ross and leonardo dicaprio. he was pulled on stage and said happy birthday to the legend. she made 75 look good. oh, all the fabulousness. missmovie about her life in theaters tomorrow night. >>> let's move on to jussie smollett. the reaction to him being cleared of all 16 charges in the alleged hoax attack is still so wide ranging. but this we know, his tv mama taraji has his back. >> that range she said the truth has finally been set free because i knew about it all along. >> state prosecutor joe magats made the decision to drop the charges despite the fact he still believes jussie is guilty. >> does dropping the charges vindicate him? >> no. >> you believe he's guilty? >> yes. our priority is violent crimes and the drivers of violence. jussie smollett is neither one of those. >> a chicago police source says that decision caught them all off guard adding it was a, quote, sucker punch and an insult to the work the >> can jussie save his acting caresupporting actor category. the night's host "black-ish" star anthony anderson told me he hopes to see him there. >> in light of the charges being dropped, you know, i think that's

who share a ross miss universe and medical center rotterdam that our lives these are one of the that's one of the groups working on this and you'll cicutto a couple of the universe in wisconsin i'm out of the university of tokyo the other two working on theirs they actually had separately modified the five n one influenza virus back in two thousand and eleven so that it could be spread between ferrets right now it's just spread between birds now and then it's gotten to humans but not the level to be truly concerned yet but aware of but no talk of mammals and ferrets some you can spread of just with your brother you know in water droplets that's dangerous but as you said they claim that this is this kind of game of function technique is what they're using like you give good functions and more functions so you can better study it. helps us better understand how viruses might spread and plan for pandemics but there's a lot of argument against that yes and that was one of the things that when you look at it it's a standard idea that we've been working on as a set of trying to study pandemi

symposium applying to university sometimes cite some over and then some of broad you know via the ross miss program for example the symposiums and ways to get information and to get a feel from the crowd if you like and from young people in general by what their opinion is and said and arguably be damaging a fact that it's going to help for not only our community but communities throughout northern ireland so it was the feeling of the symposium. it was overwhelmingly you know the majority i'd say maybe ninety five percent of people there were in favor of me and it's quite telling in itself and northern ireland there's this perception that a lot of maybe unionists would be in favor of leaving the european union. with a lot of the unionist protestant schools there who are actually more inclined or more more favorable towards the union or the european union so that was a surprise for you natalie that there was such a unity of opinion among the. symposium in a way it was surprising yes but given the. history of northern ireland and the fact that we're just hearing from thirty years of conflict

waiting tables.she told cnn how tough it was when a student saw her at her second job.donna ross , oklahoma teacher:"missoss, you work hard, you work a lot of places don't you?. he said, you must be rich. i said, i sure am." (grant) that was kyung lah reporting. harris also reporting.kyung lah that was (grant) that was kyung lah reporting. harris also wants to make investments into public schools in need - which disproportionally serve minority students. according to the economic policy institute - public school teachers make 11-percent less than people with similar education in other fields. (vicki) lawmakers got an update on the progress of the high speed rail and what's going to happen with crucial federal funding cut from the project. (grant) capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala was at today's hearing and explains how the state will try to push the bullet train forward.. ((lenny mendonca-- statement)) "like many mega projects, this one is going through a necessary process of reorientation" new high speed rail authority chairman lenny mendonca is trying to push the project forward..: the immediate pl

ross are missing. >>just a little unsettling what happens to you you know you don't expect it. >>and then when it does he feel vulnerable. >>and we want to interview him we want to we want to. >>find out what his intentions are white was in the house if he ended up stealing something. >>and we want to look at his back. >>the police and the homeowner agree if the man and did do this then he very well could have done it at other houses are open houses. a reminder to homeowners if you're hosting an open house have your realtor get a sign in sheet and definitely have surveillance cameras put up to lock up your valuables. it's 5 oh 7 and today murder charges are expected to be added to the case of the woman accused of shooting her husband in pittsburgh. paul shots well died last sunday after police say his wife 39 year-old maria vides shot him in a domestic dispute, they were having earlier in the month. schatz well was the principal, the adult education center. maria vides is expected in court today where prosecutors a e going make that move to add the murder charge to replace the

