a new partnership with acorn with us now is tony robbins.egist anda adviser to our cnbc advisory counsel. tony, always great to have you in house, in particular. so many americans have seen all those documentaries where investors get taken advantage of and they think that the financial game is rigged that it's all working against them. you say, no. it's winnable. it's absolutely winnable >> i'm not saying that based on my opinion i've spent the last eight years interviewing 50 of the smartest people, the warren buffetts, carl icahns and saying, is it really winnable? they showed me yes, but there are caveats. you hear all this argument about socialism versus capitalism. you look at our society. why is that happening? 60% of americans don't even have $1,000 saved for retirement. 40% say if they had an emergency and needed $400, they couldn't raise it how is that possible in the greatest economy we're taught to be consumers, not owners the first step, obviously, is understanding that you'll not earn your way to a fortune even people that do th

here's our diplomatic correspondent james robbins.ng the insanity of the brexit negotiations and are confused about what is going on... scene from the outside, britain is not looking good. a laughing stock to some, a basket case to others. theresa may ‘s brexit plan. what are foreigners saying about future prospects for britain in the world? i went to see kevin rudd, a former australian prime minister and an asia expert. bucketloads of damage will be done to britain and its standing in the world if it leads, but if it turns out that the brits decide that they have got to leave, the world will look at britain as a diminished country. so, britain as a diminished country, is that a real risk? next up country, is that a real risk? next up the un headquarters in new york. this really is the very centre of world power, the circular table around which said the 15 member states on the un security council. meeting to debate and often to decide on matters of peace and war. 0n the security council all member states are definitely not equal. ten

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chris, thank you. >> also baskin-robbins. >> i know.g about it as well. >>> from ice cream to town halls chris mentioned all the folks. a huge night on cnn. join us live from new hampshire for the first major candidate event of the 2020 presidential campaign. klobuchar, warren, sanders, harris, buttigieg. they're all getting on the same stage back to back for a cnn town hall event. it's tonight at 7:00 eastern on cnn. there you have it. >>> as one of the president's picks for the federal reserve drops out, another once wrote disparaging remarks about women. over and over again. we'll discuss steven moore. >>> a florida sheriff's deputy is under investigation. caught on video slamming a teenage boy's head into the ground and punching him. why the officer says he had to do it. biopharmaceutical researchers. pursuing life-changing cures in a country that fosters innovation here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient's own t-cells... because it's not just about the next breakthrough... it's all the ones a

by sabra robbins and yost will be going to alaska shortly. again to make sure the effort is coordinated. the answer to your question is the coast guard, is the overall corner. there is a comment that of the coast guard who designate the state alaska, the other filter organizations will be supporting him with their own command structures. >> reporter: >> reporter: you said federalization, are you satisfied >> he has come forward and given us a considerable portion of the request that we made to him and his staff and the cabinet people here. i still have great concern of the oil still going out of the sound heading towards kodiak. we have absolute confidence in the mint and we're pleased to see he will be coordinating the effort now. we have never asked for federalization, we have asked for federal control of the further actions that must be taken. we feel there must be 2 million gallons still going out towards kodiak. we must try to do something about that. beyond that, i don't know if you know the extent to which secretary cheney has already

and in return they ended up a robbin vandalizing the house. >> reporter: she's managing the house on leroy place northwest near connecticut a friend who is out of the country. take a look at the home surveiance video from last month. eight people go in the house. a few walk in the backyard and take pictures. these photos show what's left of what they allegedly stole. tvs off the walls. speakers. appliances. clothes. shoes. electronics. more than $5,000 worth of goods. oh, and they trashed the house, leaving pizza, wine bottles, chicken wings and ashes behind. >> in ct they calle me from the property in thee middl their rental period telling me hhow wonderful these was and how thankful they are. >> reporter: while police search for the group, eli beth hopes they make arrests. >> i hope it doesn't happen to any oth airbnb property managers or property owners. >> reporter: an airbnb official tells us he's investigating and talking to tlizabeth to and resolve the issue. meanwhile, d.c. police are offering a reward u of to $1,000 for information that leads tanrrest in this case. in northw

