sung ming, what's the issue here? is it that people are still leaking these schedules or is it that the president uses so much executive time or that we don't understand what he's doing during those hours? >> first of all, how easily these are being leaked to the press should concern white house officials and senior white house officials including the acting chief of staff mick mulvaney have indicated they are on the hunt and that they're close to find the perpetrator in this case. but it gives a window to how this president operates. and these large stretches of executive time with a lot of senators, especially republican senators i've talked to they tell me all the time how frequently is he calling them and how much he's gauging their feedback, their advice on what he have you had do about this nominee or on this policy. there are meetings that he has held that we have found out after the fact that doesn't ever get advised on his public schedule. so he is doing something here in this what is structured as executive

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for her cool on screen presence she's worked with actors and directors from around the world before ming in english french and italian now the golden bear. i'm an older woman and when you when you've actually lived lived quite a long life time is great i actually have that lifetime celebrated my job goes beyond a. functioning thing it's about telling stories we tell stories to die. and joining me now from the heart of the festival down impart some of our encyclopedia of film if i may mr scott ross for a man who i know has a soft spot for shallow rampling. yeah i was had the great pleasure privilege a few years back of being able to interview miss rampling here in berlin.

for her cool on screen presence she's worked with actors and directors from around the world before ming in english french and italian now the golden bear i swear. i'm an older woman and when you when you've actually lived and lived quite a long life it's great i actually have that lifetime celebrated my job goes beyond a. function thing it's about telling stories to tell stories behind. and joining me now from the heart of the festival down and put some of. its cyclopedia of film space mr scott roxboro a man who i know has a soft spot for shallow playing. yeah i was had the great pleasure privilege a few years back of being able to interview miss rampling here in berlin but have to mean i didn't love the woman since i was a child at first sorrowed screed i've always had a thing for older women but i'm not sure that's a subject we really want to discuss in detail i think i think we should draw. the yes yes rose drawing the first of those droids we're close to to call slick's last as a director. how do you rate this festival as a whole. yeah you know it's interesting because has been has

. >> he's ready to ming. >> he's cute, huh? cute, too, though. >> okay. >> you're really messed up, man. >> oh, no! >> here's the x-ray. >> give him all the drugs. >> his list was a little off center. >> yeah, about three inches. >> and this -- oh! what his wrist was like immediately after the -- >> that's no longer a wrist. do you think it's broken. cheese fries. >> we wish miles a speedy recove recovery. >> i could watch that all day. >>> husky has a balanced breakfast. >> this is on a glacier in switzerland, epic, wide open expanses of mountain ranges, snow, ice, and plenty of places to snowboard. back country free style snowboarding is what we're talking about. in this short film called "frozen mind over the ice" we have freestyle snowboarders victor and frederick just sending it huge time after time. >> those rims are so big i thought they were going to go on a parachute. >> why go go slow and take it in? >> i love this shot. comes down, carves off a little speed, flicks it around and then holds the manual before finishing

caught up with her protege jenny ming. she's a home organizer and she's based in san francisco. >> i quit my job because i wanted to work for her. i basically tracked her down and said i'll do anything that you need. i'll just -- yeah, i'll work for you. >> ming helps families tidy up their homes using the kone marie method. she advises keeping the things that spark joy and teaching kids to get excited autgoung age. san francisco hit its own level of mania with an influx of garage sales and goodwill donations since the show was released. when i was home for my vacation, my mother made me do this with my old items at home. >> she did? >> yeah. >> we did a couple years ago and we continue doing it. i like it. i think it makes sense. >> i kind i have like that about vacation. you only take the essentials with you. and you go home and say why do i need all this stuff. >> you wear like eight things. >> really. >> that you're comfortable in. makes you happy. >> i really do. >> wear the wet weather gear today or be prepared to ge

who b han embraced by the city of chicago turn aroundla and sp everyone in this city in this ace by ming these false claims >> freon bailin andg a wage of vigorous defense. new details this morning. >>> an officer in the u.s. coast guard facing the judge on drug and weapons charges was suspected of plotting a mass murder. >>> roger stone silenced after being hauled in court by the very judge he posted a photo on. >>> a driver pulls up on a side walk to go around a school bus nearly running over kids in its path. >>> the highly anticipatedrd t installment of "how to train your dragon." "early today" starts right now >> good morning, i'm marley hall. >> and i'm frances rivera. it was the performance of a lifetime that bewildered many. yesterday, the curtains came crash canning down for jussie smollett. chicago police arrested the actoror allegedly orchestrating his attack. police say he planned the hoax because he wasnhappy with his salary and wanted to promote his career. he was booked in jail only to walk free hou later posting $1 00,000 bail. we've been following the ve lopments. >> rep