his tow partner scoops up ross and takes him to safety. bet you missed this. >> oh, snap.. >> same wave. watch closely, few things here. he flips, they're fine, but in definite jeopardy. both of these teams attempted the same wave at the same time. depending on who you talk to, nobody knows who had the right of way. >> it looks like by the time the jet ski flipped, the wave may

his tow partner scoops up ross and takes him to safety. bet you missed this. >> oh, snap. yes. >> same wave. watch closely, few things here. he flips, they're fine, but in definite jeopardy. both of these teams attempted the same wave at the same time. depending on who you talk to, nobody knows who had the right of way. >> it looks like by the time the jet ski flipped, the wave may have been out from under him. he could have had a pretty solid fall below him. >> it's hard to see what happens on the other side of that. look. here comes the next swell. there's the surfer's little head barely getting out of the waey f that swell before it crashes down. the action still going on before the next swell approaches. ramon, the tow driver, is there and they're racing to get out of the way of the next swell. just barely do it. >> dang. >> that was crazy. >> hard to believe the story behind this sweet little bat video started here. this is in russia. because of the encroachment of humans, the bats habitat is being taken over, so they have overrun the city. so many that people have st

. >> they missed burlington, look, i was trying to find positives because burlington is such a great stock. the inventories were up big. rossbut the inventory was not up big you have to let this one rest. this has been the horse. let it rest. don't try to call the bottom today on burlington. >> do you get in front of costco tonight? >> costco has historically done great numbers and sold off you get in it tomorrow you don't have to buy ahead of this this market is a little unforgiving. right now we're in a down mode i think the down mode is trumping everything because it's all etfs you saw goldman issue 72 etfs this morning i point out that the market wants -- i know this sound a little circular reasoning but the market wants to go down. so i can't get in front of costco >> couple interesting calls in the beverage space >> how about the fact that credit swiss trashed the dew dew is the preferred drink for all gamers that have to stay up 24 hours. >> because of the caffeine content. >> exactly i treat myself to a diet mountain dew every friday. that's my vice i think a l they like constellation. constellation better start goi

miss ocasio-cortez. >> thank you, chairman. secretary ross, thank you for coming in and offering your testimony today. kansas secretary of state ychri kobach mentioned by my colleague was noted by "the new york times" as laboring long and hard in his career, notably in the areas of voter suppression and nativism. he stated last year that he encouraged president trump to add a question about citizenship to the census during the early weeks of trump's presidency. kobach said, "i raised the issue with the president shortly after he was inaugurated" and, "he was absolutely interested in this." shortly thereafter in april of 2017, steve bannon asked you to speak to mr. kobach about his, quote, ideas about including a citizenship question on the 2020 decennial census. did you speak to mr. kobach about his ideas on the citizenship question? >> as i described earlier in my testimony, chris kobach did have a conversation with me early on -- >> so, you -- >> i'm sorry, i'm not finished. chris kobach did have a conversation with me. he said he had a que

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miss t buyback. in five years, ross has reduced its shares by nearly 15% that's a growth stock.s why the stock shrugged off this morning's closing. management seems poised to reload it real soon. the electronics chain may have quarters where it fails to deliver but best buy has layered on some terrific high margin services plus the company is on buyback, retired 17% of the shared gap in five years, recurring pattern. what makes these buybacks extra special is that all these companies have both sales and earnings growth. it's not always easy to walk and chew bubble gum in this business bed bath & beyond has repurchased a ridiculous amount of stock but they might as well have shoved that money into the pizza oven at my wife's new restaurant in brooklyn yep, that stock's been a terrible performer amazon keeps crushing the business the core issue, though, is that if you want to sell the retailers here, you have to reckon with the fact that you may end up being selling your stock to the companies themselves and historically that's been a very bad move. look at auto zone, fabulous out

