the mike grow, the first coordinator job since college 10 years ago.ll continue to call out the offensive plays. it was created when frank wright was named the coach of the indianapolis coach. >>> and the injuries mounting with the fliryers. it got so dire the team had to get a new goalie last night. >> the goalie is wearing red and white red wings pads because hours ago peter played for them. >> two hours i'll be in a different city and different team. but you know, it's a new chapter and new life. >> he is a good goaltender in this league. and you know he has done that overtime. and certainly this year, over the past, you look at his performances over the last month. very solid and excellent. so we are excited to have him. >> they traded for the 26-year-old when michael elliot went down with injuries. and brought in draft picks rather than an unproven commodity is not lost on the team. >> he is coming in with experience and won in the past. some big games. and you know we are pretty glad to have him. and it shows the management trusts this group and

. >> came from the chicago bears 2016, um, mike grow had it.ot mike grow but, um, alshon and the bears ran it inside the 5-yard line, um, and that's where we got it from. >> question from reporter. that offensively if not it was going to get real worried so , what let's call it apples. let's call it -- no, p that's what we tag it. >> philly special showed off relationship for you to go for it. question froor jt think it showe trust that we have as quarterbacks and, um, they havet play obviously and, um, the guy, it was the right timeiohe rightd obviously it be pretty famous play i think now talk >> question from reporter. >> what sense do you have of carson timetable training camp? >> yeah. talking about specific injury i don't want to get into a t that. these guys are rehabbing right now. it's still a long way off.gh, u know, a lot of things this spring, but, um, you know, th, and we'll continue to just monitor their progres. >> question from reporter.bvusl, um, probably little more special for me now. i just think because you're responsible f

have no immediate plans to hire an offensive coordinator a sign duce staley and receivers coach mike growld be bumped up. the giants hired mike shula as offensive coordinator today taking him off the potential candidates list. so it looks like right now the money is on staley and grow. >>> meanwhile today frank reich introduced as the new head coach for the indianapolis colts doug pederson said on sunday that he knows reich has all of the tools to be successful at this level and today reich saying after his journey with the eagles most recently it's finally a dream realized. >> i always believed in and wanted to be an nfl head coach. i grew up that in a family coaches. my dad was a football coach. my mom was a coach. my brother is a head coach of division two school. i've always envisioned myself? why because i love the comrade comradery. i love the people. i love the competition. >> great for him. >>> the biggest result of the eagles super bowl run spring training came at us a lot faster. phillies down in clearwater florida right now. new head coach gabe kapler said after watching what t

. ♪ >>> it look like eagles have settled in on their new offensive coordinator mike grow. rds are reportedly promoting their wide receivers coach after interviewing both grow and monday are unking backs coach duce staley on monday. grow joined the eagles this past off season and made an immediate impact on the receivers this year. this will be his first time as coordinator in the nfl. despite being passed over espn is reporting staley is getting a title promotion to assistant head coach as well as his running backs coach title. >>> the flyers injury list continues to grow moving forward, forward wayne simmons one of those -- leading scoressers from the flyers is out two to three weeks with an upper body injury. another goaltender is out as michael is sight lined for four to six weeks with a lower body injury. he joins brian al elliot recovering from core muscle surgery out for at least a month. the head coach says it's tough but it is time to move on. >> go through all kinds of different adversities through a season and injuries are part of it. everybody goes through them a

the position vacant after frank reich moved on, that means they could give both duce staley and mike groweing responsibility, with his departures. reich was introduced as the new head coach of the colts yesterday, he has been an assistant in the nfl for 10 seasons. he spent two years in philadelphia he takes over a colts team that has not made the playoffs since 2014. former eagles oc is excited to be back in indy. >> i really believe that we will work together to do something special this city, and for our organization, something that will be remembered for a long time. this is a great football city. i'm happy to be home to my coaching roots. this is where i got my start, my first coaching job. >> saint bonaventure at gola arena taking on lasalle, bonaventure senior guard matt mobley was unstoppable. he had 30 points, nine rebound s on the night, as they beat the explorers, 79-68, lasalle now 10-16 on the season. next up george mason at gola arena on saturday. >>> villanova fell to number three they play on the road at providence, spring training underway, march madness right around the c

may leave the position, vacant and instead, put more responsibility on assistants duce staley and mike grow. bird who frank reich to indianapolis, today he was introduced as the team's new head coach. that was the best video we have what do you want. >>> frank spent two seasons in philly, he takes over a team, that hasn't made the playoffs since 2014. >> i really believe we will work together to do something special for this city, and for our organization, something that will be remembered for a long time. this is a great football city. i'm happy to be home to my coaching roots. this is where i got my start, my first coaching job. >> good for him. >>> college hoops saint bonaventure at lasalle, bonnie ease senior guard matt mobley flat out balling, he had 30 points and grabbed nine board, they took care of the explorers 79-68. >> the madness start in two and a half weeks. >> it is all so close. >> yes. >> up next, adventure aquarium new >>> a group of birds took center stage today, not the eagles but we're talking about penguins at adventure aquarium >> these african penguin chicks made the