more coming up on sports final not to mention, someone may or may not be ming a special and first appearance. so stick around. >> interesting. iho wonder that could be. >> we'll be right back. appointment no matter who you are, it's important to go for an annual check-up, and when you do remember to be open and honest with your doctor about how you're feeling. because how you're doing emotionally, affects your physical health - and vice versa mr. danson, would you mind? i love doing this thanks, but i just need you to fill out the medical history. that's embarrassing go in for your annual check-up, and check in physically and emotionally cigna. together all the way. do i have to do the age part? okay >>> bald eagle drama may be over. we're going to show you live ctures of an empty nest where liberty had been staying. keyword, had. scientists say she left because she was stresusd out as her mate disappeared two weeks ago, justice and liberty have been there in 2004 but a second male, named aaron bird moved in but he soon moved onout. another male swooped in, there's a lot of dma for some bird

teams of five hurdle into the ice into the river, ming their way to the other side and back. >>. >> is amazing. the adrenaline. >> mastering the chilling wind and the current and icefl floeing. even if it means dragging over an iceberg or two. it's a matter of histy for french canadian who is brave the water. >>to the only wa deliver anything including the mail was by ice canoe. >> youre reliving that today? >> kind of. with carbon fiber and technology. the spirit is the sa. the ice canoe race began at the first carnival in1894 and has attracted crowds to the cliffs ever since. reaching the finish line, gasping for air, happy and releaved. how was the ice? >> there is great. a bit of a broken ic but not too much. >> i'm exhausted. >> think it's a young rs 's game? 60-year-old johnnderson's team won for the 26thtime. >> it's a way of living, something like this. as >> a fiery psion for ice. >> kevin s,tibble quebec city. >> that's nightly news for thisay saturd. kate snow is here tomorrowith the story of a woman who is flying high aage 86. reporting from new york. thank you for the pri

removing waste is tricky we want to start sending robots through the service tunnels to do differently ming at night she can spend you get a lot of musicals ya know there's a lot of interest from abroad especially from big cities they all take a good look around and want to use this as a model for what they're building this takes the burden off the environment to being underground there's no noise pollution from the wind and the streets around clogged life is better above as usual and that is this it is of the future looks likely as well to get the digitized underground everything service from below and the vibrance of life above. the sea is not the vibrance of life he's talking about but this is the way so many cities operate leaving the rest of the planet to drown in its own waste. and i cities grow bigger they also have to grow more efficient and trash collection as we just saw but also on public transport energy delivery water treatment you name it and that's why more and more urban centers are turning to digital platforms where settings for all of these services can increasingly be tai

. >> ming livelihoods of our federal workers a pawn for political games is a disgrace.he dosh was a stunt. engineered by the president oat the united . one that defied every tenant of fairness and abandoned not just values.le but our >> coming up, we'll have more on the state of the union with news 4 tracie potts as well as reaction from local lawmakers of possibility of the another governusnt shutdown in ten days. >>> the pressureounts on the governor and lie tenant governor of virginia. justin fairfax is accused of assaulting at a democratic national convention. he denies he ever assaulted her but said they h a one-time consensual. old classmates wrote a letter g supportiernor ralph northam. nine people say they do not believe the governor is racisto who wentchool with him. our northern virginia bureau chief is moniting these stories for us. >>> it is now 4:35. we want to get a check on somr of yher top stories right now. police in prince william county have increased their patrols after seone shot a home more than half a dozen times. it happened early monday morning

caiovascular disease is the number one cause of death in the united states.cl ming more than 840,000 lives per year. so, you will notice all of us here on early etoday, we wearing are d, it's national heart awareness day. >> why i look like crocket and tubbs had a son. >> a confrontation with police officers in tmerican airlines arena. the man began arguing with several bulls fans as the officers try to get the guy to y starts toeb record the struggle and it starts escalating. you can see both officers are trying to subdue the fan and the fighting intensifies and more ficers start to arrive. they were able to take that man away. the 23-year-old was eventually booked on charges including battery o an office and resisting arrest. officers suspect that the man may have b intoxicated. >>> this one, you have to watch this. seught on video, this tennessee woman re to let go of her e.er after leading police on a high-speed chas the sheriff's department released the dash cam video showing julie myers speeding away from officers here. at one point, she crashes in a ditch and gets away again.

