saunders: are you fired up? >> yeah. mr. saunders: all right. who here saw the report last week where the president of the united states called the shutdown a strike? he called this shutdown a strike. come on, man. come on. you know, it's obvious that he doesn't know anything about the labor movement. he doesn't know anything about the dignity of work. he doesn't know anything about what motivates the hundreds of thousands of federal employees who have been sidelined for nearly three weeks. the character they show every day, the pride, and the passion they bring to their jobs. the sacrifices they make to deliver first class public services every day. you do that. you do that. and you should be proud of it. no one chooses a career in the federal government to get rich. you do it because you care. you do it because you care and you love your country. you do it because you care and you love your communities. you do it because you care about all americans who deserve a shot at the american dream. you do it out of commitment and dedication. you know,

af ar the crash, saunders another person tried to help the driver. >> firemen came, bust out theow front wi and actually, he walked out. he walked out of the window or through the front window, windshield, with the car. >> crews spent most of the day removing that jackknifed tractor-trailer off of the road and cleaning up the debris. it turns out thes truck driver expected to be okay. >>> neighbors call it the highway of death because of its dangerous track record. more tha people died in crashes along indian head highwa in the last decade. the most recent tragedy happened sunday when three children were killed, hit by a suspected drunk driver. today, the county reiterated its commitment to targeting eckless, aggre and distracted drivers. but leadeay drivers need to also police themselves. >> no amount ofenforcement will matter, unless the community accepts its responsibility as ll. we have to change the behavior of motorists who travel on this road. >> last year, lawmakers i annapolis changed state law to allow one speed camera on indian head highway. this year, the prince george's coun

satire is one of the hardest saunders to get right whether in literature or in film our number two pick walks that fine line between wit and provocation daring us to laugh at the worst man in history. look who's back. in people of them mrs best seller adult hitler wakes up on the farm in berlin surf a twenty fourteen. sort of considerable. instead of a straight adaptation the director turns the novel into a bore out style prank comedy sending his lead actor as hitler among unsuspecting germans the feeling in the book and movie becomes a media phenomenon shocking yes surprising. emergency are talking from the. benefits of. women who come from the mother who shoots to hitler down to size and laughing at him makes it clear to the audience that the holocaust world war two all that was only possible with him through the participation of the german people not because some monster hypnotized them. looking back walks that fine line between funny and thought provoking biting political satire that isn't afraid to get silly sometimes. star struck. our pick for best literary adaptation comes from a

by what is right for you dr ro i am for saunders this week on europe max everything's different. celebrities are calling the shots. today it's all in fashion designer company m.p.i. jockey is in charge. you're back in sixty minutes. on. the. trail today don't miss our highlights. program. w dot com highlights. subir is pushing ahead with moves to join the european union but brussels is so far unimpressed with its reforms my guest this week visiting berlin is the serbian prime minister and not burn a bridge why so little progress on so many key issues. prime minister anna coren of which welcome to conflict zone thank you very.

all right let's get some more on all this and for that i'm joined by mark saunders from our news desk hello to you max so exactly who did the u.s. ambassador write to and what was the content of his letters so u.s. ambassador richard grinnell wrote to several businesses which were involved in the construction of the north stream two pipeline and the letter was addressed to a number of companies involved in the project among them was dr where the german firms of intel shell and unit per as well as the dutch british shell corporation now the united states opposed to project and will make clear to the companies that . their involvement could likely have them faced suffer harsh consequences but let's have a look at what exactly they have to say in the letter coming up the quote so this is a part of the letter it says i therefore request on behalf of my government that your company consider the danger this project represents to european energy security as well as the reputational costs and sanctions risks associated with. all right so it does sound kind of like a threat even though i guess

in his first nba call last night, saunders even ran his father's favorite play.he even remembers being coached by ryan and the wizards guard id thrill for his success. >> it's amazing. i'm happy for ryan. i've had him as one of our assistants early in my career, and i'm happy to be see he's kind of taking over his dad's legacy in thk way. i thine's definitely well prepar and well acclimated for that job and i wish him nothing but the best for sure. >>ome red skins coaching staff changes. ben is leaving the team to become tat special coordin for the falcons. he'seen the special coordinator since he got heren 2014, but now he heads to atlanta. according to analytic website football outsiders the redskins ranked 8 in total special teams last season. a team official confirms that he was not fired but now gruden has one coaching position to fill this. off-season and brenda winning her 500th career game with a road victory in nebraska. and after a silly string celebration. her parents and hcoh school ach also in attendance for the bi momen and today back in college par