even in today's digital age one zero and washer car feel that my robbins need these spaces especially if they can serve as cultural hubs. while the two dream of new books by african and other modern day authors art exhibitions and cafes the first task is to take stock and bring the library back into shape. ok not a football and the quarterfinals of the champions league kick off this evening with two big games liverpool coached by germany's you're going club post. the match is a repeat of the round of sixteen season which liverpool won five on aggregate meanwhile totals don't take on a man just a city in an all england clash city able to make history of the season and the chief something no other side has ever done to win a group of two domestic cups in england as well as the premier league and champions league. manchester city barely have time to catch their breath right now in the pep guardiola side reached the english cup final at the weekend now they european hopes are on the line star striker sergio aguero returns from injury to boost a stellar attack also featuring rocky stirling

. >> our next speakers will be rebecca robbins, frank chen and i have an andrew, i think it's gulliver. please come up. >> i've been in san francisco for 16 years and a homeowner for ten. i'm a community activist on a local board. the rhetoric of intolerance at this meeting has saddened me greatly. every human being deserves a home and food and san francisco is not a gated community! no neighborhood is a gated community! no human being is illegal! property values will not be affected by this nav center. we have a substantial homeless population. my property value has continued to rise at the same unsustainable level as every property in san francisco. no children have been harmed by the homeless people in my neighborhood and the city is not a gated community. we do not get to choose our neighbors. there are gated communities around the bay. anyone is welcome to live in them where you can choose your neighbors. the preoccupation with the danger of drug addicts is a classic summary. i know many people in recovery who have been fortunate to have safety nets through their family, their fri

still ahead robbins. >>alright that tough commute on westbound 92 we have a crash still wrapping up in san detail on west 92 here in alameda the lustful goes but it was really the debris that was left over and scattered across the lanes that really clocked up the ride and then i just got word of a stall on the san mateo bridge. so i made it a hot spot because at 64 minutes that is double the normal drive time to make it from hayward over to one on one, so you need to leave extra early or maybe even hold off if you have that luxury, i know most of you down. but major delays here crossing the bridge in the crashes out of the way but now that stall is adding to your backup if you're thinking oh i'll take you know the don barden instead west 84. well, it's not smooth, but it's better at 36 minutes to make it from 80 out to menlo park. so that is one option for you we'll check the bay bridge 80 west we'll take a look at that coming up next. it's a problem night or 2 in the big story that we're following is the

. >> my name is kathryn robbins. i live on 20th avenue, a block and a half from the markets. i would like you to picture our neighborhood immediately around the california market. we are a high density residential community with a few amenities that we use. corner stores, drycleaners. we are distinctly separate from our commercial corridor, which is two blocks away, and would like this consideration to remain. there are many empty properties in the commercial corridor near us that would be suitable for new restaurants. i'm also a member of the church adjacent to the market and i support this opposition to a restaurant moving in the store. we are comfortable, yet high density neighborhood. we do not want to change our dynamic. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i purchased a place in 2007, and i appreciate everybody here. >> i'm sorry, sir, you are the owner? >> yes, ma'am. it is a family run business. i purchased it in 2007. >> of the market, i'm sorry, go ahead. >> recently i received a message from the landlord doubling my rent with no option of lease, month-

well robbins.ely on the cloudier side of things still even though today really is you're better one to be getting outside this week. a san francisco looking on the grey or side and san jose you can see a little blue up there at the top of the screen. if that camera would work for us. this is your view of the satellite and radar which is showing a very quiet scene not just across the bay area but really across the state in general so today, one of your good days, a good chance to get outside enjoy some 60's later on today and even a bit of sunshine into the afternoon talking rain on thursday and friday, especially still to count back to you. a >>happened in a place where a lot of parents think their kids are safe and indoor ballance a place converse tay te'o is live now in front of business in san mateo county. >>now that young man who supposedly committed those actions he is now behind bars. i want you take a look at them. this is that 18 year-old top even alley and he did work here at pump it up i

