representative sanford bishop junior, georgia. clyburn,ative james north carolina. representative al hastings, florida. representative eddie bernice johnson, texas. rush,entative bobby illinois. representative robert scott, virginia. thompson,tive benny mississippi. representative sheila jackson lee, texas. cummings,tive elijah maryland. representative danny davis, illinois.

so, mark sanford, why are americans mad?ghter ). >> well i think, you know, a good message is being sent here which is, you know, republican leadership and membership alike said this is a problem. we need to change it, and we just did. >> trevor: get the (bleep) out of here, man! this guy is trying to take credit for fixing the mistake they made. you can't (bleep) on the floor and brag about how you cleaned it up. you can't do that! you can't do that! "look how shiny it is. look how shiny it is. i (bleep) and now look how shiny it is!" no! is that why americans are mad? ( buzzer ) i thought so! and so, unfortunately, once again, no one in congress wins our grand prize. which in case you were wondering, is an ounce of decency. yeah. there you go. that's what it is. yeah. i know-- it's really, really powerful stuff. you get high off had (bleep). and it's a righteous high. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ (catchy up♪eat music) ♪ so tasty. i really did save hundreds on my car insurance with geico. i should take a c

sanford. mr. sanford: i thank the gentleman from texas and i thank you on a nightly basis you come down to the well and help inform people. jeversorn, founding fathers talked about how important it was to have an informed elect rate and i appreciate the way you give people clarity and information that they can make their own decisions with. that process of informing is important about the body politic. and i want to say how much i appreciate you do so to me and the people i represent. i appreciate -- and borrowing a few moments of your time and i want to talk about a bill that i introduced today entitled the real i.d. privacy protection act. it's a bipartisan bill and supported by representative meadows and representative pingree from maine. and they do so because it is a commonsense bill that gets to the deficiencies that some can find in real i.d. it eliminates the requirement that your personal documentation and documents be held in archives in essence warehouses for 10 years. that it not requi

sanford is not alone in his twitter embarrassment. really tick off that spectacle time bomb chuck schumer. >> making america great again requires more than 140 characters perish you. kennedy: so pitchy. i love it. all right. house republic cans, senate democrats. who else can we add to the list of the perennially frustrated. china, their state-run news agency is getting very frustrated with trump tweets, like this one, china has been taking out massive amounts of money from the u.s. in trade but won't help with north korea. the state-run paper wrote it's like doing business deals. twitter shouldn't become an instrument of foreign policy. slow down, china, you sounds like chuck schumer in so many ways. the president-elect won't uncouple his thumbs from twitter anytime soon. but why don't you take the fuss budgets and tie them into a sack to fight like a bunch of weasles. your money, baby. i'm kennedy. so will president trump's twit arer arsenal lay waste to washington? chris stirewalt, let's discuss this. the three entities i listed th

sanford: i thank the gentleman. i rise this evening to talk about a bill that myself and jim mcgovern of massachusetts have that we will be offering tomorrow. i think it's an important bill from the standpoint of advancing an perpetuating this american notion called freedom. it's a bill that had 130 sponsors in the last congress. it's a bill that i'm joined on by tom emmer and mr. poe and mr. amash and others as original co-sponsors as we drop the bill tomorrow. it's quite simply entitled the freedom to travel to cuba bill. and what it does is what the name suggests, which is to lift the current restrictions in encumbering an american's act to travel to cuba. the question is, why is that important? i think it's important for a number of different reasons. first of which is tied to the basic, fundamental notion of american liberty. american liberty is built of many different things, you know, the supreme court has actually determined that as real as what you choose to wear or what you choose to eat or what you choose

a team-high 14 points and fourth quarter sanford pulling away. we'll call with a drive in the paint and she gets the bucket to fall in sanford winds it easily 77- 77-50 to pick up their 14th win of the season. ralphie the buffalo has moves but so do the bears as they take on colorado last night. it was the christine show. she cleans up the mess with two and they are up by two. asia thomas finds a way and she finishes with a game-high 29 points as cal wins 65-63 ending three-game skid. a reminder. the new england patriots take on the houston texans tonight right here on "kpix5" followed by the fifth quarter. >>> coming up. trouble in store for bay area- based pandora. how many employees could be at risk for losing a job in the wake of the company's new initiative. >>> plans for a new high-speed rail hit major snags and why it could cause estate another $3 billion. >>> close captioning is sponsored by living spaces. game night is our daughter allie's favorite night. and knowing that her favorite general mills big g cereals are gluten-free, like hon

