asians begin today will keep following them of course those young han there for us in taipei and paul chris young brits there for us in frankfurt thank you both. now the trump administration's frustration with trade goes beyond china and then to europe u.s. president donald trump has repeatedly pushed for new trade agreements with the e.u. and threatened tariffs against european carmakers in the absence of a deal brussels has already stepped up its purchase of u.s. soybeans as a response and now the e.u. says it can import even more funding the beans can be used for biofuels. soybeans are worth some six hundred fifty million dollars a year to farmers here in louisiana as the trade war with china intensified last year famines around when bill feared for their future is today's announcement should give them yet another confidence boost it's all part of a larger deal struck in july last year between european commission president john claude juncker and u.s. president all trump to avert tariffs on imports of european cars the initial agreement to double the amount of soybeans that the e.u. impo

winning 10 of their last 11-games... 5 of those have been without chris paul who's dealing with a hamstringnjury. but james injury. but james harden...has been playing like the reigning mvp... 8-straight games in which he's scored at least 35- points. 40 in the last four, 3-triple doubles. today, steve kerr...asked if that kind of output draws parallels with m-j. now to our other top story of the day-- the college football national championship is this monday at levi's stadium... and with that a number of surrounding events are coming to the bay area. sports reporter jason dumas joins us live with how we can all be a part of the title game festivities jason? the national championship is the event of the year for college football. it's more than just a game, it's a spectacle....and the bay area gets the privilege of hosting that spect

another man juggling jobs, is english teacher come striker paul hodges. and chris swindon which puts woking a place in the fa cup third round for the first time since 1997. it's a goal! and another reason to celebrate, when the draw handed them a match at home to premier league opponents. waking have a premier league team as well! they have watford. for paul hodges, an english teacher at a school in sunbury, the fa cupfairy teacher at a school in sunbury, the fa cup fairy tale is as magical as anything his year nine pupils are reading. to play against a premier league team, you never think you'll be able to get that chance and we've been blessed to have that chance. watford where semifinalists three yea rs watford where semifinalists three years ago, top stars that reportedly earn £100,000 a week. it's a life far removed from the part—time players of waking. i think they are ona players of waking. i think they are on a bit more than me as a teacher. but i love teaching, i'm excited to teach my students. they are great kids, they are intelligent and funny. when i ge

the rockets did not have chris paul or eric gordon. they've been talking about the lack of a motion, and you can't say that either. the rockets did have an unstoppable force and that would be james harden. he had 10 three-pointers. he had 44 points. the rating mvp also of course sit the game-winning shot. that was brutal for warrior fans. a tiawah, and they got a little impatient with their time management and with their shots. lots of time left on the shot clock in the final moments. they felt like they should've won this game. >> it felt like we let our foot off the gas a little bit in the third quarter. >> it's a great game. this is a game where you felt like they gave it away. >> for sure. when you have a lead like that you don't lose it. a little laziness without lead. when you have a lead like that, it's a tough way to go out. >> you know who's been keeping a low profile for several months now? jimmy g. a winter of hibernation for him. he will be spending that much like he did so most of the regular season with the 49ers. that is

harden the reigning mvp is the main reason for the rockets recent success especially his teammate chris paul went down with a hamstring injury. what a story. hard and has reached the 40- point plateau and four straight games and has attempted an incredible 63 shots from three- point range in that stretch. that kind of performance could be called . >> jordan-esque, it's hardin- esque. playing with great confidence. he has just been on a huge run. amazing. >> in a phil reuben foster the former 49er linebacker has had domestic violence charges dropped again. this time this go around this stems from the november incident at the 49er team hotel in tampa florida. where foster's ex- girlfriend 49ers immediately released foster but today prosecutors said they didn't have enough evidence to proceed with the case max foster is currently a member of the washington redskins. he is on the commissioner's exempt list which means he cannot play into the league does his own investigation. in the meantime former readers head coach tom flores has finally made a finalist for the pro football hall of fame now 81

