and music from blake shelton. and now, as a matter of fact, here's jimmy kimmel. ♪ thank you. >> jimmy: thank you for watching. thank you for coming. we have a what is sure to be a highly overrated show tonight with meryl streep. meryl streep is here tonight because -- [ cheers and applause ] -- the stars have gathered in los angeles last night for the 75th annual golden globes. the awards for movies and television presented by the foreign press. these are foreigners who came into hollywood from their god-forsaken countries to judge us, and for some reason we allow it. we even celebrate it. there are always surprises with the golden globes. this was one. for her role in "the marvelous mrs. maisel," rachel brosnahan won for best actress. [ cheers and applause ] i was going to make a joke about i never heard of her or the show, but it sounds like she's very popular. doesn't brosnahan sound like pierce brosnan married like someone named callahan and they -- and on hand to receive the cecil b. demille award was none o

blake shelton is coming.annabis for recreational use in the state of california. [ cheers and applause ] he can't help it. he's physically -- anyway, there's a lot of curiosity about this. people want to know how it works. i want to know how it works. we sent guillermo on a mission tonight. he's a few miles from here in west hollywood at a store called medmen. guillermo, how are you doing? >> guillermo: i'm doing fantastic, jimmy. >> jimmy: guillermo, how long has this store been open? >> guillermo: i think it's been open two or three years, i think. >> jimmy: two or three years? what do you mean? they just started -- it was supposed to be just -- oh, they were a medical shop beforehand. i understand. >> guillermo: that's right, jimmy. >> jimmy: now people have tossed away their fake ailments and are just buying it for the reasons they were buying it in the first place, right? >> guillermo: right, jimmy. and i want to tell you this is the best idea you ever had in 50 years, jimmy. >> jimmy: it is. all right.

online's sophie schillaci found out, kelly and blake shelton are already at war, for a very different> you guys go way back obviously. does this make you two more competitive? >> a lot less formal, i can tell you. >> yeah, we just went right for the -- just the jugular right off the bat. >> that's because kelly's husband brandon blackstock is also blake's longtime manager. >> whose team is he on? >> he's on both. >> no, he's not. give me a break. >> i put out so -- >> and that's just one reason season 14 may be the best yet -- the kelly factor. >> she's like country hood. >> she is. she said she's gonna take off her earrings to somebody when we were on the show. >> something else new this season -- the block. during the blind auditions, coaches can hit a new button to block each other from getting an artist. >> i like the block. i won't give away who i used mine on, but i can't stand him. >> oh, snap. >> oh, you were awesome, but now i'm out because blake blocked me. >> do you use your block, like, immediately against blake? >> i didn't use it against blake. >> no, you didn't? >> no,

they have this vote on the coalition agreement coming up next month will shelton's departure have an impact there. well that vote is incredibly important because it's the final hurdle before the grand coalition it can actually become a reality and we're talking here of the entire membership of the social democrats we're talking here of four hundred sixty three thousand people who will have to decide on the future of the grand coalition who will have to give the green light to it and many within the party in particular the youth branch of the party the so-called users are staunchly against another version of the grand coalition and all this is going to be particularly important when we start to find out the results of the beginning of may of macho sorry when we will find out whether this deal in fact can be turned into reality and i don't think anyone here in germany can predict now what result we will see at the beginning of march just another surprise on the road to get a german government just to remind our viewers those elections they were back in september tom sparrow with the la

i'm bart shelton. coming up we asked danielle de martino both to give us her view ahead of the new federal reserve chairman jay powell testimony before congress and she helps us examine inflation and tells us just when she thinks interest rates will rise plus crypto currencies are increasing we check in with jeffrey tucker on what's going on and what to expect all of that in our near term future but first let's get to some headlines a proposal to allow chinese president jiang jinping to remain in power past twenty twenty three is being considered the chinese constitution currently prohibits presidents from serving more than two terms of five years each the proposal by the communist party's central committee comprised of two hundred members is holding a three day meeting these days meeting to approve the presidential cabinet the central committee's recommendations are usually rubber stamped and approved by. the u.k. opposition leader jeremy corbyn of labor has come out in favor of remaining in the custo