the birds may leave it vacant and instead put more responsibilities on assistant duce staley and mike growoordinator frank reich to indianapolis to day he was introduced as the teams new head coach. frank spent two seasons in philadelphia he takes over a team that hasn't made the playoffs since 2014. because of the super bowl he gets a late start with his new squad and he was asked, if that is a problem. >> actually, i was kind of hoping we get used to the timing off this, just coming off the super bowl and playing quote unquote catch up with the rest of the league, right? i mean, i like this, right. we want to indoctrinate this timing all the time. >> good luck to frank. >>> philly philly teams in the city are undefeated since super bowl sunday. flyers will try to make it nine-zero with the win over devils tonight brian elliott will miss action. he is out five to six weeks after having abdominal surgery michal neuvirth is now main guy between the pipes. >>> tj messing around got a triple double. sixers guard tj mcconwell his first career triple double in last night's over the knicks, 10 p

expected doug pederson is interviewing both running backs coach duce staley and receivers coach mike growo take over at oc. this was first reported by espn this morning. pederson is said to be interviewing both staley and grow today. now pederson will still call the plays but it look like the offensive coordinator will take over the day to day duties. staley former eagles player has been a coach here in philly for last seven years. grow joined them this past off season. >>> us women's hockey team is going for gold team u.s. a headed back to the gold medal game for the third straight winter olympics. they defeated finland five to nothing sunday night and face our neighbors to the north in team canada. canada leads the series three-one in gold medal games having won the last two straig straight. interesting enough canada has won every single -- won gold in every single winter oh limb 96 p women' hockey except for the first time time back in 1998 when the u.s. won. >> wow. only two gold medalists u. s and canada. >> pretty interesting little stat there. >> trying to keep things interesting.

may leave the position, vacant and instead, put more responsibility on assistants duce staley and mike grow. bird who frank reich to indianapolis, today he was introduced as the team's new head coach. that was the best video we have what do you want. >>> frank spent two seasons in philly, he takes over a team, that hasn't made the playoffs since 2014. >> i really believe we will work together to do something special for this city, and for our organization, something that will be remembered for a long time. this is a great football city. i'm happy to be home to my coaching roots. this is where i got my start, my first coaching job. >> good for him. >>> college hoops saint bonaventure at lasalle, bonnie ease senior guard matt mobley flat out balling, he had 30 points and grabbed nine board, they took care of the explorers 79-68. >> the madness start in two and a half weeks. >> it is all so close. >> yes. >> up next, adventure aquarium new penguin it's just my eczema again,make . but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw

doug peterson tapped mike grow for the drive previously the wide receiver's coach. and the first coordinator job in the nfl the last one was with the university of virginia 10 years ago. with the flyers winning six of the last seven and in striking spot. the gm says they owed it to the team to get them a quality gold tender. peter moresic was fresh off his flight. he was playing with a mediocre team and is excited to play with the flyers. >> what do you think of the flyers chances? >> they play well now and have a good team. when we come into the building we all know how tough it is to play against them. they have fast all forwards and defense and a good power play. and this building it's loud and have great fans, it's always tough for us to play here so i hope we'll make that happen. >> he is great and having a great season this year. you know, hopefully we can make it all the way. >> hopefully make a run without wayne simmons out for the next three weeks with an upper body injury and maybe he hit his hand in this fight on sunday. and a big hit because simmons comi

offensive coordinator this is like al sign that both running backs coach duce staley and receivers coach mike growgiants hired mike shawl la take him off the potential candidate list. the money on staley and grow. >>> meanwhile former offensive coordinator frank reich introduced today as the colts new head coach. remember the patriots offensive coordinator josh money daniels changed his mind at the last minute. frank reich jokes he loves to be the second guy up. >> do you hate or love josh mcdaniels for what happened. >> love that. i'll answer that one just for you, pat. back up role suited me well in my career. >> remember he was a back up quarterback too. just great. it's poetic it work. >> biggest side effect of the eagles fun spring training came the us more quickly phillies manager gabe kapler in clear weight water with his new players and he's starting that ask the right questions to build a culture around the team. >> what does it mean to play boldly? what does it mean to deliver a pitch boldly? what does it mean to take swing in the batters box bold. what i've gotten with conviction, with

espn is reporting what we expect doug pederson is interviewing both duce staley and receivers coach mike grow to take over at offensive coordinator. that is sports in a minute. >> what about lagarrette blount, you know, is there still tons of talk about what will happen to our eagles, it it sounds likely garrett blount would like to stay here in philadelphia. >> i like that. >> obviously i like it a lot there, they like me, they like me a lot there, so, it is a mutual respect and mutual agreement thing about how bee feel about each other. >> why wouldn't you want to stay with the super bell champ >> well, he went on to praise eagles running back coach duce staley who he called within of the best coaches he ever played for. he used to be on the patriots. since blount is a free agent, he will likely need to take less money to stay with the eagles. so the question is how much do you like eagles you? say you like them and want to stay but are you willing to give up money if you stay. >> if they hire duce to be the oc, you know, might be more incentive to stay. >> put your money where your mouth i

