is continuing to stand, advance, become more powerful, more cape panel, more reliable. each those things have been shared with policy makers. >> how close is kim jong-un to being able to deliver a nuclear attack to the territorial united states? >> a handsful of months. lou: the trump administration has said a nuclear north korea is fully unacceptable. >> it's time for north korea to realize that the denuke a jarrization is its only -- that the denuclearization is its only option. we'll not allow american cities to be threatened with destruction. we'll not be intimidated. lou: joining us next, john bowling on, am balings doer, good to have you with us. a handful of months. >> he made a similar point before. he said a few months. after years of presidents and political leaders, democrat and republican saying it's unacceptable for north

mike. the whole city, we're ready for the birds to win. that is right. on count of three, e-g-l-e-s >> the eagles go ahead and win the game. this is the eagles game to lose, i'm ten times more confident about the eagles chances against the minnesota vikings following the beatings of the falcons than i was heading into the atlanta game. there were questions that were answered that we all thought we didn't know about nick foles. we didn't know about doug pederson. they answered those questions against the falcons. just enjoy the moment. because i want you to speak into existence, super bowl. and i want you to >> i'm scared >> darn it, mike, do it. >> oh, no. >> and i don't even have to show my tattoos today. >> no, i've seen it once, that will shock me the rest of my life. how do you beat them >> here's the thing, the easiest way to beat the vikings defense is this middle of the field. you're not going to though deep to tori smith or nelson agholor on the outside. we talked about kendricks with the great stare. nelson agholor will be the key to victory, he and zach ertz just t

e ebenezer baptist church. she told the crowd their collective voice must be louder. >>> mike pence honored dr.ing's legacy by placing a wreath at the civil rights leader's memorial in washington, d.c. pence joined these photo ths. he called dr. king a great leader who inspired a movement and raps formtransformed a nati. >> trees were planted along snell avenue. the organization was founded in 1994, labeling itself as the leading non-profit in silicon valley for urban forestry and environmental education. >> dozens of people marched through el cerrito. the city says its mlk celebration is the longest-running one in the bay area. >>> klay thompson paid tribute to dr. king saying celebrating dr. king's legacy not just today but every day, standing up for those who can't. #mlk day. thompson will spend the day at work. t >>> the hosts that will be on the platform are ones that are committed. >> the new rules set to take effect tomorrow and what you'll immediate to know if you want to become an airbnb host. >>> and if you're planning a trip to the woods you'll need more than just hiking boots. >>> b

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i want to find out if the lead investigator of the clinton e-mail investigation had a political bias against trump. >> so this idea, mikeof a second special counsel, is that gaining any traction. >> well, i think if we can trace this back to december 1st, which is turning out to be at least politically and in terms of what the congressional investigators are looking at a real turning point in how they proceeded. that is when michael flynn, the former national security adviser, pled guilty and that he was cooperating with robert mueller. and now a much more concerted effort by republicans to push back on two fronts. on the one hand, we see republicans saying, listen, we've done dozens of interviews, reviewed thousands of documents, spent hours looking at this and so far we're not finding a whole lot. they're planning to release their own probe very soon. secondly what we saw lindsey graham talk about this morning, a focus really on the dossier and on the fbi and how they handled the investigations. whether they were appropriately briefing congress about what they're were doing. whether there was a real conflict of intere

mike. bank of america customers are not happy about a change to the bank's free checking program. the change, it's no longer free. e-banking customers were switched to accounts that require a $12 monthly fee. that's unless they have a monthly direct deposit of 250 bucks or if they have a minimum daily balance of $1500. more than 54,000 people have signed an online petition arguing that these new rules hurt low-income families. bank of america says it faces rising costs and needs to maintain basic checking accounts with that fee. >>> corporations are saving big because of the tax bill signed into law by president trump. california lawmakers want to get their cut of that money. a group of democrats wants to require many businesses in california to hand over half of their savings from the tax cut. the proposed surcharge would apply to businesses with more than $1 million in revenue. the money would help fund social programs. republican lawmakers say it would hurt california's economy. >> the problem is this. you cannot fix poverty by creating more poverty. if you take more money from the companies in california, what

as vice president, mike pence is i want to continue on with the procedure of what we're seeing now. ,e have reached that threshold having a vote in the senate. some democratic senators are criticizing at least subtly what they feel is not a strong negotiation on behalf of chuck schumer. harris, a 2020 presidential candidate out telling reporters, i don't believe he made any commitment whatsoever, regarding mitch mcconnell. and i think it would be full hearty to believe that he made a commitment. the skepticism amongst democrats to leader mcconnell starting to boil over and that will be a key issue for democrats as they start to make comments about this. this will have implications for some time. a swim we look at the trump administration and the evolution when it comes to the administration, it is not only about funding the border wall but about ending chain migration and visa lottery's. is this a pathway toward reducing legal immigration in the united states? >> i think the administration has pretty much said so. there is a mindset that immigration is not as the way it has been implem