winning 10 of their last 11-games... 5 of those have been without chris paul who's dealing with a hamstringnjury. but james harden...has been dominant. 8-straight games in which he's scored at least 35-points. 40 in the last four, 3-triple doubles. today, steve kerr...asked if that kind of output draws parallels with m-j. now to the nhl-- sharks feasting right now in colorado..up 4-1 in the 2nd. we'll have the highlights later on. but first, all-star honors for a few sharkies. congratulations to joe pavelski, brent burns, and erik karlsson for making the list... pavelski-- the olympian...leads the team with 23-goals. -- burns...setting the bar for defensemen in assists...and is also first on the team in points. --and the 28- year-old karlsson...also one of the league leaders in assists. --the all-star game...happening later this mont

winning 10 of their last 11-games... 5 of those have been without chris paul who's dealing with a hamstring james harden...has been dominant. 8-straight games in which he's scored at least 35-points. 40 in the last four, 3-triple doubles, and he also keeps getting to the line. today, steve kerr...asked if that kind of output draws parallels with m-j. finally, the bay area finally, the bay area getting ready for the college football national championship. and the cfp...goes beyond a single game, it's an entire experience. earlier today, we got a look at what's being set up at discovery meadow park in san jose... the at&t playoff playlist live, a full concert series...spanning out over three days starting friday. the event is free and open to the public. organizers...can feel the anticipation building. that game being played monday nig

winning 10 of their last 11-games... 5 of those have been without chris paul who's dealing with a hamstringut james harden...has been dominant. 8-straight games in which he's scored at least 35-points. 40 in the last four, 3- triple doubles, and he also keeps getting to the line. today, steve kerr...asked if that kind of output draws parallels with m-j. finally, the finally, the college football national championship being decided on monday... and preparations are being made throughout the bay area. it goes beyond a single game, it's an entire experience. earlier today, we got a look at what's being set up at discovery meadow park in san jose... the at&t playoff playlist live, a full concert series...spanning out over three days starting friday. the event is free and open to the public. organizers...can feel the anticipation building

but to the paul manafort thing, chris cuomo asked him that last night and i want to play for everybody how rudy giuliani explains why paul manafort would have given this internal polling data, which is proprietary to the, you know, campaign, to a kremlin-linked source. here you go. >> he's viable at the head of the campaign giving polling data that winds up having the same faces and places targeted by the campaign that are targeted by russian trolls. how is that not collusion? >> it's not collusion. >> how is it not? >> because polling data is given to everybody. i mean, he shouldn't have given it to them, it's wrong to give it to them. >> so it's wrong for zblerve i can't speak for paul manafort. of course it is. the most inappropriate, the most inaccurate stuff is internal polling data. >> your thoughts. >> rudy giuliani's number one job is to confuse people. he wants everyone to just think this is an entire mess, no one can quite figure it out, and to walk away. the second thing he's done here, though, you've seen him to do it a couple times, it's textbook communications. which is i

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defense, where do you think that president trump is going to have to do something about paul we whelan being taken? >> chris, i am disturbed by this because it has the scent of the tit-for-tat of the kremlin trying to get leverage over the u.s. over the case of mariia butina, and we don't know exactly what this man is doing, and you know, but if he were an intelligence operative, we would imagine that the russian government would send him back to the united states, and that is usually what they do, they transfer them back to the u.s. we had a case several years ago when i was in the pentagon where they apprehended an operative at the time identified by the media, and ts a russian operati and so he was turned over by the government and returned to the united states. the fact that they are holding him is disturbing. i don't expect, basically our president, a man who could not stand up to vladimir putin when he lied in hel sin ssinki to st for a u.s. citizen, but i will say about president trump he has been actively interested in fryifry i -- in trying to get hostages freed. >> yes. >> and not allow this man t

chris paul tweeted, how is this even fair? she shouldn't pay for someone else's mistake.a tweeted, this is wrong on so many levels that i don't know where to start. fix this now. >> maori davenport was been punished enough and making her eligible now would hurt no one. >> they are despite the outrage the athletic association is sticking by it and say this would open a pandora's box if you make an exception no matter who made the mistake a rule was violated so sticking with their guns. >> it's not even an ncaa violation. which is saying something. but, yes, she has committed to rutgers, great. but she's still losing out on so much, t.j. >> yes, because the type of accolades she could get. this is her senior year. think about all of us. even if you didn't play sports they won their first state championship and led them last year. won't get a chance to defend that or mcdonald's high school all-american honors, losing all of that because of an error -- this is adults failing a child. this should not be the case. >> the money was paid back as soon as they realized the mistake

