venezuelan border town of orana early this morning clashes erupted as supporters of opposition leader go pear to escort humanitarian aid deliveries across the border why don't it's called on venezuelan soldiers to let the convoy pass but incumbent president nicolas maduro says his country doesn't need the a deliveries and called them a political stunt designed to undermine his government. at the colombian border for us javier there have already been clashes early this morning what more can you tell us about that. well of course it's a very tense atmosphere to. keep our activities while inside to get his own government off because my little try to avoid people from the border in the first place at any cost so there have been road closures and also clashes with protesters in different parts of the country that are taking this state this saturday past the day for government change that's how they interpret it now here in colombia where we're standing right now just at the entrance off a building you dad is lodging the volunteers and also the military aid itself they are scheduled to depart in ju

pears to think we're wired sure that we're the girl because one day she will get married she'll go to the another family but now they don't think that now this thing that yes i should live with my girl she will be eligible to our money and well then she may get married so that we are bringing in a change in the society gradually know our trial measures has reduced demand us do you waiting for that i hear yes it doesn't matter if anybody supported you during the election this is something you're not that's not negotiable for you girls for granted i have done than al it will continue it will well i don't want to fight with them are there and want to us all i will do now what is my job that is to keep peace in this country a peaceful atmosphere right so well i've told you the people have. to speak what they want to but. what is good for the country would put the people who would for the girls boys are a human being that is my concern and of course i will do that i would like to come one more time back to the elections which just happened a ruling coalition won two hundred eighty eight ou

the city said they were orrin mental pear trees which tend to have weak trunks which could cause the trees to fall. most of the people around that part of town is happy the city is making the area safer, while some complained. >> very happy. they were diseased, a danger, and they're replanting. so all is good news. >> the city is expecting to have replacement trees in place by the end of may. >>> the mayor kicked off black history month in san francisco nore the less celebrated, who she says helped her get to where church. my grandmother. many of the women who took care of me and raised mend supported me. >> the mayor then called on everyone to focus on making things right when it comes to income inequality, closing the achievement gap in our schools and reforming the criminal justice system. >>> take a look. it was a family affair today in oakland. who's that guy? not just any family. yeah, steph curry showing up to support his wife, ayesha curry, who's launching a new pop up store which, of course, grew a big crowd with high pro file people. scott budman was in the center of it all

god there are new clean officials here the norwegian refugee council's media coordinator in iraq tom pear costa is not convinced about how quickly mosul can be rebuilt. mosul is not normal yes and it won't it will not be the case for years. reconstruction is not being scaled up people cleared the houses and rebuilt with their bare hands and they are exposed to unexploded bombs we've seen many victims recently so clearly the situation is not back to normal yet there is a nerve agent need to rebuild and i'm going to tell you why for the simple reason. that the camps were not designed as permanent structures the life expectancy of attend is supposed to not exceed six months and in camps in some camps they haven't been replaced for more than two years now people are exposed to winter conditions and floods we have big floods in iraq and even recently there has been many of the . so it is clearly urgent to rebuild the people from mosul have been enduring life under islamic state groups for four three years and there are trustees but they are not suffering from the large cause of their support a

that you go back to 2000 and he was in a position where it looked like everything was going to go pearhe was probably going to be another one of those great assistant coaches that could never make the step up but cute tom brady's arrival with the new england patriots and to success for the franchise in the north—east of the united states. bill has been speaking today. he was along with discussing exactly why they have been so successful. remember, this is their sixth super bowl title. ijust cannot is their sixth super bowl title. i just cannot say is their sixth super bowl title. ijust cannot say enough about our team. julian epitomises the work ethic, mental toughness, physical toughness, determination, will and just extraordinary ability to perform under pressure. have so many guys that do that well and do it in is only different ways. he's been an believable guide to learn from. as a foot ball believable guide to learn from. as a football player, as a professional, a family man, the guy is all in. that trickles down when you see leaders of your team do that and it shows guys like wh

