mike rowe you are the moral. >> i'm just as god made me, tucker. i don't know what to tell you. > tucker: that's as good as it is going to get. thanks, mike. >> see you. >> that is it, the end of the show and thehe end of the week d what a week it was. we will be back monday night 8:00 p.m., the sworn enemy of lying, smugness and groupthink. do what you can to ignore the news over the weekend. be with your loved ones and we will see >> all right, we start tonight with the fox news alert breaking just now. portionser of christopher steels depositionle now have been unsealed. now confirmation his dirty dossier, russian dossier was nothing more than we've been telling you. unverified, uncorroborated, speculative, garbage and frankly by now debunks bought and paid for by hillary clinton and the dnc also she controlled and meanwhile other unsealed documents are now showing how a longtime associate of the late senatorr john mccain played a vital role on that dirty dossier. we have big breaking news coming up. first, terrorism strikes new zealand. 49 innocent

be mike rowe. but also an activist, the "dirty jobs" guy, he has a foundation that pushes the idea of the version of work that's dignity and all this stuff. it seems to me that maybe that we should have a reality check about that, too. >> there's a whole cottage industry of trying to make going to an elite school so important so that parents do these types of crazy, illegal things, where they're spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to try to get their kid into usc or yale or whatever. where i actually think we need to, as a society, maybe put more emphasis on not just like elite universities, but, you know, the two-year schools or going to a trade or -- >> just skills! life skills. whatever that means. >> technical skills. right, exactly. and you can make a damned good living, you know, not making $100,000, $150,000, go to a trade -- if you have a trade, if you're in pa unia union. and we've lost track of that. >> my point is, very few people are doing things illegally. most people are spendin

. >> tucker: mike rowe has thought a lot about emotional support alligators. the show to ask him are they good? are they bad? here it is. >> tucker: what do you make of the emotional support animal craze? >> look, this is an interesting clip. i never really reasonable doubt can the alligator before. and i admit my knee-jerk reaction is to dismissive it as absurd it's better than crocodile which is completely different animal then we would have entirely crossed over. of course it's crazy except for the fact that it's not always crazy. if we have our typical binary choice of crazy, not crazy, i'm going to wind up saying something that loses me however many fans i might have left. so, all i can tell you in my world i love my dog. i have never traveled with my dog anywhere. and i do not begrudge people who travel with their pets. but i was the first thing that i was invited to do when i adopted by little dog was to get one of those service tags. and i said well i don't need a service tag. i was told very specifically by a veterinarian by the way it's so simple. ju

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for more, let's head out to nbc mike viqueira va care row at the white house. what was going on? what's in the water there at the white house? >> reporter: well, i mean, it's not all that unusual for the president to unleash a tweet storm and just sort of send these messages out into the howling void, kendis. the president did do something unusual late this morning, he headed across the street with first lady melania trump to services at st. john's episcopal church at 11:00, before but is that and after that the president has been on the twitter machine sending out attacks after attack after attack and some praise. he's evidently been watching tv today. fox news in particular because he was retweeting some of the comments that were made praising his decision to veto that bill that would have stopped him from declaring a national emergency, commenting on fox news personalities, janine piro suspended for comments and the fact that she observes her faith by wearing a head scarf and as you point out, attacking john mccain the late senator, gone now leaving us seven months ago, succum

mike. >>> a major announcement by governor newsom, placing a moratorium on execution. california has the largest list of death row inmates and they're now getting a repeet. pete has the latest. pete? >> good morning, laura and marcus. governor gavin newsom has openly called for this moratorium for quite some time. hi decision could come as no surprise. i was going to dive into the details of this executive action. it's going to call for a moratorium for all individuals on death row what this means is it will provide a reprieve for 740 death row inmates here at san quentin behind me. it also will withdraw the he lethal injection protocol and immediately close the chamber here in san quentin. it does provide a clear directive to not release any prisoner or alter any sentence. he supported an end to -- another try to end the death penalty failed in 2016. now today we have newsom using his executive powers to take care of this matter. the association of deputy district attorney called the move hasty and ill-considered. here's what some folks are saying. >> i don't believe in the death penalty. personally i'm okay wit

