get mo mo back on the scene obama's but all those years trying to close that kind of sort of not really. dried out are. just so i whole bunch of a voted for him but he didn't drive that hard. well donald the donald was no good mostly back and better than any other area because what we need is more torture more prison can't it just didn't work right the first time we don't know how to pick up where george bush george w. left off and you go carry that torch past that but it's like now it's i'm going to have no i mean this is just all part of it from my from my personal perspective this is absolutely again this is the kind of militaristic nationalism that has led us into the war on terror that's very true you know this is the kind of militaristic nationalism that even you know bill clinton as far as during his time in office and pushing this idea that we have to get evil and we have to go here and somehow if we have this magical camp in cuba we can bring them there and we'll learn so much to waterboard them hundreds of times and get them to tell us what we're worried about we want to hear

yet mo mo back on the scene obama's but all those years trying to close that kind of sort of not really. dried out are. just so i whole bunch of a voted for him but he didn't drive that hard. m.l. donald the donald was no good mostly back and better though in that area because what we need is more torture more prison can't it just didn't work right the first time we don't we're not going to pick up where george bush george w. left off and you go tear that towards past that there's like now it's just going to go i mean this is just all part of it from my point from my personal perspective this is absolutely again this is the kind of militaristic nationalism that has led us into the war on terror that's very true you know this is the kind of militaristic nationalism that even you know bill clinton a spouse during his time and up and pushing this idea that we have to get evil and we have to go here and somehow if we have this magical camp in cuba we can bring them there and we'll learn so much to waterboard them hundreds of times and get them to tell us what we want wherever we want to hea

get mo mo back on the scene obama's but all those years trying to close that kind of sort of not really. dry that are not justifiable ones of a voter but he didn't try that hard. m.l. donald the donald was no good mostly back and better than any other area because what we need is more torture more prison can't it just didn't work right the first time we don't want to pick up where george bush george w. left off and you go care that towards past that there's like now it's just i'm going to have no i mean this is just all part of it from my from my personal perspective this is absolutely again this is the kind of militaristic nationalism that has led us into the war on terror that's very true you know this is the kind of militaristic nationalism that even you know bill clinton as far as during his time in opposite and pushing this idea that we have to get evil and we have to go here and somehow if we have this magical camp in cuba we can bring them there and we'll learn so much to waterboard them hundreds of times and get them to tell us what we're worried about we want to hear right here

mo. mongo is the new one now. from "blazing saddles." >> mo? man, where do i start with mo? no, mo's a good guy. we've known him for a while. when he first came to san quentin he was able to share information us and that kind of thing. when an opening came up, you know, he jumped on it and we brought him in. >> so we know what we're doing. just going down to the lower yard and doing the usual things with the gangsters. warden wants us to pay more attention to the lower yard. we'll have them all walk over to the industries wall. we'll pat them down. i want names and numbers on everybody. make sure you've got something to write on. and then anybody that catches our attention, we'll find their housing and go visit their house while they are still on the yard. that will be that. >> the majority of prison crime happens on the yards. isu's surprise searches are part of an effort to prevent violence. >> they're down there passing drugs, they're down there passing information. there are orders on who's to be hit, who's supposed to be holding weapons, who's supposed to be holding drugs. that's their time

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mo rocca traveled to boston and michelle miller visited philadelphia to see how this super city battle is shaking out. let's check in first with mo. good morning, mot how the patriots are yet to win another super bowl. sure hope those eagle fans will know how hard it will be to overcome the history in the great city of boston. michelle? >> yeah, mo. boston is a terrific city, but anyone knows that philadelphia is where the country actually began and for philly fans, well, that should be an encouraging lesson. >>> welcome to philadelphia, a revolutionary city where the united states declared its independence. >> one, two, three. >> just a sec, michelle. these re-enactors at the boston tea party museum might take issue with that, ditto those who fought at bunker hill and heres like sam adams who protested without presentation at samuel houle. >> the shopping center. >> we call it a marketplace? but, yeah, lots of terrific shopping and wonderful restaurants too. more importantly, this is the cradle of liberty. i mean if you're birthing a new nation, this is where you have to shower. >> interesting, mo, but freedom rang with the liberty bell. >> suppo

