reporter: thanks, russ. realistic i administration will not get $8.6 billion for wall funding through this budget. are there other executive actions you've been looking at in order to pursue, despite national emergency being declared, treasury asset forfeiture and drug enforcement dollars you can use in order to continue fill the additional funding you say is necessary for the wall? >> right now we're focused on spending the money congress gave us in the last appropriations bill and money that we have identified as part of declaring a national emergency and spending that well. this $8.6 billion is geared towards what we would need in addition to complete that wall. reporter: russ, i know the administration talked about the importance of infrastructure and you proposed 200 billion-dollar infrastructure this year but last year there were cuts to other programs that would have caused a net decrease to infrastructure spending would. there be a net increase of infrastructure spending under this budget in. >> what

i'm just not going to continue to take disrespect for my family.> russ isn't lyin russ isn't lyin aboutot a formal warning last night that their behavior was outta hand... "but" they were allowed to return to their seats. and the players say that's the prclose they can reach out and touch them (remember a kid poked russ a couple weeks ago).. you can't poke them like they're a lion in a cage that can't hurt you.. and you know some fans are doing it purposely to get a rise outta the players.. but of course it is never ok for a athlete to threaten violence let alone haul of an hit somebody. . if an athlete lashes out, they could do some serious damage.. especially if they're a pro=fighter.. which is why conor mcgregor was just arrested in miaimi beach. here he is being booked in to jail and then released last night because of what he did earlier in the day.. it was about 5am, mcgregor was leaving a nightclub and obviously didn't like the camera in his face.. so he slapped the cellphone out of so it and took it with him.. that's nothin' in the boxing ring but in the real world.. it's felony

the jazz fan says it was totally unprovoked and he just told russ to ice his knees.. mmm hmmm..tarted when a young man and his wife sitting in the stands told me to get down on my knees like i used to. and for me that's completely dis respectful. i think its racial. i think its inappropriate. there is no protection for the players. especially here in utah. every time i come here there are a lot of disrespectful things that are said. i'm just not going to continue to take disrespect for my family.>russ isn't lyin about the raucus utah crowd: five fans got a formal warning last night that their behavior was outta hand... "but" they were allowed to return to their seats. and the players say that's the problem.. the fans are sitting so close they can reach out and touch them (remember a kid poked russ a couple weeks ago).. you can't poke them like they're a lion in a cage that can't hurt you.. and you know some fans are doing it purposely to get a rise outta the players.. but of course it is never ok for a athlete to threaten violence let alone haul of an hit somebody. if an athlete

working together that russ hads some insurance money and he'd be better to you dead than alive. have and at that point i kind of looked at her and i thought, man, did this not give somebody a motive somewhere along the line? >> was this a case of angry words having unintended consequences or as some suspected, had brenna actively recruited russel's killers? the family couldn't know for sure, but that question now complicated their relationships with brenna and the grandchildren. >> and we tried to be as supportive as we could for the kids, but i know she listens to all of their conversations. so it's a very controlled conversation. >> when it comes to awkward telephone conversations none could have been more strained than the ones that took place between jim huden's lover and jim huden's wife after he fled to mexico. >> you call her first or she called you? >> no. she called me. >> what did she want to talk about? >> well, she wanted to know how much the cops had been bugging me and what they knew and if i had heard from jim or anything like that. >> and you, what? told her? >>

. >> reporter: thank you, russ. lastly, quick comment.e extend our prayers to the loved once and friends and family of those killed in the tragic crash ethiopian airlines. at least eight u.s. citizens were among the victims. we are working with the government of ethiopia and ethiopian airlines to offer all possible assistance. with that, i will take your questions. >> sarah, the president said democrats hate jewish people, according to a recent report. we've all seen him tweet last couple of days that democrats are the, quote, anti-jewish party. does the president really believe democrats hate jews? >> look, the president's been an unwaivering and committed ally to israel and the jewish people. frankly, the remarks that have been made by a number of democrats and fail to be called out by democratic leadership is, frankly, abhorrent and sad and it's something that should be called by name. it shouldn't be put in a watered down resolution. it should be done the way the republicans did it when steve king made terrible comments. we called it