. >> also there black shelton and gwen stefani.ly clarkson also in town with husband brandon blackstock. she said it was a rare night away from the kids. >> did you get sleep? >> i didn't get sleep. my husband appreciated it. >> i bet he did. that woman i love her for a reason. so much fun in minneapolis. kevin hart will sleep for four days. he went crazy. there's lots more love for the eagles. check this out. rocky balboa sylvester stallone celebrating while will smith partied to the "rocky" theme. >> phillie in the building! >> love it. kris jenner got too excited at a party. kris needed ice after falling into a table and breaking it. she had a lot to celebrate this week topping tonight know and tell her daughter kylie became a mom. kylie and her baby girl are doing wonderful. the official birth announcement came with a 11-minute video documenting the pregnancy. it shows the debut of kim and kanye's newest addition. no idea what they're naming the baby girl. they pointed to butterfly. kylie has a thing for butterflies. new mom ha

he was with blake shelton because he's his manager.his tour in oklahoma. >> i hope he left something. he better have a gift. >>> oh, my mariah. photo shoot you got to see to believe. >>> then. >> your time starts now. >> can initial pass the top chef challenge? >>> nothing like a little vodka to get you dishing on our a-list besties. closed captioning provided by -- is >>> mariah just loves her holidays so of course her valentine's day would be filled with cards, flowers and a shot of her wearing lingry with her boyfriend. of course it is. >>> well, we know how j-law spent her valentine's week. first at amy schumer's wedding what a gorgeous photo, right? and today in d.c. with the cast of "red sparrow," and that's where our carly steel is with our j-law exclusive. hi, carly. >> nancy, it was supposed to be a conversation, but it felt more like a party after rounds of vodka shots. the conversation turned to her equally cool girlfriend emma stone. >> emma sea very sweet, kind, just real, you know, and also very talented woman. >> that's

and music from blake shelton.as a matter of fact, here's jimmy kimmel. ♪ thank you. >> jimmy: thank you for watching. thank you for coming. we have a what is sure to be a highly overrated show tonight with meryl streep. meryl streep is here tonight because -- [ cheers and app

>> okay, i'm going to make you a blake shelton. >> seth: oh, a blake shelton. >> this is bourbon. >>seth: okay. >> we've got southern comfort. >> seth: excellent. >> cause he's southern. sometimes he's comfortable. >> seth: and he comforts. he brings comfort to us all. >> sometimes. and then we're going to throw in, because he's dating gwen stefani, some b-a-n-a-n-a-s so -- >> seth: oh, you are going to shake the bananas? >> yes, yes. you got to get the southern comfort and all of it, all over there. okay, here we go. >> seth: alright, this is the worst drink. >> i got more bananas. >> seth: this is disgusting. >> b-a-n-a-n-a-s. >> seth: b-a-n-a-n-a-s. >> to gwen stefani. ♪ >> seth: what are you doing? >> oh, my god! i could use some toothpaste. [ laughter ] my breath is like hot sauce and bananas. >> seth: no, it's great. blow right in my face. come on! it's really bad. >> it's bad. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. >> okay, so this next shot is called "the voice." >> seth: the voice. >> yes. >> seth: okay. >> in honor of "the voice." >> seth: okay. >> 'cause this is the show i'm going to

. ♪ ♪ aliena: meet charlie shelton, a data specialist from youngstown, ohio.t collects an item most relief organizations overlook. so this is the panty pantry. great. this is it. reporter: the panty pantry. it may look like an ordinary suburban garage, but inside is a meticulously organized collection of female undergarments waiting to clothe needy disaster survivors. when our crack team of tfn helper hunters discovered your website, i was literally blown away by your dedication to the cause that every woman, man, and child needs underwear. just women's panties, though. why specifically panties? i mean, if you think about it, it's, like, the hardest thing, probably, to get in a disaster situation. hmm. there's some crazy disaster, and -- and -- and you just need panties, right? right. how are you going to get them? nobody has got panties. yeah. they're out of generators. they're out of panties. i just felt like this was, like -- this is where i can do the most -- this is where i can do the most good. but if charlie shelton's going to do the most good, he's goi

