rhett's ta let's take a look at currency levels. the greenback was hit by speculation that the federal reserve may wait longer than expected to raise rates. turning to individual stocks, shares of toyota fell by 2.2%. it reported a lower profit. but it was a good day for chemicalomompany asahi kasei, they are projecting a record profit. ve market playeyers are keeping an eye on political issues in the u.s. and europe and the meeting of president trump and shinzo abe later this week. i'm reporting from the tokyo stock exchange. >>> moving on to other markets in the asia-pacific region. the shanghai slid by .12%. the groftovernment's recent mov weighed on sentiment. 5621 the closing number in australia. the reserve bank of australia kept its key interest rate unchanged. hong kong meanwhile, ending a touch lower. singapore outperformed the region. >>> a key index reflecting the state of japan's economy rose in december. for the fourth straight month. the cabinet office says the coincident index stood at 115.2 from november. the index i

nats- rhett richardson's company solano shade tree preservation was called out to remove the redwood,ith three trunks, that mitchell's grandfather planted here some 60 years ago.sot- "this is what we call co-dominant trunks. it was two main stems that came out of the same attachment point on the trunk and half of it ripped off and split -- fell across the house." mitchell says one large stem fell years ago... and, he and his parents feared the rest of the tree was in jeapordy... but thought it would survive this latest storm... turns out, the tree was unhealthy and fell with very little wind blowing that day.sot- "people from our church are also helping us. you know, giving us food, covering, the uh, they offered to cover the deductible as well. so, everyone's being very nice with us." the mitchell's are staying in a hotel until the roof is repaired. in vacaville, philippe djegal, kron four news. weather is causing problems in the sierra as well. part of highway 50 near placerville has collapsed. chp says the westbound shoulder just east of bridal veil falls collapsed and the number t

nats- rhett richardson's company solano shade tree preservation was called out to remove the redwood,with three trunks, that mitchell's grandfather planted here some 60 years ago.sot- "this is what we call co-dominant trunks. it was two main stems that came out of the same attachment point on the trunk and half of it ripped off and split -- fell across the house." mitchell says one large stem fell years ago... and, he and his parents feared the rest of the tree was in jeapordy... but thought it would survive this latest storm... turns out, the tree was unhealthy and fell with very little wind blowing that day.sot- "people from our church are also helping us. you know, giving us food, covering, the uh, they offered to cover the deductible as well. so, everyone's being very nice with us." the mitchell's are staying in a hotel until the roof is repaired. in vacaville, philippe djegal, kron four news. professional provocateur milo yiannopoulos resigns from breibart. why he says he did it. here's what we're tracking tonight at ten. it is being called the new gold rush recreational pot.whil

was he concerned at all that it is going to be interpreted like that by this white house, and these rhett i cannily with the federalal funding if the white house decides that montgomery county is somehow sanctuary.. >> are you concerned about that? >> i am not concerned about that.concat. because the way we do our business, again, is that one no federal law could under the constitution require us to ask about immigration status, minor traffic infraction.ract and we don't.'t. but we don't withhold information. >> in fact that's how they, do not ask the immigration status of people stopped infractions. thee went to go see montgomery county police chiefpi , thomas major. now, remember, montgomeryomer county has not declared itself a sanctuary city or sanctuaryry county if you will.l. and the police chief hearsays that's a good thing. because politicians and lawmakers specially not onlyec in this county butiall throughot the state right now have to be very close attention to what the possible ramifications could be if they declare themselves as such. s this is what the police chief told us to

when you hear a great song, "die a happy man" that thomas rhett put out.ng in the distance, that was their first dance and i texted thomas, and i said you know you've made it when it's a first dance song. >> what's the story behind "need you now"? >> oh, man. >> who was drunk? >> that's a place we've all been at some point, but i think one of coolest things is hearing what other people's interpretations are because we've been in meet and greets and the fans are, like, my husband's deploy and this song just brings us together. or it's about, you know, a past relationship that you just can't quite get over, you know? so i think that's one of the kind of make it their own. >> good luck this year. >> so glad to have you guys here. >> my favorite lady antebellum song "heart of the world." if you had to pick one, could you? >> it ee's hard. >> so happy for you guys. congratulations on your new home. where are you going to be tonight? >> stephen colbert. >> all in the family. we like that. you can watch the 52nd academy of country music awards on sunday, april 2n