mike, it's too early to assess the trump administration's impact on the stock market, but it has bee ming at the tail end of what has been the longest bull market in a long time here. ous we've still seen treme volatility return, haven't we? >> you know, we see volatility, certainly espec year or so.last although it's hard to really deny theact that the election of president trumpid have a burst of business markets and you ske the m reprice higher and get out of that a little bit of a slow growth mindset that had set in before that. actually when he was elected, the s&p 500 the basically been sideways for a year and a half, there was a little bit of potential pent-up ergy there. you're actually right in terms of not being able to make a final verdict two years. two years into ronald reagan's term, the market actually had a big decline and only a partial rebound. >> you know, jeff, what role, if y, do you think congress plays in the economic success of a president and an administration? >> i think a great example of that would be the ler part of george w. bush's second term when clearly co

meeting and the only thing they want they demand is to order early election of the country another law ming. at the same term here is that. washington. publicly announces for. its officials that the duras days are numbered and that i will go to. washington says there are two that nicaragua and cuba are to be the next the monroe doctrine which says that the u.s. should not let anyone come to that and america is paling in the face of this doctrine we see formulating today essentially the u.s. is those serving the right to use force whenever and wherever the. americans while and in order to adopt all the regimes they do not like. this way the u.s. is our demand in the international law because there is no doubt about that and the u.s. is actively working to substitute the international law was that rule based world order so it's anyone's guess what kind of rules the u.s. . has in store for latin america i sincerely hope that every stakeholder every country who are deeply committed to the u.n. charter will raise their voices against their you search so we need a all national inclusive dialogue

when he looks at the hours you spend on an iphone competitor ming incredibly expensive... 88 iphone oreholder, i will disclose that. i went off samsun. think i might go back because i spent, like so many people out there, hours and hours on my phone. and i would like a slightly bigger screen. it is a bigger screen but it is foldable, so it is smaller, goes in your pocket. but it is foldable, so it is smaller, goes in your pocketm but it is foldable, so it is smaller, goes in your pocket. it is magic! you can have three things going on at the same time. you can have maps, a tv programme. what technologists are saying if they managed to keep the price billowed $2000. —— below $2000. it is at the same price level it was two years ago. apple has gone up 50%, with their major competitor. i will have a look at their share price today andi a look at their share price today and i might actually be a buyer of their shares. as well as the new phone. there you go. their shares. as well as the new phone. there you golj their shares. as well as the new phone. there you go. i get my money back that

and pasted from the old turkish agreement are archaic and require many pieces of paper stamped as in minget many people on toxic backstop and get many people on this side of the house to vote for the agreement. will she get a legally binding change in the text to deliver that? the commitment is that we will ensure, as i said to the member... where we are to get to the member... where we are to get to the point of it being necessary to exercise what is known as the backstop or insurance policy for no ha rd backstop or insurance policy for no hard border in northern ireland, we re we hard border in northern ireland, were we to get to that point at the end of the implementation period where it was necessary, we want the alternative arrangements ready at that point so that the backstop as currently drafted needs never be used. that is the aim and intent. we wa nt to used. that is the aim and intent. we want to work quickly so we have those clearly ready and understood before that date. the commitment is to ensure those alternative arrangements can indeed replace the backstop and ensure it doe

wyoming now is the new correct answer so to say wow that's amazing so do you think that we may see oil ming become crypto switzerland the huge attractive destination for profit companies maybe i hope so it's seems like you know they're really putting their work and they deserve it now how are you at wrangling cowboys and riding stair and rodeo mills you have many of those i will learn. anything for them for the company i'm enthusiastic and great was good to hear so getting back to back or to. oh and so while it's been up and running it's been coming up around three months now ok what do you see early at this stage what kind of action in d.c. so still very small but we've got a very enthusiastic user base which has been very encouraging. we're trying to kind of on board as many people as possible i think our biggest client pro right now is and i don't mean she's also been a victim of the platforming she's biggest what she thought her biggest personality right personality. she's out of you know shuns and she's kind of this engineer and she had a lot of trouble with patron and vice and there's

you can see the group ming 2 miles along broadway to the district headquarters.dents say this non- violent protest is their chance to be heard. >> students want a voice in the conversation but we're willing to get in the street. >> i appreciate our teachers and respect what they do and bearing a sign for a few miles helps i'm glad to do it. oak land teachers have worked without a contract and voted to authorize a strike. >> in my high school years, these are critical for me. i need teachers that are for me. >> we need to focus on community and strength together and they keep their jobs. >> they are asking for pay raises, smaller class sizes and additional nurses and counselors. >> there's a few of you want to talk to the leadership team, we're prepared. >> after talking it over the students declined. >> we don't feel comfortable not knowing who we will meet. not knowing their goals and intentions and not knowing what we can go to work with them. >> the union and the district disagree the teachers may go on strike. >>> update on a story we brought you last night.

