sloan's partner kevin has provided some relief he's currently after her job still sloan has faced worse. but my ex-husband left. with six children. i will live on toast and coffee so my kids can. have that little bit extra pastel. sloan's experience is not unique almost a third of all children in this area live in poverty that means their household income is less than sixty percent of the annual british median income over the past five years the number of people living in poverty in the u.k. has risen children's charities say that increasing living costs and cuts in state benefits have left many families without sufficient support sloan's children have become used to doing without. and i know sometimes i'd rather have my own room and i've been surrounded by them just not all the time. but the lack of privacy is just a small problem. sacramento's when his father left until smarm was forced to go to a food bank. and. just have to live on. so that she's now i'm used to it so now. some people can just stick their kids into. schools cause they can. all the loving tom we just we get by simple

sloan also volunteers at a food bank. brian langdon has come to pick up some basic supplies delays to benefit payments and changes to the u.k.'s benefit system have seen a rise in referrals to food banks according to antipoverty charity the trussell trust. at this food bank numbers have gone up. just not enough in the hours after paying rent and electric and all your bills. virgina go out and he looked at all not all mama. basic. but if i go so far. in the situation i've had nothing i want to know can make a difference and make people feel welcomed. with a little help from kevin sloan is trying to give her children a structured upbringing. faith eat dinner together every day at five o'clock. and there are such bad times and the gulf war children is. not to be. going to be happy and. get stronger. and at the same time she knows it will be hard for her children to break out of a cycle that's trapped so many in britain. owns the nation's agricultural areas profits from them across the globe transnational companies and foreig

- dulcé sloan, everybody! we'll be right back.: don't lose hope, because america is finally beginning to see a decrease in senseless gun violence... debates. it's inspiring. over three months ago, the shooting in las vegas left 58 people dead, and we've still had no changes to federal gun laws. bump stock restrictions? stalled in congress. expanded background checks? no way. assault weapons? just as available as ever. let me put this in perspective: yesterday was our 11th school shooting of 2018. america has more school shootings than rainy days. and at a time like this, my thoughts are with the courageous folks at the n.r.a. here's a video from n.r.a. tv. they tweeted it yesterday from the world's largest gun show,

[cheers and applause] for more on this, we turn to desi lydic and dulcé sloan. music] - it was the one year anniversary of the women's march, and you know donald trump was pissed off because it's the two things he hates most: feminism and exercise. - mm. - women across the country took to the streets today, as they did a year ago to demand equality, justice and social and political change. the marches took place from coast to coast. - they're over 250 marches planned around the world this weekend. - seattle, san francisco, miami, phoenix, washington, new york, philadelphia, cincinnati, chicago, denver, los angeles, san francisco-- it goes on, and on and on. - it is through human dedication and effort that we move forward. [cheers and applause] - that's right. women. be. marchin'. - ♪ women be marching sorry, i was on the one and the three. - i--i know, i know. you always are. but what do you say? best and worst things about the march. - mm. for me, i feel like the best thing was just seeing hundreds of thousands of women marching all over the world. - but the wo

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sloan demanding answers again tim sloan was made c.e.o. after the previous c.e.o. was forced to step down finally after many months of and all sorts of senate hearings and finally they forced him down tim sloan was the former c.f.o. so he was in charge during all these crimes he was still an executive during all these crimes so janet yellen had been basically suggesting that they get some outside help because all that it was infested their entire organization with. people who obviously couldn't see what they had done was wrong rats. so you have to basically bring in a honey badger to take it out right and you know combine that with the opiate crisis all these people that have had their lives ruined by wells fargo of course it's very easy to get hooked on opiates thanks to the drug industry and they're working together is some of the american genocide but charlie munger doesn't care about her and the bitcoin will however put these guys to rest physically intellectually metaphorically what sound money and you're your own bank you don't need to rely on these crooks we