mo rocca traveled to boston and michele miller visited philadelphia to see how this super city battle is shaking out. let's check in first with mo. good morning, mos are about to win another super bowl. sure hope the eagles fans know how hard it will be to overcome the history that continues to come out of the city of boston. >> yeah. >> michele? >> yeah, mo. boston is a terrific city, big fan of those baked beans, but anyone familiar with american history knows that philadelphia is where the country actually began and for philly fans, well, that should be encouraging lesson. ♪ >>> welcome to philadelphia. a revolutionary city. where the united states declared its independence. >> one, two, three. >> just a second, michele, these reenactors at the boston tea party ships and museum might take issue with that. ditto the patriots who fought the british at bunker hill. and those heros like sam adams who were the first to protest taxation without representation here at samuel hall. >> you mean the shopping center? >> we call it a marketplace, but yeah, lots of terrific shopping. wonderful restaurants too. more importantly, this is the cradle of libert

wednesday, another weather system comes through, more weather fronts, mo isobars, more wins. a messy week. 0n moy see the rain and the strong winds blowing into the south west and wales, snow across the north, this time it will be slightly milder air, so north, this time it will be slightly milderair, so any north, this time it will be slightly milder air, so any wintry weather will be pushed towards the north. see in the south way too mild, the snow, 10 degrees in cardiff, in edinburgh around five celsius. this mix of rain and snow is continuing the foreseeable future. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at three: as 0xfam admit they ‘failed in moral leadership' — the government warns uk charities that funding will be withdrawn — if they fail to co—operate with the authorities in cases of sexual exploitation by staff. the sector has to step up in terms of tackling what is an industry that has been targeted by individuals. by paedophiles. yes. they are targeting this because of the chaos that we work in. a russian passenger plane — carrying 71 people — has crashed shortly after taking

mo: i don't know if i would say sweeping. howie: more than modest. mo: read starting the -- restarting the conversation that we had at various points in our history over assault weapons, i don't think that is an unusual thing to have happen right now. background checks. we saw after sandy hook, a bipartisan effort to have back ground checks. i'm not seeing a lot of people saying go seize all the guns. jonathan: it seems the gun issue is the issue more than any other issue that media at large agrees upon. as you follow the television coverage. it's almost that it's a consensus view that there needs to be stronger gun control. that's my instinct as a viewer watching the coverage. howie: let me get a break here. the coverage of president trump is changing the way we view this. i will be at the reagan library march 5 to talk about my book. why conspiracy theories against some of the florida students are going viral. howie: president trump drew media criticism when he slammed. the media, democrats and fbi and insisted he had been tougher on moscow than obama. fact checkers gave that three pinocchios but acknowledged obama didn't do much until after the invasion of crimea. and reluctantly signed that sanctions bill the by congress. jonathan: re torically it's absurd to say trump has been tough on russia. but he gave ukrainians military assistance, and the notion of recasting barack obama as some sort of a hawk on russia, the strategic focus was to try to warm relations and do a reset. it wasn't until after crimea they said maybe this reset isn't work, and some of the sanction they put in was after the election in 2016. it was a wash. was obama some sort of a hawk in. howie: they are saying the president should have come out and addressed the widespread choreographed russian attempt. the press thinks it's the president's rest rick which is fairly friendly to putin. emily: there is a lot of coverage of the rhetoric as there should be. but that doesn't mean there couldn't be coverage of the action. what trump has done substantively and on top of that policywise, we have not discussed enough about the failures of the obama administration. maybe we can move forward and use this movement to learn. howie: the obama administration's, i would say tim itity during the election. i know they -- i would say their timidity during the election. they didn't want to upset the cart. mo: i wish the administration of obama had done more and done it sooner. but it did impose sanctions and expelling russian diplomats and seizing russian compound here in the united states. president trump still won't acknowledge in a real way or at least convincingly and substantively hasn't done have much. he signed the near unanimously passed sanctions bill by congress. then chose not to enforce it. so substantively to say that he has done -- emily: it's not as though he's in office and doing everything vladimir putin what want. howie: great discussion this morning. mo elleithee, emily jashinsky, and jonathan swan. up next a closer look at the "new yorker" story and the playmate and the mystery of her handwritten notes. howie: a piece last week at the "new yorker." mcdougal is a former playboy play mate. and the centerpiece of the story is 8 pages of her handwritten notes. mcdoug alps notes were written a decade later during the 2016 cam pawn or since then. first there was a tale that