. >> the seeing else are promoting receivers coach mike grow to offensive coordinator, running back coach duce staley also interviewed. this is the first time grow will serve as offensive coordinator in the nfl, also had stops with the jet, rams, bearing, according to espn staley getting upgrade of sorts now assistant head coach as well as running back coach. >> flyers, canadiens, under a minute and a half to go. down two; empty net for the flyers, sean to jakub voracek, yes, ties it up, we get free hockey n over time voracek, once again, flyers win it three-two, lasalle taking on rhode island in over time. cut to the basket. gets the bucket. explorers, fall, 95-93. >>> the phillies are reportedly in talks with cubs pitcher jake airetta. said the phillies are open to bringing in big name pitcher. won the national league cy young awards in 2015, and has two no hitters in his career. that's sports in a minute. i'm kristen rodgers. >> rhode island i think the highest ranging in their history. >> congrats. >> people are weighing in, they say that jenkintown they just had pizza shops, and they

. >> iain, after interviewing both receivers coach mike grow and running backs duce staley eagles haveortedly landed with grow to take over as their new offensive coordinator. he joined the eagles this past off season and made an immediate impact on the receivers. this is the first time grow will be in oc in the nfl he served as offensive coordinator for virginia from 2006 to 2008 he does have an extensive coaching resume dating back to 2,000 with the jets, rams and bears. as for duce staley despite being passed over espn is reporting his title has been promoted he's now the assistant head coach as well as running backs coach. staley played for the eagles for seven seasons and has been on staff that long as well. coming up more on this new look eagles staff plus the flyers embracing that next man up mentality and you have to hear what foods gabe kapler likes to indulge in. that's ahead in sports. iain. >> kristen thanks. look forward to that. president donald trump tweeting today about the keystone state he's urging state republicans to fight against that new congressional redistrictin

expected doug pederson is interviewing both running backs coach duce staley and receivers coach mike growrst reported by espn this morning. pederson will still call the plays but it looks like the offensive coordinator will take over the day to day duties. former eagles player himself duce staley has been a coach here in philly for the last seven years as well grow joined this past off season. >>> the 2018 nascar cup series season is official underway. austin dylan won yesterday at day tone at a 502nd place story might be even cooler. bubba wallace junior came behind dylan yesterday. it's the highest finish for african-american. his mom and his sister hugging. came into the press couldn't friend. >> i'm just so emotional over where my family has been the last two years that i don't talk about it but it's just so hard and so having them here to support me is -- i just try so hard to be successful at everything i do and my family pushes me. each and every day and they might not even know it i just want to make them proud. i love my family and happy everybody here, my mother mom, my sister,

step in as the eagles new offensive coordinator, the favorite coach duce staley and receivers coach mike growspring training is here. phillies manager gabe kapler down in clearwater florida with his new players, and already asking the right questions to help build a culture around this team. >> what does it mean to play boldly? what does it mean to deliver a pitch boldly? what does it mean to take swing in the batters box? what i've got never return is with conviction, with fearlessness. at that's sports in a minute. i'm kristen rodgers. >> all right, did he really move on from a life of crime? 4. >> the latest on the trial oadfs joey merlino. bob kelly? >> good morning shall everybody, 4:26 on this morningg good. red light coming in, skyscraperp in red. let's check some of thet mornine boardwalk, flags are blowing, how about slice of pizza out ma? sue has your sweet forecast when we come right [narrator] look around. if our world isn't stuck in the past, why is higher education? we say, if there's a better path, you should take it. and when there isn't, well, you know where i'm going with th

to fill their open offensive coordinator position , after all, espn report says duce staley and mike growenterview for the role, both guys are currently on the staff. eagles center jason kelce visited phillies to day in clearwater, florida, first day of full squad work outs, jason gave the guys a pep talk with a lot of colorful language. i'm sure you can imagine. unfortunately that video was not released but he did compare the fightins to the world champion birds. >> a lot of similarities, good , young team with talent, what everybody was talking about in philadelphia, before the season started, but not really anybody, usually projected to be like eight- eight before the season and then we went on to win the super bowl. >> can you just pause for a second and use your imagination to wonder what jason kelce, said to the guys. how he said, whatever he said. >> i have a feeling i can get some idea, get close. >> how raining before it gets out. >> just saying. >> thanks, buddy. >>> action on the court might not be the biggest story coming out nba all-star game, it might be the national anthem.

the flyers, mike grow to offensive coordinator.o interviewed of the first time to serve as is an offensive coordinate over in the nfl. according to espn staley is also getting a upgrade of sorts. he'll now be assistant head coach as well as running back's coach. >> flyers, canadians, aunt minute and a half to go. down two; empty net for the flyers. sean to jacob very check, ties it up, fee hockey. very check, once again, win it three-two, lasalle tacking on 18, rhode island, in over time. sira cuts to the basket, gets the bucket. explorers fall 95-93. >>> the phillies are reportedly in talks with cubs pitcher jake airetta. says the phillies are open to bringing in bug name pitcher. won the cy young awards in 2015, had a two no hitters in his career. that's sports in a minute. i'm crest zero kristen rodgers thank you. 4:25, coming up here at 4:30, talk about unholy act prompting a all out search. >> why police are on the hunt for that guy right there. what he said to his congregation that has a lot of people afraid. >> let's get a c