committee chairman jerry nadler, who is jewish, said it was deeply disappointing and disturbing, that omar pears to traffic in old anti-semitic tropes about jews and money. hours later, omar tweeted she was listening and learning, but standing strong.wr ing, quote, my intention is never to offend my constituents or jewish americans as a whole. this is why i unequivocay apologize. omar has been considered a rising star, part of the new group of young women elected to congress. >> together we can organize around the politics of hope. >> reporter: but this isn't the first time omar has been accused of anti-semitism. in 2012, she tweeted, quote, israel has hypnotized the world. later admitting she had chosen fortunate words. kasie hunt, nbc news, the capitol. >>> let's turn now to th 202 campaign for president, and a big change in the way candidates are talking about pot. senator kamalaarris tackling the question today, and she handled it differently than the candide a quarter century ago who famously said he didn't inhale. hallie jackson has details. no reporter: for kamala harris, no hesitation an

it is pears that -- appears he won't kochan antonio coach antonio brown.n was involved in a domestic dispute last month in florida. details are scarce. no arrest was made. you would think the 49ers would be ari of sign, wary of signing brown. >>> 98 days have passed since the boston red sox won the world series, another parade in boston. 1.5 million fans turned out in brisk weather. by gronk there. >> watch closely. tom brady makes a nice back handed catch thrown by one of the fans. the chant was we want seven. >> six is all they have now. it's risky business when you're talking about a golf tournament this time of the year in pebble beach. they made it on day one of a little charity event. a nine hole miniature golf charity tournament. that is the as leads and celebrities. aaron rodgers and it came down to a third hole. the tiebreaker. putts it to drop it for the victory. much respect for the game of golf by the other athletes. >> we're all spectators of each other's sports. they watch football. i can't play football so i watch golf. great to see aaron ro

. >> one thing that might work in the favor of this proposal is the fact that they seem to have peared it down financially to a relatively smaller amount of investment than may have been feasible at the beginning or expected at the beginning. >> if it goes forward, it could be a lot of r&d money. the whole idea is to develop a new way of approaching adversaries. there's also a review in the pentagon about r&d and procurement and whether or not there's a better way to go about it that has been done in the past. we're expecting new approaches to this with all the r&d that will be necessary. >> there's been broad agreement within the military and within sort of the political leadership that more money needs to be spent on space and that we -- they need to maintain their advantage. how they do that is, i think, more -- the friction point at this point. one thing that i think stood out loud and clear here is by not initially proposing now moving toward a full space department, with a new service secretary, they've probably maybe bought thems some time to work on those other things like that

one at least has awe peared on smollett's tv show "empire" which appears on fox.s from three weeks ago now look kind of dumb. the naacp blamed trump. kamala harris called the attack a modern day lynching. g.q. ran a headline the racist attack on jussie smollett is far right america end game. buck sectionton is the host -- buck sexton is the host of his show and we wield you in to give us the latest. we know the suspects have been questioned for two days. >> questioned for two days. they also know jussie smollett. one of them were on the show as an extra the pime who were supposed -- people who were supposed to be in the only surveillance footage we have seen of the individuals of suspicion are people he has a connection to. now people are starting to think all right. is this a case of hoax where he had help? or is this perhaps a scuffle that happened that then he created a story in addition to whatever the facts were to make this about the trump supporters? those don't look lake the two individuals before, racist, maga trump supporters. not what people would think

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he open fired on people want wanted more rights, and many people with died at his hand, but he pearsresponsibility for it and for some people all of it. >> she a brutal dictator, no question about it, a lot of people have suffered and our hearts go out to them. as we here in the united states look at what role we have or what role we should take, we have to understand that our actions have not alleviated the suffering of the syrian people. we have seen it happen with gada gadahfi. the libyan people are now being old as slaves in open markets, terrorists are stronger there now more than ever. we have to be realistic and understand that most recently in the examples i gave as well as throughout history when the united states comes in and intervenes, launches these wars, topples these evil brutal dictators, it makes things worse for the people there and it costs millions of taxpayer dollars. >> do you think the same thing is happening in venezuela. that is what we're involved in. regime change there that a lot of people think is right. do you day care the same view. >> in wrathen americ