russ: in previous cycles the fed cuts 300 basis points.where near that level. the latitude to ease monetary conditions when the next recession hits will be limited. that is compounded by the fact that given recent deficits you will not have the fiscal resources. the next recession maybe not that deep but we may be slow to come out of it given the typical tools may not be available. francine: when do you think the next recession will hit? john: we think we are more in the middle innings of this economic cycle than toward the end of the game. we think there's a lot of runway left. it is beingile affected by global slowdown in growth has never followed into a recession. , and ourways led economy is still strong. we have never gone into a recession with interest rates below 2%. we are still close to zero. we think there is still a ways to go before the recession that would affect the markets hits. tom: i want to know if there will be a change in the use of cash. do we still see buybacks and dividend increases? russ: i think you're going to see

the most recent set of announcements come from charlotte russe and family dollar.ts stores and that going out of business sales start today at all of its remaining stores. additionally, family dollar's parent company, dollar tree, plans to close 390 stores this year while renovating 1,000 other locations. its renovated family dollar locations will sell alcohol and include a $1 merchandise section. >>> police are looking for a woman who pulled a gun on a worker at a drive through restaurant. it happened in henry county, georgia, at wendy's. surveillance camera caught this. she throws something out of the window, grabs a gun and points it at the cashier before driving off. police officers posted this video in hopes of catching a woman. >> hangry right there at the wendy's drive through. >>> there's an app, digitail, was launched to control the speed and movement of a tail if you want to do such a thing. the founder and his wife have engineered thousands of tails. you've heard of them, those furries. the tail company has more than doubled their kick starter goals. abo

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charlotte russe has 500 stores in 49 states and puerto rico. including locations in combia, national harbor, wheaton, tyson's corner and springfield. with your cnbc business report, i'm frank holland. >>> let's check back in with bell. >> dog walking forecast time. hennel cake here available for rescue at humane rescue alliance. a cute little dog. nice breed. nice lap dog for you. temperatures, keep the pace up on the walks this morning. it is cold ou>>ide. t is cold. 26 out right now. major delays on the outer loop of the beltway. we'll talk about where the problem is and what you can do to avoid the situation. some other issues, as >>> right now, first 4 traffic alert. if you take the beltway, outer loop at any point, coming down 95 southbound, approaching georgia avenue, a five-mile backup. the icc might be worth it for you day. thank you. >>> happening today, a former member of president trump's inner circle will learn his fate. >> in a matter of hours, paul manafort will stanbefore a judge in virginia. he's been convicted of multiple finan

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. >> reporter: russ hancock says layoffs are not uncommon in the tech industry. paypalisade it's restructure. oracle is reevaluating its product focus. >> we don't want to minimize that. it's terrible. on the other hand we have to keep this in perspective. there are 1.5 million people working in silicon valley. and about 40% of those jobs, even more, are tech jobs. and tech companies are constantly upsizing, downsizing, pivoting. >> reporter: heslaust unfortunay how tndustry works. richard knows, after his layoff, he never returned. >> enough was enough. >> reporter: the bay area economy is strong in. february, we added 7,000 jobs. because of that, tech workers laid off will likely bounce back. >>> lyft is getting treed go public on friday. it has upped its expected ipo price to between $70 and $72 a share. heavy weights expected to go public this year. >>> 50 women allege they were sexually exploited and trafficked through the website, backpage.com. a lawsuit claims that a cells force provided a customized database for the site which has been taken down>> newe c

a judge approved the sale of charlotte russe assets to a liquidation company. still to sell its intellectual property, and a buyer could keep the brand alive in brick and mortar form. the last day to use your gift cards is march 21st. >>> more and more of us are cutting the cord, getting rid of traditional cable and satellite and turning to streaming services. a new study by linkedman research group shows almost twice the number of people had paid tv providers last year, traditional pay-tv providers, than the year before. video subscribersdent clined by nearly -- subscribers declined by nearly three million last year. at&t's directv took the biggest hit. losing more than 1.2 million subscribers. >> really? >> wow. >> remember, abc7 is free off the air -- >> true. >> thank you, michael. >>> the newest trends in the automobile industry are now on display at the 2019 silicon valley auto show going on in san jose. nearly 3 -- sorry, 30 manufacturers are showing off their new models. of course, there are the popular super cars, the lamborghinis, the astin martin, pr