there's 185 economies in the world and 181 of them are growing, mike. that's unprecedented so, the global risk of overheating is truly global. but look, emerging markets make a lot of sense here. financials, in part because it's the biggest sector of emerging markets, but in total, just overall wherever you look, it's a great sector for broad economic growth and rising inflation and rising rates so that should be one of the bright spots over the course of the next year as we all worry a little bit more about not whether good news is good for the markets -- it still is -- but exceptionally good news on the economy could lead us to some more pullback. >> are we getting hooked on the somewhat weak dollar, jeff, that's kind of holding all those things together or no? >> maybe i worry a little bit about the dollar in theory, higher inflation should be bad for the dollar and higher real rates good, so the dollar might be able to sniff out whether what we're seeing is good growth or potentially inflationary growth. but look what the dollar's doing now. it's do

mike allen: is donald trump, is president trump growing on you? >> the president is the president and -- [laughing] i accept that. and i say that actually in seriousness. i think it has been difficult for many people in this country, still a year later, to accept the fact that donald trump is our president. he was not my choice for the republican candidate, but i respect the fact that he is the president and i work with him. mike allen: senator collins, i mentioned in the introduction your common sense coalition helped get the government re-opened. the commonsense coalition has its roots in 2013. could you tell us literally what it is, how many members you started with, how many people come to your meetings now? collins: well, we start the coalition back in 2013 when government was shutdown, and it was obviously extremely harmful to the economy. it happened during the peak tourism season, so it had an especially adverse impact on my constituents. and it represented to me the ultimate failure to govern. so when government shutdown, when it was obvi

mike luery reports. a growing concern a history of wildfires burning out of control in the sierra and now there are more dead trees in the forest adding fuel to the fire. terri hardy/acting executive director, the little hover commission:"over the course of our study, we started with a 102 million dead trees in the sierra and now there are 129 million dead trees." in a year long study the little hoover commission concluded california is doing it all wrong. "i think we've seen a century of mismanagement." mismanaging fires by trying to suppress them instead of letting them burn naturally. instead the commission says we should be reducing dead trees by fighting fire with fire. and it turns out they say we're burning money too. "if you look at the difference in the costs for prescribed fire it's $200 an acre as opposed to $800 an acre fighting wildfires." that's why this inmate crew today is eliminating dead trees and underbrush in a controlled burn at auburn state recreation area. cal fire capt. joe madsen: "the mor

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growing up. my grandfather mike sat him down at the kitchen table of their modest home in a hard-drinking steel town in western pennsylvania. i don't know how old my dad was at the time, maybe a navy recruit on leave during the last days of world war ii or a theater student attending college on the g.i. bill. he may even have been a disk jockey by then. mike was not much of a talkinger, but he was determined to make an impression on his son. his father was an alcoholic and died young leaving mike to raise two brothers and a sister. all three were heavy drinkers. so was mike. he put a bottle of kessler's whiskey on the table, and he poured two large drinks. raising his glass, he looked my dad in the eye. you drink too much, he said. mike was right about my dad, and if he had lived long enough, he would have seen right through me. when he died, my father and i got drunk on shots and beers in a dark neighborhood beer around the corner from the funeral home. so my grandfather never knew that he had started something. my father continued to drink, often having his first martini of the day at 10 a.m. foll

and if mike had been abusive, had ellen come to the conclusion that she could solve that problem with a gun? detective wilson was growingd more skeptical of ellen snyder's stoimpl and so was mike's sister teri. without any real proof that ellen had something to do with mike's disappearance, there was nothing that could be done about those aching suspicions. >> there was nothing that could tangibly prove murder enough to get an arrest warrant for it until they had a body. >> and another four years passed. mike's sister teri became more and more dissatisfied with the progress detective wilson is making. zealous. he felt that, you are right, a lot of this isn't adding up and i believe at first they worked very hard to find my brother. >> as the years went by, the unknown had become unbearable for the snyder family. they wanted answers from the police. >> i think he got very upset with me that i was being pushy. our phone conversations got less and less. i would call and leave a message and my messages weren't being returned. they kind of, i think, put the case on the back burner, i believe. >> detective wilson did continue

mike it -- market. unloved and they are growing. has the interest rate cycle turned. that means increased margins.ank you for coming on. the risks and opportunities in frontier markets. coming up on the program. twins.kelvoss why they think tighter regulation would be a boon for cryptocurrency. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is blood work markets asia. i am haidi lun in sydney. david: the world bank has expressed doubts about the legitimacy of digital coin, comparing them to ponzi schemes. despite the chorus of critics there is no stopping them. toldake lost brothers tracy alloway that they are in infor the long-haul that regulation would be bullish for the space. >> we remember bitcoin when it was eight dollars. happy with the price around $8,000. you have seen the cycle happen, i lost track of how much it has happened but probably over 20 times. there is a lot of excitement, new money coming in. it gets a little frothy and corrects back but it seems to find a floor that is healthier and higher than the previous one. i think this is going to be the same. >> does the volatility concern you? him

see us growing and kansas is a happening place, as we are growing we are focusing on that and hard challenges. we are seeing some success. mike: in your first joint address, you said "i keep a surgeons schedule, not a politicians. what did you mean by that? gov. coyler: the staff will tell you about that one. i think you need to be very engaged. you will see me out a lot. my new work week normally as a surgeon is an 80 hour or 90 hour workweek, you're going to be out visiting with people, getting things done. you look at the healing, you look at the timing of it. we are very active and already we have been across 20 different communities in the state. mike: governor, the financing of education in kansas is complicated. you have a lot of rocks in your backpack. when you gave your four points about k-12 education in your address, you said "we must insist on accountability and improved outcomes." talk about accountability. gov. coyler: it's the results. for me, in order to get accountability you need transparency and data. i am a surgeon to get these outcomes -- i'm a surgeon. to get these outcomes -- we have great kids. we need

