ed: free pete hegseth. pete: thank you ed.ite supremacist allegedly gunned down 49 people at two mosques in a hate-filled manifesto the suspect vowed to kill muslim invaders and to divide america. 39 victims remain hospitalized, 11 in critical condition. new zealand's prime minister now vowing to change its gun laws by banning semi-automatic weapon s. the mother of the little girl found dead inside a duffel bag will likely face charges. police extraditing taquesta graham from texas to california for questioning, detaining her at the border on a parole violation. her boyfriend a convicted child abuser is charged in the murder. the body of the 9-year-old trinity love jones was found along a hiking trail near los angeles. how very sad. a slain mob boss shakes hands with his killer moments before being gunned down outside of his home. new york city police say the gunman spoke with frankie callie after crashing into his suv. the crime family boss then turned his back as the suspect opened fire. authorities are iing late gambin o bo

pete and emily. pete: my invite to that got lost.eek passing a resolution condemning all hate amid outrage over ilhan omar's anti-semitic remarks. how will this impact democrats heading into 2020. pete: let's bring in the former president of the new york city council and former chair of the democrats for president trump who is also jewish. thank you for being here. >> thank you. pete: democrats passed this reduce but it's convoluted. >> it's a watered down resolution. it's become a creatured of the far left. look at amazon. you would have to be crazy to turf down amazon in new york but aoc, the others out there did. so, i think it's very sad, the democratic party has become a far left wing party which is why president trump is going to get reelected in 2020. pete: has it become anti-semitic and anti-israel? >> not everyone in the party. some like eliot engel a good friend of mine is good on israel. by and large i wrote a piece in the "wall street journal" 18 months ago which said that the democratic party is not a pro-israel party an

pete? pete: thank you, ed.avy seal edward gallagher from confinement ahead of his upcoming trial in may. where he is being accused of killing an isis fighter in iraq. one of those lawmakers, south carolina congressman ralph norm. this morning i spoke with president by phone about navy seal eddie gallagher and i want to thank the president for deciding to move chief gallagher to less restrictive confinement while he awaits his day in court. joining us now is sean gallagher. you were on our program yesterday. you got the news yesterday, has -- what is the status right now of your brother? >> status right now waiting to see when exactly he is going to be moved. i have to say i have to thank you and brian and steve and particularly congressman ralph norm and especially president trump for exercising common sense and human decency in allowing my brother to be relieved from a prison of convicted sex offenders so he can actually meet with his lawyers, see his family, see sunlight and be treated like a human being ahea

pete: another one?have 10 official 2020 democratic presidential hopefuls because governor jay inslee of washington just entered the race yesterday. have you got jay inslee, bernie sanders, kamala harris, cory booker, amy klobuchar, will will will will will will hulaian castro. will jay inslee is running on nothing but a climate change platform. that's all is he running for. rachel: you said earlier he is aoc just an old white guy. pete: means he is dead in his water inside his own party. i digress. clearly this is part of an absolute lurch on the left. rachel: biden is going to get in. griff: many americans are just waking up watching this channel who did he say? he is not a well known guy. it's an opportunity in this unbelievably wide open field. almost like if you were a card carrying democrat and don't have anything to do might as well run for president. former governor john hickenlooper also probably. pete: hicken who? rachel: loper. steve: steve biden doesn't need name recognition but positions mod

pete is also extracted near shooter. baltic countries are even promoting the use of pete as an alternative to russian natural gas they've used to produce one hundred seventy thousand megawatt hours of energy anough to power fifty thousand homes in germany for a year. midtown in lithuania we sometimes have people that doesn't meet the quality standards for horticulture it's high in carbon content and has largely be composed as its mission we mix it with wood chips so that lithuania can use it as a domestic alternative to fossil fuels that's so interested not us to hear yeah that's a start the move of course these days that's ridiculous it's time cornball go hard call and soft call can hardly compete with the renewable energies any more or done for the r.v. generates less energy per ton than coal in the gobi and produces more c o two per unit of the minute he made all the use of your heat as fuel is out of date today and not an option for the future the forty two and three can if that were thought of to go. to burning peak