mike, seven days in a row for the transports that's not a bullish sign. >> really not.s in particular it's been -- looks like a vulnerable spot partly for this reason right? the market has long ago decided that airlines probably had their best moment for this cycle in terms of profitability, capital discipline and capacity so yeah, maybe that story shifts and you have a counter intuitive of the idea of the stocks looking cheap and harder to work. >> what do you make of the weakness in that group >> good bounce but, sara, looking historically, i don't care it's the last six cycles, airlines are a trading sub industry group that's a tough group to buy and really try to hold it is a trade. you know they have done well. they have reduced seat capacity, had a good bounce off the december lows and once again i think money taken off the table. we like industrials. industrials have kind of started to turn here a little bit lower but once again they've had a big bounce, too. so i think that -- you know, you look at truck tonnage and going through the roof and the trucking sub in

row" as they await clarity on brexit. on brexit, in the city am, the governor of the bank of england, mike carney, tells the house of lordsbrexit. finally the sun calls kylejenner a "selfie—made billionaire". the reality tv star has become the world's youngest billionaire at the age of 21. she took the top spot away from facebook founder mark zuckerberg in the forbes' annual billionaires list. with me is andrew tuck editor of monocle, a global news and business magazine. let us get stuck in. we started this story that was emerging in the uk yesterday afternoon. it talks about a bomb plot with the stamp of irish distance. and they are linking the two. many papers around the uk are looking at this story. these are three potential crude a letter bombs that were sent yesterday. a few interesting things, the

rowe price. invest with confidence. >>> welcome back to "power lunch. i'm mike santoli it is time for trading nation. ten years since the s&p hit a bottom during the financial crisis and while the index has rallied a lot since then, one of its names has especially soared, ulta beauty rocketing more than 7,000% higher, that is more than 20 times the overall market returns. let's bring in buiin bill and so handicap it from here. stacy, obviously the stock has had a wonderful run, but did have about a 30% drop high to low back a couple years. so obviously it has not been a perfectly smooth path. what do you see for this name right now? >> you're right, the start of the year has been really impressive in this name and what is interesting is when you look to the sentiment within the options, there is nothing to suggest that the run won't continue there is nothing to suggest that pullback is coming either. it is really interesting that there is just not a ton of activity out there right now suggesting that investors are kind of taking a pause here. what i do think this presents is an opportunity for invest

expected to rally in france for the sixteenth weekend in a row on saturday but support for the anti-government movement is dropping its president mike rawlings gauges people across the country in a national conversation known as the great debate the strategies to gather ideas to form a more inclusive government chato reports it's gaining support for one of the toughest crowds. when the gate closes behind you at number twenty three boulevard robert spear in rants you might lose your freedom but you don't lose your vote the champagne city's only prison is the latest venue for president macaroons attempt to outflank d.l. a vest rebellion and listen to the voice of the people we can't identify the inmates but we can bring you their opinions simonis as you say things you love as demonstrations were beneficial as a gathered not a political party but to people to french regarded williams or differences it was a good movement as it actually triggered this debate a debate that was needed. a thirty one year old m.p. from the president's party was the heart of the debate with the prisoners she passionately rejected their cynicism about politic

bournemouth as their third in a row and continues their impressive turnaround since brendan rodgers took over. everton are up to ninth after a 2—0 victory away at west campus topples mikes. this was the first time we had played each other in matchplay. woods kept his nerve in austin, texas to win by 2-1 his nerve in austin, texas to win by 2—1 after 17 holes. he will play lucas next. world number twojustin rose was beaten by a given. the american will face open champion francesco, who defeated britain's paul casey by 5—4. congratulations to barty, who has won the biggest title of her career so far in miami for the australian beat pliskova in straight sets. the first came through a tie—break and then 6—3 in the second. in formula 1, formula ferrari —— ferrari seem to have put their disappointments behind them. 21—year—old charles became the second youngest driver to claim pole position, beating ferrari team—mate and 14 world champion sebastian vettel by almost three gents of a second. world champion lewis hamilton starts from third in his mercedes. that is of the sport for now. see you later. thank you. mickjagger has said he is "devastated" to let down fans after the r