this all comes after donald trump was caught on a hot mike confirming he will release the damning memo growing stronger one hundred. right. now it is claimed the document reveals f.b.i. abuse of the foreign intelligence surveillance act particular with with regard to claims found in the infamous trump dossier it confirmed it could damage confidence not only in the bureau but also in the ongoing probe into trump's alleged links some republican house members who said they've read the memo have called it shocking and worse than the watergate scandal however some democrats in congress say the calls to release the document are nothing more than another plot engineered by the kremlin after the hashtag released the memo spread on social media u.s. politicians put pressure on the platforms to find evidence of russian bots but nothing to indicate that was found in the mainstream media went even further suggesting the chairman who drafted the memo could be a russian agent himself. isn't it possible that the republican chair of the house intel committee has been compromised by the russians there's a poss

growing cold. stone cold. eventually, mike retired. as did these cops up north. retired and moved to sunny florida. >> got very bored. >> >> coming up. i always felt this was a case that could be solved. >> enter a cold case squad. could they do what no one else had. >> how important was that? >> extremely important. >> when "dateline" continues. one bottle has the grease cleaning power of three bottles of this other liquid. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. oh! there's one.a "the sea cow"" manatees in novelty ts? surprising. what's "come at me bro?" it's something you say to a friend. what's not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> tara's family struggled. >> it was hard. i was robbed of my sister. i had to grow up without one. >> in 2003 t after six years together, sharon and keith finally got heard. >> when i was getting ready to walk down the aisle, i was very sad because my baby girl wasn't going to be in that wedding party, but she was there. we made sure she was there. >>

mike. >> sure. >> dana: there are also growing calls for broward county sheriff scott israel to resign as relearne about the dozens of times officers were called to the cruz family home. records showing 45 calls to the sheriff's office related to the family in the decade leading up to the shooting. phil keating is live in parkland, phil? >> stoneman douglas high school teachers will soon be walking out of their classrooms back to their cars and driving home for the night. capping two days of planning in preparation for tomorrow morning's return of more than 3,000 students here. their first time back at the scene of the horrific crime for many of them. the shooting dominating today's broward county commission meeting. it's the first time since the shooting. unanimously passing a resolution in support of state lawmakers in tallahassee, passing an assault weapons ban. commissioner are also considering banning all future gun shows and gun shops from inside broward county. and a resolution to create a task force to investigate why so many agencies had so many warning signs that went unheeded. the susp

mike luery reports. a growing concern a history of wildfires burning out of control in the sierra and now there are more dead trees in the forest adding fuel to the fire. terri hardy/acting executive director, the little hover commission:"over the course of our study, we started with a 102 million dead trees in the sierra and now there are 129 million dead trees." in a year long study the little hoover commission concluded california is doing it all wrong. "i think we've seen a century of mismanagement." mismanaging fires by trying to suppress them instead of letting them burn naturally. instead the commission says we should be reducing dead trees by fighting fire with fire. and it turns out they say we're burning money too. "if you look at the difference in the costs for prescribed fire it's $200 an acre as opposed to $800 an acre fighting wildfires." that's why this inmate crew today is eliminating dead trees and underbrush in a controlled burn at auburn state recreation area. cal fire capt. joe madsen: "the mor

mike pence. this as tensions continue to grow across the region.the weekend, more fighting broke out when an iranian drone entered israeli airspace and one of the israeli teams responding to it was shot out of the sky by a syrian missile. shortly after israel retaliated by disseminating 12 nearby bases in syria. all of them with ties to iran. here now to sort this out to us tom rogan washington examiner. most of the mclaughlin group. good to see you tonight. what is the most important take away, do you think, from what happened over the weekend between israel and iran? >> thank you for having me on, martha. i think there are two points. first of all, it shows the prime minister netanyahu is very clearly trying to draw or trying to enforce israel's red line. he has said they would take action of this disagree before. secondly though, i think it's important to recognize that syrian air defenses seemed to have improved. who is syria's main militaryian benefactor. they're is broader regional ramifications and 1r5r8 trying to send a message to iran and

mike: we are running into the growing season in north america and if you look at longer-term trends, what you will see the next chart, that green but theows demand, price is stuck in the narrowest range. the bloomberg grain index -- with that means is it has crawled up and ready to go, but which way it goes, it needs a spark. we are having sales rallies as it comes to the u.s. but you have to be betting on that trend hasontinue and the weather been so bearable for so long i think it will continue. grains are ready to go higher. scarlet: and they might be a lining as well, talk is about this next chart. at the same time the dollar looks like it is speaking -- the market will coincide with that and it should rally. but the amount of grain stocks versus production or demand is speaking at the dollar potentially picking up the demand is trending higher. at some point rises should adjust and lower prices are helping this happen. talk to me about soybeans in particular because this is the top performer for 2018. talk to me about the dynamics here. ise: what is driving soybean argentina. ar