sanford 11 of 20 from three point range to win 84-70. 995th career win as a coach.tah in salt lake city. 15 points for the utes who were up 12 with four naf to go. kristine inegwe. courtney range the jumper. down two with 25 second left. cal with the turnover. upset by the utes 63-57 that final. last night the sharks were shutout by the blues with the worst road record in the league. trailed two nothing when joe thornton got ejected for spearing. now he weights to hear from the league whether he is fined and/or suspended. sharks showed no fight which the coach was not happy about. >> doesn't matter who is in or out. we need to do a better job, especially the second half. the four check disappeared a little bit and really doesn't matter what happens throughout the game, you got to keep -- stay on the attack. >> flying around to the sony op in beautiful honolulu. shot of the day, chez reavie. he finished tied for eighth at 16 under. but the week belonged to justin thomas, shot 59 on first day, 64 on day two. lowest 36-hole total in pga tour history. finished with back

the 45-year-old bay area ties, playing baseball and football at sanford. his coach, bill walch. he convinced him to switch. now, coming up on game day we will get reaction from beat writer who spoke with york tonight and why at least one man who covers that football team thinks it is a good idea. >> that is good. one man that does. >> yes. at least one. yes. why he thinks that we will see. >> we will stay tuned for game day. >>> delta flights are returning back to normal after a system wide computer glitch. a few hours ago the airline lifted a ground stop. they canceled 150 flights. delta is letting customers change their travel plans without paying fees. >>> a driver had to be rescued from a twisted mass of metal after crashing his car in san francisco today. watch. >> now, he stuck is in there. you can not tell. >> reporter: a witness shot this video. the car is mangled and the driver is trapped inside. the crash happened this morning near 7th and harrison streets. a witness told us a driver was speeding towards the driveway when the car flipped and then smashed into parking m

mark sanford said his tax returns should be made public.didn't move forward since the primary and certainly not after the general election. what makes the congressman believe anything will change? befi was active.gia, i was energetic. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. he also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. for some, lyrica can significantly relieve fibromyalgia pain and improve function, so i feel better. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until y

sanford ran arizona off the floor. the cardinal up 22 at the half. 73-46.derveer within four wins of 1,000. >>> you see this big old face pillow? it belongs to shark center joe thornton. impressive, yeah. well, there's a give-away. how about your own chia jumbo joe thornton. every fan at the game tomorrow against the colorado avalanche gets 1. take home your chia pet, paste it up and watch it grow. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the late show with steven colbert is next. >> do one thing for me now that the inauguration is over? relax. take a deep breath. enjoy the rain and have a great weekend. that's three things. >> have a good one!

. >>> now i'm joined by congressman mark sanford republican from south caroli. congressman, thank you for joining me, as alws. >> my pleasure. >> i want to start off with something that you said. you said that president trump's first few days in office is off to a rocky start. you're getting calls from constituents. are you confident at the moment that he is taking the country in the right direction? i know we're only on day three -- day five, really. >> yeah, in fairness, you give anybody more than a week of runway in starting up an administration. my only point in making that comment was, at times i think he chases his tail on strange subjects. i think from the standpoint of executive orders it would matter to the people to who voted for him. i think he's been off to a good start. i think from the standpoint of cabinet appointments he's been off to a good start. but when he begins to go into crowd size and other things, i think he creates his own distractions. >> what are your constituents saying when they're calling you and voicing their concerns? >> what the

susan: i wish i said i had a good eye and picked them out as students in sanford and said, "come in myarage." i wish i could tell you that, but it did not work that way. what happened is, i bought a house, and houses are very expensive in silicon valley, and i was a student, and so i wanted someone to help me pay the mortgage. they were looking for space, and it was just the two of them plus they had one employee. space is also expensive, so they knew they could move into my garage quickly and easily at a relatively low cost for them. it was really appealing. so, they just moved in. emily: your mom was a teacher, your dad was a physics professor at stanford, and you have two sisters. tell me about a day in your household? susan: we grew up on the stanford campus which meant all of the neighbors we had were professors around us which definitely influenced us, because everybody was studying to do something and had a passion. so, i am the oldest, and i would say i am the more practical one as the oldest. growing up, i was also creative. i loved making things, and i think that is what led