this for a while, we'll see if it happens next week, i know oe thing that is michael cohen excuse mingstify in frontt front of oversight committee, they are bringing a guy to testify in front of congress who in two months is going to prison for lying to congress, this just under scores the fundamental point, instead of bringing in michael cohen who will say crazy things about the president, he can't be trusted either, we had have rod rosenstein, and mccabe under oath to answer the questions, the most important who was in the room when rod rosenstein was talking about wearing a wire. >> and a reason able question, i guess you have to depend on testimony of two liars. quite as you suggest a circus that democratic committee chairmen are pit putting together. adam schiff does not seem to have any confidence in mueller, suddenly talking about going off in his own investigation of russia collusion, what is going on here? >> i would tell you my concern with chairman schiff two years ago he called for nunez to step aside as chairman, we learn that schiff of meeting with simpson in colorado, i

and has been following the story said that ming reports implicating some of the people closest to the president just explain to us how badly these findings are for particular individual. well on the surface of it it's explain lee damning this is an extensive report and what's breathtaking about it is the detail that is provided names dates types of correspondence relating to the whole issue but one must remember that this is just the beginning the first salvo in what is likely to be a lengthy process this the first step in what the house committee insists is going to be an extensive investigation into this whole affair of essentially the. members of the trump administration and this soche it's attempting to circumvent congress and provide nuclear technology and information to saudi arabia now there are a number of names in the report who've already been the subject of the special counsel's inquiries paul man a foot name may be familiar he is facing conviction in the coming months gates has been indicted michael flynn himself pleaded guilty to giving false information to the f.b.i. so

a border wall, a possible shutdown this month, nancy pelosi, a second meet ming with north korean leader kim jong-un and fighting isis. the president covering a number of issues and concerns today. all this to an outlet he's often labeled at "fake news." >> you had quite the showdown with speaker pelosi. what did you learn about negotiating with her? >> well, i think that she was very ridgied, which i would respect but i think she's very bad for our country. she wanted to win a political point that vts bad for our country because basically she wants open borders. she doesn't mind human trafficking or she couldn't do this. >> joining me now, reporter betbet bet betsy woodruff. and nancy pelosi says human trafficking is an outrage that challenges all of us to greater action. the second point, michael, the president in the same interview talks about negotiating with the taliban. does he find it easier to negotiate with the taliban than nancy pelosi? >> i think the president just doesn't like to be challenged. what he hasn't apparently learned about being president you have a check which is

we want to falk about the special performances ming up.pecial and sensory and audible performances. i know thenimal train is a big part of that. >> during circus of the senses, guests are nvited to come into the ring after the show. and to see what it's like to throw a juggling ball. and jennie will bring one of the bo ponies into the ring. >> that's wonderful. such a big pt of what you do and try to rch all audiences with these special orpences. >> the big apple circus has been known for accessibility. wee so happy to welcome families with all kinds of abilities to come in and enjoy the circus. reporter: that's what it's all about. look at jack go. we can't get too close to jack. jack is only a year old and is very territorial. i want to pop up on the screen the dates for the special performances. circus of the senses. big apple circus here. it's been so great having stephanie here. you looked fac ed fantastic in y costume. but stephanie's is awesome, too. >> she's theea deal. what a great idea to have the special shows at the big apple c

some families have other ming p the teachers strike. she says her children will attend a day camp tomorrow. >> we mainly have been working on getting a location. for kids and famil really don't have any other means. but don't want to cross the % line. >> the church is opening its doors. reck centers are too. with help from volunteers. >> to watch the kids. create programming for them. and keep them safe and fed. >> it's unclear how many of the districts 37,000 students will come to class during the strike. but the district says all schools will be open. >> alternate programming. probably. it isn't going to be business as usual. but we will have the educational process continuing. >> today teachers rally outside skyline high school. after the union set up a proposal from the district didn't address all the concerns. the high cost of living and issues. >> this is a strike. it's not a one day strike. we want to s >> teacher jeff believes the time has come. >> to make change here to benefit the school. >> both sides are expected to head bac