but once upon a time he was chris hall's friend, that is, before a night of poker and booze when he said paul made a disturbing revelation, that he had shot himself in the leg in order to get retirement benefits. >> chris had been drinking beer. he came out and told me that he had shot himself. >> but there was more. d.a. investigator tom dove discovered a secret. not in chris's past but in cristi's. >> there had been infidelity in the past. but listen to this. the defense had one more very significant witness. a witness who oozed credibility. the sitting medical examiner for neighboring san bernardino county, who stuck his neck way out to disagree publicly, in a court of law, with the medical examiner from riverside. >> he found this to be an accidental death, not a homicide. >> this was not some ordinary hired gun. this was a public official who said straight out that cristi's head injuries should and perhaps should be explained by an accidental fall. he didn't rule out homicide? >> he didn't rule out homicide. but he said the preponderance of the evidence was towards an accidental drowning

chris. >> i am not anti-russian, paul but i have spent my life in this city and i never bumped into more thandful of russians. 101 contacts with russians during the campaign. >> i think what robert mueller's interested in is the inauguration costs $107 million. that eesz twice as much as obama, the most in history. where did the money go? i watched part of the inauguration on tv. it was lovely, but didn't look like $107 million worth of lovely. he's following the money. the law is they have to report who gives the money. >> who passed through the inaugural ball to the trump people? >> we don't know. under the law, they have to report where they get it from, not where it goes. the other question, to david's point is, why is paul manafort, the campaign manager reaching out to ukrainian oligarchs with polling data? why would a campaign manager give billionaires information about the campaign? obviously because he knows they want to help donald trump get elected and he thinks they -- they think he can do it. they don't know if he funneled this data to russian intelligence operative. what we do kn

hell, chris christie, ted cruz and rand paul never had a shot because of their prickliness.win at all costs, inauthentic, and they're predictable. there's very little to like about run of the mill chameleons who will say whatever it takes to get your vote, and that's the memo. >>> hillary clinton is still chiming in on the likability issue. here she is just back with, what happened? >> there's been a lot of talk recently about whether our country is ready for women leaders. [laughter] now, that really takes me back, but -- [laughter] today i want to thank all of you for your persistence. i know many of you and can can attest as to how smart, determined, effective and, dare i say, likable you all are. [laughter] [cheers and applause] kennedy: can't even say the back grace from that angle -- brace from that angle. are the other ladies in this pack doomed? tonight's ladies' night, and everyone is back, kat, maddie and kristina. kat, obviously, there is something to overcome because we have not yet had a female president. we almost did in 2016, but here we are. >> right, absolut

john's coached by 1980's star chris will be back in ncaa tournament. paulot a duke fan? >> absolutely -- [laughter] paul: kate. >> paul, my prediction is that we year we get deal on young adult, dreamers who were brought illegally. it could trade border security and wall funding for the president and trump has said he has compassionate towards the individual who were brought here and now serve in military and go to college, so i think that -- i think this comes after favorable supreme court rule to go trump and it would be good for the country. paul: dan. >> ly make a prediction about the outcome of mueller report but i could make prediction that mueller report won't come out in 2019, you never know. but if he does issue this report, the two things of the center is whether the president's campaign colluded with the russians at a very high level and whether president trump obstructed justice. on both of those counts i think the answer is going to be no. paul: so no collusion, but impeachment anyway. that's it for this week's show, thanks to my panel and to a