>> pears,ey h crisp apples. >> in the cheese too, the fruit?sense. >> it's good with everything. >> what else if you go to the fire garden can youtry? >> we have a lot of signature items we're presenting there. bone marrow, popular. we have melted rick let, the chocolate fondue with dessert cinnamonth pretzel we make. it's rotating constantly. always keeping it fresh. >> youdn i sho have been eating a carrot. it's loud in the microphone. how long would you keep the fire garden open would you think? in spring, do you get rid of it? >> we come up withel something . we have a couple of months left of the cold. we're trying to get people out there as soon as tpossible. cheese fondue is yummy. chef adam howard. f than joining us. david, you can try fondue. >> i'll be there in a second. >> smells so good >>> here's sweet video that's gone viral. a 4-year-old boy in a wheelchair here jumping up and down on a trampoline. this is in fargo, north dakota. it's been viewed more than 5 million times. he was born with spina bifida. can't use his legs. that d

vegetables it can be come senator for seniors and hard to travel get on a bus to get an apple or a pearr like tomatoes to fit into their meals my my name is ryan the co-coordinate for the tenderloin healthy store he coalition we work in the neighborhood trying to support small businesses and improving access to healthy produce in the tenderloin that is one of the most neighborhoods that didn't have access to a full service grocery store and we california together out of the meeting held in 2012 through the major development center the survey with the corners stores many stores do have access and some are bad quality and an overwhelming support from community members wanting to utilities the service spas we decided to work with the small businesses as their role within the community and bringing more fresh produce produce cerebrothe neighborhood their compassionate about creating a healthy environment when we get into the work they rise up to leadership. >> the different stores and assessment and trying to get them to understand the value of having healthy foods at a reasonable price you

you could pay more for a fancy pear, but for $19 and 99 -- $19.99, you could get a pair for a lot of people that would give a lot of help. could we do the same thing with hearing aids? and they said yes, you would probably bring the price down to a couple of hundred dollars, in terms of what the stuff actually costs plus a profit, if you had a real competitive market. that'sought, whoa, something you can fix at the federal level. so i wrote up a bill that said no state can prevent a manufacturer from selling hearing aids over-the-counter at a drugstore or wherever they want to sell it. here's what i did when i wrote this bill up. i very quietly called a republican, a very senior republican. he said, what? [laughter] said, him again, and he that's a good idea, sign me up. then i called another one, and another one, and another one, kept this under the radar screen, no big headlines around it, just cap getting more and more people on board. now there were moments when it was a little dicey, like when the nra came out in opposition. [laughter] i'm not kidding. that was a weird moment. b

they recreated that with meghan donning a sparkling cwnnd pear nkles looking like a >> i want to knowho made that painting or picture. >> right. >> it's really good. >> i have a feeling we'll find out by noon today. >> it looks great. >> he or she will be the hottest artist in america. >> wow. >> stunning, wasn't it? >> yeah. >> it really was. i liked it. >> and awkward and weird. but cool i guess acceptance speech. right? >> yeah. it's art. let's talk about what's going on. we're going to paint -- >> i don't criticize the carters. i don't need the b hive coming after me. >> you're a staunch supporter. >> always. >> we'll paint the sky with a lot of sunshine today. grab the sunglasses. it's going to be brisk outside and put a winter chill in the air. temperatures about 5 to 10 degrees cooler than average. enjoy dry and milder weekend. rain returns early next week. here's a look at the only game in town. it's nearing mt. hamilton and highway 130 there. a little snow shower that's barely dropping anything. .01 inches per hour. it's going to dust the higher elevations east of san jose. i