please welcome afscme president lee saunders. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you! thank you!tion and renewal. i want to thank my friend bishop blake, for his close collaboration, for building this important partnership between afscme, the church of god in christ. i'd like to acknowledge my friend and my brother, former afscme secretary treasurer, bill lu lucy. an instrumental figure in the events of 1968 here in memphis. i want to recognize the current members of afscme local 1733. proud public service workers who are the everyday heroes who never quit. all of our sisters and brothers, all of us should salute the courageous men who started it all. the striking sanitation workers of 1968. please stand up and be recognized. [ cheers and applause ] you know, 50 years ago, these men had enough. they were, in the famous words of fanny lou haimer, sick and tired of being sick and tired. sick and tired of making only $70 a week. poverty wages for ba barkbackbreaking work. often not enough to feed their own families. sick and tired of degrading, deplorable working conditions. sick an

her absolutely fabulous co—sta rs joanna lumley and jennifer saunders were among the mourners at allnown as a national treasure and a role model to many‘. ant mcpartlin has returned to work following months off screen. he stopped his tv work in march, after a conviction for drink—driving. this afternoon, he was back recording auditions for "britain's got talent" with his on—screen partner, declan donnelly. the series will air on itv later this year. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren. hello there, we have certainly had a wintry feel to the weather today, not just because it wintry feel to the weather today, notjust because it was cold but we have also seen some sleet and snow over the hell is. coming from that area of cloud moving slowly eastwards so it will not be as cold as it was last night when we had temperatures down to minus 11 in scotland. sun chris peltier in there but on the whole lot of cloud to come tonight, a bit more patchy rain around and fora come tonight, a bit more patchy rain around and for a while some sleet and snow over the hills of northern eng

sarah saunders said that some 400,000 —— 4000 suspected terrorists had been apprehended at the southernrorist to enter the us do so via the airport. and that is the vast majority, this year and last year. that is our true and even kellyanne conway said that was not true. but what you have is misinformation. it is being used by the white house to support their argument for the wall. and the democrats are jumping that as well. democrats are jumping that as well. democrats will give a response to night on television after we hear from donald trump. they were keen to be make sure that they also got their time to set out their arguments. it is unusualfor a televised address to have a democratic rebuttal but this is a highly charged debate, whether or not this wall should be built, and the wider issue of controlling immigration here in the united states. pulsing to suggest that the majority of the us citizens seem to think the wall is not necessary. the democrats need to be careful to night that they don't mess up the numbers of people who think that the shutdown is the fault of donald trump.

liberal she's a liberal and perhaps has she can appeal now to more sections of the party than bunny saunders does if she does run if he does run rather because they do obviously have a very similar message which is the system is rigged and enough is enough so that's what she has going for that's where her style and substance might have some benefits for her if bernie sanders who will be the front runner from the left of the party if he does decide to run if he does put his hat in the ring and anybody else saying that maine did join that rank anybody else that might compete with the two of those things. i mean already we're seeing bit of a civil war in the party between the progressive wing and the centrist ring there's a centrist clintonian wall street corporate democrat wing of the party which is represented by hillary clinton during the last primary season we already know that corporate establishment wing of the democratic party are having meetings and retreats often with their donors in order to try and plot ways to combat what is being seen as the rise of this progressive wing the normal

republican the president's office the white house has issued a statement from press secretary sorry sarah saunders saying that yes these discussions are going on but repeating that even that short term funding three weeks to allow for discussions to take place must come along with a down payment as she put it for president trump's wall so very clearly this still very difficult discussions even if there is going to be some kind of compromise deal but what is significant in those votes in senate today is that only one democrat to cross the floor to support the trump vote however six republicans broke ranks and joined that democratic party vote that was drawn up by the democrats so certainly this is significant clear signs of a split within republicans over this whole issue remembering as well that before the shutdown the republicans in the senate voted unanimously on that to build very similar to this one introduced by the democrats they've only changed their minds because president changed his mind and repudiated that particular bull but the shutdown continuing no sign of an end in sight mounting e

