and here's the natural gas and more is rick rule of sprott us holdings rick thank you for being with us the federal energy regulatory commission has decided to investigate whether or not it needs to update its pipeline approval policies as we all know pipelines like dakota access have been met with some criticism and justifiable in my view if you happen to do something like you know live there but do you think the first policies need any update. i do i think it's good that a large american bureaucracy at least feels the need to review its status and its point of view particularly in an industry that is a as important as natural gas and be one that has changed as much as natural gas has in the last ten years so i applaud furred for at least their efforts at introspection yeah well you don't find that in government too often so i agree with you a good thing to look even if they don't change i think there probably are some changes needed nat gas as you say it's an important component of our energy portfolio about a little over a third now last i heard but what do you what do we export a

markets trade tourist crypto and more with naive lump of a market and we drill into natural gas with rick rule the president and c.e.o. of sprott us holdings plus we talk world housing in as move as more and more people are moving actually from urban to rural areas will be joined by debbie boyd the c.e.o. and d.l. b. financial services first let's get some help. we start with some pretty big block chain news banco bilbao argentina b.b. v.a. the large spanish bank is the first major global financial institution to begin actually. using block chain technology in this case they have used it for a loan issuance other banks are in beta testing but b b v a is the first to actually put something into practice good on them bank officials say they conducted the complete loan process including the negotiation of terms and the actual signing on a mutually distributed ledger the use of block chain had the added benefit of reducing the actual amount of time spent on negotiation from days to only hours a b.b.b. a statement said quote block chain can offer clear advantages for all sides in the corporate loan

and here's the natural gas and more is rick rule of sprott us holdings rick thank you for being withs the federal energy regulatory commission has decided to investigate whether or not it needs to update its pipeline approval policies as we all know pipelines like dakota access have been met with some criticism and justifiable in my view if you happen to do something like you know live there but do you think the first policies need any update. i do i think it's good that a large american bureaucracy at least feels the need to review its status and its point of view particularly in an industry that is a as important as natural gas and be one that has changed as much as natural gas has in the last ten years so i applaud furred for at least their efforts at introspection yeah well you don't find that in government too often so i agree with you a good thing to look even if they don't change i think there probably are some changes needed nat gas as you say it's an important component of our energy portfolio about a little over a third now last i heard but what do you what do we export and

rick: my rule if you bring a sign you get on tv.g you like a pass. >> i tried this is the best i can come up. rick: you can still go to the masters. if you had tickets that's really what it's about. it's going to be beautiful start to the week so much sun and warm th down across parts of the southeast, towards augusta is going to make for a beautiful green course going to be a beautiful week down at the masters here you go. one storm moves through tonight across parts of the northeast another one builds for tuesday into wednesday, so we have a pretty active pattern continues we're going to see more rain and snow this week you'll see the snow diving down across parts of the central part of the country we'll have severe weather down across the southeast on tuesday as well. very chilly day today, 30 degrees this afternoon in kansas city, unfortunately not feeling that great for what a lot of people think is the un official start of spring. do you guys feel this way like easter is the start of spring? abby: i always do when flowers are

rules. we're on the move. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. terminix.enders of home. with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. >>> during that meeting with the heads of the baltic states today, the president said that he is asking the military to guard the border at least until the border wall is built. >> we are going to be doing things militarily until we can have a wall, we are going to be guarding our border with the military. that is a big step. >> at that same meeting, the president couldn't resist a shot at hillary clinton. >> with all of t

this president loves defying rules and risks and brought mike flynn, pled guilty, rick gates, pled guilty. bannon fired. kushner, something amounting to a subject of a review. he brought these people into key positions for some reason, michael cohen, too risky. >> that's fascinating and now with the 16 devices that are in his office which he was probably not just holding onto in case his phone breaks down. you don't keep 16 of those devices for nothing. there's definitely something in there, and i guess it's just a matter of time until we find out. >> karen, because of your decades of experience and service to the justice department, to our nation, obviously i'd be remiss if i didn't get your analysis of that rather unusual interview that donald trump made potentially against his own interests with fox news. take a listen to this part on cohen. >> mr. president, how much of your legal work was handled by michael cohen? >> well, as a percentage of my over all legal work, a tiny tiny fraction. michael would represent me and represent me on some things. he represents me, like, with this craz