we'll see that crowd no doubt grow throughout the morning. we have mike and alex who are starting the coverage 6:00 a.m. as well from the art museum. heck ya. let's get in with steve keel any throw-back jersey right there. at least the olds kelly green. hi, steve. >> reporter: i added a layer, because sue serio said dress in layers, so i said i'll add a layer. so i put this eagles dress on. as you can see. it goes down to my knees. but this was the great chuck's number, coincidentally his number was the lasts year this team won any kind of championship that was before the super bowl's, that was in december 1960, just days before yours truely was born. and there is the original throw back. and i had this from the last super bowl. by the way they had long sleeve jersey this then, zone in elbow patch they were trying to show their arms off and the tats off like they do today. so among the people arriving early, lou, come here for a second. >> my favorite. >> oh, my god. did you hear that? i'm her favorite and i got a hug already. where did you come from? >>

grow. host: let's hear what our viewers have to say. we will go to mike in california. welcome to the conversation. caller: good morning, greta. you are the most attractive journalist on air. america.ing, i met -- who is the guest? i missed it. pringle, vice president of the national education association. caller: becky, thank you so much for coming on. i have just two or three things, greta. we had a shooting in louisiana. . thank god they were not killed. host: ok. caller: i think we need to immediately employed five to 10 highly trained national guards in every school, six foot chain-link fence. i am a contractor here as greta knows. it is $35 a foot installed. with nationalm up guard drones. they are experts at it. isis is toast. thank god to president trump. he is so great. linkedy the kids will be every one of them in the schools, immediately, and they will be able to react immediately. host: do you have any thoughts on that? guest: i worry about the image that just created for me that we turn our schools into battlegrounds. if that is the direction we are going i

mike. slowly but steady, the medal tally is growing.tyle and perhaps we didn't see this coming because izzy atkin is only 19. she is english, lives in america but luckily for us, herfather is english, lives in america but luckily for us, her father is from birmingham city chose to represent britain. ochi she chose us! we are honoured, aren't we? could this be the start of a super saturday on the slopes of pyeongchang for great britain? izzy atkin has become britain's second medallist of the games, adding to dom parsons' bronze in the skeleton, with a bronze of her own in the ski slopestyle. ben croucher reports. this is the face of history, great britain's first silverware on skis. slopestyle is about nailing the ralph and avoiding the bumps on the jumps, this teenager adds substance with some style. born and raised in the usa to a british father and malaysia and mother she honed his skills on the slopes of main she was three. trips like this have taken 16 yea rs three. trips like this have taken 16 years in the planning. for the final

>> i get a phonecall from my director, he tells me hey, mike, you know want to play a village in black panter? from that moment i started growing my hair and getting in shape and training. >> what happens now determines what happens to the rest of the world. >> rounding out the cast of the action packed film, lupito , forest whitaker, angela bassett ... >> my son, it is your time. >> bassett told us keeping the script a secret during shooting was the hardest part of the job. >> i was so scared of doing something by accident. >> like you can't talk about this, don't talk about that. >> i didn't know what to talk. i was like don't ask me anything. i just a.m. not talking to anybody about anything. >> ♪ >> for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier. >> and i love this earlier in chantee's piece, not just a movie, a movement. so many pieces cents already about it, that hasn't even hit the nationwide theatres until today. imagine the buzz. should be really good movie. >> look forward to your reviews on monday. >> oh, you'll hear it. >> so let's hear about this forecast, it was raining when i came in. will it move snout. >> eventua

grow up. lemonis: lot of childhood memories. mikeission viejo earlier this year, it was one of the worst days of my life. bob had passed away at the time. [ voice breaking ] he was... he would not have been happy. 'cause he never -- bob never had a store close. lemonis: so, what happened in mission viejo? mike: a bunch of things happened. first of all, our rent was high. then there was another very popular restaurant across from us. ultimately, we weren't able to pay rent. the other problem we had, we had operational issues. we were running high in food. lemonis: whose responsibility is that? mike: paul has handled all of that. paul: [ chuckling ] yeah. lemonis: okay. normally when you meet somebody that has business partners, they don't start ratting people out this quickly. i thought it was a little peculiar that, right out of the rip, he tells me, "well, we had this one location, and it didn't do well. oh, by the way, it was that guy's fault." and mike's supposed to be the c.e.o. what kind of c.e.o. does that to his people? paul:

. >> and steve keeley would in the miss it either after growing up here in love park, steve? >> reporter: all right, mike under a clear blue sky, and below there is a sea of green. and to quote that famous song, a sea of eagles love, too. all right, folks. we're live. what do you say? (cheers). >> wow. all right, and you can see, there are all generations here , and among the thick crowd here on 15th street, across the street in city hall is the wide family, wids their name. i look, i don't think this crowd could get any wider. you have the appropriate name. who is the youngers of the wide here? >> here. >> the schools didn't close in edgewater park today? >> no. >> to you it is closed? >> yes. >> and who are you? >> green. >> would you rather be in school. >> no. >> i didn't they so. all right, what did you think of this, good family event? >> absolutely. >> how is it so far? >> colds. >> all right. you cut out of work today. the kids cut school. you cut work. so leading by example, dad. >> that's right. good example leader aren'ty? >> do you think anybody is working to the in the police and the media?