. >> saunders says he and another peon were tryingo help the truck driver. >> when we walked up, he was shaking real bad. he said state troopers arrived quickly. the fireman came and busted out the window. he walked out. he walked out of the window. >> the truck driver was taken by ambulance to a local hospithe. s expected to be okay. that is the latest live. >> thank you. >>> the 116st congress has a lot of historic firsts and brought in a number of female lawmakers. today, housepeaker nancy pelosi joined the women for a photo outside the capitol. the house has more than 100 women which is still under one quarter of the number. there's been a conference heldh atime of the picture. it marked just one step of a very busy schedule for nancy pelosi. >> she stopped by her alma mater for a special townhall. barbara harrison was there for the homecoming. >> reporter: it was a lot of fun. trinity university was pwiked students and alumni who were there to celebrate one of the favorite daughters. class of 62 alum nancy pelosi. woerp hand for a town hall a day after celebrating at the capitol fo

front runners declare so they have to establish themselves with the progressive left before bertie saunders makes his decision please please please don't give up. but many have records closer to the center and the rights of the party and former vice president joe biden is currently perceived to be the leader there and frankly until we know whether those two are running the outcome of this race is pointless to predict she ever turns the al-jazeera washington. i'm a star and these are the top stories i saw has targeted u.s. forces in syria for the second time in a week a car bomb has a checkpoint in the kurdish controlled northeast as a convoy of u.s. and coalition forces passed by at least five people were killed but no u.s. troops were harmed on wednesday two u.s. soldiers were killed and men bitch some a bunch of aid has more from gaza. in the last five days there have been two tugs on u.s. troops and their allies in northern syria where the ice was defeated these troops that came under attack in hasek are problems in northern syria is close to the turkish border an area where after the pr

guests are going to be following which is the market as well let's bring in david rosenberg and saundersi will start with you david, some views on the market this year, the hopes this we have for the economy. i kind of kid, it was not long ago you were sitting next to me talking about recession. >> this year >> welcome to 2019 >> sar ral a is updating me on t year it is >> nothing has change your view? >> no, nothing at all. we have to operate of what we do know in 2019 we know there are a whole host of uncertainty domestically and globally we know the fiscal stimulus that gave us a couple quarter of really good growth in 2018, we are finding out in year end that there was no multiple -- we'll go to 2019 with the stimulus of a physical hang over as sara just mentioned, we also know that what the fed have already done is going to have its peak impact in 2019 in terms of the impact that it is going to have on growth. look for the cascading impact of what the fed have done to hit overco home on the domestic side of the economy. when indicators is down 11 months in a row. not too positive we

his name is kayla and saunders. 325 pounds. he is a big-time prospect for the defensive lineman.body move in like that. wow. he would look good in a 49er uniform. >> cinerama, frank. rocco. chronology. the nashville predators. they are pretty cool. it's just something i can't do. >> believe me, i have tried it out on the ice. >> thank you for joining us tonight. stay with us tonight because of the storm we will bring you another full hour of news. have a great one, everyone. see you later. good night. the latest innovation from xfinitre kind of wireless network store.w it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. makeup now optional. new aveeno® maxglow™ infusion drops with kiwi to lock moisture.y. unleash dewy, glowing skin from within. new aveeno® maxglow™. >>> a fallen tree takes down power lines in orinda tonight, just one of manyproblem spots across the bay area as an intense winter st

previously, jim served as vice president -- he was the saunders

previously, jim served as vice president -- he was the saunders -- of r of international the international center for efferson studies at monticello and before that taught for 20 years at the university of brighton in england. fellow ships at the johns hopkins university, mary, e of william & harvard and is a fellow of the royal historical society. i'm also proud to note that he's currently serving on the advisory committee for the the ing exhibition, 400-year struggle for black equality which tells the story f the arrival of african-americans in 1690 and the four centuries that follow that's partilestone of the commonwealth's 400-year pivotalation of several moments in our state's history. this exhibit will open in june this 9 as part of commemoration and we're thrilled to have the expertise of jim and shape others to help that important exhibition. >> jim is a leading expert on early virginia. the author of numerous articles and books including a jamestown, made it, and the birth of america. a kingdom strange, the brief and tragic history of the lost colony of roanoke and most recently,