tim sloan demanding answers again tim sloan was made c.e.o. after the previous c.e.o. was forced to step down finally after many months of and all sorts of senate hearings and finally they forced him down tim sloan was the former c.f.o. so he was in charge during all these crimes he was still an executive journalese crime so janet yellen had been basically suggesting that they get some outside help because all that it was infested their entire organization with. people who obviously couldn't see what they had done was wrong rats. so you have to. basically bring in a honey badger to take it out right and you know combine that with the opiate crisis all these people that have had their lives ruined by wells fargo of course it's very easy to get hooked on opiates thanks to the drug industry and they're working together is some of the american genocide but charlie munger doesn't care any badger in the bitcoin will however put these guys to rest physically intellectually metaphorically what sound money and you're your own bank you don't need to rely on these crooks well as

investors are looking at tim sloan's $400 million estimate in terms of impact this year and questionere be more. could that be because there's impact on company's image that they have to be in the defense mode and not the offense mode. and might they lose more from the time and the biggest question is 30th of september, tim sloan seemed confident on the 30th of september they would have sorted things out by then such that the ban would be lifted. now, clearly, it's possible that doesn't happen and they're limited for going much longer. either way, we're selling off $23 billion, $24 billion in market cap which implies significantly more hit in analysts' and investors minds than the $400 million that systtim sloan mentioned. >> selling a positive. >>> still ahead on "worldwide exchange," today's top stories and the roundup of the global market picture >>> plus, your super bowl 2018 highlights and the best moments of that game coming up ♪ for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ing

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sloan dickey reports. elmer hoke just keeps going and going and going.this energizer bunny of community service is built for the long race, delivering meals on wheels well into his tenth decade of life.jamie loveall, meals on wheels: "i started here almost 15 years ago and elmer's been here since i started. you see some driver's once a week; some every other week. elmer's here every day." for the last twenty years, elmer has delivered food to homebound casper residents -- most younger than he is.sloan dickey, reporter: "you are ninety-two years old -- older than most of the people you serve."elmer hoke, meals on wheels: "well, quite a few of them."sloan dickey, reporter: "what keeps you going?"elmer hoke, meals on wheels: "well, i don't know. it could possibly be maybe your church upbringing. in church, you're supposed to help your neighbor."...and elmer has a lot of neighbors.elmer hoke, meals on wheels: "i'm not real talkative, really, but i always acknowledge them and generally ask them, 'how's things g

sloan dickey reports..this energizer bunny of community service is built for the long race, delivering meals on wheels well into his tenth decade of life.jamie loveall, meals on wheels: "i started here almost 15 years ago and elmer's been here since i started. you see some driver's once a week; some every other week. elmer's here every day." for the last twenty years, elmer has delivered food to homebound casper residents -- most younger than he is.sloan dickey, reporter: "you are ninety-two years old -- older than most of the people you serve."elmer hoke, meals on wheels: "well, quite a few of them."sloan dickey, reporter: "what keeps you going?"elmer hoke, meals on wheels: "well, i don't know. it could possibly be maybe your church upbringing. in church, you're supposed to help your neighbor."...and elmer has a lot of neighbors.elmer hoke, meals on wheels: "i'm not real talkative, really, but i always acknowledge them and generally ask them, 'how's things going?'"organizers for meals on wheels say it is

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ceo tim sloan has regularly talked up the changes he has made in the past >> what i can promise you is we are absolutely transforming this company, fulfilling the promises and obligations we made. we've reorganized the company in materials of centralizing many of our risk and control companies and we're building a better wells fargo i do think the worst is behind us the fed saying wells fargo has yet to correct previously identify identified -- the stress test, the quality at a timive pardon, and third by september 2018, they need to have submitted the third-party review to the fed relating to this consent order, as we've discussed, the to be is down 8.5%. if they have to constrain the growth of their balance sheet, that's how banks actually make money, what are they going to do all things eagle they can't -- but to make sure they can continue to do loans is sell off certain securities, that what tim sloan means, that would cost them $400 million in earnings this year, so that, he says, they're still open for business as they would want to. >> they're a huge mortgage lender, does it me