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right here i'm part shelton and coming up today we talk currencies and sovereign systems with david merkel all with investments and ashley banks tells us how cars in germany are changing by law plus russia now holds more gold than china and has moved near the top of the list of nations with large gold reserves chris martenson explains why we do it all but first let's hit the headlines in his first testimony to congress federal reserve chair jay powell says his personal outlook for the u.s. economy has improved since december though powell said he would not want to prejudge the question of further interest rate increases most of the servers read his bullish comments as a signal that there will be perhaps three as many as four federal funds rate increases this year up from three discussed at the fed's the f o emcees meeting at the end of twenty seventeen powell was on worried about recent turmoil and stock markets saying any risks to the broader economy were quote at most modest he did however note that cybersecurity is a major threat to economic stability more on that in the coming days. th

shelton we will continue to campaign you know look out for other things that we're going to and more keep those questions out in the public domain and we expect the government to respond to what's in the public to moan about woods thank you very much for joining us here well the officials are continuing to conduct investigations into what exactly happened at grenfell tower that killed all of those people and it's clear that the local community is going to continue fighting for those answers until we get them and r.t. monday. this friday moscow was shocked by this sudden death of a three year old girl in one of the local kindergartens the cause of death remains unclear hawkins' as the story. what exactly happened at kindergarten twenty one twenty here behind me is still under investigation at this stage what we do know is that there are two main versions of events being looked into some local moscow media were quick to report that the children were taken out for a walk and upon their return to the kindergarten it was discovered that one of them three year old zahra was found to be mis

i'm bart shelton. coming up we asked danielle de martino booth to give us her view ahead of the new federal reserve chairman jay powell testimony before congress and she helps us examine inflation and tells us just when she thinks interest rates will rise plus crypto currencies are increasing we check in with jeffrey tucker on what's going on and what to expect all of that in our near term future but first let's get some headlines a proposal to allow chinese president xi jinping to remain in power past twenty twenty three is being considered the chinese constitution currently prohibits presidents from serving more than two terms of five years each the proposal by the communist party's central committee comprised of two hundred members is holding a three day meeting these days meeting to approve the presidential cabinet the central committee's recommendations are usually rubber stamped and approved by. the u.k. opposition leader jeremy corbyn of labor has come out in favor of remaining in the customs un

i'm part shelton. and coming up what is the likelihood that congress will turn a page and work together to do what president hope for his state of the union address related to the nation's infrastructure will ask steve morrow to weigh in plus we look at some dire and some darn inspiring stories from south africa but first let's get some business headlines. facebook reported a sixty one percent surge in profits in its fourth quarter earnings this was a large part fueled by a massive holiday influx over the in the advertising season the q four percentage increase and profits does not account for nearly three point two billion in taxes almost two point three billion of that tax bite was due to changes from the recent tax reform bill facebook also reported its first quarterly decline in daily users that number fell by seven hundred thousand to one hundred eighty four million while the time spent actually at the site online is dropped by five percent or fifty million hours per day microsoft also took an off

i'm part shelton and coming up we'll talk with laura fix the car coach about driving cars and ask her how they handle the winter roads and in the wake of the here round us florida shooting ashley banks looks at gun manufacturer earnings and the toughest week reports on the iconic los angeles times and it's due on or plus we have the second part of my interview with indian minister katie ram our roe and what he has to say about renewable energy for the future but first let's get to them have. kentucky fried chicken has closed five hundred fifty of their nine hundred restaurants in the united kingdom due to what the company called operator issues which has to do with actually getting the chicken and other menu items to the stores via the delivery company d.h.l. k f c in the contract to do business with the h.l. only a week ago but the incomplete or delayed deliveries has become one of the worst logistical failures in recent memory the owner of k.f.c. yum brands can reconfigured the u.k. supply chain last november and is now using three delivery services including a bid that's quick serv