investing in the -- heavily investing in the united states, we are growing here, and we are hiring here in the united states. >> host: mike chen of omron, thanks for the tour. we appreciate it. >> guest: thanks for your time. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> host: michael perry, what is dji? >> guest: we're most known for our consumer quad copters, but over the last year or two people have started using this ground breaking technology, putting it to work in a wide variety of areas whether it's professional filling making and television production or agriculture. >> host: now, you did not use the word drone, and we all know it by the word drone. >> guest: sure. yeah. most people call it drones but, basically, we don't think necessarily about the flying aspect, we're thinking about what it does for people, about imaging capture. >> host: so what are we see anything the cage here? >> guest: ing >> guest: this is the newest version of our flagship consumer product. it folds down to about the size of a water bottle, has a 4k camera onboard, and the upgrades that we released to it

response to the growing size of the digital currency capitalization which some say could have an impact an adverse impact on the u.s. economy a senate banking committee member republican senator mike rounds said quote there's no question about the fact that there is a need for a regulatory framework crypto currencies are currently regulated by the u.s. securities exchange commission before the commodity futures trading commission my old agency the department of treasury and the u.s. federal reserve and individual states. japan's steel industry said on monday that the a proposal by the u.s. department of commerce to president donald trump would impose curbs on steel imports and that it violates the principles of free trade for more we're joined by r.t. correspondent dan cowen dan thanks for being here so what's the latest on on these on these still import potential quotas good to be with you bart the japanese steel industry is up in arms over the commerce secretary wilbur ross his recommendations to the trump administration to curb the import of steel and aluminum from not only japan but also china vietnam venezuela these would be implemented through tariffs and import quotas on ja

just mike john, we have figured out ways to get our costs under control. his medicaid is growing slower than ours, ours is under 2%. that required us to take on and properly decide who should be in a nursing home and who should not. that is one of the biggest fights in the world. we believe in home health care. we believe in paying accurately. we are using technology to make sure we are not overpaying. it has had a big impact. we have moved everybody into managed care, except those in nursing homes, which is another battle we are in the middle of. we shrunk the number of providers in our state to bring more competition. any one of these things are tough. we can talk about the states, but if states want to do things, they have to engage and take on special interest groups to have a significant impact. what are we proposing? transparency. people should know what they are paying for. there is another thing, we don't want to be paying quantity in medicine, we want to pay for quality. what is happening in the country? if we don't stop paying for quantity and start paying for quality a

response to the growing size of the digital currency capitalization which some say could have an impact an adverse impact on the u.s. economy a senate banking committee member republican senator mike rounds said quote there's no question about the fact that there is a need for a regulatory framework crypto currencies are currently regulated by the u.s. securities exchange commission before the commodity futures trading commission my old agency the department of treasury and the u.s. federal reserve and individual states. japan's deal industry said on monday that the a proposal by the u.s. department of commerce to president donald trump would impose curbs on steel imports and that it violates the principles of free trade for more we're joined by r.t. correspondent dan cowen dan thanks for being here so what's the latest on on these on these still import potential quotas good to be with you bart the japanese steel industry is up in arms over the commerce secretary wilbur ross his recommendations to the trump administration to curb the import of steel and aluminum from not only japan but also china vietnam venezuela these would be implemented through tariffs and import quotas on jap

. >> i get a phonecall from my director, he tells me hey, mike, you want to play a village, you know, from that moment i started growingng in shape and training. >> what happens now? >> what happens? to the rest of the worlds. >> rounding out the cast of the action packed film, low pete owe, forest whitaker, angela bassett. >> my son it is your time. >> bassett told us keeping the script a secret during shooting was the hardest part of the job. >> i was so scared of doing -- >> like you can't talk about this, you don't talk about that. >> i didn't know what to talk. i was like don't ask me anything. i'm not talking to anybody about anything. >> (shooting). >> for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier. >> well, this is a specially great morning to enjoy a good cup of coffee. it is national cafe owe lay day, anita? >> good morning, jan, well, every day is a great coffee day. but today specifically it is national cafe olet day. next, i'll talk about the specialty coffee tea brewing in philadelphia, and i will learn to make a latte, chelsey , today would be a perfect day for this. >> it would indeed, that's because the

the jackpot has been growing since the turn of the year and was the third biggest in the draw‘s history. with all the sport, here's mikeentre. good afternoon. it's been a day of rollercoaster emotions for great britain on the penultimate day of the winter 0lympics. in the early hours, billy morgan's bronze medal made it britain's best winter games ever, but a sixth medal proved out of reach of the women's curlers. andy swiss reports. and he needs to go absolutely stratospheric. he is a former acrobat with a dodgy knee, but billy morgan was about to leap into history. yes. add 28, billy morgan isa history. yes. add 28, billy morgan is a snowboarding veteran, this is lastjump and is a snowboarding veteran, this is last jump and surely is a snowboarding veteran, this is lastjump and surely his last 0lympics. lastjump and surely his last olympics. what a way to finish. that is absolutely massive. it propelled morgan into bronze medal position and one by one his rivals' hopes came tumbling down. when the last one crashed, morgan, to his utter disbelief, had his medal. it is pretty radical. if everyone landed the runs i woul