row. that may not happen until late next week. >>> for more on today's top stories let's go to dave clark in the newsroom. >> thank you, mike., president trump's former personal lawyer is back on capitol hill testifying before a house committee. he is appearing behind closed doors in front of the house intelligence information. democrats think he may have information about the president's collusion with russia and campaign violations. president trump is calling the many investigations by the democrats presidential harassment. >>> in the meantime in sacramento another protest is planned for this afternoon at the sacramento police department over the fatal police shooting of stephon clark last year. this follows a very emotional city council meeting last night. speakers were worried about how the poliotests. the attorney general says that the state will not file charges against the police officers. >>> las vegas is betting on elon mussing. today the las vegas tourism agency recommended that city award a contract to the tech billionaire to build and operate an underground express transit system. driverless vehicleswould carry p

paul of kentucky, mike lee of utah, lamar alexander of tennessee, mitt romney, pat toomey of pennsylvania, rob portman of ohio, roger wicker of mississippi, marco rubio of florida and row blount of missouri. all voicing against the president along with every democrat. it is a strong bipartisan rebuke of president trump's plan. congress has overturned the national emergency declaration that would have provided funding for the president's proposed border wall. he asked the house for the house said no. then he declared a national emergency. now congress has said no again. but next, the promises he will veto. we have team fox coverage. john roberts reporting from the white house. mike emanuel reporting live from capitol hill. mike? >> there were attempts by some senate republicans to cut a deal with the president to see if they could limit future national emergencies. sources say they were noter into where the president stood in some of these proposals offered to him. so here's why utah senator mitt romney was a no today. >> i'm voting in favor of the resolution. it's not about the balance of power. it's not about the president or border security. i support border security

mike santoli, cnbc senior markets commentator. the day on wall street, another down day fourth in a row. dow closing lower, 200 points..8 of 1%. most dow stocks finished in the red. s&p 500 closing lower. the only group to close positively was utilities consumer discretionary today was the hardest hit with financials, technologies, materials, all down sharply nasdaq down more than 1% biggest loser of the averages. russell 2000 didn't underperform as it has in recent days and still weak coming up, investor jeremy grantham explains why he is so bullish on emerging markets. here's the stories on the radar. u.s. household net worth plunging in q4 by the most since the financial crisis the federal reserve making big changes to the bank stress test and kroger plunging. joining us to talk about the market today, stephanie link, global research director we're also going to get costco earnings this hour mike, we are now in a losing streak. >> yes we have a pullback of some description. we don't know. 2% off the highs, closing highs for the s&p 500 set on friday. back down to a level we first got up to on this round, you know,

mike santoli, senior markets commentator. on wall street, strong up third day in a row stocks fell every day last week. all major s&p groups closed higher energy, health care leading the charge, industrials, consumer staples, financials all doing very well and when it all shakes out, boeing actually ended the day higher they were volatile all day after the faa did ground the company 737 max fleet and took a dip on the news, came back and actually now broke the losing streak after eight days down ahead of this the only dow stocks to close lower were home depot and disney we will have more on the boeing story throughout the hour and in a moment let's talk about the markets, joining us is a cnbc contributor from doug lane and associates. mike actually some big news dominated between brexit and boeing. >> yep. >> but the market had a strong day. >> the market was really an upward drift mode for most of the day. the boeing news has been shrugged off except for the drug direct impact on the -- direct impact on the dow. it's been about subdued bond yields, interest rates remaining low, volatility getting drai