if i'm part shelton. coming up in the wake of hurricane rita how are individuals and businesses in the economy fairing in the u.s. territory of puerto rico well i ask an expert plus sticking with the caribbean i sat down with a business a social entrepreneur from eighty sasha cramer to discuss how that nation has overcome some critical challenges with an eye towards business now let's get to the day's top. stories. as we reported yesterday the u.s. trade deficit has ballooned to nine year high of five hundred sixty billion dollars creating more trade challenges for the trumpet ministration some have hoped that a controversial trade deal between the european union known as t t f the transatlantic trade and investment partnership could move forward however france's foreign affairs minister has told the french parliament that his country will quote insist that t. tip will never be revived if trump carries through on his promise to leave the paris climate change agreement that president trump said he intends

the belly of the beast i'm part shelton and coming up is big brother watching you today we discussed surveillance in our society we talk with science smith the c.e.o. of cognition analytics and anastasio churkin reports from london on one if not the most surveilled cities in the world you're going to be amazed with all of this plus we talk with the executive director of the healthy markets association tyler lash about markets regulation and some risky financial products now let's get today's some of those are today's top stories and that one's. at least one u.s. regulator and i surmise more are looking into whether prices linked to the u.s. stock markets volatility and x. the vix which they sometimes refer to as the fear index have been manipulated concerns about such manipulation of existed for several years at the chicago board options exchange cboe but now a whistleblower says they could be costing traders millions of dollars today to be clear there's no evidence that such is the case but it's certainly something to be examined and i'm glad that regulators are on the case further

shelton we will continue to campaign you know look out for other things that we're going to and more keep those questions out in the public domain and we expect the government to respond to what's in the public to moan about would thank you very much for joining us here well the officials are continuing to conduct investigations into what exactly happened at grenfell tower that killed all of those people and it's clear that the local community is going to continue fighting for those answers until we get them and r.t. monday. this friday moscow was shocked by the sudden death of a three year old girl in one of the local kindergartens the cause of her death remains unclear daniel hawkins reports. what exactly happened at kindergarden twenty one twenty here behind me is still under investigation at this stage what we do know is that there are two main versions of events being looked into some local moscow media were quick to report that the children were taken out for a walk and upon their return to the kindergarten it was discovered that one of them three year old zahra a desire was fo

. >> also there, blake shelton and his girlfriend. kelly clarkson was also in town. she told "e.t." away from their two young kids. >> did you get sleep? >> i can't sleep because they're not here. yes, my husband appreciated it. >> i bet he did. oh, that woman i love her for a reason. >>> up next -- >> there are certain people i don't >> my reputation precedes me. >> reality bites with the cast of "celebrity big brother." how crazy will >>> plus, inside jennifer aniston's mansion, revealing their home renovation struggles. >> i can't visualize what it's going to look like when it's done. >> but first, 23 million facebook fans, she's a bonified latin >> just the little things happening in my life. i feel very thankful. >> he's gearing up for his tour in the usa and told us about what to expect. >> you guys are going to cry, then start jumping. i have a lot of surprises. >> and he's holding out hope that friends and collaborators could join him as special guests. >> please come here. we'll see what + more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound)

fans in the snow cities then marion shelton braley. most of the origins of this film intended to influence the discussion of germany's nazi past. film and it still ends. a jump in the imprint. led to believe feel. the scars on. the brain still tangible. for the are going. to see the edge but. they have survived do they also have a future. i really understand people who say they don't want to stay here. but i also admire people who want to stay here and who decided to create something . new beginning in peace time who are the people making it possible what needs to happen if tolerance and reconciliation are to stand a chance to get. out of darkness the city's accustomed war. starting march tenth on g.w. . the legislative . business of the news law is problem and i do lemmer all hopes for syria as the u.n. calls for a news cease fire you know that go softer days the delay it comes after a week of government shelling that turned into walk the u.n. she called hell on earth also coming off the. church closed on sunday jerusalem's top christ