>>> and a brazen, growing crime taking place at cafes across the bay area after the break how authorities say you can keep your laptops safe. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist mike nicco. let me take you back in time to 2:20 yesterday afternoon when the streak was broken. the 12th longest winter dry spell in san francisco. spanned 27 consecutive days. now, we've got a warm weekend and a dry one, but more rain, snow and hail is on the >>> let's get back to our breaking news. sky7 is over the scene of a two-alarm fire in san francisco. this is just a few blocks from delores park and the fire started about 10:30 this morning. we've seen smoke rising for at least 30 minutes from this building. you see firefighters on the roof right now. and the building on fire is a multi-story victorian. firefighters have been inside fighting the fire as well. we have not heard any reports of any injuries yet. we have no word on what exactly sparked this fire. the flames appear to have burned the back of the building. there is visible damage to the outside of the house. you see firefighters working on the roof. some hot spots still burning. we're going to continue to monitor the si

growing economy. pu i have to laugh at a interest trump defender like mike saying there is something untoward about achingf donald trump when president trump attacked everybody from oprah to jay-z to adam schiff to chuck schumer. he is a one man don rickles attack machine. he ep spends a lot of his time doing this. he constantly attacked the fbi, the department of justice. he does attack robert mueller. he just tweeted not long ago this is a witch hunt. this is what donald trump does. okay. >> max. >> he doesn't pay attention to people's busy is too busy spewing insults. >> a lot of americans voted for president trump knowing that he wasn't a model citizen go on zbhoo exactly what you just said is exactly wrong, max. he is focus ds on the people ace about and you're focused on aching him. >> many come on give me a break. donald trump attacks people all the time. >> hang on. hang on. i know you're angry at the president hang on a zbleekd i have good cause to be angry. >> clearly you don't come from the situation that i just described of the michigan family and you have the luxury of being angry. >> oh, ple

mike. >> don't i kno >>> 93:00 is. if you own a talk perhaps you noticed a growing number of no grain pet food options on store shelves.in, is better than for your dog and others say those brands work especially well if your dog has a food allergy. what is up with all this here with some answers for us our friend doctor sheila mayor, veterinarian owner of somerdale animal hospital, doctor sheila, you will straight then out for us. >> absolutely, sue. >> but first we will take a look at a picture from 10 years ago, april of 2008, when you were here, with this little dog, and my almost 10 year-old daughter, is there our friend sheneille, doing a segment on pet food. >> how about that. >> that dog. >> that is roofus. >> he was from the camden county animal shelter. you brought him in. we went home with him. >> that was it it is all over. >> he is here to day. >> mommy will celebrate. >> good job, roofus, did you your job. >> say thank you doctor sheila , i owe it all to you. >> now, after seeing all these commercials, grain, no grain, was this a big thing now, what is going on. >> it is a fad, maybe that other pet food co

growing. the trump administration still determined to try to stop it. >> reporter: four days until the winter olympics opening ceremony in south korea but political gamesmanship is already in full swing. vice president mikeo play it tough at the games. he will remind the world of kim jong-un's moururderous regime, white house officials say. growing concern across the administration that north korea is brazenly evadesing sanctions. giving it the cash to continue its weapons program. germany's intelligence chief says north korea got some nuke her weapons technology by using its berlin embassy as a front. >> we determined from there weapons procurement took place in our view with an eye ward the missile program. >> reporter: north korea earned more than $200 million in revenue last year exporting coal and other commodities restricted by sanctions. in southern africa, cnn found evidence of north korea weeks stealing for cash. >> surface air missiles. portable surface to air missiles. military radar and defense systems. the refurbishment of tanks. it's a long list. >> reporter: offering this extraordinary disclosure. >> we have officers all around the world working diligently to make sure we do everything we

mike: to his point, apple does all of this and buybacks a lot and gives cash value. it is an example of a company growingeah, but apple is the anomaly with respect of the amount of cash point in their door so fast. mike: that is the best case. lisa: where do you see the top three opportunities given increase in volatility and valuations? mike: u.s. and chinese stocks. lisa: interesting, chinese stocks. mike: i think the best companies are still -- like steve schwarzman, you have u.s. companies like blackstone, jpmorgan, microsoft, the biggest insurance companies in china, all relatively ok valuations. we have had a huge run and they are still ok, even with interest rates going up because you have jpmorgan with 2% yields, and 13 times next years earnings. you are doing ok relative to the interest rates. david: staying with us, michael holland, and stephen stanley. coming up, we will get a read on the economy and the point of farr,f hiring with david a chairman and ceo, live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ i have talked to in the is a sleeved or participant, and sooner or later, it comes to employmen

growing. this situation is unsustainable. former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mike mullin first identified the national debt as the greatestt to our national security. >> so this comes as the white house is out with its latest budget proposal that you may have seen would add $7 trillion to the deficit over the next ten years. ben white, chief economic correspondent for politico, is joining me now. he's also notably a cnbc contributor. that's why we like that backdrop that's behind you. that's familiar to us here at the peacock network. you heard from the director a short time ago. do you agree with him? can you explain why the national debt is viewed as a threat to national security? >> yes, i do agree with him. i mean, we're not in a situation now where it's a huge emergency, but over the long term, if we're adding over $1 trillion a year to a deficit, a debt that's already at to trillion, and remember, these deficits are going to grow over the next ten years, with about $1 trillion for the next year. as the tax cuts pile up, as government spending piles up, the deficits get bigger, as much as $2 trillion in 2027. now, th