mrs. robinson. mrs. obama shared the screen graph. i will be mrs. robinson. guess you were a hit at the grammy's. i'm sitting here with valerie and this text is so typically you. >> gracie called me and asked did you meet any of the real stars or run right after you were done? >> i told you i was going to be on it. >> no, you didn't. i would have remembered that even though i don't remember much. >> hahaha, i thought i told you. and i'm a real star, by the way. >> yeah. >> so funny. >> was valerie, valerie jarrett? >> that's what i thought when i read it. >> that's such a funny combo between mom and daughter. >> hilarious. she was a hit at the grammy's, yes. you told your mom you were going to be at the grammys. yeah, you were pretty good, huh? >> yeah, did you meet any real stars? >>> next, we all know beyonce is queen b, but according to her mother, miss tina, there's a second in command in that household. >> miss tina tells the "new york post" "page six" that b and jays 7-year-old daughter, blue ivy is the second queen. >> and she certainly got the wardrob

mr robinson, whose real name is stephen yaxley—lennon, criticised a forthcoming panorama programme aboutked or biased, and the episode would follow its "strict editorial guidelines". the american film director, stanley donen has died at the age of 94. his work included the 1952 musical singing in the rain, starring cyd charisse, and the film seven brides for seven brothers. he also worked as a dancer and choreographer, and told vanity fair that watching fred astaire when he was nine had changed his life. first—time buyers now make up the majority of home purchases bought with a mortgage in the uk, according to new figures. the last time that happened was 1995. according to the halifax, pendle in lancashire and copeland in cumbria are the most affordable areas for first time buyers. here's colin campbell. the number of first—time buyers has nearly doubled over the past decade, but with surging property prices it remains an uphill struggle for those trying to get on the property ladder. according to the halifax, the average price paid for a typical first home hasjumped by 39%, from £153,00

the corporation's confirmed an upcoming panorama episode will investigate mr robinson, whose real namee's showing his own film, "panodrama" in response outside the bbc‘s salford headquarters. about 500 people attended a counter—protest by anti—fascists. the musician r kelly has surrendered himself to police and been charged with a series of abuse and assault allegations. the singer, whose real name is robert sylvester kelly, denies all of the charges and is due to appear in court in chicago today. at one point he was the biggest name in r&b, but here r kelly is being is escorted by security as he handed himself into chicago police. he has had massive crossover hits globally, through it all allegations and rumours of sexual abuse against underage girls were never far away. and in 2008 he went to trial on charges of child pornography, after a tape surfaced allegedly showed him having sex with a 13—year—old. but he was acquitted when the jury decided the tape wasn't clear enough. some women were paid not to talk and others started to come forward to say what had gone on. i did realise tha

mr robinson, do you have anything? >> we are very excited to roll out the program, and we are expecting that we will help streamline the process in comparison now to today, and really to have those decisions made a little faster to help get city officers work. we will be happy to answer any questions you may have a. >> thank you so much. before we go to public comment, to any of my colleagues have any comments or questions for presenters? >> thank you, very much. so i would add to this that i would like to see an annual report on the outcomes of this and the impact, and maybe a could be presented during your presentation, annually for when we discuss your budget for your department. and has this been effective, are not effective, would have been the results of it, what has been the impact, and in particular, what has been the fiscal impact of this? and also the impact around -- just about the staffing levels of these two departments. >> will be happy to provide a report annually at the time that -- as you suggest durin

mrs. robinson >> reporter: jeanne moose,, cnn new york. >> and anderson starts now. >>> good evening. breaking news. a federal judge late today ruling paul manafort, president trump's former campaign chairman, lied to the fbi lied to a grand jury, lied to robert mueller's investigators, lied, intentionally, on multiple occasions, lied about contact with russians. he's supposed to be a cooperating witness. as you might imagine, as we so often find ourselves saying, this is a big development. cnn's evan perez joins us with the latest. walk us through exactly what was and what was not in this ruling. >> reporter: anderson, prosecutors from the special counsel's office accused manafort of lying on five different

mrs. robinson >> reporter: jeanne moose,, cnn new york. >> and anderson starts now. >>> good evening.e begin with breaking news. a federal judge late today ruling paul manafort, president trump's former campaign chairman, lied to the fbi lied to a grand jury, lied to robert mueller's investigators, lied, intentionally, on multiple occasions, lied about contact with russians. he's supposed to be a cooperating witness. as you might imagine, as we so often find ourselves saying, this is a big development. cnn's evan perez joins us with the latest. walk us through exactly what was and what was not in this ruling. >> reporter: anderson, prosecutors from the special counsel's office accused manafort of lying on five different occasions, five different topics, during the time he was supposed to be cooperating. he had pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate as part of the investigation. he had met with prosecutors over many, many hours of what they call proffer sessions and during that time he was lying according to the prosecutors. in the judge's ruling today she said there was enough evidenc