>> chris, can you -- >> no, for you, paul, no, i know, but niger?ence is acceptance. >> i was working for bill clinton, ken starr gave us his report ahead of time and allowed us to do finger painting on it? it's preposterous. >> niger, this is going to be a political process. i often say, on this show -- you know, you're on it often -- i don't make a case of how the president's going down in a criminal prosecution, that the presidency is going to be over. that's not what i do here. maybe i would be more popular if i did. but i don't do it, because i don't see it. this is going to be a political question. this is going to be a political process. and that's why i think the information for the american people will be so important. and i see these three pieces of information that have come out in the last couple of days together, niger. i see this "new york times" report tonight that the fbi started a counterintelligence and as we know, a criminal investigation, into the president and his motivations before there was ever a mueller probe. they passed th

last night, last night rudy went on the chris cuomo show-mo where he was asked about paul manafort'sshady dealings. >> now you have paul manafort giving poll data that winds up leading to this coincidence. >> you just misstated my position. i never said there was no collusion between the campaign. (laughter) (applause) >> he basically went on tv and admitted the trump campaign colluded with russia. that is so shocking, you saw it, he shocked himself. when he heard him say it. seriously t was a huge reaction, let's take a closer look. >> i never said there was no collusion between the campaign? >> i don't want to go to jail! >> then-- then giuliani drew a distinction between the trump campaign and the head of the trump campaign. >> there is not a single bit of evidence of president of the united states committed any crime you can submit here conspiring with the russians to hack the dn, c. >> yes, there is zero evidence that donald trump reached out to russia. >> russia, if you are listening, i hope you are able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing. >> obviously he was joking, if

chris page, bbc news, belfast. the foreign secretaryjeremy hunt says he is extremely worried about paul whelan, a former us marine withwho has been charged with espionage in russia. his family says he is innocent and was in russia for a friend's wedding. if convicted he could spend 20 years in prison. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james robbins is here. can you give us more on the backstory here, james? the and is a8 years old and was born in canada to british parents —— paul whelan. he apparently has british nationality alongside american nationality alongside american nationality and it looked as if he in russia, in moscow, on his american passport. he has spent most of his life in the state and was in the us marine corps and that is where it seems the majority of his life was spent. he was arrested just after christmas and the russian allegation is that he received some sort of memory stick with highly secret information on it and they are holding him on spying charges. the american authorities were first to see him and the american ambassador in moscow has seen him and apparently paul whelan said he was also a brit

chris, i'll see you then. thanks. top of the hour, paul whelan, the u.s. in russia did have classified material in his possession, his lawyer tells cnn. coming up, was it a mix-up or something more sinister? or to carry on a legacy? its show of strength... or its sign of intelligence? in crossing harsh terrain... or breaking new ground? this is the mercedes-benz suv family. greatness comes in many forms. lease the glc 300 for $479 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma♪ ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun♪ ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller transitions™ light under control™ >>> paul whelan, the retired marina rested on charges of spying was found with classified information when he was arrested. that's according to a state-appointed lawyer. his lawyer says his khraoeupbcl given a thumb drive that he thought contained vacation pictures but did not open it up. from this distance, of course, it's difficult to assess what is real and what isn't but we know the pre

john's now by chris mullen will be back in the ncaa tournament this year. [inaudible] absolutely. >> paulction is this year we get a deal on the young adult dreamers who were brought to this country illegally. we talked about that earlier in the show. i think is james freeman said it's been out there a long time and they can trade order security and wall funding for theat president. trump has said he has compassion for individuals who are brought here to serve in the military and go to college. i think this comes after a favorable supreme court ruling to trump and i think it would be good for the country. >> dan beard >> i'm going to make a prediction about the outcome of theio o mueller report that i cn also make a prediction wanting to come out in 2019. this he does issueue this repor, the two things are whether the president's campaign colluded with the russians at a very high level and whether president trump obstructed justice. on both of those counts i think the answer is going to be no. >> so no collusion but impeachment anyway. that's it for this weeks show. thank you to my panel