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the world's first zero gravity dance party was sloan after a worldwide contest to take part in it.ganized by big city beat. they enjoyed weightlessness of the decent is of the par bollic flight. some techie way to say you are floating, it's venue a customized airbus is using for astronaut training and people entered the contest to go on the flight. imagine that rick. >> i'm just trying to open a bag of peanuts. there are three new releases making their debut at the box office. it's based on the true story of three americans that stopped a terrorist attack on a paris bound train and the family friendly, peter rabbit and the movie for adults, 50 shades freed. that is expected to easily win the weekend. >>> and meantime, black panther roared into england with the london premier and the marvel movie got a ton of praise and the american super hero movie based on a character of the same name telling the stories of a black super hero faces danger after his father dies. it opens in the u.s. on friday. >>> how about this? twin sisters in california are celebrating their precious bundles of

. >>> our cameras right around 295 and sloan avenue.ou'll be going to the new jersey transit train station. you'll be fine heading out the door. roads a little wet in some spots. the northbound side not seeing an increase yet. a five minute trip there from 55 headed up to the walt whitman bridge with speeds into the 60s. we're down to that opening for the tacony-palmyra that was scheduled for 5:35. you don't need to get over the alternate, the betsey ross bridge. tracy back to you. >>> nine minutes before 6:00 right now. today the pink invitational gymnastics meet begins in center city. >> more than 3,000 athletes will be performing with a purpose. the three-day competition raises money to help breast cancer survivors get complementary treatments like acupuncture and counseling. the gymnasts had been holding preparations in their hometowns. >> they hold sleepovers and sometimes the parents will then connect with their companies and they'll do some corporate matching or they'll get a grant and bring that money to the convention center. >

we're watching 295 hamilton, around sloan avenue, it looks good in both directions. northbound and southbound side. we're not seeing any problems on the majors. we know that can change for the rest of the roads when i come back. >>> in the fight against opioid addiction, experts say early education is key. next, the new push to teach kids about the dangers before they get hooked. >>> and luring lebron to philly. next, the extreme effort to attract the attention of the coveted nba star. >>> about a quarter past 5:00 a.m. finding the solution to addiction. this week, we already heard from young adults who got hooked on opioids as teenager. >> this morning, nbc10's matt delucia finds out what schools are doing for the addiction to painkillers. >> the progression just happened so fast. >> reporter: he got hooked on pale killers when 14 years old. seven years, he's in rehab. >> i was never warned of the dangers of prescription drugs and the same thing could happen to you. >> reporter: he said prescription opioid pin killers were never part of any drug education he receive

streams around in the city don't balance it out like other cities across africa free turns low lying sloan's are plagued by flooding each rainy season. plus the war see what some of. yeah. any athlete with. any small there will. unfortunately when. it will find a river way and that is where you will find most of the settlements and so on the ones who are affected in such a way lose their lives. amount of water flowing down the hills that is no way you know it's not really being held back by the tree cover or the vegetation the intensity of flooding is really increasing and because the intensity of the flooding has increased that is making the hills more and more unstable sierra leone is already experiencing the effects of climate change the rainy season is growing shorter and more intense and with steep hill stripped of forest cover the effects are deadly. if you see just during the period between the first of july seventeen and the fourteenth of august the bones that were being which is when the landslide happened pretty down received more than one thousand millimeters of rainfall which is

last sunday i'm asked what brought all unions know what dina sloan saw as above. and i need to do nothing. right here right here but i'll give you the last not only the general out of it wasn't that kind of oh i thought i thought it would look good but i wish you never took up with it because. now they go after what i said but. it didn't. work. well floats almost. more to the sun didn't want to know mummy's boy was slow seasonal business did you see that almost. done thank goodness i'm done for you but i've been up here on some of the future let me quote it. but oh. yeah. you have my. roof i can. not. run not. what. was it you could i was just not yes good for here fifty three she asked if i'd you can call this couple so kind of oily b.s. get or did you. feel must like and what did i once want to still be nice to to get me equation what i want some people the opposite. of that the last i you but i only say i just you know will say is that whenever you give that kind of bone one a gift you get bored me i want the ball say have fun you don't come and. by that i gues