mrs. robinson, michelle obama's mom, hey, did you meet any real stars out there? she goes back and says, mom, i am a real star, by the way. a friendly exchange between mother and daughter there. i tell my mom stuff all the time and she's like, you didn't tell me that. i'm like, but i did. >> and you know what, it's your mom's job to put you in your place, too. >> when i go home, i still take out the trash. >> i text my mom, michelle obama was at the grammys. she's like you told me she was at the grammys. >> no. >> not the same? >> always respect your mother. no one will love you like your mother. >> be humbled by your mother, too. like you are not a real star. >> not at all. >> exactly. >> as we start out this morning, we'll see waves of heavy rain moving through the bare area but it's off and on and this is a strong storm that really has a sight set on the north bay targeting the heaviest rainfall in those areas, and elsewhere, we've seen some of the rainfall rates coming down, a little bit lighter than what we're seeing south of the healdsburg area, three-quarte

mr. robinson, tributing pouring in for baseball legend frank robinson, a hall of fame player, the major league's first black manager and a civil rhts pioneer. today friday, february 8, 2019. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "the day" with savannah tuthrie and hoda colt by live fromo 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> nice to have you ith us on friday morning. just when you think you've seen it all. >> this was a stunner, a real jaw dropp to read. >> jeff bezos, one of the most famous ceos comes out with a blog post. the icworld'sst man is turning the tables on an alleged extortion attempt, accusing the owner of the "national enquirer" of trying to blamail him. this fallout stretches from silicon valley to the white house. we've got c tplete coverags morning. we'll start with nbc's peter alexander. good morning. >> savannah, good morning to you're right. this is a stunning turn of events pitting the tech titan against the tabloid. jeff bezos calling out calling out the inquiring, accusing them of black mailing him to stop the investigation on how the enquirer got ahold of his private text messages

mr. robinson, tributes pouring in overnight for baseball legend frank robinson, a hall of fame player, the major league's first black manager and a civil rights pioneer, today, friday, february 8th, 2019. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." nice to have you with us on a friday morning. just when you think you've seen it all. >> this was a stunner, a real jaw-dropper to read. >> it was. jeff bezos one of the most famous ceos in america comes out with this blog post, what he revealed was a stunner. he's the world's richest man. he's turning the tables on an we'll start with nbc's peter alexander. good morning. >> hey, savannah. good morning. you're right. this is a stunning turn of events pitting the tech titan against the tabloid. amazon ceo jeff bezos, the world's wealthiest man calling out the publisher of the "national enquirer" david pecker. bezos accusing them of trying to blackmail him to stop his investigation into how "the enquirer" got ahold of his

mr. robinson.sed away at 83 years old. he was a hard-nosed player on the field. and a pioneer in the dugout. robinson became the first black manager in the major league and his accomplishments at bat are legendary but he'll especially be remembered for how he broke barriers for the minority players and managers who followed in his footsteps. former president obama tweeting about him and another important leader in the fight for civil right, we lost two great americans today, frank robinson and john dingell, citizens who inspired me and so many others by leading on the civil rights issues of our time, opening doors to others, and leaving it all on the field. and two great men were lost but they will be celebrated because they gave so much that carries on into the future. >> frank robinson, so tough. >> such a tough player. won two championships. was in baseball till the end. helping out. >> inspiring. >>> coming up, cardi b's brand-new interview revealing her struggle with postpartum depression and

mrs. robinson or something. this is america.s like a trump campaign speech. let us the lovers who will marry our fortunes together, i have some real estate in my bag. marty: marijuana is legal in lots of parts of the united states. tom: there you go, where else can you see that it on bloomberg -- but on bloomberg "surveillance"? morning, 1968 this dean curnutt going, why am i here? we will continue with dean curnutt on volatility and we thank marty schenker for important perspective. looking at the data, it is a turn to the market. -- turn to the market -- churn to the market, the german ten-year yield is lower. philippe reines, former clinton advisor, joins us. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: breaking news out of the u.k., three conservative mps have decided to quit. we understand they will join the independent group of mps that was formed on monday. we have been trying to figure out how this political movement could change the face of u.k. politics. withnked it back to 1981 the gang that split from the spd and started the labou

he told nick robinson that mr williamson's comments had been almost deliberately inflammatory.t months was potentially bringing our party into disrepute. so has suspended him from the party and there will be an inquiry, to look at his behaviour. do you hope that it will go beyond suspension? well, i think he is entitled to a fair hearing, but i've been very, very concerned that his comments have almost been deliberately inflammatory and causing offence to, notjust parliamentary colleagues, but to people in thejewish community, who understandably have a real concern about anti—semitism in the labour party. let's ta ke let's take a look at what you are reading and watching on the bbc news app. at number one, the most read, the news that the summit in vietnam between donald trump and kim jong—un has broken down without an agreement. donald trump saying in a news co nfe re nce agreement. donald trump saying in a news conference in hanoi this morning that you've got to know when to walk away. let's look at what else you're looking at and reading. numberfour, else you're looking at a

mr hancock told nick robinson on the bbc‘s radio a today programme that he welcomed the commitment from allowing people who are recovering to be able to express themselves or alarming people who are in crisis to call for help. without thinking nearly enough about the impact of that sort of imagery on other people. and i think that they now get this, i didn't only meet esther cram yesterday i met a wide range of social media platforms andi wide range of social media platforms and i think there is a willingness now to get this right —— three. and i think there is a willingness now to get this right -- three. you expect other social media companies to follow suit? google, youtube, i met pinterest yesterday and they we re met pinterest yesterday and they were shocked and appalled at what was on their site. what is an idea ofa was on their site. what is an idea of a statutory duty of care and what doesn't add to this. you're talking about putting this in a white paper, one of yourjunior ministers was talking about this the other day, and it was suggested senior media executives could be arre