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. >>> attention parents, the closing sale at charlotte russe starts today. it's filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. >>> the company that owned family dollar plans to close nearly 400 locations nationwide after it reported a $2.3 billion loss during its fourth quarter and the company says that they plan to renovate 1,000 other stores. also this afternoon, alaska airlines will take its first nonstop flight from san jose to northern seattle. here's the flight path for you. that plane running service from san jose to paine field. the airline plans to kick off the flight with games and giveaways at the gate at 4:15 this afternoon. >>> nbc bay area is delivering news to you with a new cast on instagram of sink in and sand hill road podcast. scott mcgrew takes you inside the world of venture capital. this week's episode scott is with venture capitalist tim draper. they actually make a bet over starbucks will some day accept bitcoin. >> you think they won't? >> i'm betting you a nickel. >> you are out of your mind. >> sean, our producer is here. we have bet a nickel a

russ, jason was going through a few examples and some are incredible. you say $50 million here and $1.3 million there. this is even in a percentage base, well outside of the range of what anybody could reasonably understand. this is just the tip of the iceberg, though. >> right, and you can run afoul of laws in doing that sort of thing. the way that usually works in a commercial property, the property owner would submit an income and expense statement saying how much they're making and what the profit is, and there's a multiplying used to fig out what it's worth. they often argue about that multiplier, called the capitalization rate. if the data that's submitted, the statement that is submitted is not true, not accurate, which you submit under penalty of a crime usually, you can really run afoul. they don't often check that, they don't go in and look at your books as an auditor might later on. >> so theoretically, somebody might be looking at it. reporters like you are looking at it, but i'm talking about people like the southern district or whomever. s

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." ♪ >> reporter: grandpa russ stonebeck is a retired rocket scientist -- really -- and he loves playinga. ♪ what does grandpa get out of it? >> at the end of the day, the satisfaction of knowing you put a smile on some kid's face. >> reporter: sounds like you might have one on your own. >> yeah. >> reporter: two years since it started, 12 grandpas and grandmas spread their love of music. and not just in band choir and orchestra too. ♪ and the tune is catching. >> i'm not the best player here, but you know, he makes me feel like i'm one of the best. >> even if you do make mistakes, you'll always get better because you just keep trying and trying until you get your best. >> reporter: what else do you think you're teaching them aside from music? >> a sense of values. anything that you want to be good at takes dedication. ♪ >> reporter: and when a young person finally hits that pitch-perfect note, well, that is music to their ears. >> i think that if someone has music, they have a friend for life. >> reporter: kevin tibbles, nbc news, reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of

neil: russ, good to see you,. >> thank you, neil. neil: we have a lot more to report on.resident is a little bit late. maybe the plan is to be fashionably late. he can afford to do that he is heading over to the capitol for the policy lunch later on today. he will be meeting we're told on trade issues, talking only to the republicans. the senate side, talking only to republicans. democrats for example, on the mueller report this weekend were caucusing only with fellow democrats. each side doing very effective job of talking to themselves. unfortunately not each other. more after this. rather than worry about how to pay for long-term care. brighthouse smartcare℠ is a hybrid life insurance and long-term care product. it protects your family while providing long-term care coverage, should you need it. so you can explore all the amazing things ahead. talk to your advisor about brighthouse smartcare. brighthouse financial. build for what's ahead℠ brighthouse financial. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will

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want the claims to be resolved because that's basically the foundation upon which everything else russ and. it would be natural because the trump president negotiating in isn't about moving the commercial relationship sort of back together or healing it it's more about the politics and it's more about looking tough and it's more about basically. creating distance as opposed to solving problems kind of business. for the most part businesses. in my recent travels been meeting whether it's with the representatives with companies with governments is to try to get them to encourage the cubans to agree to negotiate the claims because the claimants are very willing and very interested to settle the claims there are basically the cuban government's best supporters and who are trying to do is get the trumpet ministration to say look you said that the purpose of recent policy changes is yes to courage democracy but it's also supposedly to settle these issues well then why aren't you doing some things to settle these issues you seem to be going the other way and unfortunately it's politics it's d