h.r. 538 introduced by representative sanford bishop of georgia, would redesignate the monument in georgia as the ocmulgee mounds historical park to include approximately 2,100 new acres to be acquired by donation or exchange only. it will conduct a resource study to add the river corridor to the national park system. the study will examine the national significance of the site as well as the best methods and means for ensuring protection and interpretation of this area. the bill was passed by voice vote in the house in the 114th congress and i urge my colleagues to vote in favor of passage today. and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. mr. sablan. mr. sablan: mr. speaker, at this time, i yield as much time as he may consume the sponsor of the bill, congressman sanford bishop of georgia. the speaker pro tempore: jarninged. mr. bishop: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 538, the ocmulgee mounds national park boundary revision act of 2017. first, i want to thank the gentleman for yielding, mr. sabl

sanford beats washington state tonight. >>> terry porter is now head coach at university of portland and he had a rough night against st. mary's. calvin herman gave the gaels the lead. the pilots were six points shy of their all time low. >>> matthew brown has been rowing the atlantic ocean since december 14th with it three others. team red boat is 450 miles from the finish in antigua and are on track to set the world record of 35 total days. he told us on satellite phone today that seasick, got the race off -- seasickness got the race off to a very rough start. >> i was not able to eat anything for more than 48 hours and i would try to drink water and would just throw up everything in my stomach. now we're all feeling good going strong going into the finish here. hopefully we can carry each other into contention for this record. >> we wish them the best and they are just out there with that satellite phone and hopefully they get to that finish because that's a tough trip. >> that's it and they're sick and that's all they have. they have each other and the boat. >> so much fun. >> th

sanford ran arizona off the floor. the cardinal up 22 at the half. 73-46.thin four wins of 1,000. >>> you see this big old face pillow? it belongs to shark center joe thornton. impressive, yeah. well, there's a give-away. how about your own chia jumbo joe thornton. every fan at the game tomorrow against the colorado avalanche gets 1. take home your chia pet, paste it up and watch ,,,,, >>> the late show with steven colbert is next. >> do one thing for me now that the inauguration is over? relax. take a deep breath. take a deep breath. enjoy the rain and have a ,,,, ator) on today's special paid presentation take a deep breath. enjoy the rain and have a ,,,, for cindy crawford's new meaningful beauty ultra, brought to you by guthy-renker, you'll discover the secrets to not only aging gracefully, but beautifully while looking your absolute best every step of the way. i think my philosophy on aging is really more my philosophy on living, which is just do it well, take care of yourself. it's about celebrating where you are and being the best you that you can be

in sanford's go. that is all for now.omberg. ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." donald john trump was sworn in as the 45th president states to date. an estimated 800,000 people gathered at the white house as he took the oath, led by john roberts. trump: i do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united

the former sanford swimmer convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman during a party on campusther than prison time turner served three months in jail. the new law broadens the definition of rape to include all forms of nonconsensual sexual assault. >>> one new law that hits the books tomorrow focuses on hands- free driving. starting tomorrow it will be illegal to hold your phone while driving. as ktvu's rob malcolm reports drivers will have to stop or invest in a new device to mount it on to the dashboard. >> they have the signs you could write on and hold them up to people. i would like it to say hang up and drive. >> reporter: a message chp has been touting for years. now the law authored by a hayward assemblyman makes it easier for police to ticket drivers. >> if we see it in your hand at all whether you are playing pokemon or using your iphone for maps or trying to text your friend, it is all illegal now. if your phone is in your hand you are in violation of the law. >> reporter: drivers can use cell phones if they do it hands- free. in most cases voice activated and opera

mixed news on the economy. 0 oovrjts sanford university has lifted a suspension against the ban know for its playful antics. the university suspended the group accusing members of violating the school's drink policy. the band appealed saying it would make reforms while they can now perform at school events. they are subject to oversight and review. >>> a move to make california the first stays in the nation to offer a third gender option on state documents a bill by scott winer would allow an option other than male and female on driver license's and birth certificates. they face discriminations when they use ideas that do not reflect their jerd. >>> all the rain and snow in california is paying off. close to half of the state is now out of the drought. the u.s. drought monitor reported yesterday that severe or extreme drought exists in only 51% of the state. take a look at these two maps. the one on the left shows drought levels at this time last year. the one on the right shows the areas dealing with drought conditions, you see significantly less. officials say only 2% of the state

in sanford's go. that is all for now.. ♪ >> pressure on the greenback treasury secretary. he calls out an excessively strong dollar. manus: revamping trade. president trump signs another executive order, this time with .rawing the u.s. from ttp he threatens u.s. businesses with a major attacks. the u.k.'s acclaim court will deliver its decision -- the u.k. supreme court will deliver its decision on whether the prime minister can trigger article 50.