mo: i don't know if i would say sweeping. howie: more than modest. mo: read starting the -- restarting the conversation that we had at various points in our history over assault weapons, i don't think that is an unusual thing to have happen right now. background checks. we saw after sandy hook, a bipartisan effort to have back ground checks. i'm not seeing a lot of people saying go seize all the guns. jonathan: it seems the gun issue is the issue more than any other issue that media at large agrees upon. as you follow the television coverage. it's almost that it's a consensus view that there needs to be stronger gun control. that's my instinct as a viewer watching the coverage. howie: let me get a break here. the coverage of president trump is changing the way we view this. i will be at the reagan library march 5 to talk about my book. why conspiracy theories against some of the florida students are going viral. i take pictures of sunrises, but with my back pain i couldn't sleep and get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. it's ok that everyone ignores it's fine. drive. because i get a safe driving bonus check every six months i'm accident free. and i don't share it with mom! right, mom? righttt. safe driving bonus checks. only from allstate. switching to allstate is worth it. touch is how we communicate with those we love, but when your psoriasis is bad, does it ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to help people with moderate to severe psoriasis achieve completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or have symptoms, or if you've received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz, including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur. ready for a chance at 100% clear skin? ask your doctor about taltz today. and go to taltz.com to learn how to pay as little as $5 a month. howie: president trump drew media criticism when he slammed. the media, democrats and fbi and insisted he had been tougher on moscow than obama. fact checkers gave that three pinocchios but acknowledged obama didn't do much until after the invasion of crimea. and reluctantly signed that sanctions bill the by congress. jonathan: re torically it's absurd to say trump has been tough on russia. but he gave ukrainians military assistance, and the notion of recasting barack obama as some sort of a hawk on russia, the strategic focus was to try to warm relations and do a reset. it wasn't until after crimea they said maybe this reset isn't work, and some of the sanction they put in was after the election in 2016. it was a wash. was obama some sort of a hawk in. howie: they are saying the president should have come out and addressed the widespread choreographed russian attempt. the press thinks it's the president's rest rick which is fairly friendly to putin. emily: there is a lot of coverage of the rhetoric as there should be. but that doesn't mean there couldn't be coverage of the action. what trump has done substantively and on top of that policywise, we have not discussed enough about the failures of the obama administration. maybe we can move forward and use this movement to learn. howie: the obama administration's, i would say tim itity during the election. i know they -- i would say their timidity during the election. they didn't want to upset the cart. mo: i wish the administration of obama had done more and done it sooner. but it did impose sanctions and expelling russian diplomats and seizing russian compound here in the united states. president trump still won't acknowledge in a real way or at least convincingly and substantively hasn't done have much. he signed the near unanimously passed sanctions bill by congress. then chose not to enforce it. so substantively to say that he has done -- emily: it's not as though he's in office and doing everything vladimir putin what want. howie: great discussion this morning. mo elleithee, emily jashinsky, and jonathan swan. up next a closer look at the "new yorker" story and the playmate and the mystery of her handwritten notes. best. best. so i add activia yogurt to my day. with its billions of live and active probiotics, activia may help support my digestive health, so i can take on my day. activia. now in probiotic dailies. howie: a piece last week at the "new yorker." mcdougal is a former p