we will also talk to rick rick scott's opponent who just met with mark zuckerberg on capitol hill. chris stirewalt will rulehe fox news ratings for the first time. >> harris: john bolton is taking over for today as president trump's third national security advisor and he already has a full plate as you know, including yesterday suspected chemical attack on citizens of syria. that will give us insight into how the former u.n. ambassador will advise the president. he will also have to deal with challenges from north korea, china, iran. back from "outnumbered," jessica tarlov and the deputy editorial page editor for "the wall street journal," both are fox news contributor's. dan, i am going to come to you first on this. we saw from the cabinet meeting that john bolton was over the president's left shoulder, ready to step in. this is day one. >> he has more than a lot on his plate, his plate is overflowing. the president has said, it's been reported that he may make a decision by the end of the day to do something about syria and i think the big question here both for john bolton and the president is it's not j

recently he gets zinke to come down and say, against rick scott's requests, we're not going to drill in southern florida, when, in fact, that's still in their ruleexample of changing over seven and a half years of him doing something else, being very friendly to the oil industry to drill off of florida. >> it's going to be quite a race. i'm looking forward to those debates the two of you are going to have for the people of florida to make up their mind. we've invited, by the way, governor scott to join us. hopefully he'll be able to join us as early as tomorrow. >> wolf, i hope that you will moderate one of those debates. >> i would love to moderate one of those debates. i'm looking forward to it. i'm sure the people of florida would look forward to it as well and get the differences, and i assume some agreements, out of there to the voters coming up in november. senator, as usual, thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >>> coming up, cnn is live way caravan of migrants making their way to the border right now where president trump's guard troops are preparing to meet them. we're going to go inside one of those buses, you see the little

ruling yesterday. a lawsuit was filed on behalf of children against flint public schools. governor rickr has taken ownership for the crisis and said he would fix it. his administration ordered flint to switch from detroit river to free flint river water to save money. >>> a new study reveals every extra glass of wine you drink shortens your life by half an hour. the study found the risks for a 40-year-old drinking four times more than the recommended limit lowers your life span by two years. the recommended limit is no more than five glasses a week. also a higher risk of stroke, heart disease and high blood pressure. >>> finally a relief for all. you finally don't have to choose between mayonnaise and ketchup anymore, if you ever do did. heinz is asking you to vote on whether it should release mayo chup, a combination of the two in a single bottle. a twitter poll saying if there's 500,000 votes for yes, it will release the mayochup. the internet is divided. 55% say yes, 45% say no. there are two days left to vote. >>> to me it's like the big mac special sauce. >> i was going to say, isn

if they rule in favor marquette is likely won't be a professor again. it could be sent back to the circuit court for trial. >> rickr nominee ric mitt romney having a hard time getting nomination in his own state. why he might have a tougher time in his own race getting the senate seat >> rick: that romney has runint. now looking to fight his way out of a primary. this after he failed to win the nomination out right at the state gop convention. we have more on this. >> even though mitt romney is very popular in utah, this was not a slamdunk. he was the only candidate out of 12 that gather signatures to qualify for the ballot. some oil is saw this as an attempt to disrupt the caucus style system the state used and did not like it. it was a point of contention at the convention prompting hours of debate, shouting, and booing. after two rounds of voting estate lawmakers seen as more conservative managed to edge him out by two percentage points. here's a piece of the closing arguments. >> some people i've spoken with said this is a david versus goliath race. they're wrong. first, none of us is david. david was anointed

at what point will they rule out that this was part of any kind of organized crime as opposed to this being, just as rick said, whether it's one person acting alone, you know, mental instability, et cetera? >> i try to be very careful because, as rick said that about they're looking into mental illness issues, we just simply don't know if this person is known to local authorities as something else. he might be known as a terrorist or someone who's radicalized or someone who is just crazy, mental illnesses and violent. for purposes of cnn viewers, it may seem strange we're not saying terrorism right now. we just have to stay put and see because they have the assailant there. regardless of what the motivation is though, obviously, you want to protect the citizens of germany and europe. they will be assessing who it is and ensuring that local and federal law enforcement agents are essentially prepared for anything that could happen. just from looking at the german media right now, they seem pretty confident this is a solo incide incident. and now the motivation comes in to play. once again, this is an impor