. >> brent saunders, ceo of allergen. >> so beautiful and so fabulous. it was, like, wow. wanted to jump into allergen i wanted to wear allergen. i wanted to wear it. people are wearing allergen good right now, down 7. there are things that happen, you know, allergan was up big ahead, nvidia was up big ahead s&p, announced a restructuring there. >> yes, they did. >> that was up nicely. >> a number of job losses. >> if your stock was up big into the quarter and everybody had great expectations, then your stock is down. that's verizon i didn't mean to knock allergan down another thing >> what i enjoy looking at to a certain extent, listen, we're all going to have to get zipped up, no doubt i'm going to get there too. >> my dermatologist pooled cool spa out. my dermatologist says it takes it back from here and moves it to here. >> we'll get a great rate. we'll come back, we'll look like this, and it will be great >> yeah. >> move my eyes. >> that's fine don't forget, david, if you want to get into juviderm, i can get you a deal on juviderm i can get it for -- >> let's talk bi

cannot no read and we would like to tell the world that there are those who are besieging us in saunders and in the rest of the provinces to know that there are those who prevent us from water and medicine equipment facilities and medical devices every day we have six thousand passengers who cannot leave this airport. there have been reports of attacks and repeated violations a mother and her child were killed in the residential area of time at least sixteen people were injured by who three artillery shelling. on friday at least fifteen people were killed in clashes between yemen's u.a.e. backed forces and locals in the southern province of sabah of far cry from the expectations of a cease fire agreement signed in sweden on december eighteenth. was. this was in the port city of her data the lifeline to deliver aid to the rest of the country protesters are calling on the un to enforce a full ceasefire and for yemen's government to follow it the accuse the saudi led coalition of carrying out low altitude flights over the city but the blame goes both ways the coalition accuses who the fight

we also hear from allergan brent saunders spoke a pretty good game when we talked to him out west earlier this month. i expect a strong number and some positive news perhaps about allewgan's upcoming migraine drug the stock for apple screamed higher today it was up more than 3% it made very little sense to me especially as morgan stanley had a ho-hum note about it apple preannounced a bad quarter a few weeks ago. i believe this has continued so it could impact sales and maybe more importantly, the service revenue stream which some people think is decelerating that's one reason i keep pushing apple to make some health care acquisitions, doing something dramatic could give this stock its mojo back. i am still getting incredible tweets about this epic, epic merger wednesday morning, we hear from boeing, att and mcdonald's i'm sticking my neck out right here i think all three could be great. yes, great the conventional wisdom says boeing is hostage to china, but i think it's the other way around i'm not kidding. boeing needs them, one out of four goes to china, but china needs the planes when

now, the ceo brent saunders had announced in 2016 the company would limit itself to one price hike aear and keep the increases to under 10%. i reached out to consumers for their reaction. we heard back from activist robin o'brien, who said in part this has gone beyond predatory capitalism to extortion. not only are these companies mismanaging their balance sheets, they are destroying american families. very controversial out there as these price hikes continue. liz? liz: their stocks are not positively responding. gerri: that's right. good point. liz: thank you so much. gerri willis. the changing face of facebook, or is it? with the closing bell ringing in 28 minutes, mark zuckerberg, the ceo, says he has quote, altered the dna of facebook in 2018 but critics in 2019, they don't want to hear the valley-speak. they just want to know if facebook stopped selling their personal data. our top-notch tech panel is here to cast their facebook forecasts but they will also dig down deep and make major predictions, the biggest silicon valley surprises of 2019 and disappointments they expect com