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count this morning, norway is in the lead with 29 medals and germany had 23 and canada 19 and the netherlands 14 and france of 13 medals and the u.s. is no in the top five anymore dropping down to six in the ranks sadly. france coming right above us and helping out team usa the shib sibs took bronze in the ice dance and we caught up with them and their new hardware just a couple of moments ago. >> these things are clanking, you now have two of them >> trying to be careful. >> but it made noise now >> do you want to feel >> you got two so that's good. >> help us at this we want to know this brother/sister relationship, how does it work >> it worked out really well >> do you hang out all the time t do you argue, do you just practice together and go your separate ways, what's the move >> well, when we started out, before skating we were hanging out together all the time. do you have a sibling. >> i do. >> with us, we started skating together and we continue to hang out. it is an awesome relationship that we have we are business partners, it is important that we separate the family stuff and when we are on the ice, we got a job to do. >> what do you guys disagree on? >> a lot of stuff. . >> like? >> when we are training, because when we try to be the most elite level of everything, we expect a lot from each other. >> what happens from shochi to here >> we wanted to do things our way and because we are different being brother and sister, we had a different story to tell and we have to be unique and capitalize on that strength >> you know carl, you say it all the time but one of the most amazing things here, now we are showing a video here you talk about sort of the american dream, i am watching these winners and see them in their moments and elements, it is an amazing thing to see talking about seeing, coming up, i think we already -- anyway, another pair of american heroes hitting the ice. i am talking about carl and myself, we'll show you that in just a little bit. >> you guys have good form, andrew >> you know there is a fun fact of the shibutanis kids what's funny is somebody on twitter says he called in on the array farmer biotech earnings call for the second quarter and he apologized because the connection is bad and he's calling from the korea the ceo says enjoy the olympics and i know you have people who you care dearly about competing. wink, wink >> they called themselves business partners so we'll see them a lot more, not just on the ice but as guests on cnbc. >> fantastic andrew, cannot wait of a good week of coverage and a little bit more video. >> and your ice skating. >> i thought you guys looked pretty good. >> i bet it is harder. >> andrew, you got hard work to do there carl was really good we all -- i hope you do the vr thing again. that would be great to watch >> well, i am going to go over there. carl covered a lot of ground but we'll try to cover a little bit more this week there is a lot of medals still to cover we have a couple of big, fun stories to show you as well. we'll be bringing you all of that >> andrew sorkin, we'll see you later. >> thank you >> still to come food and business, interview of tyson and conagra. we'll take a look at how our futures shaping up walmart is playing a role. the dow is looking to lose 143 at the open. more "squawk on the street" from nysd straight ahead. straight a. d mom and dad got a new car... it's not theirs. it's mine. mine. mine. and it always will be, forever and forever. the new rx 350l with three rows for seven passengers. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. of emerging markets obsolete? at pgim, we see alpa in the trends, driving specific sectors of out performance. where a rising middle class powers a booming auto industry. a leap into the digital era draws youthful populations to mobile banking and e-commerce. trade and travel surge between emerging markets. everyday our 1,100 investment professionals around the world search out opportunities for alpha. 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a slam dunk across the board when it comes to the metrics or watching the six straight beat in a row this one is indicated of an open higher clearly in the premarket. we have in the other hand, in retail, walmart. it was the biggest decline. >> on earnings in 17 years >> that's a long time. >> it is worth mentioning again before the open, albertson's is a private company, but it will be going public through this deal rite aid tried forever to get the entire company to sell to walgreens but antitrust authority says no. what's left of rite aid is now being combined with albertson's, of 28% or 29.6% of what will be that new company that i would assume will enhance albertson's aid to customers and competing with the death star known as amazon >> think of walmart with the pharmacy offerings, when it goes public, it is going to have a viable portfolio or businesses that'll compete directly with walmart. >> i am sure it is not a coincidence. amazon will start giving consumers 5% back if they use the amazon visa card at whole foods. the margins and the busines business -- it is like weighing on the the pressure that's coming on. >> i love the 5% back card i use it all the time. >> yeah. >> just on the website i diplomat know and now whole foods. lets go to the opening bell, the s&p 500 at the bottom of the screen a provider of automother vehicle support, drop car. we'll watch the impact from the dow. you can see the opening is not impressi impressive, quite a bit of red nxpi opening for trade of the initial trade there is a little bit below. >> you got a few weeks to potential close or even longer the chinese authority would have given their approval last week, it is chinese new year and the year of the dog, things are not going on the expectations are next week you do have the new deal, 127.50 is the price it is trading below that that'll tighten up a couple of weeks. interestingly, one day before the march 6th, shareholder vote, they'll make a decision to see any of the prod cobroadcom nomi. wl s we'll see where that ends up it will have to be a majority for anything to change there have not heard from broadcom this morning, not in a statement and have not heard of any sources from the company either. a new deal have been signed with voting agreements with 28% of the share, we'll only need 70% now. you can see broadcom shares are trading up a bit this morning. >> does it tell you that people think they're going to abandon the offer? >> the growing belief is they'll not be successful one way or the other and therefore, they'll move on. the stock have been under pressure since they began this quest. it is tough, they