pete?h and the famous and the entitled, including hollywood actress felicity huffman and lori loughlin for paying thousands of dollars to get their kids into so-called elite colleges. rachel: our next guest, a college admissions counselor and a professor of mathematics says parents lie, cheat, and bribe to get their kids into school all the time. professor ron foley joins us no. >> hi. rachel: welcome. you have real stories to tell. tell us what's going on that we don't know about. >> it is kind of the tip of the iceberg, and it's not that surprising that this is actually being prosecuted now. some of the stories that i have, they're not really my own clients 'cause i've seen thousands of people, i've helped thousands of people get into their top choice colleges. rachel: you advise parents and families how to help their kids? pete: the right way. >> absolutely. we go through the front door is what this guy mark singer -- not mark singer -- his name is bill singer and he's the guy that got b

pete: me too.76,000 crossed the border illegally just in one month that's a crisis. and it makes the president's point. we have got to do something at the border. pete: like any problem the longer you ignore it the worse it gets. it gathers and gathers and gets bigger and bigger. the longer the democrats deny it, the more their denial is going to be ridiculous as the crisis gets bigger and emergency more clear to the american people. ainsley: speaking of denial. aoc, alexandria ocasio-cortez, she is denying the watchdog's complaint that her chief of staff funneled almost $1 million from these pacs in to his own companies. she says there is no violation. listen. >> do you have any comment on the fec violation filed against your office? >> there is no violation so there is no violation. >> do you think sign of you taking dark money? >> no, no. steve: that was fox news caroline mckee at reagan airport. that's right. aoc was at the airport. even though she is talking about he would need to take high sp

pete: no.dest, the time of the new deal, the great society, the civil rights act and so on, we had and carried supermajorities in the house, in the senate. we carried the presidency. they had to amend the constitution of the united states to make sure roosevelt did not get reelected. and, you know, there were so many extraordinary things that were happening in that time that were uniting working people. ed: she's trying to say the democrats were so amazing that they had to change the constitution to prevent fdr from being reelected except when you look at the facts, he died in april of 1945. congress actually approved the 22nd amendment in march of '47. jedediah: and it's stunning, actually, that she gets away with this because she's so used to being unchallenged, everyone just applauding. she gets all this applause, but she actually makes a ton of mistakes. you catch so many errors. i tell you, aoc, you want to be channeled, have a good discussion? come on, talk to us. pete: or i'm with you, a

pete?y telling her caucus the takeaway from this call is that the american people deserve the truth to know the truth and transparency is the order of the day. so what else do democrats have up their sleeve? our next guest was on that conference call, democrat congressman john garamendi joins us congressman thank you very much for joining us we don't know yet what's in the report. the conference call yesterday was to discuss how democrats will handle the fall out or the reaction to it. what was said on that call and how are you reacting today? >> well, a couple of things first of all i really want to congratulate you on the previous report about syria. while the caliphate is complete, destroyed that is physical. i just came back from iraq, and your former section was right on we have to continue staying on top of this. pete: yes. now with regard to the call, cyst interesting that every member of congress, 420 or so, voted for a full open report, that all the information be made available an

there are pete must books everywhere like this one. very dry now because it's summer stock underpopulated. germany has drained its more lands so thoroughly that the peat moss was practically extinct that is that in germany this would certainly be an area that you would try to protect. but here in latvia there are so many areas like this i invite and they're not really worth protecting. after pete is extracted from an area like this it would be easier to return it to its natural state than a field that had been completely harvested because typical peat land plants grow here. hans yost and says that if pete must be extracted it is better to do it in germany then in the baltic states thereby that is me. it's not a good idea in any case but if we do have to extract peat to meet demand. the better place to do it is in germany. also to have both of these extraction is governed in germany and in the baltic states by regulations i mean what here with extraction can take place only on farm land even in the baltics it can be done on land that is