he's seen the stats about how it takes 18 months to 24 months to rhett vet these refugees coming in fromjournalists to a high standard which he should, his administration should be held to an equallingly high standard. the looseness with the truth and the facts is why we're seeing such scrutiny of his administration. i think it's mornt to see the mccains of the world standing up and pointing out that they understand the role of a free press in society. >> i have 15 seconds. larry, what's his end goal with this? >> as i said, it's a devil figure for his followers. there are millions of them who accept basically anything he says. look at the boos that goes on in all these rallies. look at twitter. look at facebook, all the attacks on the media. that point of view has taken hold among the millions of trump followers. >> brian stelter, larry sabato, important conversation. thank you both very much. >>> still to come, one of the president's biggest campaign promises, keep jobs in the u.s. now a group of auto workers in michigan betting on him to keep his word, straight ahead. o game. every da

any protectionist rhett pick comes out of this president is a very positive thing for the stock.y gave some back today. i think it goes higher. in terms of u.s. markets, we've said it a while. the two things i think you have to watch, as long as the russell is measured. it is now significantly above and the trans ports as measured above 160. the move to the upside is intact. >> what would tell any of you that u.s. markets has gotten too stretched? you don't think it is overbought. i think it has a lot of room to go. >> you said, what would be the sign that it is over? that we're in trouble? >> i think first the sign will be when the fed roo ens the party. the march like may be back on. i don't think an aggressive fed, a fed behind the curve, a fed scrambles to have three or four thi likes in 2017. it is a risk. >> maybe what karen said earlier. some of these things that they're betting on take longer than people think. if tax reform doesn't happen until 2018 instead of' 17. infrastructure. the fight over the budget is a little more messy than people expect. >> you have a debt cei

that's brought on by some of the rhett riks of the trump campaign and trump administration, the doubt and concern that's out there, and then some anecdotal stories of sort of peaceful individuals being rounded up. contributed to a scary environment for some people. so as the questions get sorted out, fears are running high that there could be a new normal going forward with the trump administration but we're still waiting to find out from i.c.e. if those fears are valid. >>> let's turn to the republican town halls where tempers have been flaring over the concerns about the future of health care and what's going to happen with obama administration care. in wisconsin, representative jim sensenbrenner is holding a town hall there. we have some video from the reaction and interaction that took place in wisconsin moments ago. >> please respect miss baumann's ability to speak. >> everybody comes in here. they come with their signs. some people might not even live in the district. >> they all do. >> i'm glad to hear that everyone does. >> miss baumann has the floor. >> you might not like wha

currently at 28 degrees, naz rhett, 31 for you. bethlehem, 21 degrees.ditions right now are pretty chilly, but we have a warm-up in the works by tomorrow. for new jersey, seeing lots of 20s and 30s. so you know, just above the freezing mark for mt. laurel at 33 degrees. along with florence, pam, cooler, chillier at 28 degrees. coil field at 24. hope well township, 28 for you. and robinsville currently in the 30s. so future temperatures i'm going to start this tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. we are going start off in the 20i and 30s, but the one good thing we have going is that notice here, we're seeing southwesterly winds. so at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, we're going to see those upper 20s and those 30s. by 10:00 a.m., we warm up nicely, 43 degrees for.milstown, 44 for philly, 44 for westchester and allentown, your expected temperature, 41 degrees. by 1:00 p.m., we're hitting 50s. now the average high temperature for this time of the year, 47 degrees. 51 degrees for philly, 51 for borhee and 50 again by 1:00 p.m. in the afternoon. pause this at 4:00 p.m.,

