shaffer is the musical director on this new netflix special.is paul shaffer who wrapped up a miniresidency in las vegas. >> thank you for mentioning it. i really had fun out there. >> i grew up in a household that was always on letterman watching you. >> ari, what pressure am i under right now. how am i going to live up to? >> starting with your involvement as a musical director. >> i'm thrilled to be working on dave's new show, it's a whole different type of position, there's no live band. as we saw from that limb clip, it's a very intimate thing that he's doing. although he has a small audience and he comes out and says hello to them at the beginning, it's not like he does a monolog or anything. there's no razzmatazz music on it. between him and his producers, they explained to me, we wanted to feel like it's his old friend paul doing the music. >> talking about swtalking to president obama, because it is different in the way you see some of these guests. >> she always mocks my dancing, but i have dad moves. and i think the key is what we cal

pray tell, shaffer. did you guys even have active shooter training?to breach a door like coral springs did when they got there? do they know how to engage and shooter? do they even have the equipment like a ballistic vest and helmet that can take an ak-15 round. instead they hide. coral springs engaged and used bolt cutters to go through locked doors to carry the kids out. and shaffer, you don't know when people are drying you don't immediately breach, enter and engage? and your department got 18 calls about cruz, his violence and threats to shoot up the school before he followed through and killed 17 people. these warnings concerned everyone but you. you have the power to have this kid involuntarily committed for a psychiatric assessment, you did nothing. how dare you trumpet your actions in this situation, hiding what your officers did. but then you are the bozo who couldn't figure out that you failed to set up an effective command center after the deadly shooting at the fort loudered dale airport. i spoke with a sheriff who said maybe their walkie-

let's go back to tony shaffer who joins us once again. just seeing this coming over from one of our producers a tweet from the broward sheriff saying that the fbi has set up a website where you can upload images and video of the shooting at the high school today and this is the world that we live in. but obviously they want to see if there might be any clues in anything that came in. >> sheriff and i were just texting on the issue. one of the things that you have to do is collect everything, because to your point, you have someone who is alive. and now it is the ability to re-social engineer how this all happen. we have to understand, martha, today's youth are impacted on drugs, gangs, and ms-13, we have seen an uptick in individuals, these children who have recognized that the violence is okay. so this is where the schools have to be very much aware and on guard. at the same time we have to examine community policing. i just heard my friend talk about the fact that this kid was probably there to do something. he was after a target. there

scott shaffer sat down with gavin newsom earlier >> lieutenant governor newsom, thanks for coming in. >> great to be here. >> you are running to succeed jerry brown. it would hard to imagine two people more different than you two in terms of style, age, demeanor. so why are you the guy to replace him? >> i've known jerry my entire life. there's a lot of truth to that. stylistically, step up and step in. not as passive on certain issues. the knock on me is that i was the 12th member of the board of supervisors i was major of san francisco. i tend to want to lead reforms, not wait for them to land on my desk. what is is an issue that you would be less passive in >> the issue of health care. in this country, 17.9% of gdp, conversation or pension conversation. can't have a convs it relates to issues of small business growth, unless you're having health care conversation. >> high speed rail, it is in trouble. it limping along. it is being built, but at the moment, it could be a train to nowhere. at what point would you abandon it? because there may not be federal or private sector money? >

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saying about it oh to men says for those who don't know black lives matter is fighting for daniel shaffer and an armed white man killed by a white cop another person goes on to say over and over i see black folks who advocate black lives matter being just as vocal when white folks like daniel shaver are killed by police it's white people whose advocacy less often crosses racial lines hence the hostile act so some heated and pointed comments there michael but what do you make of that what do you make of white privilege and what it has to do with things like black lives matter which you're pretty vocal about. yeah a proud supporter of black lives matter movement as an ally as a white person seeing the great disparities of police violence against communities of color versus white communities but sir in this case we saw a horrible abuse of power by a police officer killing a white man in this really really horrible video and here you are playing you know shaun king who is one of the great leaders of black eyes matter movement was to want to really sort of three hundred seventeen thousand read