chris cuomo, welcome to primetime. robert mueller just dropped a new filing. evidence of paul manafort's lies after agreeing to cooperate. cuomo's court on what it confirms, what it conceals, and what we can read between the redr redactions. will bill bar protect the president that tapped him for the job or would he protect the integrity of the special counsel's probe? did his answer satisfy anxious democrats? we'll go one-on-one with a member of the senate judiciary committee, next. and the house stood as one today against steve king. in fact, even the congressman himself threw in a vote to condemn his own racist remarks. what do you say? let's get after it. look at the size of this baby. another fact filing filled with reasons that the mueller team believes manafort was up to no good while heading up to the trump campaign. not just before. not in his past life but then. it sends the message that this information is sensitive and that the investigation was over. it comes on the same day that rick gates had his sentencing delayed for at least the last couple of months and on t

chris cuomo, welcome to primetime. robert mueller just dropped a new filing. evidence of paulort's lies after agreeing to cooperate. cuomo's court on what it confirms, what it conceals, and what we can read between the redr redactions. will bill bar protect

chris, you know that. don't come on the air with nonsense like that. >> laura: paul bacall, not that she's a smart guy. he was assessing where the democrat party is today. we all know they are all resisting trump. he said this. let's watch. >> i think it's going to be difficult to analyze the democratic primary in a right-left continual. the truth is there's not that much difference between the most moderate democrat of the most liberal democratic. when democrats are looking for things like charisma, talent, heart. >> laura: right. >> if the election was held today, kamala harris would be elected. if scholz got in the race, donald trump would come in third. i think the democratic party has moved to the left and i think that's a good thing. and i think there's a lot of overreaction on the right to some things that are very popular in this country, like health care, like education. >> laura: ration care. >> there are things people want. >> laura: dan, ten seconds. >> they are not popular, chris. medicare for all his only popular until you tell people what the price tag is. doubling their taxes. then you

trump you just don't get morning chris you're fired you're fired you're all fired going you should have put more stress on the show said. the lawyer of the u.s. citizen paul whelan who was charged with espionage says that he'll appeal the arrest to correspondent the coachman joins me now from central. bring us up to speed with the latest developments please video. well the u.s. national pool wieland wasn't deeds arrested here in russia the moscow court has placed the us national. for the period for two months the man is currently facing charges of espionage right after the court hearing his lawyer said that he plans to appeal the decision and early on wednesday a pool wieland received a diplomatic delegation you as some bastard to russia jon huntsman mantz the u.s. national and offered his support now pull whelan is a corporate security exactly to fund he's also a former u.s. marine according to the russian federal security service he was detained last friday during a spying action however there is still no facts or details the disclosed so rounding this particular operation now. brother david confirmed that paul was indeed here in moscow he said that his

chris cuomo, welcome to primetime. robert mueller has just dropped a new filing, evidence of paul manafort's lies after agreeing to cooperate. cuomo's court on what it confirms and what it conceals and what we can read between the redactions. and all eyes were fixed on one man in washington today, the man had who could soon take charge of the mueller probe. will bill barr product the president who tapped him for the job or the integrity of the special council's probe. did his answers satisfy anxious democrats. we will go one on one with a member of the senate judiciary committee next and the house stood as one against steve king. in fact, even a congressman, himself, threw in a vote to condemn his own racist remarks. where is the president our closing today is about a deaf deafening silence. what do you say? let's get after it. >>> look at the size of this the pa baby, another fat filing filled with reasons that the mueller team believes that manafort was up to no good while heading up the trump campaign. not just before, and not in his past life, then. another bunch of redactions, no question about it. sends the unsettle m

chris cuomo, welcome to primetime. robert mueller has just dropped a new filing, evidence of paul manafort's lies after agreeing to cooperate confirms and what it conceals and what we can read between the redactions. and all eyes were fixed on one man in washington today, the man had who could soon take charge of the mueller

chris mullen back in nca tournament this year. inch sense you're not a duke or north carolina fan is that -- [laughter] >> absolutely. [laughter] all right kate. >> pauln is this year we get a deal on the young adult dreamers who were brought to the country illegally we talked them a little bit earlier in the show. i think we get the deal as james freeman said it has been out there a long time and it could border security and wall funding for president and trump says it has compassion to individuals brought here and serving in military and go to college. so -- i think this -- i think this comes after favorable supreme court ruling to trump and i think it would be good for the country. >> dan. well i'm going to make a -- prediction about the outcome of the mueller report, so i can alsoe make a prediction mueller report won't come out in 2019 special investigators you never know but if he does issue this report two things at the center of it is whether the president's campaign colluded with the russians at the a very high level and whether president trump obstructed justice. both of those counts i think the going to be no. so no collusion but impeachmen