. >>> right now at 5:00, tracking a major system ming our y, it's going to have a big impact on tomorrowsis in the commonwealth. >> three elected officials and three scandals rocking chmond. >> it's sad because there's some very talented leaders there. >> the new virginia lawmaker in ouble today a the political ramifications that could echo for years to come. we he team coverage live from richmond. >> what's the big stink? >> it smelled like burni diesel fuel. >> it was one of those you get out of bed. >> news4 get to the bottom of a mysterious order in a d.c. neighborhood. >>> plus the tricks to saving ca while you shower. susan hogan reveals water bill secrets.ew >> announcer: at 5:00 begins with breaking news. >>> yes, one of baseball's pioneers and a man who had a huge impact here locally has passed away. >> former nationals manager, frank robinson is dead tonight at the age o 83. our sherree burruss will join us in jt a few minutes to talk about his trail blaze legacy. >> we are going to start on this hour with the crisis in the commonwealth and a new revelation this afternoon about

casey can i just say one ming on your question of nancy pelosi, every time i hear her answer questions like this and i get beat up on twitter, she is still holding back a little from going after this president. in all of the ways she has confound him so far, she has yet to let the loudest voices in her cause discuss go after trump the way the want to. every careful answer is a rebehinder to this white house that there is more that this congress could do if she pressed the go button and let them. >> thank you very much. as we mentioned one of the examples of oversight came in the form of the house sub committee hearing. a senior official from the dth of health and human services said he never would have supported this policy, it is not in the best interest of the child and the government may not know the exact number of children separated. >> does anyone now how many are still separated from their parents? nobody knows. and now we know that those in our custody that there is no way to know. >> no, ma'am, i want to be very clear, children that have been in our custody, that are in our cu

ming up the remarkable hearing that ended and why so many people are talki about what elijah cummings said to close the hearing. >> you got it, scott. yeah, that marathon hearing today ce to a very fiery close as you heard scott there courtesy of eliegjah cummings. he said overga and over we're better than this. >>> we're learning more about president trump's intewictions north korean leader kim jong-un at their summit in vietnam including who wasn't there during their private sit down. news 4's erika gonzalez joins us now from the live desk with why at one-on-one could be important. >> you had on one side president trump and on the other kim jong-un. other than two interpreters e there was no lse in the american that means n was at the private meeting to take notes. that raises concerns. mr. trump may have made concession tuesday the north koreanerle mr. trump says their relationship is a really good one. they met in singapore last june. the president called that first nuclear summies a sus, and he's looking for even bigge and better things out of this meeting in hanoi, vietnam. t it

that reads in part for victims and survivors of sexual abuse by members of the clergy i remn open to ming with you and hearing your stories. pope francis will convene a suitri aseexteek he to see a complete list of accused priests in arlington just go to our nbc washington app. >>> tonight there's a new effort to help men and women getting out of jail and have a stronger chance of success as they return to our communities. news 4 mark seagraves spoke to one of the first former inmat to get help through d.c.'s new ready center. he has that story new at 6:00. >> reporter: today english has a good job, but until last october he'd spent the last ten years in prison. english credits the help he got from d.c. agencies housed at ths dist new ready center located just steps from the d.c. jail with helping him to getnd s job restart his life. >> i'm in a beautiful state right now. i'm in an opportunity to not only take ce of myself but my family as well and rebuild. >> reporter: the ready is cter is one stop location where men and women being released from the d.c. jail can get help not only with

ming from a father of three daughters, i could tell them that i didn't kill their father. >> reporterted, no one on the cantor side of the courtroom was buying it. susan, rob's widow, spoke for the family. >> i think what the defendant leaves is a legacy of darkness and destruction, vengeance and cruelty. >> reporter: one of rob's colleague's also addressed the judge. >> please, please, please make sure he never sees the light of a day. >> reporter: when all was said and done, that is exactly what the judge decided to do. mr. tung, if you could please rise. as to count one murder, this court sentences you to life imprisonment. the no early release act will apply. >> reporter: tony tung faced his fate alone that day. his daughters, now living in europe with their mother, were not there to say goodbye or shed a tear. but rob cantor's daughters were. >> tony tung mercilessly executed robert cantor and forever changed the lives of so many people. and for that he has to pay a price, which is to say, he has now forfeited his life. and that's justice. >> that's all for now. . i'm craig melvi

some wet weather ming in rig now, and behind that some more warm weather. rochief metgist doug kammerer tracking another 60 degree day. at's just ahead. >>> an update to a story we covered earlier this week. d.c. pice now say they made an arrest in connection with a brazen bus stop shooting. said mer newsom officers arrested him with assault and ssession of a firearm. the chief called the crime a brazen act of violence in this city. >> and this arrest t comes as district takes a new approach toward cracking down on violent crime. hundreds of local gun cases will now be tried in federal court. but not everyone thinks that's such a good idea. >> reporter: crime scenes like this across the a district a too common. stood with mayor bowser and chief announcing the feds will take a gater part in fighting crim violent crime in d.c. the new i planludes prosecuting gun charges known as failing in possession cases in federal court rather than in d.c. superior court. challenging cases where convicted felonn back out the streets are caught using an illegal gun. jessie