we are seeing members of congress -- mark sanford of south carolina at the capital making their way to those seats on the west front of the capital overlooking the mall and the washington monument and the lincoln memorial as well. market.ok at the u.s. trading continues on inauguration day. julie hyman? julie: the markets continue a pace with this big backdrop of political events. markets are moving higher. the stock market are moving higher. we have seen a more sideways movement after the initial push upward following the election of donald trump, we saw a sideways move heading into 2017. seeing all three major averages up .5% each. let's take a look back at the rally and compare it to some of the other recent presidents between a first election and their inauguration day. in modern history, the trump rally has been the best with the s&p 500 gaining 6% followed by president clinton with a 4% gain. president obama saw a 15% drop following his election. and president george w. bush for a 6% drop. clinton performing the best over the balance of his two terms followed by president obama.

john lynch, sanford grad. no experience but he's given the nob, what do you think? >> i have seen him comment on football because he's been an analyst. i feel like i know the guy even though i've never met him. i watched him destroy our cal bears at stanford. i hope he does well. >> do you think experience matters? >> yes, with a capital y. i appreciate experience. also in my children's schoolteachers. it matters to me. i don't do football. >> we'll talk much more about that later on in the newscast. >>> we begin with political unrest that continues this morning across the country in response to president trump's controversial executive order that temporarily bans people from 7 predominantly muslim countries including iran, iraq, somalia, sudan, syria, libya. and yemen. >> also there's a four month old on allowing refugees from those countries into the u.s. with an indefinite ban from syria. the order has led to lawsuits. more than a dozen democratic attorney generals from states across the country have vowed to appose the president's order. >>> the white house has

researchers at sanford university studied 100 people over ten years, those who consume caffeinated beveragesly basis have lower levels of inflammation than those who avoided calf teen altogether -- caffeine altogether. this inflammation is associated with a range of health issues like cardiovascular disease. >>> if you eat seasonal fruits and veggies it will help you save money. look for root vegetables, like turnips and sweet potatoes. they are great roasted or add them to soup and stews. greens are packed with antioxidants. winter squash is versatile because it can be added to was was -- casarolls. >>> an overweight pooch is getting the exercise he needs to trim down. the director of the shelter recently moved from alaska with treadmills are used in winter to help animals get the exercise when the temperature drop. it helps the animal form bonds with humans which helps them find their every home a bit sooner. we wish him all the best. >> coming up, chris sowers takes a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, as we take this gloomy look over cape may, new jersey, we're b

a man tried to drive his hummer through a area of sanford road.is vehicle floated and got stuck in a ditch. swift water rescue crews took part in the rescue. >>> rain may be in the forecast but the sun is shining on one san francisco family. >> michael finney is here with a san francisco first. >> it's pretty cool. >> i'm happy to report that san francisco is the first in the nation. provides a new roof and a new solar system to qualify low-income residents. >> today is a great day -- >> juan soto lived in this san francisco home for 30 years. on this day, workers from the nonprofit grid alternatives, were installing solar panels to power juan's home, hopefully for the rest of his life. he expects to see his average bill, $100 greatly reduced. >> above the 80%. >> grid alternatives has installed solar energy free to some 5500 families nationwide. 1500 alone just in the bay area during the past decade. this is the first time they've been able to replace the roof as well. >> the sad thing is that we have to say no to a lot of families whose roofs ar

sanford's 6054-san francisco 54. >> steve: well she was well- known will rebecca her career how she changed the course of those who came after her. >> reporter: and hear something else that could be affected by president >> reporter: the dakota access >> reporter: see how protesters are digging in and what they fear could be the next step from the white house. >> reporter: you will have that story and more kron 4 news at 8. >> reporter: the actress and comedienne helped usher in a new era for women on television. >> reporter: michele turner with our partners as see an endless and mary tyler moore's groundbreaking career. >> reporter: an unmarried 30 is one in she was born december 30th 1946 our family moved to california when she was 8. >> reporter: in 1961 she landed her first show in the van dyke show. lord dress in capri pants at time when whites were scourged and aprons. >> reporter: as a career took off her first marriage to richard crumbled. the mary tyler moore show. so the tv comedian turned to broadway. the seventh time emmy winner carved out her career by being a pioneer who open