away thinking allergen stock has become too cheap and the power of its upcoming migraine drugs if saundershe stock to rally here, i bet the company might be acquired. sure, allergen is losic exclusivity on its dry ice franchise, but i think the company can work through the challenge thanks to its strong pipeline what else? we had a tale of two device makers the maker of revolutionary drug monitors, medtronic, one of the big dogs, shaded down its forecast i love dexcom's growth i think it becomes the way to play the diabetes epidemic in the world. it has a huge addressable market that keeps expanding by leaps and bounds how about medtronic? their device portfolio is strong, and the stock is now derisked here. the ceo shelled out more than a million dollars to buy shares at the new reduced price in the open market. makes me think this rock will repeal its recent decline and then some. big institutions, they can't resist buying the stock of medtronic. remember, wall street loves growth above all else, which is why i still love dexcomafter its run as it was the star of the conference now, the

underlying core business is growing and the pipeline looks very encouraging >> thank you so much to brent saundersand president and ceo of allergan, agn. i never thought i'd see the stock down here but maybe that's why it might be real interesting to buy too hey, darryl. would you choose the network rated #1 in the nation by the experts, or the one awarded by the people? uh... correct! you don't have to choose, 'cause, uh... oh! (vo) switch to the network awarded by rootmetrics and j.d. power. buy the latest galaxy phones, get galaxy s9 free. >> announcer: lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade >> it's time time for the lightning round play the sound and then the lightning round is over are you ready? start with ria in florida. ria. >> caller: hey, jim. hoorah >> hooya. >> caller: i'm a first caller with disabilities, thank you for taking my call >> my pleasure thank you for coming on the show. >> caller: thank you so much i wanted to hear your thoughts on tilray. >> okay. tilray, i don't like the actual ownership structure. here's the truth about tilray. it doesn't have the capital, the ca

than that blip she is thought of as very authentic she does have a very similar message to bernie saunders in that she's talking about inequality the rigged system but she has two features that may appeal more to centrist democrats one she is a democrat bernie sanders is an independent and she doesn't claim to be a socialist she is she is a capitalist she says and she's quite open about that so she is i mean she has a lot of credibility on these issues i mean she was talking about these issues even before bernie sanders became prominent as you as a senator before the last election so she does have a lot of credibility on inequality and she also has these other features that may appeal more to more to centrists who are worried about the progressive wing of course detract will be saying if indeed he is going to run can she face him she's not going to be in quite a crowded field on the democrats signed by the sounds of it. and it's been noted that she did mention don't trump in that video in her statements and that's not just because she doesn't want to talk about trump it's also because a lo

julia salleh, jennifer saunders and china lumley, altogether, smiling, but leaving the funeral of theirage of daily telegraph. there is still really only one story in terms of almost all the newspapers, and one of the features, we were mentioning this a moment ago, older drivers, we will be talking about this today, it has focused the attention, rightly or wrongly, on the worries about some people driving when they possibly shouldn't be, and quite a bit of attention on the fact that, according to these images at least, according to these images at least, a new replacement land rover was immediately delivered to sandringham. 0f immediately delivered to sandringham. of course, there is no implication the duke of edinburgh will be driving yet, or indeed again. at all of that remains to be seen. these discussions, anybody who has elderly relatives will know they can be quite difficult and very sensitive, because of people's fierce independence and the fact that the six show that older drivers do not have more accidents than younger drivers. —— statistics show. it makes these arguments quite

saunders, they said, the guy is around here somewhere. some lieutenant, the man doesn't know. nobody knew. maybe so maybe not. 10 billion places we could have set up last night. norman stood down made of dark green nylon with an aluminum frame. it wasn't their fault, who then, nobody knew until afterwards. he made a sound in his throat and pulled the straps tight. this much for sure, the man knew it was raining and he knew about the river, one plus one you addeaddit up and you know exactt happened. move it, he said bending against the rain as they were waiting again for the deepwater with their eyes down. >> we will stop there for now. we know how the rest of the chapter goes where people are wrestling with this idea of who's to blame and you ascend on the part were a lot of them are blaming the lieutenant o for wht ended up being a field to put it nicely. what do you all think about that, like this idea that there should be a specific person to blame? >> i don't think that a specific individual should be blamed, just what i got from the book is soldiers, becaus because he's t