ross. yes for less. >>> a preseason match got clipped a little early. they cut the game short because of rain. larry baer missing from the crowd following mlb's decision to suspend him. >> reporter: fans really had mixed feelings about the giants' decision. some were more forgiving than others. >> reporter: as the battle of the bay raged on, fan his plenty to say about what happened to larry baer off the field. after video of baer fighting with his wife surfaced earlier this month. major league baseball made the decision to suspend him through july 1st without pay. >> to be honest they probably should suspended him the whole season. no one should be treated like that. seems a little aggressive. >> since he's taken it on his own, i think that's appropriate. and maybe he should do some other things like anger management. >> reporter: today baer issued a statement. "i made a serious mistake that i sincerely regret and i'm truly sorry for my actions." >> reporter: >> do you think that he can come back and be the face of the team again? >> i think so. i'm not really sure about the situation with his family. i hope th

ross left alone, tied at 89. at that point, they are not all right. steph finished with 33 but needed 33 shots, missedgh 21. gordon and the magic close on a 14-2 run. he went for 22 and 15. magic a winner 103-96. is steph concerned? >> we are right now, what we're capable of without understanding how to deal with failure, deal with losses, not get defeated. you know, we go to philly on friday. we play our type of game, we should win. just got to get there. >> that philly game is saturday night on abc 7. >>> stone-cold stunner in college hoops. cal snaps a 16-game losing streak. they take down the best team in the pac-12. you know who thought the bears could knock off washington? almost nobody. darius mcneil led cal with 19 second half, drapes the three, we're tied at 54. 6 of 7 for 14 points, the corner three. 1 second left, the bears up three. this is david crisp for the tie. no. time to celebrate, party. cal, their first win since december, ending a 16-game slide. 76-73 bears. >>> stanford hosting washington state. got the big heads out. all cardinal all night long. k.g. had 22. i thought my eyes ha

ross byrne's kick was charged down, allowing kieran treadwell to gather the loose ball and slide over. however byrne made amends five minutes later, feigning a pass outside before diving over to score himself, although he missedyrne charged down the wing before luke marshall answered back for ulster. but then a limping ross byrne kicked leinster back into the lead and they hung on to win 21—18. still to come on sportsday... callum's commonwealth collapse comeback. hawkins hopes to prove a point at the london marathon — his first since missing out on a medal in australia. i was just i wasjust guided i was just guided it, i wasjust guided it, it i was just guided it, it felt like i wasjust guided it, it felt like i just missed one of the best opportunities that i would ever get to get a meadow. so for a major championship. ferrari have a new superstar in the making as charles leclerc helped put their disappointing opening race in australia behind them with pole for tomorrow's bahrain grand prix ahead of his team mate on the front row. so if sebastian vettel thought his biggest rival this season would be world champion lewis hamilton, he might be wrong. nick parrott reports. charles has come of age, just two yea

ross spring dress event. on now! yes for less. >>> a mentally disabled woman who had gone missing has been found. >> take a look. officers had been searching for her since caregivers reported her missing after she walked away from the facility sometime between 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 this morning. they found eric son outside a restaurant in gateway plaza after seeing reports of a bomb telling people she couldn't get home. >>> christians are observing ash wednesday today. pope francis began the day with the procession to the basilica. the tradition began as a way for christians to prepare for easter. ashes are mark nd the shape ed f a cross on the forehead of believer. >>> and chick-fil-a is again offering customers an alternative to its regular menu during lent and that is fish. their fish sandwich went on sale today. the special lenten season fare is available through april 20. chick-fil-a started offering the sandwich during lent in 2016. >>> if you are rou you are southwest to hawaii, you will be paying full price. southwest says it can't comment on whether they will offers bargain prices again. they were snapped

after lynsie goes missing nancy her mother gets a phone call from a man named marty. >> marty ross. >what did marty say? >> marty says he's befriended lynsie. he's a friend of lynsie's and he's concerned because he hadn't heard from her. >> what did you learn about marty rosler? >> marty rosler was not marty rosler. >> he did have a criminal record, what he did have was a relationship with lynsie that he hadn't told his wife about. he told police he would pick lynsie up and give her rides but that was about it. marty was 58. >> she was 20? >> she was 20. >> they were boyfriend and girlfriend? >> don't think so. >> so police brought in marty. over two days they recorded interviews. sometimes on video, sometimes on audiotape. >> when's the last time you saw lynsie? >> a week ago now. >> i don't think so. >> absolutely. >> no, absolutely not. >> marty said that he had last seen lynsie the day is that she went to san diego on that friday. >> did you believe him? >> we really didn't believe him. >> they didn't believe him because of a tip they had received, a clerk at a local clothing stor