michael, let's talk about this shaffer. my brother who has been in law enforcement for years. he called me and said why is he throwing that officer under the bus who conceive any trained. his comments over the weekend shows those deputies were not properly trained. if protocol was to stay outside while a madman is gunning dune 17 people twhribs something wrong with the way the department is run. pea knew about the deputy situation before he went in there then made it all about the nra. but i think we know why he's throwing people under the bus. they didn't do their job. they weren't prepared. but he's not going to take any blame on this. we'll see how well that works for him. >> he's a politician. this is a person who has to run for office. if i were one of those parents and more and more this information was coming out about the number of times they responded to domestic violence calls and didn't do anything. and the point of being a law enforcement officer is not to babysit children and not give them sterng warnings. maybe there was no reliance on that. but you have to put a

i want to thank you all and thank jeff nourse and all of the people at shaffer corporation for hostingle facility. we just toured it. i love workers. you have them both. but it's really a wonderful place. i'm here in the beautiful cincinnati. i worked here for a long time. most people don't know. swift and village, long time ago. i came here long time ago and had a great success with my father. if i didn't have a success maybe i would have gone and done something else. who knows. i spent a lot of time in the state and in cincinnati. i love it. what i really want to do is come here and give something big back. that's tax cuts. your paychecks are going way up. [applause] your taxes are going way down. and right now for the first time in a long time, and you have seen it, factories are coming back, everything is coming back. they want to be where the action is. america is once again open for business. we have already created nearly 2.6 million jobs since the election including more than 200,000 new jobs in manufacturing. we love manufacturing, those are real jobs that the other kind where

here is tony shaffer. thanks for joining us.t is a powerful moment. >> absolutely. >> martha: you maintain that there is also a serious policy initiative that underlies what we just saw. >> absolutely. this is risky stuff. walking across the street in new york is risky. you have to take some action. president trump changed the practice trajectory of our relationship with north korea and china. he is commited to the process of trying to push the koreans to step away from bad actions and did what president obama failed to do. put in the human faces. a dictator who subjected his people to untold horrors. this is the tip of iceberg. the president made this personal and saying you need to change the ways you are doing things. we are done with this. >> martha: it's fascinating it's being called risky. it remind me of what we saw from nikki haley at the u.n. and this instance. you are not making it up. you are telling stories. you put light on it and let the world look at and let north korea know it's an argument potentially for what m

the discovery happening at shaffer library on the campus of union college in upstate new york. to give strands of hair as a gift of remembrance. experts tested the locks and confirmed they were his. how cool. as you know, brian wrote about our nation's founder in george washington's secret six. so what do you think, brian? brian: jillian, i think the shaffer is related to the hamilton family and they used to exchange hair of famous people. and believe it's only worth about $2,000 washington's hair. steve: you know what? during valentine's day don't exchange hair. make them something to eat. ainsley: i'm glad we don't do that anymore. i do not want a lump of someone's hair as a gift. steve: say hello to chef mark bailey author of fascinating book it's called cooking in boxers. [cheers] janice: we noticed that right away. why didn't you come in your outfit. >> little too chilly for boxers. brian: why cook in boxers comfortable? >> that's my comfort. i don't advocate everyone cooking in boxers but i do. steve: you sr. a self-described breakfast guru. show us how to make breakfast

dan shaffer is with us, schafer asset management.ide here. i want advice for our viewers, first to you, dan, i know what the outlook is, you told us many times, the big drop is coming, that this is a bear market. all right, our viewers, you look into the camera and tell our viewers, these are not hot shot investors with a billion dollars. they're ordinary people, what should they do now? >> again, i'm going to give advice but doesn't mean this is what you should do for the viewers. this is the cycle i see. we're in a downdraft that will eventually end in this level or a little lower and the updraft. and the updraft is a selling opportunity. i wouldn't be panicking today but looking to get out and sell rallies. that's now the next step in this cycle turn of the markets. stuart: i got it. >> right in the camera. stuart: that was very specific. excellent young man, well done, you are learning on this job. [ laughter ] >> steve wood is with me, i know you have a different opinion. >> we do. stuart: you do not believe we're getting into a

the broward county shaffer said he was armed in uniform and standing outside the school last week aspened fire. school surveillance video shows the officer doing nothing when he should have addressed the killer and killed the killer. that's when utwhen officer says. the veteran officer resigned yesterday when he learned there was an internal investigation into his failures. again, he stood outside the school. >>> meantime teachers will return to the school today. >> in the aftermath of yet another school shooting the solution to keeping classrooms safe is dividing the nation. students are fueling the debate by taking action across the country. nbc 10's matt delucia live in our digital operations center. >> students in westchester will join thousands of young people across the country demanding action on gun violence. today the high school students will hold a rally on campus with gun control activists and demonstration against the nra. in florida students rallied at the state capitol pushing for gun control legislation. and so far president trump says he would support background chec