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general robert ashley, director of the federal bureau of investigation chris wray, director of the national security agency general paul nokasoni and director of national geo spatial intelligence agency robert cardillo. i'd also like to welcome the committee's two newest members who in typical senate fashion are not here yet, senator ben sasse of nebraska and senator michael bennet of colorado. they are both great additions and i look forward to working with them and with you to fulfill the committee's critical oversight mandates. before i go to my formal remarks, i want to extend my condolences of this committee to general ashley and his workforce at the defense intelligence agency as well as general nokasoni. on january 16th a dia employee and a naval chief krip tolling technician were killed in northern syria alongside two other americans. this is a stark and sobering reminder of the dangerous work that the men and women of the intelligence community do around the world on crap of the country every single day, often with no public acknowledgment. we thank you for your leadership of this community and more importantl

more from former governor chris christie in just a little bit when he joins the conversation on "morning joe". >> a federal judge has cancelled former trump campaign chairman paulcoming sentencing hearing. it was scheduled to take place on february 8th. in a one page record the judge said the sentencing would be postponed because of dispute with mueller's team that manafort lied. prosecutors have argued manafort violated his employee agreement after he pledged to cooperate as part of his guilty employee to avoid a second trial in washington, d.c. now a new date has not been set for manafort's sentencing. >>> joining us once again from washington capitol hill reporter for the hill, molly hooper. let's talk first about this rescheduled state of the union speech. historically state of the unions are not so political, not about party lines remember it's more about what's happening in this country. how political are we hearing is president trump going get and how much especially if we don't have a deal yet on the border wall how much of his speech will be about immigration? >> at this point it's a little unclear given on the one hand you do have a political situatio

chris wray. director of the national security agency, general paul nakasoni, and robert kardella. i thank all of you for being here this morning. i would like to welcome the two newest members who in typical senate fashion are not here yet. senator ben sass of nebraska and senator michael bennett of colorado. they're both great additions, and i look forward to working with them. and with you to fulfill the committee's critical oversight mandates. before i go to my formal remarks, i want to extend my condolences of this committee to general ashley and his work force at the defense intelligence agency, as well as general nakasoni and his work force at nsa. on january 16th, a d.i.a. employee and cryptology technology technician were killed. this is a stark reminder of the workmen and women do on behalf of the country every day, often with no public acknowledgment. we thank you for your leadership of this community and more importantly for what your officers do and the sacrifices they make on behalf of our nation. this committee has met in open forum to discuss the security threats fa

paul, the border patrol council whose leaders appeared with the president say they oppose building walls saying the walls and fencing are a waste of taxpayer money, what changed? >> well, you saw brandon judd, chris crane, both the leaders of -- and we can't dismiss what they're saying, often times everyone says, listen to the men and women who do the job. well, guess what, these are the men and women who protect america. and they represent not just in their one appointment confirmed by the senate, they represent 18,000 plus men and women in uniform, and they're -- themselves, agents, who actually have enforced the law for 21 plus years, so i think what they have to say is very valuable, and all of those gentlemen i've worked with personally, and know and understand their viewpoint. and i can say both in law enforcement here in arizona in the past, and also serving in the reserve component specifically for the border mission in yuma and also in california having helped construct portions of the wall that exist currently, barriers do work. and as the colonel mentioned before, absolutely, it's complimented and you need with that to work in concert the technology. not only cameras, infrared at night