the barclays since two thousand and seven a luxury hotel in knightsbridge and a stone's throw from sloane street which is lined with the designer shops that inspire him. the shape for me and the callers is the first thing that i look into a shoe like you know what if it's you know it's got a details on it and it's the shape is slightly different from here. it will show this is exactly what i look for when i try to create a credible tea cake and in this case look as you can see in this blue one here the colors absolutely stunning i really love the blue berry cake for sure yeah. his ideas come to life in the cold room of the hotel kitchen a new afternoon tea collection comes out twice a year. on the show says his ideas for the next spread fashion labels often sent him photos to use as a guide or sometimes even the real thing. when we did the exclusive the afternoon before just to meet you i had about ten thousand pounds worth of shoes and handbags on this table i was the most popular guy on this building everybody near me. now a book features his most successful concoctions from ten years o

watergate that is not what we go out on for now thanks very much indeed i want to bring in melanie sloan she's an attorney specializing in government ethics she's also a former federal prosecutor she's joining us also from washington d.c. melanie how much does it matter what is actually in the mammal and how much does it matter to the compared to the impact that the debate about it is going to have on the miller investigation. well i think it's important to realize that nothing in this memo reflects on the muller investigation in any way this is all about a court application for a warrant on carter page well before the president was in office and before the miller investigation even started that said the clear reason that this was put out there was to try and undermine any investigation into russia by saying that top justice officials including rob rosenstein who is the deputy attorney general who's now in charge of the moller investigation i think this is really part of a plot in order to get rid of him and if they get rid of him i think the feeling is that maybe the next person they pu

a son dumbest blah blah all unionists know what dina sloan saw as both. nothing to do nothing. right. to write it but i'll give you the last not only the general but it wasn't the kind of oh i thought i thought it would look good from which you never took up with it because. i would go over what i said but. if. anything. but close on the. motivation behind the nominees for the slow season on the stage you. you know almost. good i was not you but i don't know all of them some of them to let me quote it. but oh. yeah. i. can prove i can get. on my. run. was that it could be i was just not yes. depreciate i asked if i'd you can be sure this couple so kind of oily b.s. get more then you. feel must like and what did i once want to still be nice to to give me what i want some people doubtless. should i know kind of that in the last i you but i only say i just i mean you have a safe out of a number you can give some kind of bone one a gift you get bored me i want the ball so you have fun you don't come and the last . one that i got on that dust hank even if you have almost bought. the

my son the most the boy you know the snow what dina sloan softball. nothing to do nothing. right here right here but i'll give you the last not only the general but it wasn't the kind of thought i thought would go thump with you never thought of a couple did it because. i was told what i said but. it. well offloads it's almost. more fun didn't want to know mummies on the slopes is one of the cities you see there are almost. like good times i was not you but i know all about some of them have to let me quote it. but i. said. yeah. you. can i can get. on that. run. if it was that he could. not yes get a different ship i asked if the education. couple so kind of oily b.s. get more then. the g.s. feel must like and what did i want on the stove minis to give me equation one i want some progress. for the next and that the last a year but i will say i just you know will say five of my number if you give that kind of bone one gift you get bored me i want the last say i need a common the last. one that i got on that dust that hangs even in a moment. but the books i do see well by. a

fresno had come to munich specially for this trial and i think they can trust it so nicely was five sloane was the the monster of the nazi state the munster judge. they were from a bush well back. that was self starters in the resistance and they didn't have any ideological affiliation and they were medical and philosophy students and so this i think has helped a lot to co-opt them as an image of resistance and there were they became i conceive of resistance i think this one picture of the official. has become the i can offer resistance and of. and you have an x. or actually of what they wrote in one in their papers as well something which is which is quite poetic tell us a little bit more about that and tell us a little bit more about you know they were also quite perceptive weren't they think picked up on what was going on yeah they they started with the leaflets already in the summer one nine hundred forty two and of june nine hundred forty two and the second leaflet depicted the holocaust which was quiet exceptional at the time it actually spoke about the three hundred thousand people