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i think there's a concern that the standards couldbecome too own russ. they may be deserving students, even though they also have parents who are alumni, andco get screened out. those sorts of things. this is really in some ways a politician's driem. >> i think the people that have -- tha have more privilege to get their kids into these kooids schools, and so i think you're goingo see similar investigations. my guess is there may be other investigations underway already by the department of justice based on things that they've heard jus in h first round. >> i do want to move to health care as well because there's a lot to discuss there. a lot is at stake to dismantle the affordable care act. millions ofd americans colose health care if that happens. why is the president doing this nowd when he signalled earlier that he would be okay with just chippingay parts of the aca. now the administrationpis taking thition that the entirety of the law ought to be invalidated. it's a relatively dubious legal argument. i think if you talk to people who follow this clo

ok can discount this or you know what fascinated me in this film i'm big russ because if you can say that it is. some kind of critique but isn't it at the same time a profound fascination by scholarly museum you fall in love you like thirty two hours and i want and you know now i mean explained it to the critic of feminist political correctness if there is a nobel in p.v.c.'s that i think. it's not good although it pretends to be a feminist margaret atwood's handmaid's tale you know it portrays life in a future united states where the conservative christian fundamentalists take over the women that you're not allowed to read they are oppressed but i have two problems for me. it's all a beautiful example can be made stable of what frederick grandson my friend american barack called not started last for the present my god i mean because all of this series is sustained by a great nostalgia for what is lost in the. fundamentalists there are our present liberal society and in this sense this series portraying this dark domain totally ignore of the key question we please but how den deep th

russ mould, investment director at aj bell is back with us. 0ne story dominating the papers is the newsthis device that tells us what speed we are going and in some cases could enforce us to lower our speed. and it could have potentially automatic braking. i had that in my car already and i find that quite confusing. i don't find it that safe because i'm not expecting it. it's pa rt because i'm not expecting it. it's part of this ongoing trend towards self driving cars. there are several considerations. if it's a european law, will it apply in the uk? uk authorities said they would put it in place. we have very good at obeying laws when it's presented to us. obeying laws when it's presented to us. be intrigued to know what the german population think of it seeing as the auto barn doesn't have a speed limit. a viewer in germany says have the eu not noticed how well it runs in germany? the eu say it could cut road deaths to zero by 2050. everyone would welcome that but clearly there is a point, is this the nanny state? there is an override and clearly in some cases common sense will apply

. >> also joining congress from the west is russ fulcher from idaho. he's a former state senator and businessman. >> you began as a gubernatorial candidate. how did that happen? >> i came very close. that was kind of a continuation on. but as the field kind of filled out it was pretty clear there was a lot of overlap. and also at the same time, my predecessor stepped down. and opened up this stodor and i seemed like a very good fit and just worked out. >> you mentioned a crowded political field in idaho. in that primary you won 18 of the 19 counties. >> for me right now, i believe that things worked out the way they were supposed to. i'm not sure there's one that's better than the other. but the congressional seat has turned out to be a good fit in my professional life in addition to being in the legislature. had a long period of time of traveling internationally. and i think that might give you perspective. thot just traveling, but doing a lot of business internationally. maybe just perspective that c e comes with a congressional seat. >> what sort of

. >>> it's been a tough week for abercrombie & fitch, family dollars, chicos and charlotte russe announcede closing. it amounted to 1100 chain stores shut down in 12 -- 24 hours. pennies, gap and tesla are closing stores as well. on wall street the dow fell. the nasdaq down your and the s&p down 22. >>> air b and b is planning on buying hotel tonight. it is worth 465 million making it the biggest acquisition. air b and baton rouge built a -- airbnb built the business. >>> keeping young kids healthy. children learn to share germs before they learn to share anything else. how a day care is using technology to cut down on illness. >> bill martin has the forecast. . >>> a day care if the east bay is the fist in the country to use a hands free device. it was designed for the health care industry. the child care workers are now using it to get a roading on if a child is sick. >> at lil' bud's day care, this is how they start the day. at the high-tech device that takes the temperature. it is the willow station. it's used in medical clinics hospitals and jails, but this is the first time in a day

sarah: thank you, russ. lastly, quick comment, we extend our prayers to the loved ones and friends and family of those killed in the tragic crash eeth ethiopia and flight, eight u.s. citizens were among the victims. we are working with the ethiopian government. with that, i will take your questions. reporter: the president said that democrats hate jewish people, according to a recent tweet. democrats are quote, the anti-jewish party. does the president believe democrats hate jews? sarah: the president is a committed ally to the jewish people and the remarks that have been made by a number of democrats and failed to be called out by democratic leadership, it is sad and something that should be called by name. what uldn't be put in a occurred-down solution. it should be done like steve king. we would like to see democrats follow suit. reporter: the president has not condemned steve king. supreme asy. te sarah: the husband has been briefed on a number of topics nd i refer to you to those comments. reporter: the