. >> reporter: taking a different tone on monday with robin robbins and his wife jill by his side. >> i take responsibility that she did not get treated well. i take responsibility for that. >> reporter: biden is saying for the first time, he takes responsibility. notice that change in language there from just a couple days ago. john and alisyn, it is part of his record he is bringing to iowa. notice the contrast bernie sanders was drawing directly with joe biden's voting record. that is what voters here, of course, will have to decide between joe biden, bernie sanders, or all of the other candidates. john and alisyn? >> jeff, stick with us. we want to bring back david to talk about all of this. sounds like we can put the anita hill stuff to rest. took a couple decades, but he got it right there, and it doesn't sound as if that's what voters are focused on. what you're seeing in the new polls that are out six minutes ago is that it is electability, who can beat president trump. >> of all the candidate qualities we tested, that's top of mind. most democrats say it is most important to

. >> by the way, fun tony robbins that really tall guy "new york times" best-selling author and auntra nuentrer is the financial freedom game winnable he says yes. he gives the tips. >>> still ahead on the exchange. >> announcer: coming up -- the doj gets into the movie business with debt exceeding $1.5 trillion, is college worth it anymore? and a super opening for the "avengers. all ahead in "rapid fire." and to say vip is an understatement, because i sawww justin timberlake. so he literally looked into the phone and started dancing-- well, he was already dancing-- locked eyes and continued dancing. i still have to like pinch myself and make sure i'm not dreaming. every now and then, i'm like, "wait, did that happen?" (gasps) i've got photos of it, it must have. (vo) get more music on us with vip tickets to the best shows, like shawn mendes and camila cabello. plus, save big when you switch. only on verizon. >>> welcome back let's get you up on stories on your radar time for "rapid fire." here with takes and breaking down the stories bill griffeth, courtney reagan and special guest

one in 5g this stock, he has set that company up for the two most important trends in tech chuck robbins. tom in massachusetts please, tom. >> caller: good evening, jim >> good evening. >> caller: new england boo-yah to you >> all right >> caller: my stock is ppl and i got a little profit. i got in it last june. and nice dividend, two points, i mean 5.2 >> all right i know it. >> caller: i'm wondering what effect brexit will have on this? >> you're fine i used to write them big checks. you're fine with that. a 5% yield is a terrific yield to have, and that's been consistent i used to own that stock a long time ago i said i keep paying them every month, like everybody else i'll own the stock, but i moved out of that area robert in florida. robert >> caller: yeah, hey jim thank you. i appreciate your taking my call >> of course >> caller: i watched your show for many years >> thank you >> caller: i learned a tremendous amount from you so thank you very, very much >> you're welcome. >> caller: listen, my question, i'm a physician, and i have a lot of interest in health care stocks and i'm c

back to robbins 5.32 and happening today officials are going to tow away a dead whale that washed ashore forced christie a joins us live from retail where the dead whale was found i guess the big question christina this morning. >>how did die. >>that is actually the answer that everyone is wondering right now we're live here at the pool at the fire department because fire officials as well as the marine mammal center, they're both working on investigating what the cause of that death was again very sad scene i want to take a look at this video footage that we have from yesterday the it's about one. year old male whale, it's called a yearling that we kind of got wash up that half submerged there now. the marine mammal center did say that they have successfully secured won't be washing away anywhere else. but this is the view that people saw yesterday and there were dozens of people were all around the view and we're looking at kind of this honestly of really really sad scene now right now it's obvious tilse obviously still very dark out here and all of the areas are blocked off. but when

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our diplomatic correspondent james robbins is here.gn office said it has now changed its travel advice and advises against all but essential travel in light of what it calls the ongoing security operation and heightened risk of terrorism in sri la nka heightened risk of terrorism in sri lanka following the easter sunday attacks. they also warn that they think terrorists are very likely to try to carry out attacks and they could be indiscriminate, including in places visited by foreigners. officials have been working on a new assessment since sunday and they are obviously worried that they are not convinced that necessarily everyone involved on sunday has been rounded up involved on sunday has been rounded up or arrested and i think there is a continuing threat. of course, the place, the foreign office, the safety a nd place, the foreign office, the safety and security of british citizens as paramount priority. that is why they are advising people not to rush for the airport straightaway but to make what they call rather charmingly time