arctic air ming in time for the first week of march. >> and just in te for the weekend again. still ahead, restoring the past. >> after decades of work, a local car buff buys a ruste out 1927 ambulance and gets it fixed. >> why this vehicle is an important piece of history. >> first a look at what's all new with jim at 5:00. >>> we're following two big developing stories. ahead at 5:00, the latest on the effort to censure a maryland lawmaker for using a racial slur to describe prince george's county. and he's out of here. bryce harper signing a big, big moneyeal for philadelphia phillies. it's a long-term deal too. we'll have reaction from the fans out there. >>> plus doreen gentzler reports on new privacy concern marrounding home dna kits. how the infon gathered could be used against you. >>>nte'llduce you to the local bartender mixing up awird ing drinks. erika and i may even get to sample a couple. after all, in six minutes it's 5:00. >>> mor than 90 years ago detroit became one of the first ties in the country to get an ambulance. >> the 1927 packard was a one of a kind hi

ming up at 5:30 shomari stone will have more fanreaction. from the live desk, sherree burruss news4 sports. >>> tonight virginia's fir lady facing questions after touring students throu the governor's mansion and handing them pieces of cottto. "the washipost" first reported how the show and tell allegedly played out and our northern virginia bureau reporter did culver finds some lawmakers are pushing back against the report and the first lady's defense. >> reporter: inside the executive mansion tonight a history lesson facing scrutiny. it comes after first lady pam northam led students whoas serv enate pages on a tour last week. according to a cetter, leigh walker says mrs. northam upset her eighth grade daughter the young girl detailing the episode in a separate letter saying the first lady asked her totoold c and imagine being an enslaved person. >> i think the first lady had wonderfultions but the timing was not very good at all. >> reporter: the incident comes mless than ath after a racist pho emerged from governor ralph northam's medica

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a localoveam is ming onto the next round of the competition. >> you may have caught a glimpse of w thetce team. only part of their audition was ed and with it some input from the judge jennifer lopez. >> the choreography at times let you down, but there were some really interesting pictures, real you guys were reay, really clean. congratulations, gu we will see you in the dual. >> yes, this means the team will be on at least one more episode in the weeks to come. >> i thought they were pretty good. i don't know why she was so harsh on them. pretty insane. >> her job as a judge is to provide a critique. >> i guess so, and she did. >>> for o moms the go-getting fit for spring could be a challee. >> butome women in northern virginia are showing us how to literally sweat like a mother. >> news 4's molette green spent the morning in arlington with a group of moms working hard to get fit for spring. >> reporter: all right check them out, we just finished this early morning workout class sweat like a mother, and i've got lindsey here with me. you worked me out really hard, lindsey. anybody can

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plus, the 2018 stock draft is over and we're about to crown the champion we'll hearrothwier ming up on "power lunch. >>> it may seem a long time ago now but the pre-christmas sell-off sparked by a fear of a recession. is this a sign those fears are over steve liesman has been looking at that for us what did you find? >> fickle markets but the data may be more consistent the december downturn forecast is coming, that suggests it didn't start at least in january. hfe writes, what slowdown? j.p. morgan sees some slowing but says things could pick up now that the shutdown has ended. talking specifically about business survey data that's improved lately. j.p. morgan does see gdp slowing to 1.9 and the consensus on the street is for a somewhat weaker quarter. here's the cnbc rapid update 2.5 tracks on the fourth quarter and still above trend. and then 2.2 in the first quarter of this year no tracking data for the machine right now. not the only strong data last friday manufacturing, up to 56 consistent with strong growth and another strong jobs report like january and growth forecast will ti

i want to mings, industrials are amazing.ook at the s&p 500, 400 companies reported, 70% beat earnings. when you look at industrials, charles, 90% of industrials reported beat earnings. 70% on the top line. this is a broad-based recovery. it is a great stock market for investor to stay the course in. you can't let fear amongsters keep you on the side. charles: lindsey, stay the course? >> stay the course. charles: lindsey, robert, thank you very much. douglas holtz-eakin, american action forum to talk about the chinese trade talks. douglas, i read your work almost every morning. what do you see, a lot of people feeling conventional wisdom is that a deal is going to happen. how do you want it to look, how realistically can it look? >> i think we've gotten two peaces of good news. one is the notion we would defer for 60 days, additional tariffs. that would relief american consumers forking out $30 billion. would have brought the total to 70 billion. that is a good piece of news. the second piece the chinese appear to be quite s

