we are talking to the television critic scott brian and, scott, perhaps for people who weren't with usrted talking, it might be worth you just reminding us of the range of programmes that she worked across and what you think her appeal was.|j think caroline flack has been a presenter that has been known essentially by everybody in the uk. she has been associated with some of the bigger shows on television over the bigger shows on television over the last few years, most recently at love ireland. she has been on strictly come dancing, the x factor — — love strictly come dancing, the x factor —— love ireland. many itv show is over the years including shows on itv2 -- over the years including shows on itv2 —— love island. it is the case she has been a mainstay on television. right back to the early 2000, including on cbbc were treated comic relief and fame academy. the appeal she has had, she has had many different shows with many different audiences for many different years. she has had such success because of her approachability and the fact that when you see her on television you think

i think on the telephone now i can speak to the tv critic scott brian. reaction?” news, a terrible shock to everybody. what is your reaction? i mean, it is utterly devastating. i think it has stopped everyone in their tracks really. i think it is... it is a really. i think it is... it is a real story that shocked people because everyone has known caroline flack for a very long time. i mean, she had been very closely associated with love island which she has presented not the series with the previous series and she has been a mainstay on british television for well mainstay on british television for we ll over mainstay on british television for well over a decade. she mainstay on british television for well overa decade. she has mainstay on british television for well over a decade. she has been highly adored by fans by her approachability, by the fact that she is incredibly bubbly, very warm and invites humanity. and to have this story come out of the blue has beena this story come out of the blue has been a real shocking and real sadness. i don't think i

that was scott brian and karen frost speaking a little earlier. the issues raised, information and support is available from bbc action line, and there's the number for you. homes have been evacuated in the scottish borders, where rivers swollen by the weekend's storms are expected to cause extensive flooding. two people were rescued from a car which was swept off a road in newcastleton, when a river burst its banks. in west yorkshire, the army has been drafted in to shore up flood defences, with river levels expected to peak overnight. helena wilkinson reports. amongst the first evidence of damage by storm dennis was here in south wales. this village is where people's homes are under serious threat. a similar picture tonight in harberton in devon. dozens of flood warnings are still in place across the country as the rain continues to fall. in ilkley and calderdale in west yorkshire — areas still recovering from last week's storm — the army has been called in to strengthen the flood defences. there are a number of places where the local resilience

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hello everybody i am brian in for scott today.he coronavirus spreading and spreading into the markets again. here is your big money question. is today's drop just a short-term blip on the road to higher highs >> announcer: the number of virus cases going through the roof and fears about how it will hit the global economy is this the beginning of a turning point for investors? >>> alibaba and pepsi out with earnings nvidia and roku out after the bell the traders take their positions. >>> the new call o

hello everybody i am brian in for scott today. fears about the coronavirus spreading and spreading into the markets again. here is your big money question. is today's drop just a short-term blip on the road to higher highs >> announcer: the number of virus cases going through the roof and fears about how it will hit the global economy is this the beginning of a turning point for investors? >>> alibaba and pepsi out with earnings nvidia and roku out after the bell the traders take their positions. >>> the new call on patter pillar goldman sachs seeing double digit upside from here we will debate in our call of the day. >>> plus eight under the radar stocks to own in this market the investment committee is ready to go. "halftime report" starts right now. >>> welcome back it is good to have you with us on this very busy thursday, and your investment committee today, jim lebenthal, stevenwise, carey firestone, and michael fehr. we have got a big show eight stock picks coming up later of don't say we never gave you nothing weiss. front

. >> good evening, commissioners, chief scott, director henderson. i am brian cox from the public defender's office. thank you for presenting on lead. as the presentation made clear, they have much to recommend it. in my view, the math of who gets to take that exit ramp remains concerning, just 36 percent of active participants are black and brown as the numbers indicate. you can't see the percentages. they are just the raw numbers but that's what the percentages add up to. this echoes similar concerns raised more than a year ago at a lead policy committee meeting on january 28, 2019. the number of black and brown people referred to lead dropped in july through september 2018 from 73 percent to around 31 percent in october. >> we can't see that. >> sorry. it's just to indicate it came from the report. the next slide will show the numbers. this comes from that 2019 report. the presentation notes the selection bias of who is currently participating in lead is not due to strategic implementation by sfpd. that may be true but it may be beside the point because as w

carl, morgan, and john welcome to the "halftime report," everybody happy friday i am brian sullivan in once again for scott-breaking rally trying to find some love again on this valentine's day. the big question for investors, what's the next move for your money in it is very simple it is 12:00 noon, and this is the "halftime report." >>> semis among a number of sectors hitting record highs of the but valuations soaring and warning signs appearing. what investors do from here. >>> roku,