. >> laura: at least someone said she was mother robinson. she said mr. a little fishy. >> random house sent me this. i'm opening it on the show. >> laura: talk about like a grammy. >> it's like the grammys. the winner is... >> laura: don't you hate that plastic bubble wrap? >> you should have the props. done. can i get it open? >> laura: o. >> my first hardback, they sent it. so excited. >> laura: coming out monday? >> tuesday. the whole family can take part. >> laura: we started reading, and nico's eyes got big because they are demons. demons are crawling on the ceiling. paris, world war ii. we have -- great segment. we have an important update on the story that we brought you. covington catholic boys of course, independent investigation just wrapped up. we are going to you what it concluded. plus the trumped families fighting back against the new york attorney general. joseph digenova is here on why they may have a case. utter port. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher ca

. >> laura: by the way mother robinson, remember she used to call into my radio show? >>> she did. >> laura: she said mrttle fishy >>> okay. >> laura: what is that gold package? >>> random house sent me this. i'm opening it on the show. >> laura: and the winner is >>> this is the grammys, and the winner is. >> laura: don't you hate the plastic bubble wraps >>> this is awful, you always should have the props predone. there's scissors. they sent it. will wilder three. so excited. i'll share this with you all later. >> laura: it's coming out monday? >>> tuesday, book s >> laura: coming out monday? >> tuesday. the whole family can take part. >> laura: we started reading, and nico's eyes got big because they are demons. demons are crawling on the ceiling. paris, world war ii. we have -- great segment. we have an important update on the story that we brought you. covington catholic boys of course, independent investigation just wrapped up. we are going to you what it concluded. plus the trumped families fighting back against the new york attorney general. joseph digenova is here on why they may have a cas eve

mr. postman oh yeah ♪ >> j. lo was picked to lead the tribute, which to many felt like an odd choice. she performed a medley of songs singing with smokey robinson and ne-yo. >>> let's turn overseas. there's a lot happening with the royal family. prince william and kate middleton were celebrating with celebrities at the baft thats. and there are new developments about prince philip, who was involved in a car accident last month. for the latest on the royals we go to lucy kavanaugh in london. >> reporter: a lot of royal news from this weekend. prince philip, the 97-year-old duke o edinburgh, voluntarily surrendering his driver's license in the aftermath of the horrific car crash he was in. meghan markle and her continuing saga with dad thomas markle, speaking out to the press yet again, sharing an intimate five-page handwritten letter meghan sent to him after the wedding. he got in trouble for staging photos to the paparazzi, in speaking to the press. in this emotional letter meghan wrote she never heard from her father, he wouldn't be coming, nor did she receive messages about the heart attack he had. daddy, it is with a heavy heart that i write

robinson county board of elections absentee request log, return log. >> so mark harris has said a new election could be called. let's listen again. >> mr.hairman, we're offering this to show the three entries on this absentee return log were brought in by jennifer boyd, who worked for mccrae dowless and we believe these are all absentee requests that were gathered and paid for by mccrae dowless. >> and they number -- >> so mark harris, the republican who won the election, even though the election has not been certified, is now saying a new election should be called. he did not -- he refused to answer that question, when we asked him that very specifically on tuesday. but it's not up to mark harris. it is up to the board of elections down here. those folks you're looking at right now, and they're going to be the one who is decide. >> if i could just say, katy, those folks we're looking at on the left-hand side of our screen, those five folks, three are democrats, two are republicans. there they are. and four of them have to vote together, a super majority, in order for a new election to be called in north carolina. so i would assume base

footage of the panorama journalist john sweeney filmed secretly by one of mr robinson's supporters wasr sweeney has apologised for making "some offensive and inappropriate remarks" during an investigation into mr robinson. the corporation said the upcoming panorama episode would follow its "strict editorial guidelines". the singer r kelly has appeared in court in chicago on charges of sexually abusing women and underage girls. ajudge set bail at $1 million and told the 52—year—old not to have contact with anyone under the age of 18. he's denied all the allegations. votes are being counted in nigeria, where millions of people have cast their ballots in delayed presidential and parliamentary elections. officials say logistical problems that forced a week's postponement have been solved, but some polling stations were kept open because of long lines. the president, muhammadu buhari, is being challenged by the main opposition leader, atiku abubakar. there have been reports of sporadic violence in some parts of the country. our africa editor fergal keane reports from the capital abuja. many