documents related to the proposed resignation of sessions in last year's e-mails with the white house about fired national security advisor mike flynn according to a source with knowledge of the matter. i mean, it's circling in. it's getting closer and closer and closer. >> it's always seemed to me, it's like a team owner saying, hey, this coach is safe. the more you hear that you know the coach is about to get fired. donald trump, at some point, if he manages to stay in office, he will try to get rid of robert mueller. the only reason i don't think he's been able to do it this year is because, one, you have members of his administration saying he'll quit. i suspect to the degree he listens to this, he hears from mitch mcconnell or paul ryan, if you do that this year we will definitely lose the house and senate. >> do you think they can finish the sentence and you may get impeached? >> i don't even think the president would listen to that. i don't necessarily have confidence the democrats will try and impeach him if they win the house and senate. from the perspective of power, that might be the only thing keeping him from maki

mike and karen backver to you. >> this is whya, and we appreciate it, look, shore towns, new j grabbing up e food in case they havest of thursday, of the bitter coldeley we sent e went to ventnor then tost, margate, somers point, he hopped over ocean cit camera the full time, and now, on the shor they say, in sea isle city. hi, steve. >> good times beautiful sunrise. how about that, sue serio? does any prettier than that? so here we are, in january, the only peopleeach, and i'm overjoyed. of course i never get to come here. of the jet skiing, go to all of the cook out, so clear, if you looke're all the way here in cape may county. now, i used to live in ocean inc city, that was cents 30 minute drive. so we'rerobably 15 minute drive from atlantic city but so clear along the coa monster u can see, the atlantic city casinos from here. that is. so, super calm. the sand is rock hard. the beach come plealy frozen, showing you the frozen bay, if there, look like that is solid, too so the beach snow covered. so it will lock like white sand tomorrow. but that sky is orange, purple, red, it is every color of the rainbow rig

e will begin charging customers different rates. >>> and a live look right now from our san jose camera showing rain still coming down pretty hard there. meteorologist mike nicco is coming up with today's accuweather forecast. >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> all right, we're back, we're taking a look at what happened with this atmospheric river event. only two reporting stations, san jose and ukiah didn't quite mee reach 2 inches. mountain view, 5 1/2 inches in kenfield. it was a big soaker. we got two records from yesterday. daily records. the first one is san jose. 1.4 inches yesterday. that sets a new record for that date. and even heavier rain fell in san francisco. 3.15 inches, and that made the old daily record of 2.36 go by the wayside. look what happened back in 1872. now it's the 16th wettest day ever in san francisco. the weather service tweeted me this to show me our top five. notice four of the top five were back from the 1800s. the top one, don't look at that, 5.54 inches on november 5th back in 1994. thought you might be interested in that because if you were in san francisco, it was all day rain, itstopped. now it's q

i will e-mail you and redacted same. mike huckabee is with us.hink most of our viewers are completely lost with all the names and who said what to who. bring us up to speed. what do those texts imply? >> well, they imply that peter struck and lisa paige didn't have enough to do for we the taxpayers are paying them and neither one of them should continue to be employed. that was not, by the way, video fighting in france for nutella. that was people scrambling to get one of those fbi jobs where all you have to do is sit around and text each other when you're having an affair with one of your fellow employees. but, stuart, the big story here that we cannot overlook is that this indicates that the highest levels of our most trusted law enforcement agency. there were people who were trying to actually influence the u.s. election. when i hear people say, well, what about russia? russia was trying to influence the election, they well may have been. but far less of damage to the american people is that a foreign government would try to influence then tha

now, i'm honored to bring up my co-chair, he came from his own e vent in the north bay. congressman mike thompson is a champion in so many ways. if you've seen him recently coming to the aid of the people in his district and beyond in terms of the fire in the north bay. he is the chair of our task force in the congress on gun safety, gun violence prevention. he's is veteran, a gun owner and hunter and he knows well how to protect the american people from gun violence. he lead the way in the debate as republican colleagues have chose ton ignore las vegas and texas and all of these terrible situations but because of his own experience as a veteran, he knows how to use a gun and he knows that hunting is not something that requires -- there's no reason we shouldn't have a sensible common sense legislation on gun violence. i point that out because this is a very major issue in our country. the same time the committee and a champion for america and call, welcome a colleague, a friend from san francisco, mike thompson. >> thank you. thank you leader , we are for a clean act. she's been a leader

e will speak with morgan stanley wealth management. exclusive berg qvc's head man, mike george. after a pause yesterday, we resumed the rally. back. rally is look at the solid gains that we have for the major averages nasdaq s&p 500 and bit igher by .5% or a more. 2000. out russell the optimism is back about tax cuts and what it will economy and we have the earnings season getting under way tomorrow with some of the big banks. those in a t moment. but first, let's look at a few of the stocks that are 2000 g the russell higher. these are small cap stocks. 17%.ress software up they beat earnings and sales estimates. same thing with k.b. home. they beat earnings by more than 9%. stands out in contrast to yesterday's lennar.s miss by company, the brinks up almost 9%. these are some small cap winners. the earning season overall, let's hop bloomberg and look at the year-over-year earnings growth. in 2013 and '14, ecent growth, but then we see an earnings recession '16.here to 2015, 2017, lots of growth. 20% last year. this is the estimate for the fourth quarter that we'll be at.ing up