more pete could be extracted here in lower saxony but environmental groups are dead against it. but if pete is so valuable for food production and supplies of peat are limited why does classman dominate actually burn some of the peat in the baltic states. one of the company subsidiaries in lithuania supplies peat directly to power stations. the company's home page describes it as cheaper fuel. peat is also extracted near shooter. baltic countries are even promoting the use of pete as an alternative to russian natural gas they've used to produce one hundred seventy thousand megawatt hours of energy anough to power fifty thousand homes in germany for a year. in the town in lithuania we sometimes have people that doesn't meet the quality standards for horticulture and it's high in carbon content and has largely be composed as its mission. we mix it with wood chips so that lithuania can use it as a domestic alternative to fossil fuels if that's not so interested not just to india . yeah that's a start move of course these days that's ridiculous time corkboard cool hard call and soft

pete?doing what he could to raise spirits when he signed bibles at an alabama church for a community affected by a deadly tornado outbreak that left 23 people dead. but some on the left calling him out. >> the images of the president signing the cover of bibles, it's really drawing a lot of reaction. >> it's sort of hypocritical. i think the right really would have come after obama had he gone around signing bibles. >> it's bizarre and the way he's been elevated i mean in a way that clearly troubling to be signing a bible. >> some in hollywood turning it into a joke tweeting, quote, people don't understand the purpose of trump signing bibles. many people are without a way to prepare food after a disaster. when trump signs a bible, it bursts into flames and people with cook over it. >> 10-year-old meredith pike had her bible joined and she joins us now with her mother. welcome. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> emily administratio and meres perng for you. 23 people of your commun

pete moss growing right here. as this in this wooded area is located on more land you can see that the trees are stunted and the does are still very small especially the pines and the branches. well i think the key for steve to not really only because. there are people books everywhere like this one. very dry now because it's summer stock and. germany has drained its more land so thoroughly that the pete moss was practically extinct yeah but that is that in germany this would certainly be an area that you would try to protect. but here in latvia there are so many areas like this i invite and they're not really worth protecting that's. going to be at hot after pete is extracted from an area like this it would be easier to return it to its natural state than a field that had been completely harvested because typical peat land plants grow here. once you post and says that if pete must be extracted it is better to do it in germany than in the baltic states thereby that is no good it's not a good idea in any case but i

good to see you, pete. pete: good to see you will, pete. like dingdong the witch is dead.he report is there you have been waiting for it. we have been hearing about it forever. as ed mentioned 675 days, which feels like a lifetime. it cost you $25 million, thank goodness they got george papadopoulos. total indictments 34. total indictments about collusion zero. big take away here. and as we have talked about, there is no indictment of the person that was supposed to be colluding with russia in the first place, donald trump. so, if you are sitting in the white house this morning, if you are a supporter of this president and believe he won the election fairly, you feel pretty darn vindicated that this report has been submitted. we don't know the details at all. submitted but no indictment of collusion. katie: that was the biggest news yesterday that came out without any of the text of the report released publicly and even to congress. attorney general william barr sent a letter to lawmakers yesterday on the house and senate judiciary committees saying he is going to brief th

at the same time pete extraction is decreasing in northern germany. no but london told them of the need to get the permits are now harder to get because extraction is now only allowed on old farmland. inflation eloped is. in germany peat can only be extracted if it lies under meadows and fields and latvia can be extracted from forest land but the land has to be drained first existing more land cannot be drained but peter extraction permits are relatively easy to get here and there's not a lot of red tape. another advantage is lower labor costs and the peat producers have agreed to rework the lands where peace has been extracted even though they're not obliged to do so. it's not too late that means that you could use the land for forestry later on but that's not allowed in germany you have to return the land to a completely natural state that's the muslims it's one up and down up but it's also possible that latvia may impose tougher conditions for peat extraction maybe even tougher than what we have here in germany from the involved in the uk on it's t