a man tried to drive his hummer through a area of sanford road. his vehicle floated and got stuck in a ditch. swift water rescue crews took part in the rescue. >>> rain may be in the forecast but the sun is shining on one san francisco family. >> michael finney is here with a san francisco first. >> it's pretty cool. >> i'm happy to report that san francisco is the first in the nation. provides a new roof and a new solar system to qualify low-income residents. >> today is a great day -- >> juan soto lived in this san francisco home for 30 years. on this day, workers from the nonprofit grid alternatives, were installing solar panels to power juan's home, hopefully for the rest of his life. he expects to see his average bill, $100 greatly reduced. >> above the 80%. >> grid alternatives has installed solar energy free to some 5500 families nationwide. 1500 alone just in the bay area during the past decade. this is the first time they've been able to replace the roof as well. >> the sad thing is that we have to say no to a lot of families whose roofs

as you mentioned, she was arrested at her childhood home yesterday morning outside of sanford cisco,here she had been living with her young son since moving back from orlando, and she has been under close scrutiny ever since her husband husband's deadly rampage seven month ago. in november, she told "the new york times" she knew nothing about her husband's murderous plans, but then she also told authorities she tried to talk him out of it. sources say she drove with him as he cased the pulse nightclub prior to the attack, and that she was with him at a walmart when he bought ammunition. sources also say during that massacre of the two of them exchanged text messages saying they loved each other. though after omar mateen died in a shoot-out, salman said he was abusive and controlling and that will be her strategy in defense. >> i absolutely believe they will bring in experts on the defense side to say that she was a victim, not a co-conspirator or a better and, and they will paint her as a woman that was stuck in a horrible situation with a horrible man. >> the government says, though

sanford. you namet. san mateo at 38. there is that eastly direction. 36 in yukia. single digits. at south lake tahoe subpoena some locations dealing so much snow. i don't think they can go check the gauge some of these not reporting. you can see the circulation around the low as it works to central. it's ours this morning. the low. massive. the entire west coast under the flubs of that low. it's working its way south and weakening. 50s on the temperatures. some morning rain but then a mix of sun clouds, could be a few isolated thunderstorms. one more mix. we get a break wednesday. cold in the morning but dry. thursday a weak systemt. will be brief and light and then it's out of there, friday, saturday and sunday looking good. >> i like that. but for fog. >> that we can handle. nice to dry out a bit for the weekend and get out and about. we were talking about restaurant week. they could use some business. >>> it you watch the warriors. they lost to miami. last second stunner. when we come back we tell you about a special honor later today for seth curry in his hometown. with the x

representative sanford bishop junior, georgia. clyburn,ative james north carolina.sentative al hastings, florida. representative eddie bernice johnson, texas. rush,entative bobby illinois. representative robert scott, virginia. thompson,tive benny mississippi. representative sheila jackson lee, texas. cummings,tive elijah maryland. representative danny davis, illinois. representative gregory meeks, new york. representative barbara lee, california. clay,entative lacey missouri. representative david scott, georgia. representative and manual lever clever, missouri. green, texas. al representative when -- gwen moore. representative yvette clarke. representative keith ellison, minnesota. representative hank johnson, georgia. representative andre carson, indiana. fudge,ntative marsha ohio. bath,entative karen california. gary -- carye sule, alabama. payne, newive donald jersey. beatty,tative joyce ohio. jeffries,tive hakeem new york. representative marc veasey, texas. representative robin kelly, illinois. senator cory booker, new jersey. mr. allentive, adams, adams.d -- a