in the cities and in the small towns, in rhett states and blue states. it's not as easy to track. but if you start looking for it, it's almost stunning. in just a few minutes, we'll talk in detail about the new mass deportation plans that have been outlined by the new administration as of today and the expectations for the new version of their muslim ban and refugee ban they're expected to roll out. that's what's happening in washington. part of the reaction to those orders and those plans we've seen in the courts. when the memos about the deportation plan started circulating the aclu said this "president trump does not have the last word on deportations, the courts and the public will not allow this un-american dream to become a reality. so part of the response we're seeing is legal and in the courts. part is out in public and sometimes in surprising places. today someone somehow managed to unfurl a "refugees welcome" banner literally on the statue of liberty. i have no idea how they got out to the statue of liberty and got that banner on to it but that happened today. you see th

>> his name is logan, it is logan etch rhett.st sound like he is a superstar, because he is, he plays the drums alongside his best friends, because she is singer son song write fresh nashville. this company has been out 31 years, people buying the dolls, the first time that they've made a boy doll. and they've sold many girls, you have a clark their you identify with, that started out with these history figures that you would get, get all of the same clothes, so they've sold 29 million dolls over the years, releasing two new female dolls, they come out tomorrow. >> so tenny with the guitar new doll? >> new doll. >> and then the dork? >> stop t logan. >> you can have boyfriends. >> karen, you're a boy mom. do you think your boys would say mommy want to go buy logan or do you think they wouldn't be into it? but my sisters -- >> the only issue with american girl dolls is they are amazing and wonderful but like hundred dollars, ex pens i have so to go buy a doll, like you want a doll that you really love, i need this character it, lo

here's senator warren reading from corps rhett 125 ta scott king's letter. >> if confirmed he will be given life tenure for doing with a federal prosecution what the local there haves accomplished 20 years ago with clubs and cattle prods. >> in the midst of her remarks, elizabeth warren was interrupted. >> mr. president -- >> the majority leader. >> the senator has impugned the motives and conduct of our colleague from alabama. i call her to order under the provisions of rule 19. >> mr. president i am surprised the words of coretta scott king are not suitable for debate in the united states senate i add ask leave of the senate to continue my remarks. >> under senate rule 19 which bars senators from assigning bad conduct or motives, republican senators voted not only to relieve warren of her speaking role but to boot her from the chamber for the remainder of the debate on session's nomination. mcconnell summed it up on words that have become a rallying cry for words. >> she was warned, she was given an explanation, nevertheless she persisted. >> since then, a number of male colleagues

dealing with rhett roads in south jersey, but look, n jt, waiting in the wings here, new jersey dot,ally a salt truck, and following the lines of what pennsylvania did, they couldn't put down the brine, they'll put down that salt, so that there is at least something on the road surface when the change-over occurs in south jersey from the rain to the sleet and then to the snow. here's a live look, mt. holly, new jersey, again, just some real heavy rain, and following the story line, that we've seen so far, the heavy rain kicks in, then the sleet, and then, bamm, that quick, we get hit with the snow. heard from septa. now, they don't have the repairs made on all of the trains yet obviously, but anticipated lighter than normal volume. they're just going to run the trains. no supplemental bus service, so all trains will be making all stops on the market frankford line. give yourselves plenty of extra time, depending upon with what means of transportation you'll used to. regional rails starting to pop with delays, the one media elwin line, running with two cars short today. patco, a snow

enjoy the rhett of your retreat. >>> thank you for watching this hour of msnbc live. you can mind me anywhere, on twitter, instagram, facebook. right now on msnbc, andrea mitchell reports. >>> right now on andrea mitchell reports, law and order. president trump throwing down the gauntlet on immigration as the nation gets a new attorney general. >> today's ceremony should be seen as a clear message to the gang members and drug dealers terrorizing innocent people. your day is over. a new era of justice begins. and it begins right now. >> as republicans once again overwhelm the democratic opposition. >> when jeff sessions was passed, it turned my stomach. he doesn't belong there. and i think a lot of republicans know it. >> his own man, the president's supreme court nominee, claims he is independent. but is it just for effect. >> is the president aware? >> yeah, remarks byhe