mercy, we may always be free from sin and safe from all distress as we await the blessed hope in the mingn our since or failings, grant every one of us today peace and joy of your kingdom where we know you live. may the peace of jesus christ be with all of you. >> and with your spirit. >> let us offer to one another a sign of peace. ♪ , this truly is the lamb of god. the lamb of god who takes away our since and the since of the world. blessed those who are called to the supper of the lamb. lord, i'm not worthy that you should but only say the word and i shall be healed. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . let us pray o lord our god, whose son left us in the sacrament of his body ap blood, fruits of the journey, mercifully granted and strengthened by it our brother john david may come to the eternal table, cries jesus who lives and reig nmp s forever and ever. >> amen. > you you may well be aware, debbie's love for john was very apparent. and tomorrow, celebrate their 30th -- not yet -- sorry, joe. [laughter] >> boy, he's anxious to do something. 38th wedding anniversary tomorrow. and the song that was played as th

of course, punxsutawney phil is supposed to be ming his prediction about an hour from now. i'll be social mediaing it all over the place. the "today" show will take it, as well. beautiful day outside. beautiful start to this morning. sun coming up, just about7:14. we have next four days icy patches out there this morning, mainly because of the snow we had yesterday. watch out for that. tomorrow is going to very mild. monday, warm. tuesday, springlike. so nice around here. i you want a taste of spring, just wait,s coming. single digits north and west of d.c. where the snow pack is a little greater. you can see here, 19 degrees in d.c. it's ly. all the temperatures are below the freezing mark right now. we also have a little fog outth e. be careful. you can see that fog right through the shenandoah valley and down through portions of baltimore, eve upper montgomery county. be careful out and about early on this saturday morning. we have the icy spots. we will have some sunshinehe melting as we go through the afternoon. temperatures right around 40 degreesto for y. more icy wa

this area of storminess ming rough parts of great lakes dropped an increasing westerl breeze across parts of western pennsylvania and western wint vi. this band of cloudiness is where the winds are starting to pick up right behind that wave of low pressure. all right so friday, lot of clouds but near 60 degrees. on friday. saturday, tracking a chance for snow and snow chances on saturd look aittle better now than they did yesterday. the real challenge is can we get cold enough a c stayd enough because the best chance for snow will come during the daylight hours. so tha could turn tha snow into little more of a rain/snow mix. every time you get into that little mix precipitation thing, forecasting amounts is very tricky. most computer models have next to nothing. the outlier and the big winner from the computers, the europea model says a solid 3 to 5 inches around here. way too early to guarantee that. that's just computer output, but it does show you there's at least ae for a few inches of snow on saturday. >>> there's your five-day outlook. saturday 70% chance which should be mostly snow

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night for the streaming giants as roma captured three awards, best director, foreign film and sin mingy and roma one for period end of sentence this is the first oscars since 1989 with opening monologue or host the bio pick about queen and front man freddy mercury rami malek taking home best actor. and olivia won for her role in queen ann and the favorite spike lee won. overall this night was considered a win for diversity in film and managed to avoid any major controversies. it also may have been a win for abc, the show moved pretty quickly clocking in at just about three hours. brian, back over to you. >> frank, see you in a few minutes. thank you very much. >>> we are just getting started on "worldwide exchange" on what you can tell is a busy monday. up next, buffett's big bets and may be making more of them the oracle of omaha says he wants to make an elephant-sized acquisition. first, the crisis in caracas violent protests boiling over in venezuela this weekend eparl find out what the next sts e for the opec nation when we come back right after this [beep] you should be mad your n

increasing pushback from virginia democrats, first on northam in blackface, but increasingly, it's slow ming, but it's coming, we've seen criticism of this -- you know, of cusations of sexual assault. so i think athat investigation heats up and particularly around the claims. we know the amuser that is e forward and made a very powerful and very forceful statemt tt virginia democrats but also the democratic party much more broadly is going to have to have a real reckonin both racial reckoning but also a gender and sexual assault reckoning in the coming weeks and they're going to have to do it on aublic stage. >> nawaz: professor rigueur, i want to ask you, in a follow-up, now,the party has centered womes rights and minority rights and racial justice as part of their platform, particularly as they try to omstinguish themselves fr republicans moving forward. >> the moment we have a blackface scandal and sexual assault allegation charges, that pushes back arat this l high road or the idea of the moral outrage or having the h moraligh ground, but we also know that sexual assault and wearing blac