, blackbirds, thrushes, tree sparrows. “— robbins, blackbirds, thrushes, tree sparrows. —— robins.be one of the late night proms, starting at ten o'clock in the evening, incorporating different genres of music. we have nina simone and duke ellington. lots of stuff going on. there is also a cbeebies from. lots of family friendly things. everybody is welcome. if someone is watching this morning thinking they are won over by jason and want to be there, what is the best way to find information? go to the proms website and find out information about the different shows. if the other particular kind of classical music or fancy beatboxing or the hip—hop prom, all the information will be there and tickets will go on sale on the 11th of may. or turn up on the night and give it a whirl. thank you. i have a lwa ys give it a whirl. thank you. i have always been quite proud of my bad impression. now i am deeply embarrassed. i am impression. now i am deeply embarrassed. iam never going impression. now i am deeply embarrassed. i am never going to do it again. i could be your backing bird. you can

julia robbins, head of the disability society at liverpool university is also here.dmond, there. how do you respond to what he was saying? well, um... obviously, it is good to know that he is going to be contacting us personally, but iam to be contacting us personally, but i am actually still quite troubled that not all students are being contacted and that their support plans and so on are still not being properly put into place. i have also looked at the 2026 strategy to sort of promote equality stop nowhere in it does it talk about accessibility 01’ it does it talk about accessibility or actually helping the barriers that disabled students face getting into the workplace. i also think that it into the workplace. i also think thatitis into the workplace. i also think that it is absolutely outrageous, having to pay for extensions when universities are run from public money and also, our own student finance already. he is going to be meeting you and the others who we have also spoken to. it is the first i have heard about it but it will be nice. he said that he wants

he's a-- takes it head on and has done a wonderful job and did a wonderful job at robbins air force face. and i'm glad he's in the position he's in. i had a chance to talk to mr. henderson for a while. one thing i'll tell you in the bill of rights that's important to me and in talking to the men and women that came to testify before us, when a contract mandates mediation and then that contract has loser pay provisions in it, that would have-- could effectively force a soldier to pay $100% of their annual income to carry out a housing company, a multi-million dollar housing company to mediation, and that's not acceptable. so the loser pay provisions of the contract, i don't mind mediation. i'm happy that the mediator, as i understand it, is part of the chain of command, but that's not a square fight for our soldiers for command mediation and mandate loser pay on our soldiers. with that said, i want, mr. anderson, michael hit the southeastern united states october the 10th. is the most pressing thing for the air force right now in your position as head of installations a disaster supplemen

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>>> always fun having tony robbins in house >> he rattles off these stats. it's amazing >> great message thanks for watching "power lunch. "closing bell" starts right now. >>> it is the final hour of trade. investors are waiting for the latest read on tesla deliveries. we'll bring you those numbers as soon as they're released box announcing a new release. we'll talk about the d.c. crackdown on silicon valley. and signet getting a pop on earnings but down more than 50% over the last six months alone the "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen alongwith wilfred frost. fifth day in a row stocks are higher started overnight overseas with better news out of china and europe the dow only up about a point at the moment the s&p 500 up 0.1%. we'll see if these gains hold in the next hour of trade techs having a good day and information technology is one of the best performing sectors on the s&p. it's up 0.5% little action, but stocks keep creeping higher sort of quietly toward their record highs. >> keeping higher as you said. i

this leak that came from ollie robbins some time ago from the bar in brussels was a warning sign.f we don't vote for this, we will end up with no brexit at all, and i don't want to do that because if we did, i shudder to think what the consequences would be for the conservative party, electorally speaking. thank you. so another round of indicative votes happening tonight. we will not know the votes results until ten o'clock this evening. thank you. the eu commission president, jean—claude juncker, has made some strong comments today on brexit speaking in germany, where he addressed the regional parliament of saarland, mrjuncker called david cameron — who instigated the 2016 referendum — "one of the greatest destroyers of modern times", and said the eu commission had been prevented from speaking up in the referendum campaign. he said if the commission had been able to participate, it could have answered many questions that are now being asked. speaking about the votes in parliament, he went on: "nobody knows the direction. we only know what the uk parliament does not want. we could