. >> jimmy kimmel helped host chris harrison reveal the next bachelor rhett last night.g the season of the bachelor we want to warn you this is a spoiler. current contestant rachel lindsay about to start filming her own quest for love as the bachelorette. >> i'm ready to find love, find a husband. if you know anybody out there who needs to apply, sign up. >> oh really. >> you're soliciting. >> yes. just a little bit. >> lots of fans really liked her. but many fans took to twitter upset the find out through jimmy kimmel that rachel doesn't get the final rose this season. this season is pretaped and she's still in the running but we now know kind of what happens. but she explained that the show's new season will begin filming in just a couple of weeks so they had to make the reveal now. good luck to her finding her. >> you know core vin going to win. >> corinne is crazy. >> ♪ >> men like crazy. >> not for a lifetime they don't. >> 6:27. going out on the town? dave murphy has your valentine's day forecast next. >> a pennsylvania man with a fire extinguisher trashes part of

bill called the 21st century cures act where we acknowledge that we need to do more for it not just rhett rans but other patients in this country that are suffering from ptsd. one of the biggest things we'll have to do -- i know the doctor is concerned and worried about this is to transform the v.a.'s i.t. system. what i mean by that? we spent $4.5 billion last year. ,000 five00 million dollars on technology. right now the v.a.'s health care system is a good one. the electronic health care system you've got -- i can tell you this from personally installing one, it's not easy to do. i say this as a joke but not, as electronic health record system that made me a congressman. it drove me crazy learning how to use the thing. technology's good if it works. the v.a. system needs to be reformed for their billing. we're sending people out on the choice program which we know is not working like it should. i could tell you stories all day that i have heard how it's not working. we have to get that working better. technology someone of the keys to it. so you can bill. so you can pay your bill. so yo

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just got the news on the way here that the great investigative reporter wayne bare rhett -- barrett that died this afternoon. wayne was my first boss in this business him was a mentor to me and to hundreds of other reporters and other media people in the city. he dedicated his life to rooting out corruption in new york and i think new york was a better place because of him and so a very sad day. think it's also -- knob no journalist in america new more about donald trump than wayne. he was really wayne's first biographer and party of me things he couldn't face tomorrow, and there's -- he has been ill for a long time but in a way i think it's almost good he was spared the -- he took the election very hard. so, i thought i just tell a story. not to go on about this is but rain apartmented an old school approach to this job that is kind of rapidly disappearing and i thought i would tell a story about what it was like working for him. when i was 17 years old wayne was obsessed -- his thing was to get obsessed with, like, evil characters and then just dig into everything they did and hope to

those two things triggered flynn's rhett rinne. now thu.s.toric they're carried out that. is something that israeli and arab allies really like to haerks but white house aides wouldn't tell reporter us just what this means rchlt there u.s. sanctions coming down? are there perhaps of perhaps threats of armed conflict? what i've learned so far, there's not been any diplomatic outreach. >> i know you've seen it but he said this. do you believe it? the obama administration allowed to take thousands from australia. why? i will study this dumb deal. what message does this send to our allies? >> to be honest, it's not clear what the president is haying here but it's fair to say he's not going to honor the commitments. the deal he's talking about was cut back in november by the obama administration as a that does a lot of intelligence sharing with america, particularly spying. republicans have praeshsly protested it and now president trump seems to say he's reconsidering it even though the australian prime minister thought he had personal assurances