zuma out run a post set now in how is all of the change being received by the people of south africa sloan's in parliament today and there are people who are deathly certain bracing on the stairs of the parliament stairs saying we need to change now what we've basically given up hope we're told unemployment prices are rising a lot of people are not managing to to get kids through school they're saying something has to change the name hope that soon the process is going to get out. and one of the things that they want him to do is to fight corruption and he mentioned that that was one of his biggest priorities what else is on his agenda and does he have that legitimacy to fight the corruption. well he came into power in december as a party leader of the a.p.c. saying that that is exactly his agenda fighting corruption also probably going to see is that he is going to make sure the some of the very important institutions in south africa like the national prosecution of dorothy and will kind of become more keen again we noted to this national prosecution authority there's a boiler subsume out a

my son in the mouse club or you know what lena sloan saw scoff. because you know nothing. right here right here but i'll give you the last not only the general about it was that kind of oh i thought i thought i would go thump which you never took up with it because. i will go over what i said but. if. anything. but close on the. motivation behind the nominees for those low season offices you should be the. most. of my good times was not you but i know it was some of the future let me quote it. but oh. yeah. you have my. roof i can get it. i wanna. run. if it was that he could. not yes get depreciate i asked if i give me this couple so kind of oily b.s. get more then. g.s. your bust back and what did i want on the stove nice try to give me what i want some pianist. should i know kind of that in the last i you but i only say i just get all safe out of whenever you get some kind of bone one gift you get bored me out on the ball so you have fun you don't come and. by that i guess i've done that's what hank said even if you have almost bought a good book to see while. a toad as

sloan in the home of staff turned to. this country he was. and he had a good soul and. so we'll see. what traditionally if ever it was that he could with us to. yes get more deeply she. had to be sure that they kind of. democratic anger over president trumps state of the union immigration rhetoric will that make reaching a deal on dreamers even harder to take a look at that on this edition. of the politicking on larry king president donald trump delivered his first state of the union address tuesday night and left many democratic lawmakers and activists furious over his remarks about immigration so this mean of a deal on doc is now even further out of reach than it was before and it's not what happens to the so-called dreamers who seem to be caught between the two warring political parties will start with cesar vargas cesar's an immigration activist direct. sure of the dream action coalition he is also in new york state's first openly undocumented attorney he was formerly a latino outreach strategist for bernie sanders twenty sixteen presidential campaign he joins us fr

also mean say sloan as often in some ways perhaps mexico were it was at the confederations cup last summer i was there and watched all of the games very good too what did you think of the facilities in the stadiums in russia are you excited for the fall to earth playing for el tree in russia see that i keep on the sultan of it one of all for us here in this. last year i want to put i don't know i wasn't going to write it in the. last play corneal was. a i would like it but i mean he joke. around but i mean three can of of almost. they all i mean. he was an officer in the most intimate for you an incredibly experienced international over one hundred games for three. which countries do you think are the favorites for the world cup will it be the usual germany argentina brazil which do you think is very strong. obviously or you're going to. not play this kind of. i mean so masterson action and loss but also in the end not be the one. but one that has. any. special will it be for you personally supply in a fourth world. this is a very very small group of footballers to ever play in the amount

a son lemme ask my boy all unionists know what dina sloan saw as boss. nothing to do nothing. right here right here particular been lost not only the general but it was the king of all i thought i thought would look good from which you never took the cup which did it because. i will go after what i said but. if. anything. but i'll float on the. north coast unbeknown to mummies on a slow season of the seas you see that almost child. good thing i was not you but i. was some of the fish let me quote it. but oh. yeah. you have my. roof i can get. i wanna. run. what. was it you could i was just not yes get to depreciate i asked if i'd you can be sure there's a couple so kind of oily b.s. get more then you g.s. your must like and what did i want on the stove meanies to to give me what i want some pianist. should i not have that the last i you but i only say i just you know also you have a number you can give some kind of bone one a gift you can only have one of us a have fun you don't come and. by that i got on that dust hank even if you have almost bought a good book to see you i'l