are really tough. hock tan is a disciplined buyer and so we'll see these guys know how to do deals, tom hayes have done some great deals at tyson i think we are looking at tom horton who'll be joining we'll take any tom we can. if your name is tom, come on up. it is a tom morning. >> a falling demand for the nikkei and samsung is going to slash out on led panels. it is a new day. if cramer is here, we'll go off once again how not to follow those cues >> think about how many times we hear those resources they're seeing weakening demand for the 10 how many times are we listening to that and we see the stock maybe pulled back. what can we believe? we cannot believe those reports anymore. >> you cannot believe that warren buffett is the largest single shareholder that propelled apple shares last week one would say largely because of the ownership of berkshire hathaway it is giup again this morning. technology, sharply it is coming back the last couple of weeks and it is still at 4.7% for the year after being dow for the year, only a little over two weeks ago. >> fairly big, there was a big mover, biotech company, late study meeting the end goal of the peanut allergy drug, aimmune, thaimmun aimmune thera, this was up 11%, reenforcing the effectiveness of the peanut allergy drug. it is a small stock. this has been a high fire certainly in the past 12 months or so. >> retail obviously, a bit of negative halo surrounding walmart news and you see some losers at the top. gaps and other ones are down 7% in the premarket on ahead of the gap brand. jeff kerr is leaving, they say it is going to oversees it on an interim basis. we always talk about in terms of gap the effect from banana and old navy but in this case, a replace for one of those >> that's a steep decline for gap this morning take a look at macy's down with 2% >> dom has been on the air this morning. macy's was one of those stocks cited. it had given up a lot during this, here it is under pressure and it will be interesting to see what sort of pressure walmart has across the board on retail this morning. >> not a lot of research out this morning, city does go to sell on snap price target is 14 bucks the argument is there is a significant jump they say in negative review of the app because of redesigned that was pushed out users decline in engagement and there is the added news that beagle sold about $15 million worth of stocks next week. >> that benefited better than expected numbers and moved up sharply at 38% when you mention snap, you have to mention facebook, well, you don't have to but you may want to take a look at it it is weaker today it is not incredible strength in technology the continued questions and focus on facebook's impact on the election and russian trolls, front page of "the new york times" today and indictment of mueller last week and some conferences and mr. goldman sort of coming out and did not seem to have called qualcomm before he took to twitter. that may have ban mistake. always check that's why they are there. >> with the pr >> they may say not advisable. >> retweeted by the president as he tried to argue that advertising, their hands are clear. some read the indictment on friday with a different point of view >> yeah, 9,000 people came back at them on twitter that stock continues of what's been the weakness and facebook is down for the year but opposed to alphabet's up 4.1% and amazon is up 25% for the year and as we pointed out, snap is having a good year as well. >> it is worth knowing yum brand. we mentioned kfc stores, kfc have said they have switched delivery partner, yum brands is down 6/10 of a percent and we mentioned tyson as well. we'll ask the ceo when we get a chance a little later on in the show >> the initial lows, walmart is attracting 50 points or so lets get to seema mow dionody oe floor. >> the dow has recouped about t two-thirds of its losses that we saw in the sell-off. it is out of correction territory. it is still about 5% away, down to 80 points in today's trade. trading mixed after the latest read on inflation, germany is surprised of the upside, many asian markets are still closed for the lunar new year, the japane japanese nikkei is coming under pressure on the back of a stronger dollar. walmart is reporting a mixed quarter. revenues and comps both beat the street home depot had a big league thanks to a bump up in store traffic and a boost in ticket prices home depot is hiking its dividends up to 1.5% domino's profits by higher royalty -- it is lower right now by 5%. chipotle is getting an upgrade on the ceo change enthusiasm building as brian nicolls trying to revitalize chipotle's brand >> of course, lastly take a look at bitcoin is up 30% over the past, dieespite all the controversies of trading it is now above $11,000. >> thank you seema >> lets he's head to rick santei >> good morning melissa lee. if you look at interest rates, they continue to walk higher, fresh highs going back to 2008 plus for 2-yr noteyield. actually 2's are now up 3 and 10s are up a couple of basis point. if you look at how far back we go on the 10-yr, just remember as the 2-yr, we'll be comparing that for a while the same can be said for 10-yr note the last day of 2013, we traded a 203 on a dloclosing bases ande never saw it since you have to go back 2011 to see before the particular date if we look at what's going on in europe, the 10-yr bund yield is down a couple of points. the 2-yr in europe is up you have to go back to may 2016 to find minus 51 is the high yield. it sounds absurd, does it? >> we are up almost half a percent, the dollar index is still struggling just to get above its midpoint of 2018 >> carl, back to you >> all right, rick, thank you very much. when we come back, an exclusive with tyson and tom hayes, we'll discuss his company's ruurg orgendhe t chicken shortage affecting kfc a lot more, we'll be back in a minute it's absolute confidence in 30,000 precision parts. or it isn't. it's inspected by mercedes-benz factory-trained technicians. or it isn't. it's backed by an unlimited mileage warranty, or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified pre-owned, or it isn't. the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event. now through february 28th. only at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. 