miss fox? >> thank you, mr. chairman. secretary ross. thank you very much for being here today. we appreciate it. i think we've heard it here enough, but i'll say it again. the question's not new. it's been asked before and it's been appropriate, mr. secretary, i've been interested in this issue since the last census in 2010. in fact, in 2009 i introduced a bill to require citizen be asked on the 2010 census and every census thereafter. if congress had enacted my bill you wouldn't have been put in the position to answer the citizenship question. it would already be part of the census. we're in the midst of a national debate on immigration. there are millions of people living in this country illegally who are counted the same. the same as u.s. citizens and people who followed our laws and entered our country legally. the department of homeland security has great data in the number of naturalized u.s. citizens. we have this accurate data because these folks followed the rules and entered our country the right, legal way and the fact is that we don't have reliable data on illegal i

ross was hiding something. they believed there was no way he could have opened that door and missed his son in the back seat oflity that maybe he really did just throw the light bulbs in there and didn't see cooper? >> absolutely, but when you look at everything else in the case, absolutely not. >> reporter: and that "everything else" included what investigators uncovered on ross' cell phone. there were a whole lot of secrets to be revealed? >> yes, ma'am. >>> coming up -- >> did you engage in sexual acts with him? >> yes, on three different occasions. >> this guy clearly was leading a double life. ♪ ♪ protect your pet with the #1 name in flea and tick protection. frontline plus. trusted by vets for nearly 20 years. starting a business means i have to be well rested, every night of the month. always overnight pads have up to a 2x larger back for up to 10 hours of protection. it catches leaks, so you can catch zzzzs. because my morning starts before morning starts. always i heard there guwere fleas out here.r? and t-t-t-t-t-icks! and mosquitoooooooooooes! listen up, scaredy cats. we all have k9 advantix ii to p

ross: i don't think there's any need to respond, sir. >> very well. miss ocasio-cortez. >> thank you, chairman. secretary ross, thank you for coming in and offering your testimony today. kansas secretary of state yischris kobach mentioned by my colleague was noted by "the new york times" as laboring long and hard in his career, notably in the areas of voter suppression and nativism. he stated last year that he encouraged president trump to add a question about citizenship to the census during the early weeks of trump's presidency. kobach said, "i raised the issue with the president shortly after he was inaugurated" and, "he was absolutely interested in this." shortly thereafter in april of 2017, steve bannon asked you to speak to mr. kobach about his, quote, ideas about including a citizenship question on the 2020 decennial census. did you speak to mr. kobach about his ideas on the citizenship question? as i described earlier in my testimony, kris kobach did have a conversation with me early on -- >> so, you -- sec. ross: i'm sorry, i'm not finished. chris

urban outfitters higher after a mixed quarter beating on earnings, missing on revenue same-store sales were up 3% in the quarter. >>> rosse beating top and bottom lines. first quarter guidance coming in a bit below estimates. >>> and chinese tesla competitor neo plunging after a wider than expected loss. deliveries of its es-8 model could fall 50% in the first quarter versus the fourth quarter. that is down some 7% >>> final thoughts, mike another lackluster session, but not declining sharply. >> kind of holding in there at these levels it's been an incredibly tight range for the last six or eight training days. >> the jobs report. >> we have a jobs report friday. >> we will look forward to that and much more alale analysis to come. >> "fast money" begins right now. >>> live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york's times square, i'm scott wapner in for melissa lee tonight on "fast," stocks stalling out, but ubs's keith parker says don't worry, new highs are coming he'll tell you where to find the best bargains in the market. >>> plus the ge shocker, the stock falling back below $10 a share. we'll tell you what