let's speak now to peter saunders — who is from the national association for people abused in childhoodndal. i would join baroness new love, the victims commissioner, in saying this is beyond shocking. we are talking about children vulnerable people that have suffered the most vile crimes. they should be going to a place of complete safety and having the best treatment available. and i have to say that i think part of this, it is not a political thing, but for 40 years we have had an obsession with privatising everything that moves, andi privatising everything that moves, and i think there is a place, obviously, for the private sector, absolutely. we live in a mixed economy. but there are certain services, and we have discussed them before, whether it be health services, the prison service and other services, that are farmed out to private enterprise, and private enterprises motivated by money, and dr helena thornton alluded to this when she said there is a cost involved in getting these procedures right. it is not all private referral centres, but some? it is indeed some. the ones that

>> well, you know, we're going to bring in brent saunders from allergan people are still saying it'sthe stock has been cut in half maybe at a certain point, let's say we have to wonder what allergan is really going to do >> jim, see you tonight. "mad money" 6:00 p.m. eastern time a big week as jim remains at the jpmorgan health conference in san francisco. dow up 230 here. almost every component is in the green. jpmorgan the one laggard as jeffreys cuts that to a hold today. we're back in a moment >>> good tuesday morning welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with dave faber and sara eisen most components in the green weird reversals in the early going regarding semis, the vix swirling around the low 20s. data coming out as well. let's get to rick santelli in chicago. >> a bit of a miss we're expecting joeltss to give us the fourth ever 7 plus million job openings but we end up with 6.88 million and that follows sequentially an upwardly revised 7,131,000. what's noteworthy there is that revision makes that number the second highest, the first highest was august

this is khalen saunders, a 6 foot, 300-pound defensive lineman for western illinois, who became a star with this move. check it out. there we go. >> ooh. >> 6'3", 300 pounds and moves like a gymnast. look at that. >>h, oanstks t >> giving up football and going to the olympics. >> thank you, michael. >>> let's get over back to ginger. it's going to get much colder in the midwest. >> ah, is it ever. i love that stick of the landing. monroe county, missouri, this is the back side of the storm. even though you had a warm front in the first part, then it comes through and slip and slide alla about after this. not just a cold blast, you have arctic air coming in that will make it feel like 5 below. even colder by friday morning. local weather in 30 seconds. first though the mild cities sponsored by audible. >>> and coming up, the director of the oscar-nominated "bohemian rhapsody" bryan singer now responding to the explosive sexual misconduct allegations. now responding to the explosive sexual misconduct allegations. ions. this bleach indicator test reveals which disinfectant can leave harsh

and now when i spoke to brent saunders, when i was at the jpmorgan health care conference, i was talkingdepression drug, wasn't talked about as much in the conference call and that's worrisome because that's a huge field. and also considered to be an uncrackable field. and obviously when is the migraine acute pill going to come out my sources say don't think it is going to come out before 2020. i don't like to talk about downer stocks on an up day, but i think that is really important. and, david, my dog is doing so well today >> everest. >> no, my new dog. xilinx xilinx answers to xilinx. he's dumb as a bag of hammers. when you have a treat, this dog is normally -- formerly named marley, xilinx. >> xilinx. >> yes, xilinx he's breaking out here the chart on this dog is incredible stay focused on xilinx. >> one name that a number of investors are focused on this morning, jim, is alibaba $400 billion market value. also seen as a -- also seen as a reflection of the state of the chinese consumer >> the consumer was weak there. >> 700 million monthly average users they have. incredible let's

recently taken on a number of progressive positions like universal health care which is what the bernie saunders wing is in favor off but interesting late in the old days that route to the presidency of the presidential nomination of the democratic party was dominated by the viewpoints of centrist and center right people in the party like the clinton wing for example that has changed the sound of success in twenty sixteen so even though. if she was if you had ambitions before to become president they may have they may have played out when she was attorney general california for example by being really tough having a really hard line on lauren order on criminal justice reform she opposed a lot of liberal criminal justice reform for example shop held the death penalty she protected the police when they were under is under scrutiny so ironically even though she would have she might have done all that so she would be accused of being some wishy washy lefty that's actually coming back to haunt and amongst the progressive wing of the democratic party was saying wait a second you're pretending to be a