, too, on multipam fronts from apple on the high end of the market, from chinese vendors like zhao ming and the news sheer that samsung is now introducing four new hand sets guys, back for you. >> thank you very much, josh and ahead on "power lunch," why the irs might be auditing fewer tax returns this year. plus, the battle over the bundles. does cord-cutting really save you money. >>> and what samsung's latest devices that josh just talked about, what do they mean for apple and the cell phone wars? >> announcer: and now the late forest tradingnation.cnbc.com and a word from our sponsor. short interest is often used to gauge market sentiment a rising short interest could mean investors are becoming more bearish on a company and however when short interest reaches an extreme tlefl could off be a contrary indicator because traders are often forced to buy back their short stock and that can drive the stock much higher. what do advisors look for in an etf? i tell clients, etfs can follow an index, but which ones target your goals? it's not about quantity. it's about quality. no trendy stuf

of that talent, penal are looking to glo others and, bluntly, there are fewer people thinking about mingo the governmen that's a big problem. one stat that i can't help but put on the table is you only have 5.9% of the workforce today is under age 30, a we didn't help ourselves by shutting down the government for 35 days. >> reporter: and there's lasting trauma from workers. tell me about that. >> you think about it, there is no other work you can do in which meone can tell you you must go to work or stay at homet but you'reetting a paycheck. these are essential people.s our gvernmente one tool for collective action tt has the taxpayer and public resources behind it. when y shut down the government you are burning down your own house. no foreign ad adversary could do this. we've done it to ourselves >> reporter: the congressional budget office says the economy permanently lost $3 billion. larry kudlow, top economic advisor at the white house, says glitch.down was a what do you make to have at a assessments. >> no glitch. my guess is there's a lot more damage than $3 million. when you thi

. >> woodruff: stay with us, ming up on the newshour: congresswoman pramila jayapal on hemedicare for all bill. plus, the connection between happiness and economic inequality. but first, in a major victory for house democrat a bill mandating universal background checks for gun sales is on its way to the senate. it's the first significa piece of gun control legislation to pass the house in over 20 years. lisa desjardins joins me now to dig into the details. hello, lisa. so another busy day at e capitol after yesterday. what would these two measures do? >> all rht, one pased yesterday and one passed tonight. first, the one that passed yesterday, this bill would basically require bacround checks for almost every gun sale or transfer in america, allowi exceptions for family members, hunting, sporting, if you want go to shooting arrange, and law enforcement, that would not necessarily require background checks. this in the background check bill that passed today would allow 20 days total for a background check. that's a big change, judy, from the current, which is just three days. now, tha

the science is disputed but also, too, is whorf is ming the procedures on the ground and why, and we don't have enough data to answer that in a difientive way. >> as the left is trying to expand abortion rigmhts in y states, this comes out after in years of the rights trying to restrict abortion rights and they point to status and talk about when is a fetus not just viable but when is it conscious of pain fo example, can you talk about the science on that end and what we know about human life and i beginnings? >> sure. i think part of the challenge is some of these questions arelyn partly scientific, so there's not much disagreement, for example, abo when from a genetic standpoint a human lifet begins, but that means from a legal or philosophical standpoint remains contested. when it comes to fetal pain, it's a more straightforward question of when paiis possible, but there the challenge is pro-life and pro-choice groups don't necessarily trust the sameso ces to answer the question. so pro-choice groups or abortion righ groups have emphasizedle the american c of obstetricians and gyn

. >>> the trump administration is also ming to roll back obama-era restrictions on so-called payday loansire lenders to ty lect the borrower's abi to repay certain high interest loans which areften due withi 30 days. the trump administration says it wants to protect consumers' access to credit. critics say this type of lending can beto pre and struggle people into high fees and debt. >>> a construction elevatornd scaffolding collapsed. one worker left dangling off a e edge o building. fortunately he was wearing a safety li, was able to pull himself up to the roof unharmed. however, a woman on theal sidewk was seriously injured by fallen debris and two construction workers were treated at the scene for minor injuries. >>> 8:05 almost. >> i've got a fun one for you. the boost is we've got a cute video that is sure to pull on your heart strings, aer tod from alaska will only go to bed if her be loved pup is in her room. she's tucking in the dog right in the bed. nice and comfy and cozy. are you all good? just a real life teddy bear. then she snuggles in next to her. her motherays he jumps in