missing and police are frantically trying to find them. this is the alert the chp just sent out. they're looking for jessica tucker and her daughter ross land artiga. they live in richmond. they were last seen leaving a home in hercules. tucker is driving a 2005 block honda crv. it's an suv. license number 5 max 512. you're urged to call 911 if you see them. >>> a popular mma fighter from san jose seriously hurt tonight. the question is what happened to him? a jugger found sam romero lying along the guadalupe trail on sunday morning. the family spoke to damon trujillo who joins us from valley med. damian. >> reporter: he remains in critical condition. his family says sam has been a fighter all his life. now he's facing his biggest challenge. he is a master inside the octagon. a fighter with a resistance to pain. tonight the family of some romero was at his bedside at valley medical center. a jogger found him partly submerged in the river unconscious. >> he was brought in, not responsive, and i collapsed, because i thought my son was dead. >> reporter: his last fight was on saturday. on sunday the family says sam met friends for dinner

ross bryne's kick was charged down, all kieran treadwell gathered the loose ball to slide over. but byrne made amends just five minutes later, feigning a pass outside before ediving over to score himself. he missedk with 13—11. still to come on sportsday... callum's commonwealtcolla pse comeback... hawkins hopes to prove a point at the london marathon — his first since missing out on a medal in australia... ferrari have put their disappointing opening race of the season in australia behind them by locking out the front row of the grid to get a medal for to get a medalfor a major championship. ferrari have put their disappointing opening race of the season in australia behind them by locking out the front row of the grid for tomorrow's bahrain grand prix. and if sebastian vettel thought his biggest rival this season would be world champion lewis hamilton, he might be wrong. nick parrott reports... monica lake claire has come of age, two years ago he was racing and formula to her now at 21 years and 166 days, he is the second youngest driver to claim pull in formula 1. he impressed during the first season with earning the move to ferrari, he pushed the full—time champion and end opening race in au

live to live the he's driverless center in los angeles andrew ross sorkin is there with a lyft board member ben horowitz you won't want to misse wait for lyft's opening trade, wl,onel d't go anywhere. >> big suspense. measure up? a cfa charterholder does. you've worked hard to grow your wealth. make sure you're working with a wealth manager who can grow with you. cfa charterholders have the investment expertise to unlock opportunities other advisors might not see. learn what a cfa charterholdr can do for you at therightquestion.org >>> welcome back to this special edition of eson the street let's send it over now to andrew ross sorkin in los angeles sitting down with ben horowitz, general founder and co-owner of andriese anne horowitz and more importantly a lyft board member. andrew >> ben is here your firm owns 6% of this company. over $1 billion now. when you invested in this company, it was not a clear investment which is to say there was a real view this was a winner take all market, something that roger mcnamie talked about. >> hasn't turned out that way. >> and here we are historically you make early investments in comp

missing. you want to become relevant in the contest, go ahead and determined that your votes will go to the popular vote rather than to who your state is voting for. >> ross is right in democrats are upset that al gore lost to george wb bush winning the national popular vote very narrowly. same thing with donald trump. that actually never happened. the winner of the popular vote losing electoral vote in any year that started with 19, right, before al gore it had not happened since 1800s. it is a very, rare occurrence. but what i think they are missing and president trump made this point, if you change the game so we are going for the popular vote all i will campaign differently. that is obvious that is what they will do and so candidates will go to large urban centers and rural voters more disenfranchised than they are now. one other quick thing, dana, governor pole scientist lead in the dash leaving the afternoon on friday and you know better it is normally something they do. they are not that proud of. >> dana: 24 have been 24/7 news cycle. thank you very much, ross kaminsky. , rocked by violent protest, paris, 18th week in a row and how the city will c

missing out, okay? it's netflix for conservatives. at a great documentary -- i have a great documentary about jerusalem. ladies and gentlemen, join me, ambassador bill hagerty and secretary wilbur rosslause] >> [inaudible conversations] >> ladies and gentlemen, it's time for our next panel. examining the contributions of the only democracy in the middle east. please welcome ambassador ettinger. professor eugene court of which and elie pieprz, and aylana meisel of the tikvah fund. >> all right. hello, cpac. i think that between the four of us were flown something like 24,000 24,000 miles to be here with you and it's wonderful and you're all fantastic and this so much fun and it's been worth every single mile. right? >> amen. >> amen. let's get started. america loves israel and american conservatives a special of israel. [applause] that's right and israel loves america. and as they learned in 2017 the reasons and the expression of this relationship, the reason for the expression of it go much farther than most people realize. american financial and political support and american ideas most important of all have really helped build an exceptional society in the middle east after they w

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