ashley: you might not be punching shelton in the nose, the bill gates will be in an episode of the bige joining the cast from the plane himself in the 11 season of cbs dirty sitcom. stephen hawking, elon musk and steve wozniak abominate appearances on the show over years. the first time gates has been seen in the show since his appearance in fraser all the way back in 2116 years ago. 17 years ago. cheryl: how time flies. it's hard to believe speaking of time that there was snow in the northeast over the weekend and now we make a record raking high temperatures today. ashley: janice dean is here with our forecast. i've thrown away my coats, my scarf, hats, gloves. i'm ready for spring. >> you'll need it tomorrow so bring it out of storage. a bit of a roller coaster ride. we will see record-breaking temperatures along the east coast today. tamara temperatures will go down so enjoy it down so enjoy it while it lasts. 58 in new york, 70 today, but look at this cold front. backups all these warm temperatures. 37 in dallas, 27 in tulsa. this is a cold front causing major problems across port

>> reporter: it stirs things up with her pal, blake shelton. >> it's the same relationship.ike brother and sister, cat fight but love each other. >> reporter: clarkson brings a spark to help ignite a new season of the voice. marc barriger, nbc 10 news. >>> don't miss kelly clarkson's first show on the voice, monday and tuesday this week at 8:00 p.m. thanks for watching nbc 10 news at 11:00. for glenn hurricane schwartz and all of us here at nbc 10, have a great day. we'll see you at 4:00. [tender music] ♪ >> hope: [laughs] >> rafe: what? >> hope: i'll be right back. >> rafe: yeah, you will. >> hope: mm. >> rafe: i'll be right here. >> hope: okay. >> rafe: okay. >> hope: yeah, okay. ♪ >> rafe: mm. [faint rustling] [suspenseful music] ♪ [heart rate monitor beeping]

judy shelton on today i know the repatriation trade has so many dimensions the one big dimension writtenmany times over the last couple months is the notion it's going to be a dollar friendly. we just lost the 89 handle in the dollar index we're still comping back to december of 2014 in terms of weakness and it really doesn't look like that chart has any kind of footing. looks like there is a lot more sand below it. my point is, usually whether you get these notions, traders jump in front of things they like to get out early the long and short of it is i don't think the dollar will be saved by anything that has to do with the repatation trade. finally, do you remember whether we had the durable goods not that long ago? even though it was preliminary, the proxy for business capital spending, capital goods orders, nondefense aircraft was minus three tenths that can change. when you add it into the productist, it makes me nervous. granted, today's terrible numbers still gives us a year. that was the best since 2010 by the way, the interesting thing about 2010 is it's the only year between w

. >> blake shelton. >> as the group copies down answers, emma starts to look uneasy again, especiallycuss what might happen later when their quiz gets checked. >> they're going be like, ooh, they're really smart. >> that's how you get on. >> it makes me feel sad that she doesn't feel comfortable enough to say hey, they said don't do the that. >> now i head into the library to ask them about the test. >> did you have fun doing this? >> yeah. >> i let them squirm a little. >> you guys really seem to know your pop culture. very good. >> then tell them what our show is really about. >> this is actually a show on cheating. we have hidden cameras all around the room and your parents have been watching. >> i was going to say, oh, my gosh. >> emma admits right away as that as one of the younger kids in the library, she felt helpless. >> well, i didn't think we should cheat, but since they're 16, i was kind of, like, embarrassed to say anything, so -- >> ethics teacher rosalyn wiseman comes in to say what they did is typical for kids their age. >> so you are not in trouble, okay? so everyone t

seth, bring you a-game. [ laughter ] >> seth: i love, by the way, that you're going right at blake sheltonre you enjoying the transition to being a coach on "the voice?" >> yes! and honestly i love -- that's what makes this season especially fun, i think, even for the crew. like, adam and blake and i all know each other. like, and they know alicia really well because they've done a couple of seasons with her. so, it makes really fun because the banter will go in on each other. >> seth: yeah. >> and no one's like, "you're so mean!" >> seth: yeah. >> like, nobody care -- you know, ywe're just, like, we're messing around, you know? so, but yeah, we'll go -- i do go in on blake a lot. >> seth: yeah. that would seem -- >> but he's kind of a giant target. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] he's a giant man. >> yeah. >> seth: like, when he comes on this show -- >> he is. >> seth: his feet go through the floor, like they're -- [ laughter ] >> yeah. every time we do a photo together for, like, any promo you see, like, i'm always on, like, two steps. [ laughter ] like, 'cause, or otherwise i look like an o