pete: okay.heritage of our country, our shared values, it's what michelle malkin talked about on the stage, that our strength is not a diversity, our unit in shared principles and ideas and values. as flawed as they may have been, because we're all flawed, they laid down ideas we would strive to. they used that word "heritage" which they interpreter because they're grievancemongers, as hate. "heritage" is such a bad word, griff. our produces here work hard, and they looked back into the videotape. it turns out joe biden may have said something like that in 2011 2011. >> it's time to stand up. it's time to fight back. it's time to reclaim our heritage, and it's time, and we are ready. we are looking for this fight, the future of our country depends on it. pete: boy, that guy looks really angry. and he's yelling about heritage. he's got to be a racist. who worked work for that man? rachel: it's a great point, the hypocrisy of it. again, since when it does reclaiming or celebrating american heritage

--geg-- >> indiana mayor, pete budda-edge. >> mayor pete beaut-edge-edge. >> pete budda-edge-bej. >>est way to pronounce your last name? >> budda-gej, but around south bend, they just call me mayor pete, and that's fine with me. >> trevor: thank god, mayor pete. we'll take mayor pete. people are really struggling with this one. it's not budda-edge, and it's not bood-a-jay. and it's not butt-tag. that was a weird one, butt-tag. that's the name of another movie hickenlooper saw with his mom. that's what that is. now that we're on the same page how to say his name, what has he done? >> for a guy who is only 37. pete buttigieg boasts an impressive resume. first elected mayor of his home town at age 29. a harvard-educated rhodes scholar, as well as a lieutenant in the navy reserve. >> took an unpaid seven-month leave during his mayoral term for a deployment to afghanistan. >> not only the first openly gay presidential candidate. he's also a newlywed. >> he would be a president of firsts: the first to be elected in his 30s. the first millennial. the first openly gay commander in chief. and

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steve: hey there, pete. good morning. pete: the omelet shop.e rally last night. you were at the rally. you are a student here where do you go to school. >> grand valley state university. pete: what did you make of the energy, the reaction of the crowd last night. >> i could just tell everyone is ready to roar in the 2020. i think after the mueller report people are enthused, excited. there was 15,000 people inside that rally. and there are many more. [phone ringing] pete: answer that phone. [laughter] >> especially many go to the white house and meet the first lady. and hopefully meet the president if you are watching. one of these days. pete: is he an entrepreneurial. >> you are a young person you are not supposed to like trump why do you. >> i like the president because i want to make sure our taxes are low. he little bit of civility. we live in a country where differences of opinion is a hallmark of our democracy and we need to start having a little bit more civility again. pete: well said thank you vuch dorian. i appreciate it you are a byl

will this accident by warren buffett pay off, pete? >> he's still willing to put more machioney in. >> do you care about what that says >> i think it has some meaning behind it. i don't think warren will throw money because he made a mistake. i think there's a little more thought process than that. also, mel, when you look of the names right now, no exposure to the issues with boeing so basically it puts them in a very interesting spot. i'm already in southwest, which has a lot of exposure or more exposure ual i like, less exposure. and dal. i look at delta. of the names, that one is in the best position to go higher faster. >> last night scott was the host and it is good to have you back. >> that's the second time -- >> he's that happy >> oh, mel, come on. >> to your point gave lousy, lousy guidance the other day but the stock was up 2.25% on that lousy guidance we play poker from time to time and that's called a tell bad news, good stock action. stock up a little more today a little more expensive than delta. >> do you like the airli

pete: thank you very much, sir. i appreciate your time. >> thanks, pete. brian: great job, pete.there about the field and the difference. even rahm emanuel came out in the atlantic and said hey, democrats. do you want to hand another four years to -- because of the green new deal green deal, because you are running too far to the left. steve: open borders. pete: very much. so beto o'rourke is the one who famously said i want to tear down some of trump's wall. that's the contrast. take that to the american people. i think the vice president said it well. they feel confident about that. ainsley: that was a mock wall in the background? >> training wall. train the trainer environment where they go out and train the rest of border patrol. it was a very cool day. steve: another interview coming up. pete: kirstjen nielsen will be on with us at 7:30. she has a lot to say about that vote as well. brian: is that going to be what you are wearing? pete: that was in the conference room not the woods. brian: fantastic. ainsley: i like the camo. pete: that woul brian: that would have been perfe