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about our innovation strategies, we have a lot going on a strong foundation, we are billing on a base of fantastic new entry and talking about a great pipeline we have coming up for this year. >> in davos you mentioned you were on the hunt for some acquisitions but valuations have been very high i assumed that has not changed in the past couple of weeks. >> it has not. we want to make sure we'll bring in companies that's going t to -- we are constantly on the hunt for things that's going to add a lot of values. valuations are very high and we'll be disciplined about it. it is a market with a lot o of -- we are the only company right now that's growing we want to continue that trend >> costs are a problem though. you unveiled a plan to raise prices at a higher fright cost, there is a tight capacity out there and there is some skepticism of what this can do for demand and for meats, how do you foresee of the price increases at the same time potentially road demand. >> yeah, sure, it is an issue that's hitting the whole industry, it is not specific to tys tyson. i think everybody is going to deal with it in one form or another. the driver shortage is real. getting transportation and getting goods where they need to go is a real problem costs are going up costs have to be played out to consumers. it is going to be all products we feel like tahat's why we hav to focus on value, the brand building that we are doing is putting us in a better position. certainly innovation is most important now when you try to play some of those >> mr. hayes, your shareholders we mentioned a moment ago, your shareholder would like to see you do another deal given the success you had and frankly many people thought you paid a high price but you delivered well more value than many thought possib possible whn y pinnacle is that the name that acquire certain circumstances? >> there is a lot of names coming up that's an attractive acquire. what we are focusing on is not rumors or individual company but what's going to be best for us there are a lot of companies out there but not one fitting our strategy with the fastest approaching brands o good asset for sure and a lot of them we'll focus on our strategy and building out protein and take advantage of it and consumers want more protein and that's not stopping any time soon >> certainly summer adopting these lifestyle, how focus are you guys on that in terms of all these meat alternatives becoming readily available. >> certainly we are the largest u.s. food company by a fairly wide margin and that's built on the back of animal protein it is something that's merging and consumers want alternatives and they're going to be sustainable. we have actively disrupting ourselves with investments and alternative proteins whether it is plant base or others. we feel like that's going to be a huge part of tyson in the future and we want to lead of regardless of what type of protein it is, we want to lead the charge >> tom, everybody is watching kfc today, these locations in the u.k. that's being forced to close hundreds of locations because of a shortage of chicken, how is this specific to one market or is there something else going on? >> i think it is specific to the market, i heard about this today as you did and certainly any time you move a supplier if go from one logistic company from another, there is going to be disruptions. we have in the u.s. a strong supply chain, we feel that's a competitive advantage for tyson. that sort of thing is a disaster n scenario, i wish them the best of luck. kfc is a great competitor as well but not in the u.k. long te are we in protein consumption trends i've seen some things written that perhaps we might have gone peak chicken a decade or so ago. where are we going at least in north america/u.s. >> protein is not slowing down, where we are on the cycle is if you look over the last say 58 to 60 years protein continues to increase 3 exact global consumption. the u.s. follows the same trends, maybe a little more. it continues to grow at 3% or more and that looks like it will continue long into the future so i think there's great tail wind if it's chicken, beef, pork or frankly plant-based protein, the consumer will tell us which way that goes but protein tail wind as a growth engine for us has a lot of room to run. >> finally tom, we'd be remiss if we didn't come back to tax reform which is such a big issue for so many people in your position you announced, of course, a bonus to as many as 100,000 employees. but beyond that, what do you see from the savings in your tax rate being lower in terms of your capital allocation and now in any way are you planning to change it? >> we had our conversation call for the first quarter of last week, two weeks ago and we told them we'll continue to accelerate against our strategy so for us, for tyson, it's about a $300 million benefit this year so as you mentioned, david, we sent some of that back to our front line employees, we will in the form of bonuses. but we'll accelerate cap x we have a lot of great projects we want to execute that's best for you are a shareholders and our companies. there's a lot we can do to help them we have folks in the jobs that are the most difficult we'll apply automation, we have lots of training, people coming up the curve in terms of skills as that automation takes hold so we are continuing the investment trend beyond a one-time bonus because this is as you know going to be year over year a tremendous, tremendous tail wind for us. >> tom, appreciate your time good to see you again. tom hayes joining us this morning from tyson a lot more exclusives from the cagney conference coming up later on today we'll talk with the ceos of conagra and hanes celestial in the 11:00 a.m. hour. walmart is down 9%, close to the ree ssn.thseio mowk on the street" continues in just a moment alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with 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i think everyone now has been put on notice fascinating stuff isn't it mo one bashar senior political analyst in london thank you mo one reference this just a moment ago to turkish soldiers killed when their military helicopter was shot down in syria there is this video said to show the moments before it went down in time province the helicopter crew were on an operation against kurdish fighters turkey's president is warning the attackers will pay a heavy price. should a little while ago one of our helicopters was downed of course all these things will happen when we are in a war we will have losses but we will also cause losses yesterday we destroyed and annihilated a very large rocket depot so of course why p.g. got mad about that but of course we will make them pay heavily for maybe one of our helicopters is gone but they will pay for this not in kind but so much more because we are determined and we believe we are superior we will succeed in this as well his demolish iow he is in these border with syria. very strong talk from the president there he is not showing any signs of backing down in this operation. wel