woman in 2013 who paid out her own pocket after columbine down in florida, and they hired an off-duty shaffer at $32 an hour. that underscores how tough it is to talk about fortification and reinforcement in a realistic scenario. let's go back to deirdre bolton. >> we are waiting for a press conference. we are told it will come from coral springs, florida. the stoneman douglas high school, the scene of the shooting. we are expecting to hear from law enforcement officials. multiple people dead, that is according to the broward county sheriff, scott israel. i'm not sure if he's going to be part of this press conference in coral springs. but i would anticipate we'll get more details on the fatalities and the conditions on the 14 people transported to medical centers and hospitals in the area. 14 people transported with varying degrees of wounds. the state of the victims in best those medical centers as i mentioned earlier, it's catastrophic, there are really no word. we'll be monitoring for comments coming through from that press conference which is 4 miles south of parkland where the high schoo

. >> what's happening spending is a shaffer gdp. when you look at it, kennedy.t's how you spend the money. if you are going to have good infrastructure that's better than paying people not to work. kennedy: i agree. we need to do so inch this country in terms of entitlement reform, and we can have intelligent discussions on how best to spend money supporting men and women in uniform and maybe their aspects of military spending. but in the meantime we have to take a look because both parties are burying their heads, looking the other way, and we are look at an even greater debt share. >> i don't think so. i think the tax cuts are going to raise revenues. if we get the growth rates much anything like i think we'll get in 2018, 2019 -- kennedy: what do you think we'll get? >> above 4%. we had the dip quarter because people were postponing their income waiting for the tax cut. kennedy: i would love to see that. i would love for to us start and continue the year with that kind of growth. >> i think you will be very happy. i think the long-term growth rates for the ne

marcus ashworth and peter shaffer from rbc capital markets. up next, can the u.k.me minister find a brexit plan to please both brussels and her own fractured party? we bring you the latest on the brainstorming session yesterday. that is coming up next and this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: theresa may and her cabinet spent yesterday in the prime minister's country retreat hashing out the details of their brexit strategy. after a marathon session, it seems some progress was made toward reaching a unified position and breaking the deadlock. britain will ask to keep the you regulations on a voluntary basis for key sectors. the european commission has already shot down the proposal, saying it won't work. can theresa may find a way to satisfy both brussels and her own party? merrick,s now, david the chief executive, and robert hayward. welcome to our weekly brexit program. thank you for keeping us up-to-date. what did we find out yesterday? it was a pretty swift rebuttal from the commission. >> it was more than swift. the commission put out that rebuttal before the meeting

paul shaffer, ladies and gentlemen. >> the show making fun of itself and turning itself inside-out thatike guys you'd see hanging around together? >> absolutely. >> would you like to hang around with me? >> nope. >> i'll say it again, this is the stupidest show -- >> i thought i would never want to do this show with you. >> now why? >> because you thought i was -- >> a [ bleep ]. >> there is one rule i keep trying to abide by, and, unfortunately, i only get to it about 12% of the time. and that is, it's only television. we're not doing cancer research. if the 40-year-odd history of commercial broadcasting has taught us one thing, there is nothing sacred about television. >> steven is upstairs. >> dave, i was just curious, is there any way i can get mtv on this? >> actually, steve, that's a -- that's just a monitor and all you can get on that is our show. >> oh. that's okay. >> there was a degree of cynicism that was needed in the art form at that time, and it was a cynicism that became common sense after awhile because it never got old. -- i'd watched johnny carson. and you are no johnn

joining us is joe bell from shaffer investment research and scott freese from sabertooth advisers as can imagine, tony is still here he was just talking and you saw him on camera. tony is still here let's start with you, scott. do you know for a fact whether this is a correction that should be bought or if you go up 45%, 10% may not do it, right >> right do i know for a fact it should be bought? no but i think the prudent thing now is as the market was accelerating, you started to see some cracks in it, you start to sell off some winners, build up a pile of cash, now it's the nvidias, amazons, companies with strong earnings and buying a bit on the dips, buying a bit on the di dips, buying a bit on the dips, but focusing on those strong companies with earnings growth rather than breading it around the market >> you're not sure whether buying the s&p is a different decision do you feel the same way, joe? >> well, it all depends on your time frame you take about the short-term price movements, the volatility we've seen in this market. picking up compared to the volatility we're experien