>> pete: i view it differently. about medicare itself, you still have medicare advantage implants around that, even country was like u.k. with nationalized medicine still have a role for the private sector so i think there will be a role for the private sector but a very different one that we have in the corporate system today. >> chris: the supreme court, you talk about possibly expanding the court from nine justices to 15. >> pete: is not just about throwing more justices on the court. what i think we need to do it some kind of structural reform that makes the court less political. we can't go on like this for every time there's a vacancy there's this apocalyptic ideological battle. so the idea -- one idea that i think is interesting as you have 15 members but only ten of them are pointed in the political fashion. five of them can only be seated by unanimous agreement of the other ten. there are other ideas that have been floated too about term limits or about rotating justices up from the appellate bench. i think

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room. >> then this is one i took of pete's.we can't trash the place. [ laughter ] i should have widened out, because there's always like five of his friends that he calls the homies sleeping on the floor. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i have shirts hanging up with a steamer. one night he was like, "i better wrap up. i know john's backstage steaming his outfit." and i was. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you actually were steaming your clothes. >> i was steaming my outfit. >> jimmy: and that made you want to do a picture where you swapped clothes? >> not just a picture. we swapped clothes for one night in red bank, new jersey. >> jimmy: no way. >> because he made fun of my clothes and he called it an outfit. and i said, "well, then, why don't you wear a suit and i'll wear your clothes?" and so we did that. he brought me something that he would wear. and he got a suit, and i gave him a tie. and we switched, and we have a a photo of the -- >> jimmy: look at this. >> there it is. yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: very different. >> that is a -- [

pete? pete zagorin?smooth with the fresh-ground nut butters in new creamy snickers®. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." all march long we're covering women's history month when we celebrate the great icons from marie curie to ms. pac-man. she is the perfect woman-- strong, sexy, and eats goats. everything i'm looking for. for more, we're joined by desi lydic, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) >> thanks, trevor. you know this month is so important to me because i get to celebrate some amazing women. and the show buys me a really nice watch. >> trevor: i-- i didn't sign off on that. i said no >> that's yi forged your signature ( laughter ) i did it for women. now, look, i know a lot of men might think women's history doesn't affect them, but it turns out women throughout history have invented some of men's favorite things. for example, trevor, what's the number one thing that men can't live without. i'll give you a hint, it starts with a b., you whip them out during sprin

pete buttigieg. he would also be the first veteran of the war in afghanistan to serve as commander-in-chief. he will take questions from voters. in our audience are democrats and independents who plan to vote in the caucuses. please welcome mayor pete buttigieg. >> good to see you again. thank you. >> have a seat. all right. before we get to the important questions. you really have to settle this. because you and your husband seem to have a disagreement on how to pronounce where are last name. according to your twitter biographies, your husband says it's boot-edge-edge. how do you pronounce your last name? >> either way gets you there. >> back home they just call me mayor pete. >> very diplomatic. i feel like you said your way was right but then did not throw your husband under the bus. which that is the right apath. but let's get to the serious questions. we have a lot of questions about your experience. our first question comes from a junior at the university of texas. >> thank you for taking my qu