representative sanford bishop, jr., second district of georgia. representative james e., sixth district of south carolina, assistant democratic leader. representative alcee hastings, 23rd district of florida. representative eddie bernice johnson, 30th district of texas. representative bobby l. rush, first district of illinois. representative robert c. scott, third district of virginia. representative benny g. thompson, second district of mississippi. representative sheila jackson lee, 18th district of texas. representative elijah e. cummings, second district of maryland. representative danny k. davis, second district of illinois. representative gregory w. meeks, fifth district of new york. representative barbara lee, 13th district of california. representative lacy clay, first district of missouri. representative david scott, 13th district of georgia. representative emanuel cleaver ii, fifth district, missouri. representative al green, ninth district of texas. representative gwynn moore, fourth district of wisconsin. representative yvette d. clarke, ninth district of new

representative sanford bishop jr., second district of georgia.ina, assistant democratic leader. representative hastings, 23rd district of florida. representative eddie johnson, 30th district of texas. representative bobby l. rush, first district of illinois. representative robert c. scott, third district of virginia. representative bennie g. thompson, sect district of mississippi. representative sheila jackson lee, 18th district of texas. recenti ti reptivity elijah cummings, and danny k. davis, 7th district of illinois. representative gregory w. meeks, fifth district of new york. representative barbara lee, 13th district of california. representative lacy clay, first district of mysterious. representative david scott, 13th district of georgia. representative emanuel cleaver the second. fifth district, mysterious. representative al green, ninth district, district of texas. representative gwen s. moore, fourth district of wisconsin, whip, congressional black caucus. representative evette d. clark, ninth district, new york. representative keith ell

sanford, gilroy. had a lot of rain and still getting rain here this morning. the bulk of it has moved off after this morning. it's snowing, continuing. down to about the 4,000-foot level. pollack pines around 50. it was 6,000 feet yesterday. 4,000 feet now and i knew this would happen. winter storm warning now out until 10:00 a.m. saturday. national weather service southern california sacramento said which are down trying to fine tune it. snow level again 4,000, may get down to 3800 feet. also a wind advisory out in the sacramento valley and i would be surprise fire department the weather service doesn't issue one for us as well. it'll probably be another similar system. 50s on the temperaturesw. very a couple low to mid40s. more of a westerly breeze. that will start to turn more southerly. you can see the air flow is more west to northwest president that's a sign the system has gone through. we are getting more dry air. not a lot but the next system has no problemt. will be here late tonight and tomorrow this looks like more moderate to heavy rain. we had the

sallie krawcheck invented this on wall street with your work on sanford bernstein.w the stereotype, i am doing trig? sallie: we are now starting to talk about the gender money gaps. with women, there are several gender money gaps that cost us millions over the course of our lives. there is a whole guidebook on this. i am focused on is the gender investing gap, which costs women hunched of thousands or millions, and we still buy the ozzie and harriet math is for guys, guys are better investors than women. neither of those things are true. tom: i try to think of the percentage of our audience who do not know who ozzie and harriet are. sallie: that is way back. "gilligan's island." "the partridge family," may be. we need to actively move away. this is a place of stereotypes. this is the one that drives me nuts -- women need more .inancial education to invest you are right. except the guys need more, too, but they invest anyway. here is the final point. industry simple -- a bull. not a lot of women are looking at that and saying it is for me. francine: we will be back w

sanford bernstein saying the number they have to hit to acquire monsanto is $135 a share. each other, talking about a breakup fee and a potential price. jonathan: a step closer, how much closer? >> i believe right now, bayer has offered $1.5 billion in a termination fee. they are going to want more at monsanto, because a lot of regulatory issues will come up, and price always matters. vonnie: bayer increased its bid for monsanto a second time. that would be $127.50 a share. and while it is well above monsanto's current share price, they seem to want even more. it is about a $5 pickup from the original bid. >> from the original. >> the share price has dropped, so it's more attractive. what's to stop monsanto from saying, ok, we accept? >> monsanto has been clear from early hat th are not going to negiate anything less than a number starting with three. they want $130 minimum to try to get to the table and get a proper deal done. vonnie: bayer has clinched a deal to take over monsanto. the deal is valued at $66 billion, the biggest merger this year, and also the largest merg

representative sanford bishop junior thomas second district of georgia.ddie bernice johnson, 30th district of texas. representative bobby l rush, first district of illinois. representative robert c scott, third district of virginia. representative benny g thompson, second district of mississippi. representative sheila jackson-lee, 18th district of texas. representative elijah e cummings, seventh district of maryland. representative danny k davis, seventh district of illinois. representative gregory w meeks, fifth district of new york. representative barbara lee, 13th district of california. representative lacy clay, first district of missouri. representative david scott, 13th district of georgia. representative emmanuel cleaver, the second, fifth district missouri. representative al green, ninth district of texas. representative when asked more, fourth district of wisconsin. representative yvette d clark, ninth district new york. representative keith ellison, fifth district of minnesota. representative hank johnson, fourth district of georgia. representat