congrats to the former sixers legend and coach mo cheeks maimed a finalist for basketball hall of fame. he ace monk 13 finalist, it includes chris weber, and mo was four time all-star playing 11 of his 15 seasons here. inductees for class of 2018 will be announced at final four in san antonio. >>> and speaking of the final four, two of the favorites going at it in college basketball. third ranked villanova taking on fourth rang xavier in the big time battle. wildcats hit 11, three's, had a 14-point lead. right now not as hot in the second half but they are up 73 -65. how come explorers, cheerleaders don't deliver to "action news". we would have taken a pizza, right. lasalle hosting george mason explorers down by 13. they rally back. tony washington gives explorers a lead with 1:25 to go. washington with a career high 20. lasalle wins 69-62. >>> direct he will on the road with hofstra, jermaine is bill was nearly unstoppable. watch this spin move. yes, he poured in 29 points. not enough. hawks drop drexel 88-76. st. joes and duquesne just underway, and that is right there. >> flip a disk in my back. >> true. >> thanks, jamie. >>> much more to

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mo salah popped up smashed home this. mohat has been rumbling on for some time. hugh grant has saddled the damages action against the mirror group newspapers. also we are hearing michel barnier, the eu chief negotiator has spoken this morning and is in meetings this week with theresa may and david davis. he has said he is accelerating all of the contacts said he is accelerating all of the co nta cts in said he is accelerating all of the contacts in the brexit talks because there is not a moment to lose. speaking as he arrived at the train station in brussels to head to london, he said, i am station in brussels to head to london, he said, iam pleased station in brussels to head to london, he said, i am pleased to catch up with david davis just ahead of the new rounds of negotiations which will begin tomorrow. my feeling is we have not a moment to lose. there is so much work so we have accelerated all the contacts, the useful contacts. we would keep an eye across any developments with that. this programme has been told that th