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right here mayor pete, mayor pete buttigieg, mayor pete is tied with elizabeth warren which is sort ofkable. if you told me that the mayor of south bend, indiana and elizabeth warren would ever have the same amount of support in a 2020 hypothetical poll, brooke, i would be surprised. progress matters. the other number i'll look to is beto o'rourke. got to be happy with where he is. he's above kamala harris now. these are -- these two are the two to watch right now. they're the two risers. everybody else is sort of in a similar place that they've been. >> well, mayor pete kind of crushed it in a cnn town hall. >> he did. that was the start of some momentum for him. >> who else is in today? >> let's go through this field -- we'll have to get a bigger screen. mayor pete is still in the exploratory phase but we have a florida mayor, this came out of nowhere to be honest, wayne messum who i did not know of, we didn't think he was running for anything. he's now in the race. we expect obviously mayor pete. we have two mayors. this field is gigantic, but wait, there's more. literally. let's go

pete, thank you very much. contributor glen kirchner was in the courtroom to watch all of this and is now with ken delaney outside. can you describe paul manafort? we've seen him in various ways, we've seen the artwork by our great artist, of him in a wheelchair. i think he's suffering from gout, among other things. that's one of the arguments the defense made. he's been in recent instances in court in prison garb, no longer has the hair coloring he long want to be seen before he was incarcerated. how did he look today? >> he didn't look bad. he looked perhaps more robust than we have seen him in the past in these court proceedings. andrea, one of the nice things about what judge jackson just did, she took down every unsupportable claim that manafort and his attorney have been making. for example, she said, sir, you claim you're suffering from gout, and i'm not disputing that, but neither you nor your attorneys have presented me inform any information about that. no medical records. not so much as a letter from

pete najarian. >> we started with tech, talked about semis, marvel. this thing is going higher giddy up. >> i'm going to push back on pete and he can't say anything about it because he's already said his piece i'm long at&t. i think this goes higher. >> sold! >> the wireless business is growing. i think the warner media group is underestimated. the sum of the parts, at&t. >> steve. >> micron had a nice pop but if you look at the dram chart it's still going lower. micron, sell >> do you have a jean jacket, guy? >> yeah, of course i do. cut the sleeves off. >> nice. >> bad ass. >> a jean vest >> no, tim. >> do you wear a jean jacket and jeans? >> this is a mea culpa part of the show if we give mel a hard time, we shen -- she went to harvard university last night they beat georgetown in georgetown. >> see y bouack here tomorrow at 5:00 for 5:00 for more "fast. "mad money" starts right now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you fin

>> and pete joins us now. pete, what happens now? i think the question everyone is asking is how soon might we know at least some of the details of mueller's report? >> reporter: at least some, perhaps quite quickly. but all congress is going to get for now is who was prosecuted and why. we know he indicted 34 people, and perhaps some limited information on who else was investigated and why. barr said in his letter that he will talk to mueller and deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein, to see what else from the report can be made public and given to congress. and even though mueller's work is done, other investigations will go on, carried on by u.s. attorneys in new york, washington, and elsewhere, lester. >> all right, pete, thank you. >>> how is president trump, who is spending the weekend at his mar-a-lago estate in florida, reacting to this news? kristen welker is at the white house. kristen, what's the response there? >> reporter: lester, good evening. tonight the white house says it has not received or been briefed on the spe

. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live this morning. what can you tell us, pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. the latest incident taking place at the west oakland b.a.r.t. station overnight. we got footage from the scene that is just coming into our newsroom. it took place roughly around 10:30 p.m. there was an adult female victim who was shot and that incident shut down the west oakland b.a.r.t. station for close to an hour. police are looking for a suspect in all of this. the shooting, the purpose of that shooting the motive that is, is still unknown. this follows two other incidents at b.a.r.t. stations i reported on earlier this week. let's pull up a map to show you where the incidents took place. on monday a robbery incident taking place in orinda roughly around 11:00 p.m., a male suspect was eventually arrested at the macarthur station after trying to get away on a san francisco-bound train and in san francisco another woman attacked this time on a train headed to sfo. that happened before 10:00 p.m. police say a man hitting a woman in