carl, morgan, and john welcome to the "halftime report," everybody happy friday i am brian sullivan in once again for scott. and the record-breaking rally trying to find some love again on this valentine's day. the big question for investors, what's the next move for your money in it is very simple it is 12:00 noon, and this is the "halftime report." >>> semis among a number of sectors hitting record highs of the but valuations soaring and warning signs appearing. what investors do from here. >>> roku, nvidia, and canopy growth flying high on the back of their earnings. the traders take their positions. >>> home depot shares are up 10% in 2020. the stock just got a new street high target. it is our call of the day. >>> plus eight stocks wall street loves on this valentine's day, all with double dugt upside from here. the investment committee is ready to go. "halftime report" starts right now. >>> and it is good to have you with us here on this friday. your investment committee today is jim lebenthal, josh brown, stephen weiss, and shannon saccocia, chief investment officer at boston private wealth shannon,

psyched to have scott on the desk great cisco we talked about it i think this is if anything weakness to buy. >> i'm with heather fischer. >> i think it's over done there. >> twitter, briantlien >> guys thank you very much. >> tune in tomorrow night. scott mine rd with us th >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. we have a serious public health problem on our hands more than 20 million cases, 210,000 hospitalizations now more than 12,000 deaths.

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. >> good evening, commissioners, chief scott, director henderson. i am brian cox from the public defender's office. thank you for presenting on lead. as the presentation made clear, they have much to recommend it. in my view, the math of who gets to take that exit ramp remains concerning, just 36 percent of active participants are black and brown as the numbers indicate. you can't see the percentages. they are just the raw numbers but that's what the percentages add up to. this echoes similar concerns raised more than a year ago at a lead policy committee meeting on january 28, 2019. the number of black and brown people referred to lead dropped in july through september 2018 from 73 percent to around 31 percent in october. >> we can't see that. >> sorry. it's just to indicate it came from the report. the next slide will show the numbers. this comes from that 2019 report. the presentation notes the selection bias of who is currently participating in lead is not due to strategic implementation by sfpd. that may be true but it may be beside the point because as w

. >> twitter, brian sufficientlien >> guys thank you very much. >> tune in tomorrow night. scott mine rd with us th >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. we have a serious public health problem on our hands more than 20 million cases, 210,000 hospitalizations now more than 12,000 deaths. and it's not over. the disease is still raging. don't let anyone tell you otherwise. the numbers are staggering, much worse than we thought. except i'm not talking about the coronavirus. i'm talking about the regular old seasonal flu we are having here in the u.s. even with the flu shot it's been incredibly rough yet nobody is freaking out over this influenza outbreak. maybe they should. see, t

scott thank you. live from the nasdaq market site this is "fast money. i'm brian sullivan in for you again. traders on the desk are tim seymour, karen finerman, dan nathan and guy adami tonight the maga trade trumping nearly every other one out there, microsoft, amazon google and apple adding more than a half trillion dollar in market cap but it faltered a bit today. can they keep up the momentum? plus don't call it a comeback. bitcoin above 10,000 will the boom continue watch out, apple samsung pulling the curtain back on the flipable phone. josh gave you a taste a moment ago. a big monday show and lets begin with lyft. shares in the red for more on the quarter lets go to deidre bosa who has more on the conference call. >> i've been listening in. in the ride share space we moved from path to profitability to who can shorten it by the most uber moving that up when it said it's ebidta profitable by the middle of this year. investors looking for update on the 2020 target it outlined previously when i spoke to brian roberts they said they would address the time line on the call. 30 minutes in

. >> good evening, commissioners, chief scott, director henderson. i am brian cox from the public defender's office. thank you for presenting on lead. as the presentation made clear, they have much to recommend it. in my view, the math of who gets to take that exit ramp remains concerning, just 36 percent of active participants are black and brown as the numbers indicate. you can't see the percentages. they are just the raw numbers but that's what the percentages add up to. this echoes similar concerns raised more than a year ago at a lead policy committee meeting on january 28, 2019. the number of black and brown people referred to lead dropped in july through september 2018 from 73 percent to around 31 percent in october. >> we can't see that. >> sorry. it's just to indicate it came from the report. the next slide will show the numbers. this comes from that 2019 report. the presentation notes the selection bias of who is currently participating in lead is not due to strategic implementation by sfpd. that may be true but it may be beside the point because as w

this at this hour we've got alexia brian in bangkok thailand with the 2nd highest number of coronavirus cases there will be with you shortly alexi starting with scott hyde in beijing scott travel restrictions tell us about the impact of those on the reaction to them. you know the reaction here come all the central government reaction here in beijing not too favorable quite honestly they said it was a not a gesture of goodwill banning foreign nationals who have traveled to china from entering the united states that they don't have a family member who is american not a gesture of good will they say and also they say here the authorities that it goes against what the w.h.o. has recommended that there shouldn't be travel bans obviously there screening in restrictions but there shouldn't be flat out bans and that's why the chinese government is saying no come on it's a very interesting time here for travel within china you know this was that the end supposed to be the traditional end of this lunar new year holiday it's been extended until monday but then even in certain territories and provinces it's been extended another week or sometimes in some cases