. >> this will be the fourth in a row where things have gone pear-shamed.achs initiated the stock by, $31 price target a couple of weeks ago. it will be interesting to see if they reiterate i'm with these guys, no touch. if it gets down to 17.5, i think it becomes an interesting deal once again. >>> it's not just box. check out some of the other big earnings movers, earnings disasters. square, brands and booking all getting slammed. we'll bring you the latest details on all of these stocks i'm melissa lee. in the meantime, here's what else is coming up on "fast." >>> well, retail heaven doesn't look too far away. this group is stocks is surging. there's something that could bring these stocks back to earth. we'll explain. >>> plus pete najarian is stepping up to the plate to pitch one stock that he says is about to take off. and, yes, that's a ht.in there's much more "fast money" right after this duncan just protected his family with a $500,000 life insurance policy. how much do you think it cost him? $100 a month? $75? $50? actually, duncan got his $500,00

casino gambling and indian tribes, the inspector general's inquiry into that matter went especially pear shaped for ryan zinke when officials kacame to believe he lied to them over the course of their inquiries into that particular scandal. so in late october, "the washington post" reported that that had resulted in ryan zinke bei being referred for criminal investigation for potentially lying to investigators. now tonight "the washington post" reports that the justice department didn't just sit on the criminal referral, federal prosecutors begun presenting evidence to a grand jury in washington d.c. with an eye toward indicting zinke for lying to investigators. as of today, the post reports that zinke hill self-has not been called to appear before this grand jury but they have two sources confirming that in fact this grand jury has been convened. and, down next although a lot of trump cabinet officials or nominees or other senior trump officials have been driven out of washington trailed by very serious scandals, depending how this goes, ryan zinke may be the first official to face a fe

the white house today trying to limit support for this resolution in the republican pear. what is the momentum on doing this and what's the latest count? >> keep public affections down. this isn't a matter of will it pass the house? yes, 226 is more than 218. democrats have a majority, and it most certainly will pass the house next week on a vote. it should, as i'm being told right now, pass the senate as well. it will only take a simple majority for the senate to pass something to terminate the national emergency resolution. this is where the support has shifted towards. keep the number below a veto majority. in the house, between 221 and 290. from talking to house republican aides at this point in time, they believe they can keep it down with help from the senate. expectation right now is maybe they lose five, maybe six republicans. that will also fall below a veto-proof majority. that means despite the opposition, and we heard bipartisan opposition, the president's national emergency declaration will obviously stand. obviously this doesn't factor in the lawsuits that ar

mexico pear is back in and my mother is still here. a and her status, is she citizen? >> so right now, she's in the process. does have an application nowing, so her status right is up in the air. >> judge escobar, i'm sorry, congresswoman escobar, being union rst state of the what did you think? taken seriously, do you think? a little on the pageantry side? these are always opportunities, speeches such as these, are always opportunities. the challenge is, we ultimately based on the outcome actions, not words. and to have the president say he wants to unite us and he that we should come together and then to effectively race bait is troubling. he did his best to try to immigrants as dangerous and as people we should fear. and also, -- frankly, he tried to paint those ho have compassion for immigrants as cruel when, in fact, it's his administration from the ped children arms of their parents and put them in cages. t's his administration that built a tent city to i am prison child migrants, and in my it's his administration that's force feeding detainees at a detention fac

predicting what they're going to earn is predicting the economy both here and overseas even so they peared back their operation. i'll call your attention to tesla. second price cut on the model three. i don't know how this isn't a short. gm is launching a full line of electric vehicles that are going to be -- >> he's been yelling to the heavens that for years. >> yeah. and i think he's going to be right. i think this could be a core short in the portfolio elon musk, great ceo, innovator. et cetera. it's ridiculously expensive. we see how capitally intensive these companies are. >> do you still disagree with jim on gm? >> it's six times earnings i don't disagree part of that was dueling banjos. it's cheap stock i think it's fine. >> with weiss, are you kidding me. >> i don't do that >> it's like hugging a porcupine. >> the ten-year yield is 2.66% down 60 basis points from four months ago that's positive for autos. positive for housing it's positive for consumption. don't lose sight of that >> okay. thank you. >> sue herera has the headlines for us right now. >> i do. thank you very much. he