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paul ruds good? >> yeah, but i actually found the word "avengers" in the last boggle game that we played.s [ audience o >> jimmy: yeah, this is -- i can't -- i saw this. i think this was poste-- chris >>eah, right there. >> jimmy: yeah. i see it. >> a-v-e-n-g-e-r-s. >> jim[ : hey. eers and applause ] dude, to find "avengers" in the boggle -- that's insane. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: but also, a crazy s ory is where this picture taken. >> we were on actually on a a plane flying back to -- joe russo opened a restaurant. we were ing back to celebrate the restaurant. and an event happened on the plane where the flight an atte-- who was a little messed up on i don't know what -- [ laughter ] s cooking the pilot's food, and some of the grease got on a a coil and smoke started to come through the plane and -- yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> i was focused on the game. i'm like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we gotta play! >> we still gotta finish this game. >> jimmy: no way. >> yeah, it was crazy, it was almost the last game any -- the last boggle any of us played.la [ lighhter ] >> jimmy: any of the avengers. yeah, wow. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you found "avengers" and maybe tha

chris. further proof of the left's obsession with identity politics. we love you, david webb. brian: paul bill tweeted this, i liked he not only pointed out the obvious but also made the point skin color should not matter. we should also point out as soon as she said that, and he corrected her, she apologized. and she will be on his show later this morning. brian: write. we'll see. that is common debate that is happening in a lot of different channels. next week, next month is black history month. we should revisit this entire issue. ainsley: she asked for his apology -- hopefully she has learned a lesson. you can't stereotype. we'll move on and learn a lesson from this as well. brian: if i learned my lesson toss to jillian right away. she has a lot to read at 23 minutes before the hour. jillian: follow the teleprompter. good morning to you guys. we have a story, let's get you caught up on this. the search intensifying for a texas mommiesing for almost two weeks. emily wade was last seen leaving a coworkers house after watching a movie. she has a 2012 nissan altima with texas plates. poli

paul wheelen is looking at at least six more months in a russian jail. for cbs this morning, i'm elizabeth palmer in moscow. >> we have breaking news from paris where singer chris brown and two others are in custody for suspected rape. french police say brown was detained yesterday after a 24-year-old woman filed a complaint. brown's bodyguard and another unnamed person are also being held at this time. jericka duncan is here now with brown's latest run-in with the law. >> reporter: the woman reportedly met brown and his friends at a french nightclub before going back to his nearby hotel where the alleged incident took place last week. now, brown faces potential charges including aggravated rape and drug infractions. investigators reportedly had two days to decide if they want to charge him or let him go. this is just the latest in the a string of serious incidents the r&b singer has faced over the last decade. in 2009, you may remember, brown pleaded guilty to felony assault after beating his then girlfriend rihanna just before the grammy awards. he served six years probation for that. in 2016, he was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. after an hours l

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chris christie's book. the people making the decisions close to the president are none of the people in trouble. they never dealt with roger stone and rick gates. paulwondering, if the method to robert mueller's roll-out were building to a yes shepsd dough or pick these people up as i see them along the way? what is the method to the rollout that we are seeing? >> you know, brian, i think bob mueller is doing the country an enormous disservice right now i think we can agree andy mccarthy is one of the more sober legal analyst out there. he is in nobody's pocket. he has a piece in national review that's terrific that says it's time to end this charade. yes, we found crimes no, question. manafort has pled guilty to them. no allegations anymore. the problem is we were all told that mueller was investigating grand conspiracy with the russians of which is not in dispute anymore. to this day zero evidence any of that happened and the stone indictment, at this point, proves it. can we just move on and indicate what you just said, brian? some people were involved in some shady stuff, some admitted criminality, little to do with the russians. little to do wi

. >>> paul kane is inside the capital here behind this congressional reporter with wall street journal. chris, we were just talking about first this undeclared defeat north carolina ninth district. give us an update about. whether mark harris will face reelection what's happening with that. >> i have been mostly focused on what's happening here in dc. we are still in the wait and see mode on that. it affects how many votes nancy pelosi can lose if that becomes an issue we don't know the answer to that today. >>> mark harris not coming to washington he seeks to be certified for that seat there is more to come on that. what is the latest on the shutdown and what will happen today and how will it all play out? >> it's a really interesting moment. we are going to see the balance of power change in congress when democrats take control of the house. the dynamics of the shutdown still remain similar. were still at an impasse. we are going to see movement today because house democrats want to pass a package of two bills designed to reopen the government. one of those bills would find six pending bill