pete? >> good morning to you, marcus.ve moved further along down river road in guerneville and we're seeing plenty of the damage firsthand as we see here behind us, from the russian river, when it started flooding, it crested at about 45 feet or just above 45 feet and then you started to see the area flooded, take a look at this guys, some of the damage we're seeing as a result of the flooding, things getting knocked into the street. we're looking at m4 specialties here on river road and orcher road. you see the debris. as i mentioned the river hitting the highest stage in more than 20 years, resulted in plenty of damage. we'll see a lot of the debris throughout the next couple of days, and even for folks that are used to flooding in this area, they've admitted they've never seen anything like this. >> i think i had probably six feet of water come into my house yesterday. and i haven't seen it yet. >> we anticipate that that area is going to get flooded by about three feet, not nine feet. >> the sonoma county sheriff's de

we joined pete slightly late.acy. >> glad you asked that, katy. i just got to a footnote. what he decided to investigate was coordinated, this would be conspiracy charges. wanted to be able to define coordinated. whether or not the trump campaign coordinated with russian efforts. i'll read, it's key. it says in assessing conspiracy charges special counsel considered whether members of the campaign coordinated with russian election interference activities. special counsel, this is key, defined coordination as an agreement, tacit or expressed between the trump campaigned the russian government on election interference. in that case they did not find that coordination. said there were several attempts by the russian government to reach out to the trump campaign but it says despite multiple offers from russian affiliated individuals to assist the trump campaign, the special counsel did not find that the trump campaign or anyone associated with it conspired or coordinated with the russian government in these efforts. h

pete, you're up first.rom stump one twitter planting and,000 ching soon even in minnesota what about home depot and lowe's. >> a huge season for these guys. both of them actually - >> is that a guess. >> lowe's was behind i think but are starting to make moves. >> what's about mullchinging >> i don't think they're saying anything i bought home depot because i thought it was unjustly sold off. when you look at online and what they're doing right now, they still control their destiny. it's great. >> joe for you, austin in texas, opportunity in twlo with lyft tomorrow and uber sometime down the road. >> yeah, listen, i think that's kind of fundamentally known as being one of the revenue drivers the relationships, the client/customer relationship i think jim cramer makes a more -- a productive argument in the sense of twlo is a clack name where you're going to see some money temporarily come out of the name to go in and purchase some of these like lyft and eventually uber. i think you could see a little bit of

good to have you with us we'll trade the biggest stories of the day with joe tear nova, john and pete najarian the ceo of asset management. joe is the chief economist for the americas we begin with the markets. it seems stocks were trying to make somence of what the fed did and what it means to the historic bounceback since december i get markets figured it out because the highs of the day suddenly surging i guess we liked what we heard yesterday. >> yeah. obviously, the powell hedge fund is in full force buying asset prices that's what this is. this has been the story the last ten years. we talked about the defligsry impact of technology look at all the asset classes today. you're seeing money going into high yield, into investment grade, to mlps, into reits, into munis. all asset classes. basically once again we're in an environment where the federal reserve understood that we saw slowing growth, domestically here in the united states. we could have the argument why that occurred, was it a result of trade tensions or not the reality was it was present they made a dramatic pivot for

butte jud pete buttigieg. bernie sanders leading the pack a year before the first in the nation caucuses. dana bash is the moderator for one of tonight's three town halls. dana, what clues do we get from the polling when it comes to, "a," breaking out as the candidate to beat trump and "b," escaping the shadow of joe biden? >> reporter: it's going to be hard to escape both joe biden and bernie sanders, according to cnn's new poll. i mean, it's really remarkable, you showed sort of the top line number of just how well both joe biden who, by the way, is not even an official candidate yet, and bernie sanders are doing, then there's everybody else. i mean, it's almost quite literally that way. but the other really noteworthy thing that i found in this poll, there are a lot of really interesting tidbits, but one that i think is interesting given the fact we're going to see some candidates tonight on cnn's town hall who are definitely on the young -- skew younger, that there is a divide between bernie sanders and jo

pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >> thank you for that update. we'll continuing coverage now and will know this week if the east bay is closer to a second teacher strike. on friday teachers in san ramon authorized a strike if the union cannot reach a deal with the district. this wednesday, teachers will update parent what is to expect if there's a strike. >>> turning to our microclimate forecast for keeping the eyes on the skies and we saw a lot of raincoats in oakland in pete's story. >> a live look. look at the backup. bay bridge toll plaza. there's clouds in the backgrounds. the area seeing more rain in the area. meteorologist kari hall is timing this out and when to expect the next big storm move in. >> we have seen the rain off and on throughout the weekend and this morning kind of remnants of that system moving out. we still did have some light idll dry now and every now and then the sun kind of peeks out from behind the clouds. in san jose, we are going to see our temperatures for the afternoon reaching into the low 60s and this is still c

this is pete holmes. >> i could not have asked for pete holmes because i do not know who pete holmesthe third and final season tonight. it's based on the thrilling highs and sometimes humiliating life of its star, pete holmes. it's executive produced by comedy powerhouse judd apatow. jamie wax talked with both men about how real and profound and good comedy question get. good morning. >> good morning. much of comedy seems to be in search of the edge, but in contrast to that, comedian pete holmes has made a name for himself by searching instead for the light. >> clap your hands if you pee in the pool. don't be afraid. >> reporter: pete holmes has become successful and respected by working mostly clean. >> you got to ppee in the pool. it's one of the truest acts of freedom you can do as an adult. >> reporter: soul bearing his struggles with his religious faith and relatably awkward life experiences. >> they went so far as to put a chemical in the water that would make it turn red. we would swim up to kids real close, pee, then swim away. >> reporter: the series "crashing," has become y

my brother pete, now listen. you are the author of a new book, it's called "the shortest way home, one mayor's challenge and a model for america's future" and even though you're very young, you've done so much, and you've been through so much. tell us something that you learned as mayor, a tough thing that happened to you as mayor that you learned from that could help you be president of the united states? >> one thing i learned about and i write about a little in the book is the importance of the symbolic power of an office. this is not what i ran for mayor for. i actually kind of wanted to push all that stuff off to the side and just do policy. that's why i ran. i came out of the consulting world, i wanted to measure everything and have everything be, you know, in terms of things i could count. that's part of my approach to government even now, but what i learned is that actually that symbolic stuff that i used to hate, the kind of ribbon cuttings and appearances where it didn't seem like there was a lot of sub

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julia, pete teed us up nicely for this conversation. the judge is also overseeing the roger stone case. she's minced no words in past appearances with manafort and his legal team. >> reporter: that's right. she's very different from judge ellis. we're seeing the difference of the two judges on display here. judge jackson is a very deliberative judge. she took 90 minutes to talk to both sides when deciding whether or not manafort was in violation of his cooperation agreement and ultimately deciding yes, he was in vital olation of that becaus lied to prosecutors. she would not let roger stone off the hook saying he was in violation of his gag order for the posts on instagram, and she'll have to talk about whether he's in violation for the gag order with the book. she has said to roger stone, it seems as if you learn no lessons. it's not clear she would have any more sympathy for manafort. someone who entered a cooperation agreement and lied about it. it's different from judge ellis, someone who seemed to shoot from the hip and sometimes h

pete, what exactly is this grand jury looking into, and why was manning called to testify? >> reporter: it's the leaks, the government's interest in assange predates the mueller investigation. the obama administration intelligence service. lester? >> pete williams, thank you. >>> as that wa president trump traveled to alabama where he and the first lady toured the damage from the tornado outbreak that killed 23 people. he also visited a church where he signed bibles for survivors. >>> on his way to alabama, president trump made an eyebrow-raising new claim -- that his ex-attorney, michael cohen, asked him directly for a pardon, a request the president says he refused. nbc's hallie jackson has that story. >> reporter: a he said/he said tonight on whether michael cohen requested a presidential pardon. after dropping this hint -- >> his lawyer said that they went to my lawyers and asked for pardons. and i could go a step above that, but i won't go do it now. >> reporter: president trump did go there tweeting from air force one, "cohen directly asked me for a pardon. i said no.