peare finally starting to say, enough is enough. >> it is interesting, the support they need more thanteresting? >> it the passi to help these kids. >> you've got a kid on the way to school you have kids in school. we just put our kindergartenir in for the time. you walk into the elementary school, you see the teacherscho mit the time and effort every day, it is putting value on that. even if money is not w'rt thasking for, expressing as a community the appreciation for what they're doing for youri . it'll make a big difference. we all energize that. parents get involved and everything. >> really good point. you think about the they're buying on their own or what have you. to,of the teachers i talke a first-year teacher, she started this thing, i think amazon, rig i? here's whneed. the district maybe can't afford it. the teachers, one at a time, or parents will come in with crayons or kleenexs, whatever. for her, she feels supported. that seems to be the buzzword that seems to berk g. >> too important. 52 million kids. >> sheinelle, thank you very much. >>> still to come here, why elle

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down yonder, our salad with poached pears. >> mm.table here. >> yes. >> cheers. this is our cobbler. a little dried cherry. >> mm, mm, mm. my gosh, that's -- that is really good. >> yeah. >> first of all, i have to say when you told your mom at the age of 9, mind you, that you wanted to be a chef, was she receptive to that idea? >> she -- the day before that, i wanted to be an actor. so i don't think she realized i was making a commitment that y day. yeah. she took it pretty well. she was like, great, let's do this. >> what was the first real cooking job for you then? >> my first real cooking job was at a country club -- my grandparents' country club. >> grandmother got you the job? >> nana arlene begged the chef to let me peel potatoes. so i started when i was 11. graduated to scooping sorbet en into martini glasses. >> you literally worked in the freezer? >> they would hand me a freezer jacket. for an hour -- i had like a few mint break in between, i would put on music and scoop sorbet. >> your ground's background -- your grandfath

. >> we're adding asian pears, some unwhy nonions, by the whin sauce, vinegar and honey.pot, you said, what, 90 minutes or so, but you can't really overcook a dish like that. >> no, you can walk away, keep it warm. >> and we'll show folks what it ends up looking like. 90 minutes later. >> it tastes like magic. >> holy cow. >> and i'm serving it with a jalapeno pu jalape jalapeno puree. prnt to put important to put a lot of juice. >> this is amazing and it is simple. >> put a little jalapeno here. some herbs. >> you have 40 restaurants worldwide almost. you have 12 here in new york city. what sort of -- what inspires you to come up with new ideas like this? >> it is always about creating new flavor, some new -- the latest one is vegan. >> and here is -- we'll do dessert because that is what everyone is talking about. but quickly on the salad. >> this salad, the short ribs are quite rich, so serving it with a salad is very delicious. >> and the dressing on top of that? >> just olive oil, vinegar, salt and pepper. >> and then this is the surprise. this is the molten cake. >>

they do a wonderful job of holding together two complete thoughts that shouldn't be separated by a peared >> thank you. >> correct answer. >> dreyer's english. >> why don't we lob it to donny deutsch. >> oh, wow. >> five seconds. >> how bad of a week was it for democrats? >> it was as bad as it gets, but the good news is the yankees are 6-1 favorites to win the world series. joe, i know you like to hear that because basically that means you're underselling the red sox. >> oh, boy. here we go. don't start. and you guys don't start a fight there. it was a great week. everyone have a great weekend. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage. good morning, stephanie. >> thanks. president trump is

tomorrow cohenal pear befo will closed session.the house oversight committee in public. and thursday it's another closed session. this time with the house intelligence committee. you have new reporting on what kind of testimony we can expect from cohen. and also what else prosecutors have learned from him in recent weeks. tell us about it. >> sure. mika, so before the house and senate intelligence committee he is expected to address his lies to the committees on the timing of the trump tower moscow deal. the fact it was going on much longer than he admitted in public. and much longer than donald trump ever acknowledged. and just to back up on that, this is a really important point. michael cohen and the plea documents exposed the fact that donald trump had lied during the campaign when he had no contacts, no dealings with russia because there was a meeting that michael cohen had with donald trump where they discussed approaching putin's government about the trump tower moscow deal. so you can expect he'll clear all that up with the