brian: and i know tim scott says he expects the president to double his votes in the african-american be here. larry kudlow submitted a picture as well. we asked judge jeanine and she smiles what about this one? i said fine. ♪ i don't know what it is about that little gal's loven. means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. ... this is hal. this is hal's heart. it's been broken. and put back together. this is also hal's heart. and his relief, knowing he's covered by blue cross blue shield. this is hal's heart. and it's beating better than ever. this is what medicare from blue cross blue shield does for hal. and with easy access to quality healthcare, imagine what we can do for you. this is the benefit of blue. >> good morning. >> all of these things align. >> i was focusing on the morning. >> lisa: yes it's a good morning. steve: why would we run that music for the good morning or the frost name? >> lisa: it took me a while to pick up on why, but i got there. brian: tell us why we chose that. steve: good morning. that's why. 8:00, third hour and it's goi

protectedincome.org >>> before we get to the final trades, scott, you say it's a good time to be a little safe and keep cash handy. >> i think, look, brianll be a buying opportunity here at some point over the next few months and having some dry powder on the side, you know, give you flexibility. >> and if people miss it early you believe overall the equity markets could rise 15% this year i think, look, if you want if buy it here can you but i think you have to ride out a lot of volatility between here and there. >> scott wrote a piece we wrote about it on cnbc.com i have tweeted linked in and doud and face timed it and whatever else. it's time for the final trade. lets go around the horn kicking off with you mr. time seymour. >> todd gordon talked about interesting charts utx is one looking at the u.s. defense industry this is a stalwart, a company that generates free cash flow, the valuation isn't difficult. the otis and spin off of the assets look interesting. utx. >> laura. >> so in u.s. markets we focused on communications services there we like the secular exposure to trends like digital advertising e-customers our scanouts and ex

scott thank you. live from the nasdaq market site this is "fast money. i'm brian sullivan in for you again.rman, dan nathan and guy adami tonight the maga trade trumping nearly every other one out there, microsoft, amazon google and apple adding more than a half trillion dollar in market cap but it faltered a bit today. can they keep up the momentum? plus don't call it a comeback. bitcoin above

scott bringing back. steve: opportunity zones. >> areas that people don't think about. it's unbelievable contrast to what they are doing. what do they have to show besides impeachment? brian 15% of the black vote which is still ridiculously low. which is a lot above 9 which is what mitt romney got. >> watch how much this president has done for everyone in america. leaving nobody behind. look, we only need 18 seats to win the majority there were 30 democrats sitting there that sit in seats that voted for president trump. and they would not stand for those items? i think we have a very good chance of changing the direction. and how different would america be if you had a speaker that worked with this president? that believed in putting america first instead of blaming america. brian: did you see tim ryan, seth moulton and rashida tlaib walk out during the speech. >> no. but that would be embarrassing if they did. >> i stood there many times when president obama and i stood up and applaud you had. there are things our president will say that are about america. how you cannot stand with how much stronger we are doing or the investments we have made or the hopes and dreams for

scott, good morning to you. ainsley: south carolina and washington. brian: recognize please recognize me. excuse me.as mentioned. okay. ainsley: let's talk about everything that doesn't matter. steve: good morning to you, senator. ainsley: what did you think last night's debate? to me, i wanted them to focus more on the issues. >> i thought it was a hot mess. so embarrassing for the democratic party. no one on that stage was presidential. frankly the winner of the debate last night was simply donald trump. listen to amy klobuchar's praising of the first step act and then watch how they denigrated each other. steyer owned personal prisons, private prisons. they talked about biden passing the 1990s crime bill. they talked about bloomberg. they bombed bloomberg on the stop and frisk policies. they praised the first step act passed by president trump. they talked about african-american home ownership up under president trump. it was a really good night for republicans. and it was an embarrassing performance that was patronizing to african-americans. pandering to african-americans. and pathetic performan

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which they are projecting and tim scott was on over the weekend talking about it, this totally changes the configuration. ainsley: did you see what van jones said? brianvery similar, guys, democrats, this is a very flashing red light. this administration is trying. no other previous administration is trying. and they are producing results if they don't get in the own way with their message. ainsley: van jones says the democrats are overlooking the african-american votes. three years of fantasy politics because they have been so focused on mueller and the impeachment. steve: what did donald trump say four years ago? what do you have to lose? so now fast forward, you see the results. you mentioned the oscars. got a little political. we got a little montage. let's take a look. >> they told me i only have 45 section up here which is 45 section more than the senate gave john bolton this week. >> i have been a scoundrel in my life. i have been selfish. i have been cruel at times. hard to work with. and i'm grateful but so many of you in this room have given me a second chance. >> they don't really have hosts anymore. why is that? twitter. a couple of years