ruled it a suicide. the problem is now. even if they reopen the case, the forensic evidence doesn't get better with time. >> rick: but the familyon the civil suit for $5 million? >> arthel: they do feel vindicated. at long last, someone is responsible for her death. she didn't kill herself. she was not only bound, naked, but threw herself over the balcony? implausible. let's look at talk to some of these adults >> rick: we saw this in the o.j. trial. he was cleared in a criminal case and then convicted in a civil case. why is it easier to get a conviction in civil court? >> simple, because the burden of proof is left. in criminal court, it's beyond a reasonable doubt and civil court is a preponderance of evidence of it is how in the o.j. case, he was completely acquitted but had a $30 million judgment awarded against him in civil court. same thing here, same principle. >> in civil proceedings, they're forced to face the consequences, faced allegations and they have to speak in their own worlds ws under oath. >> rick: flies in from tennessee, the brother of the boyfriend to stay in the house, offered support to his brother after

rules of the road are thrown out the window and that never turns out well. thank you for spending time with us this morning carl, back to you. >> thank you, rick as we await markg's testimony in congress, piper is out with its survey of teens a 75-page document, courtney reagan joins us. >> piper has been doing it for 45 years teen spending is up, both year over year and from just the fall survey that we saw up 2% and 6% respectively when it comes to brands, nike is still the top brand for both clothing and shoes. however, it has significantly lost its share from a year ago in both categories adidas is moving in, doubling its share when it comes to clothing and moving markedly is a favorite shoe brand, too nike start to lose its cool with teens about a year ago but the stock is up 20% in that time adidas started gaining traction around 2015 in the survey, which is right around the same time that the stock started moving higher vans, that's owned by vf corp, remember, that holds on to the number two preferred brand when it comes to shoes. adding to its cool is that streetwear and '90s trend surge. streetwear brand supreme may only have a 3% share however that's

ainsley: president said this barsuglia rick act can not be allowed to take place and is not ruling oute do with respect to the horrible attack that was made near damascus. it will be met and it will be metaphors fully and when i will not say, i don't like to talk about timing. we can't let atrocities like we all witnessed, we can't let that happen in our world. we can't let that happen. especially when we're able to, because of the power of the united states, because of the power of our country, we're able to stop it. steve: apparently the president of the united states was outraged by the images of the children and the the families struck by this gas attack be according to the pentagon, people talked to major media outlets, it has all the hallmarks of previous gas attacks from syria. that and some other intel they don't display all the cards out on the table. that's why they're pretty sure along with syria around their friend and iran and also putin. the president said yesterday everybody will have to pay for that. brian: not a lot of tree cover in the middle of the desert. i assume t

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rick: 87 million is a big number. it really only translates to 5% of their users. now you are saying possibly all 2 billion. >> no, that's what facebook is saying. they are not rulingt. who knows what the real number is. you know, his first mistake in this latest round when asked on cnn will you testify before congress? he said well, you know, maybe. i'm not sure. maybe i will send somebody else. i said on the air the correct answer is yes because you are going to be forced to testify by subpoena so why drag that out? and so you have this sort of history where zuckerberg has stubbornly clung to the notion that his is like a public utility like the electric company and he didn't have to police the content and worry about the things he now says are huge problems. he does. i think he wants to do the right thing. but he doesn't quite know what to do. it's clearly a mess. >> rick: the company knew cambridge analytica compromising data but didn't disclose it publicly until the news was about to break. i wonder if now they are trying to do damage control there might be 30 million more. we found this out and telling you about it now to try to save their own, you know what.

rick: what about the pots and pans. pete: if you cook do you do the dishes or if you cook the other person. abby: we have a ruleould not do the dishes if you cook. you have to share the love. abby: yesterday we talked about the rare combination of peanut butter and pickles. we tried it on the show even though it was better than we thought. ed: second and third bite was great. >> actually pretty tasty. abby: is pa nut butter bad with anything? can you think of anything bad with peanut butter i would think it would be pickle but it's good. ed: i like peanut butter it is good. abby: get to the dill it's has a little sweet to it mixed with the salty. pete: deep analysis right there. today we wanted to see what other crazy combinations are actually delicious today. ed: we already teeseed them out. foods to test our taste bud. you have got to get this book for the title alone, cooking in boxers. what does that mean? >> it's a breakfast in bed concept. i keep it real. be aable what do you have. >> thank you for having me with these crazy combos. i will show you they are not so crazy as we thought. start with peanut bu