ceo tim sloan maintains that the co"oany is n for business," is confident that they will pass the 30thstember review, and the impacts to earnings this year will be minimal. many have questioned the, timi given that this arrived on janet yellen's last day in office. but new fed chair jerome powell also voted for the action. powell is the one who willa pla ey role on whether to lift the sanctions come this fall. for "nightly business report," i'wilfred frost. >> and jerome powell did take the oath of office as the 16th chairman of the federal reserve. he was sworn in ande faced s immediate challenges, like that unsure stock market and rising interest rate powell is a former fed governor who is expected mostly to continue the current of monetary policy. >>> time to take a look at some of today's upgrades and downgrades, if you're brave enough.rg wells s rating was cut today by at least five separate investment banks. one of thoanks is rbc, now rates tha a company underperform down from outperform. the analyst says the penalty will result i an ongoing cloud over the stock price and wells'

, according to tim sloan. the bank must submits a new risk management plan in the next 60 days and will face a review on the 30th of september before the sanctions can be lifted. concurrently, wells fargo is also replacing four board members following three changes in 2016 and three last month shares now at 9.5% i did this calculation moments ago down 7.5%. 7.5% decline equates to $23.5 billion fall in market cap if we apply that to the company's $400 million that gets 5.6. clearly, investors think the impact will be much bigger than tim sloan gave even though he maintains the company is open for business on that note, kbw, one of the investors to downgrade the stock saying wells fargo will have to shift from offense to defense. that could be the reason for shares down 9.5% in the premarket. >> wilfred, quick question, this very difficult approach that the fed is taking, do you think it would be different if the s.e.c. or another agency had taken a harder approach earlier? >> fascinating approach, andrew, i've

we know that julian or sloan with wiki leaks who who disseminated the e-mails has said he's fairly well implied that it was someone within the democrat national committee and then they said well they put out fake e-mails about what is a fake e-mail and something that you disagree with apparently. and this idea that somehow the russians wanted to create chaos in the election you don't set out to create chaos you set out to have one person win and one person loose thirty that's the only way that you accomplish anything chaos is nothing chaos which in a tree in achieves nothing whatsoever. richard of just reading the quote from a news conference deputy attorney general wrote rosenstein said that it hasn't been alleged in any way that the meddling that is that is suggested it altered the election outcome if there's no suggestion that this altered the outcome of an election where more than one hundred twenty million people voted why is this headline news if there's no substance there is this just another attempt to hate. more pressure and ask more questions about the legitimacy of the donald

o'malley's sloan is a former federal prosecutor who specializes in government ethics she says the white house appears to be trying to destroying the public with the release of the memo i think they're getting increasingly frightened about what robert muller is up to there have been other stories this week about bob mueller honing in on the pattern of the administration in trying to engage in a cover up we saw stories about the president's spokesperson hope picks saying that e-mails would never come out and we saw that in a previous spokesperson mark carollo had resigned because of his concern about obstruction of justice so i think that the white house is has that's all going on a one sided so they'd much rather distract all of us with discussions about this memo which people who hadn't seen it said it would be one hundred times worse than watergate but yet as jim comey pointed out really there's nothing in it there's nothing new or particularly in lightning in it and so by the same token i think people will now say the people who support trump well see we've got this memo and this memo

ray herndon who plays guitar in the large band was in the same band matt was in, jay david sloan and the rogues was the name of the band. they were the house band at a club in phoenix called mr. lucky's. i've played with him, i made my first recordings with them. billy williams, the music director in that band, produced all my records through, oh, just the last couple. he's 80 now, and he decided when he was in his 70s, he might slow down a little bit. francine reed and i have been singing together since 1984. matt rollings introduced me to francine in 1984. viktor krauss, he's played bass with me since 1994. buckweed's played steel with me since 1993. - what is the secret to keeping a band like that and the personalities that you just described together? - you know, they're all solo artists. they're all solo artist, and i'm just grateful that, that they wanna, they kinda put aside what they normally do for a couple of months every summer and come on the road with me, and i'm just, i think it's just because we're friends and because those earlier recordings were part of the beginning