of kagi was first across the line with the host nations kimbo taking silver bronze went to irene shelton from the netherlands. and the host nation was given something to cheer for later in the day as least young hoon won the men's mass start gold medal belgians bartz wings was second or bronze went to for way of the netherlands now here's how the medal table is looking on the been ultimate day norway still top with thirteen goals and that record tally of thirty eight germany in second also have thirteen with canada sitting in third on eleven meanwhile the international him to committee have delayed a decision on whether or not to allow russian athletes to march with their country's flag in sunday's closing ceremony they've competed as a limp athletes from russia in pyongyang and carried in the olympic flag in the opening ceremony that's after russia was banned from sending in official team because of massive doping scandal two russian athletes have failed drug tests at these games complicating the decision allowing them to march with their country's flag would be readmitting russia into

judy shelton thank you for taking the time. >> thanks for having me, rick. >> so yesterday was janet meeting. of course, we'll be swearing in jay powell in early february, which is what we're in right now. did you have any observations on the february, but maybe more importantly, you know, whatever the normalized natural rate is, it's going to be a lot lower than many thought. three or four tightenings potential next year. maybe the curve inverts. can you weigh in >> well, i think that things are going so well in so many ways economically for our country we've seen signs of real strength in the economy. i think that the tax reform and regulatory reform policy plans are doing so much to put us on a much firmer foundation for productive growth. so in a way, we're in a good spot when i see how weary the market is, i worry that somehow monetary policy could mess it up it looks like we could take higher rates are, and we talk about the need to normalize. for me, the problem is there's no such thing as normalizing in the way the fed rates. we saw the growth in excess reserves that banks ke

shelton. i will start by saying we are going to continue that with a roundtable. i would like to make it by camera. so that we can get both the senators and us all and room together. i thought it was a great start the other day. i just see a pathway forward where we can do this right and get this done hopefully this year it would be my goal on choice i sent all of you. i still read the medical journal. there is a great article there on ensuring timely access to quality care i would encourage all of you. it's a just a two-page read. and also mister secretary you mentioned yesterday we talked about this. in the va most people don't realize how extensive the va is. and all of the facets of medical care that the va does. the benefit process which we know has been slow down a little bit. i'm concerned that hiring people who don't have the skill to do it will actually slow the process down. you get someone that is a really good claims adjudicator. and you might be able to get it out there desk in a very timely fashion. someone what brand it would take it into the appeal

shelton in louisiana, go ahead.aller: first of all, i want to say to the lady that came in, that was talking about people that are immigrants here in the united states and booting them out. werenly real people that here were the indigenous people and who has the right to say who can be here and who cannot be here? that is racist. border is with candidate and nothing is being said about putting a barrier up in canada, but you want to scapegoat the brown people coming from mexico. and also i want to quickly say callersg about what the have been saying about the nuclear arms race that we are about to get into, and you look at what happened in hawaii when the false alarm took place. people, there is nothing, no protection, no plan of how to take care of the people in terms of a nuclear attack. people were scattering and running all over everywhere and calling relatives and a saying goodbye and everything else. ratchet down this military warfare that we have in the world. and we should be looking at people in other count

conference just while we're waiting for that to happen is interesting to just sum up some of what mr shelton back had to say he had praise and a warning for europe as europe moves towards integrating into deeper cooperation of its defense forces mr open but welcomed that but warned and cautioned europe act against. this cooperation being seen as a as competition to nato he also talked about the risks therefore weakening the trance atlantic bond of jupiter catering at nato where efforts and and then and actually discriminating against. it against non e.u. nato members ok let's go back to the conference so they're in munich and listen to the question and answer session as the united states and turkey are having a real problem so if you could tell us how you think this should be handled. and how it will be handled in order to reestablish a perception of a nato alliance that is not divided in a very important way the way to handle this is that the united states and turkey sit down and find ways to avoid any. incidents or conflicts or further problems in northern syria and i welcome the fact that