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thomas drake and russ tice yes as to as to what the kind of what what what might be happening here and what kind of technology are we talking about moving forward yes so a couple things on that so tice specifically says that he says if anything the n.s.a. no longer needs the particular meditator program that they were using keep in mind when snowden revealed this program in going off for a few years and when he revealed it was twenty thirteen it's been six years i mean how much as has messaging phone data all that advantage in the last six years so it's been tremendous he says they no longer need the particular program to parse the card catalog mehta data and they can mine the content data directly with an enhanced algorithms and processing and strappy and so essentially what tice's saying is look the program they had in the past they didn't stop using it because it was ineffective even though it was they've stopped using it because the technology is as advance to the point where they don't have to collect all this metadata anymore and algorithms are actually performing the same functi

sarah: thank you, russ. lastly, quick comment, we extend our prayers to the loved ones and friends and family of those killed in the tragic crash flight.pian airlines at least eight u.s. citizens were among the victims. we are working with the ethiopian government. with that, i will take your questions. reporter: the president said that democrats hate jewish people, according to a recent tweet. -- according to a recent report. we have seen him tweet that democrats are quote, the anti-jewish party. does the president believe democrats hate jews? sarah: the president is a committed ally to israel and the jewish people and frankly, the made by aat have been number of democrats and failed to be called out by democrat leadership is frankly abhorrent and sad and something that should be called by name. it shouldn't be put in a watered-down resolution. it should be done like what happed to steve king. he made terrible comments and we ofipped them -- stripped him committee memberships. reporter: the president has no

was russ and babies r us are going out of business, and the market share was up for grabs.ms tend to have a lower profit margin than home and apparel. joe: do people go to target looking for the things they want to buy or do they search for like instant pot or crockpot or whatever, and a target by jeanette on google and pays part of that revenue to some third-party? are they showing real traction as a destination or where people lined up -- people wind up? >> i think there are showing interested -- interest in destination. get have products you can't anywhere else, and they have gone heavy with those private label brands, and other categories, they are seeing strong growth. they have big plans on that in the new year, so they just launched lingerie and the sleeper lines. given how victoria's secret is on the run right now, you can see a lot of space for target. romaine: i use target as a destination, but one store that is over my head and i don't get is kohl's. they seem to be doing ok and have had a lot of partnerships that have aided the progress recently, right? kohl's d

host: joining congress from the west is representative russ fulcher, from the 1st district of idaho. >> you begin the cycle as a gubernatorial candidate and ended up a congressman. how did that happen? rep. fulcher: i ran in 2014 and came really close. that was kind of a continuation on. prior to that i had the good fortune of being in the senate for a 10 year window of time. as the field filled out it was pretty clear that there was a lot of overlap in the state in terms of various candidates and also at the same time, my predecessor in the united if congress stepped down and opened up this door. it seemed like a very good fit and it just worked out. host: you mentioned a crowded political field in idaho. in the first district primary, you won 18 of the 19 counties in the first district. do you know what the one county that you lost? rep. fulcher: i think it was a county right next to canada, boundary county. i think i didn't get far enough. host: what is a better job? rep. fulcher: for me right now i believe that things worked out exactly the way they were supposed to. i am not sur

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. >> also join congress from the west is russ fulcher, a republican from idaho.e's a former state senator and businessman. >> congressman, you begin 2018 cycle as a gubernatorial congress and you ended up as a congressman from idaho. how did that happen? >> in 2014 it came very close and that was a continuation continuation on. prior to that i had the good fortune of being in the senate for tenure when of time. but as the field kind of filled out it was pretty clear there was a lot of overlap in the state in terms of the various candidates and also at the same time my predecessors in the trendy conkers step down and opened up this door, and it seemed like a very good fit and it just worked out. >> you mentioned a crowded medical field in idaho. in that gubernatorial for the first district primary you want 18th and 19 counties in the first district. do you know what the one county wasn't that you lost? >> i believe it was right next to canada. >> what happened? >> i probably didn't get that far north enough. >> what's the better job? >> for me right now i believe

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