mo cheeks for basketball hall of fame. cheeks among 13 finalist name, the list include chris weber. moas four time all-star for sixers, played one of his 15 seasons here. inducte in the class of 2018 will be announced at final four in san antonio. >>> speaking of the final 42 of the favorites going at it in college basketball third rang villanova taking on fourth ranked xavier in the big time battle. wildcats hit 11, three's in the first half, and nova with a 51-37 half time lead. wow. but who need pizza? me, i'm starving. bring it over, come on lasalle hosting george mason. explorers down 13 at half but they rallied back. down by one, tony washington gives explorer a lead with the lay up. washington scored a career high 20. lasalle wins 69-62. >> march madness underway. >> i know. >> that happened quickly. >> yes. >> i'll take it. >> thanks, jamie. >>> much more "action news" in a moment. meteorologist melissa magee has a check of your accu weather forecast and a story not for the squeamish, the disturbing discovery one woman made inside of her eye. >>> two giant pandas or loan from c

mo, goldlink! "get it right" is out now. my thanks to sarah jessica parker, jesse tyler ferguson, the super bowl champions, philadelphia eagles. diplo, molaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- james spader, star of the female brain, comedian and actress whitney cummings, from the superbowl champion philadelphia eagles malcolm jenkins, featuring the 8g band with alan cage. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i am seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's so good to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump yesterday praised the republican tax bill on twitter saying, quote, "america is once again open for business." and the rest of the world said, "cool!

mo, on this intelligence committee. it's been more politicized than i have ever seen it. i have got 35 seconds for you to have the last word, mo. >> i think that's right. there's a lot of criticism on both sides of the aisle. chairman nunes who has hyper partisanized a lot roft committee's deliberations which then draws battle lines. both sides feel they have to hide behind them. there was a time when even in a partisan congress, committees like the intel committee and i think congressman chaffetz would agree with this, would put the partisan aside. we're not feeling that right now. >> dana: we'll be right back. >> okay. [music playing] [beep] [beep] [beep] our members shop a little differently. so we reward every purchase. let's see what kate sent. for you. for all of us. that's for me. navy federal credit union open to the armed forces, the dod, veterans, and their families. looking for a hotel that fits... whoooo. ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...200 sites to find you the... ...hotel you want at the lowest price. grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. afi sure had a lot on my mind. my 30-year m

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mo brooks from the great state of alabama, he is member of the house freedom caucus, their official stance this is way too expensive. he said yesterday, mo brooks said i'm not a no, i'm a hell no. brian: congratulations on that. i haven't heard that in ten minutes. 6 billion for opioids. for mo is in a leadership position, five or six times we've had a cr. this is only way to go forward. we continue to have standoff but defense secretary james mattis says our defense is falling apart. russia and china are number one enemies, immediate enemy is north korea. we spent everything. you have no choice. >> american public spend all this money, taxpayer dollars, give it to all the agencies, we've seen in the past how some of these agencies have elaborate parties. they spend all the monies at hotels in hawaii. seen video of shrimp on a treadmill. we see that, so many people in the military say men and women are dying out there on navy ships in the middle of the pacific. you hear these stories because of error. because we don't have the money to train them properly. people get very disheart inned. we work so hard and we want our men and women get paid for signing up in the military. we owe them that. general mattis had this to say. >> shutting down the government would be very damagin