the deliveries of our military goods they restrict the ability of our country to attract investors sloan's naturally this affects our economy because we don't receive as much investment as we otherwise would for example we could have had higher rates of return on our securities and we have today we could have been obtaining more loans from western banks to develop our industry and production clearly there's an impact. but on the other hand i believe we can always find a way out of a tricky situation. if they are imposing their sanctions we just start developing our domestic capabilities topping our internal resources member how pure in the previous u.s. administration they said that the russian economy will be in shambles pointing to falling oil prices and sanctions and all that stuff well are we in shambles now quite the opposite we have mobilized our economy we now have the lowest inflation rate in all of russia's history we have overcome the economic crisis very quickly and this gave us an additional push to undertake structural reforms mobilize our financial resources so you know reall

he believes ceo tim savings and sloan is working like crazy to clean things up at wells fargo after several the past year. >>> the weinstein company has been accused by dozens of women of sexual assault and harassment and the board says they've been unable to come up with a deal to buy the studio. they had a $500 million deal in the works with an investor group, but that fell apart so they will file for bankruptcy. >>> stock market off to a good start this morning. nasdaq gaining 44 and smp up by 14 points and shares in apple and wells fargo heading higher after comments from warren buffet. michelle and an back to you. >> thanks, jason. >>> recent transportation study from around the country are proving uber is and lyft congest the ease. there's a drop in number of cars clogging city streets but recent studies from season fran, boston, and new york suggest the opposite that the companies are pulling riders of public transit and putting them in cars. one of the reasons is the new express pool by uber competes with mass transit. that's surprising. >> some of the prices on the rides are really

focused on addressing all of the federal reserve's concerns, that is according to the ceo timothy sloan. it is important to note the consent order is not related to any new matters but to prior issues where we have made significant progress wells fargo being forced to replace board members and limit asset growth sending it back to you. >> thank you many of us have been surprised that the federal reserve didn't do something earlier and i think this is more extreme than i thought they might do. more importantly, this limited assets this stock has been red hot. up 5% for the year and when you cap assets you lose what are best narratives that are occurring which is we are in recovering mode. if they can fix the governance, the assets will come back. >> this is one heck of a last move from janet yellen they also excoriated sanger. i wonder if changes the entire investment dynamic about limiting their growth. this is pretty damning what the fed has done we have jon najarian and pete najarian. >> great to be here. >> this is a friday night surprise we thought wells fargo was not only clean sla

he practiced at memorial sloan kettering.' his patients included some of the biggest names in the show biz and business and more. by the was his humanity that touched us all. >> medicine is not an easy profession. i am not talking about the stress of the work. but if you care about your patients, every time somebody dies, you feel it. eric: dr. rosen feld is the best selling author of more than a dozen books, and the editor of "parade" magazine. his son arthur joins us now. our condolences and sympathies to you and your family. your father was a great man. he came here every sunday because he loved it. tell us about his love of medicine and sharing his knowledge with everyone at home. >> his love of medicine was a passport, a ticket. his m.d. degree was a piece of power that allowed him to connect in the way he wanted to. a tool i guess is what i'm looking for. he had great interest in people, great humanity and compassion. but he was genuinely curious bother people's lives. he was always looking to help in unexpected, create

the barclays since two thousand and seven a luxury hotel in a nice bridge and a stone's throw from sloane street which is lined with the designer shops that inspire him. the shape for me and the colors is the first thing that i look into a shoe like you know what's if if you know it's got a details on it and it's the shape is slightly different. the usual shoe this is exactly what i look for when i try to create a credible tea cake and in this case look as you can see in this blue one here the colors absolutely stunning i really love that. for sure yet. his ideas come to life in the cold room of the hotel kitchen a new afternoon tea collection comes out twice a year. pre-show says his ideas for the next spread fashion labels often sent him photos to use as a guide or sometimes even the real thing. when we did an exclusive afternoon tea for just jimmy choo i had about ten thousand pounds worth of shoes and handbags on this table i was the most popular guy on in this building everybody knew me. now a book features his most successful concoctions from ten years a practical point team with mo