i started writing on sanford & son write out of college, welcome back kotter. i am at heart a writer. i began acting you know, in the mid '80s which is-- i'm sort of a late bloomer when it comes to acting and i'm still finding my feet, so to say, if that's the expression. >> rose: that's a good one. >> well, it's a technical acting term. finding my feet. and you know, i think i would like to try directing next. i directed some episodes of the show. and i think that's a real challenge for me. but i love actors. so i think i would like to try that. and i don't-- i don't know where i will ultimately end up. >> for all of human history the wealthiest person in the world owned land, goldk oil. sometimes they have got that land by being military generals but being wealthy was the natural resources. for the last hundred years starting with rockefeller and ending with the sul tan bruni in 1996, the wealthiest person has always been associatedded with oil. then in 1997 it is bill gates. he doesn't own any land, any gold, any oil. he has no buildings. he has no equipment

potentially a sweet spot that's what sanford bernstein says.se are the big beasts of the oil industry. they were produced the most since 2010. this has to do with taking advantage of money they spent before. chevron and shell we expect to up reduction by nearly 50%. they will almost double their production this year versus last year. that wee only one expect to drop in production. there are still challenges there. its press conference day, rex tillerson going in front of the house. anna: manus cranny will be back in just under an hour with the european market open. market,about the energy let's stick with that from a different angle. news coming through from the , sayingonglomerate their share is at least 1.7 billion euros. a big red headline coming across the bloomberg in connection with development of this nuclear power plant. seems eds is sharing the spoils. we will watch whether it hasn't impact after the start of trade. a short reprieve, the currency hit a new record low this morning. use of joins us with the chart of the hour. good mornin

joe: that was sanford bernstein, global quantitative and european strategies analyst.e going to showcase your charts on the bloomberg. looking at the numbers on chinese imports. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: welcome back. i'm scarlet fu. if you are looking for an early hening sign for equities, suggests watching the correlation to the 10 year yield. he goes back to 1999 and it goes back to the correlation where stocks and bonds were falling together. each instance, as you can see, it led to declines in the s&p 500, which is in the bottom panel. it has worked like clockwork in the last couple of years. joe: something to keep an eye on in case that goes red. scarlet: i'm looking at a chart about china. the first one was sent to me at the spokes investment group. it looks at year-over-year .hange commodity prices have a big influence on total dollar volumes of imports. china a big consumer of commodities and when consumer numbers go up so will chinese import numbers. they can also work in the other direction. finally, i want to look at one aboutchart sent to us macro risk

shift that it wasn't -- professors were often affiliated or thought of as being more progressive like sanford levinson. i am a student of both of them when i was in law school but one key feature is the fundamental nature of the individual gun right in the experience of newly freed slaves after the civil war. >> if you go back to the history of gun control as opposed to gun rights it has come across in several ways. the first wave of gun-control legislation came about after the civil war, to free the slaves, another thing to give them. in the south in particular all the laws that were established to keep firearms out of the hands of the newly freed black americans and part of the civil rights movement from then on is involved in firearms, why condoleezza rice, former secretary of state was asked about the second amendment and as far as i'm concerned i am an absolutist on a question because she remembers hiding under the bed as a child while neighbors stood up around her house with shotguns and rifles. that was the first wave of gun-control legislation. then automatic weapons, the visibility o

i remember reading an article by sanford levinson from texas. an article from yale had been written. start with would political progressives and see what their views were. it took me seven hours to get through those. , the history showed that whether i liked it or not, in 1791 there was a background assumption that people had a right to a firearm to defend themselves. but i blocked off a whole week because to me, it was not a particularly difficult case after that. the supreme court was split 5-4. and it was a significant case in many ways because the majority and minority used the model i was talking about of learning the history and trying to understand what was happening in 1791? what was the value? and as we know, the supreme court decided that there is a right to bear arms and to defend yourself and your home. now, we are dealing with what is beyond there. and that is an unresolved issue for us. >> what is amazing about that as you that not only, said, it took relatively recent times for that to come up and be resolved, that there were a fe