. >> that rhett vick a national break from political diplomacy. the white house is no longer threatened to end the nuclear deal with iran but is considered sanging tehran for ballistic missile tests and its attack on a saudi ship. after pmr. trump met with king abdull abdullah, i be helpful in obtaining peace and in another significant shift, the trump administration dispatched u.n. ambassador nikki haley demand that russia withdraw from ukraine. >> we do want to better our relations with russia, however, pdemands clear and strong at condemnation of russia's actions. >> they say the u.s. won't lift saengss until it ends and pulls its troops out of ukraine. that's the strongest we heevd from this administration. and, alex, it's the same as the obama administration. >>> james mattis is warning not to attack america or its allies. mattis told south korea's acting president yesterday that the united states is still firmly committed to the region. before he left the country, he sent a clear message to north. >> any attack on the united states or on our

bridge rhett richardson, owner of solano shade tree preservation, tasked with cleaning all of this up had been called our prior to the tree falling... he would have been able to identify that the tree was a danger. sot- "i don't think the wind was a huge factor in this one -- the wind wasn't blowing. it may have been structurally weakened by a previous wind storm." billiy mitchell lives in this house with his parents on peach tree avenue in vacaville. all three of them were home late sunday afternoon, when the tree collapsed.sot- "sort of one of those things we were expecting for a while." mitchell says the tree is about 60 years old... and partially broke off years ago. he says his family knew the tree's time was running out... but not that it was perilously eminent.sot- "it just kept growing and we didn't have the money to take it down, so this is kind of the only way it could happen, was for it to fall down." thankfully, not on top of anyone. but mitchell estimates the damage caused at around 100-thousand dollars. in vacaville, philippe djegal, kron four news. still ahead. tons of

is one mechanism to relieve the pressure and so hopefully we will see a little bit more responsible rhett reck moving forward. if that continues to be a sort of persistent feature in this administration where there's a belief that the political levels are not just not being forthcoming but also affirmatively lying to the public, i do think we're going to see really an unprecedented amount of leaks. those will have security consequences. we shouldn't pretend as though because we happen to agree with the person's motivation, there aren't actually consequences to these things. there are. but i don't think we're going to see sort of it slow down until we see it change -- see a change at the top. ms. gorman: marty, you talk about "the post" will keep doing what it's always done, you're not in opposition, doing the work you've always done, but what about the current context of some kind of claims that mainstream media, newspapers like "the washington post," are providing news that isn't based in reality, that it's alternative, that you have maybe other media outlets that are providing oppositio

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number three, thomas rhett, "die a happy man." ♪ >> sweet. >> if you're dead. >> number two.hat's good. >> yeah. >> that's a fun one. >> it's about to get funky here. watch ♪ >> it's about to crank up right here. ♪ >> see? ♪ [ laughter ] >> can't wait to see what she does for the next one. number one, ed sheeran. "thinking out loud." >> are you kidding? i could sing that every day, all day. i do. that's a good one. >> your favorite date-night song, which is going to take some explanation. >> i picked beyonce. >> "formation." >> this is why. i thought the task was to pick a song to get you hyped for date night. p tu it puts me in a good mood and you're the best of yourself. you know what i mean? i am a better date. i'm happy. he is not -- not that he doesn't like beyonce. he lets me have the moment. because when it's time to step out. i'm in a good mood. >> it's go time. >> i never thought about getting hyped up. you think it's going to be romantic but this is romantic in a different way. you get pumped up for it and see where it goes. >> thank you, jazz guy. >> what's your fa

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what i heard in this capitol and what i heard in many of the other capitols was a rhett answer red sans to /* /- red suns to provoke russia. >> i think did rife to the level to principals, there is a conversation between president obama and putin on this subject and reporting i've read shows that had some effect an least on some election day interference. i think it is a good question you're asking. add me to the chorus of worry you are hearing that there won't be a buy start zan investigation or bipartisan response with sanctions levied from this cones from. i take you at your word and i appreciate senator dard cardin's process that you are trying to push it as far as possible. i don't know how we can expect europe to take a strong stand against russian interference in u.s. elections in the message is so muddled coming out of the united states. president trump spent weeks and weeks attacking the intelligence committee for their report about stating there were russian interference. he later corrected himself. but with have the ability to set the record straight here and to take action.