senator ted cruz is with us today. [applause] senator ted cruz stood against obamacare. lee welcome ted cruz today? [applause] ♪ [applause] god bless the united states of america. is to be withg it you today. what a blessing to be with men and women, committed to defending our nation. committed to defending our constitution. committed to defending the principles upon which the u.s. was founded. a time of consequence. the time where the fate of the nation is being debated. speaking of debates, how many of you watched the democratic debate last night? [laughter] i thought i had turned on comedy central. there is actually a medical term for what is happening to the democratic party right now. is called stark, raving nuts. twoi want to commend you simple words. defend freedom. [applause] let's talk about freedom. let's talk about economic freedom. the last 2.5 years, we saw a historic tax cut and what is happening in the economy. we have the lowest unemployment in 50 years. we have the lowest african-american unemployment ever recorded. [applause] we have the lowest hispanic

of the scandal within the church really kind of missed father ted.just simply wasn't a part of that conversation. teat's one of the great regrets i have for fathes story, is that i wish that he wast engaged in tnversation and in that problem. >> reporter: but father shesburgh's retirement ye weren't silent. he was still consulted and called upon by presidents. president bill clinton awarded him the congreional gold medal, one of the highest civilian honors in the country. and in 2009, when otest otupted before president barack obama's visit to n dame, it was father hesburgh who reassured the school's administration that hosting a pro-choice presidentt catholic university was the right thing to do. >> differences of cultur and religion, and conviction can coexist with friendship, civility, hospitality, and especially love. >> reporter: father hesburgh died in 2015 at the age of 82. >> sreenivasan: we've been working with former "new york times" food writer and lling author mark bittma on a new series of reports about a world he knows well and all of u

ted williams, your thoughts on this case?rently law enforcement, harris, have gotten information and evidence to connect the dots. quite naturally, i was able also to confirm the information that you just provided about this so-called secret room and door. so it'll be very interesting to find out. i hope they found this young woman alive. >> harris: so you've confirmed this as well. this brian wolf now has added that the person wanted them to complete the construction as soon as possible before his girlfriend got back in town. and you've confirmed this as well, this request for this padded room or "quiet room?" >> yes, it's my understanding this was an airbnb place that was being rented out, this lead for the secret room, the owners at home wanted this room. the big question right now, harris, is that the owner of that home that is under arrest? or is it someone else? is it more than one person of interest that may very well be under arrest at this immediate time? >> harris: we are told they are inside of a minute warning now

will you welcome ted cruz today. cheers and applause] ♪ senator cruz: god bless the united states of america. what a blessing it is to be with you today. to be with men and women committed to defending our nation, committed to defending our constitution, committed to defending the principles upon which the united states of america was founded. this is a time of consequence. this is a time where the fate f the nation is being debated. speaking of debates, how many of you watched the democratic debate last night? [laughter] [cheers and applause] i thought i turned on comedy central. [laughter] you know, there's actually a medical term for what's happening to the democratic party right now. it's called stark-raving nuts. but i want to commend you two simple words. efend freedom. [applause] let's talk about freedom. let's talk about economic freedom. the last 2 1/2 years we saw an historic tax cut, we've repealed job killing regulations and what's happening in the economy, we've got the lowest unemployment in 50 years. [

ted cruz pissed off the democrats as well as the moderate republicans. okay.niversally liked except when it comes to the te party crowd. but for the most part he shows up to t the events. i don't think he's going to have as much of a problem. i don't think beto is going to go back and run. kennedy: and they did a poll of texas democrats and 60% of them want beto to run for john cornyn's seat. i don't think he would do it. i think his brand is damaged with this presidential run he's made and the press has by and large abandoned him and the luster is. >> i think he let his ego affect him. one of the things that made him successful in texas despite the money he spent on the race is he did a grassroots campaign. and some people felt like it was authentic. a lot of the democrats are upset in texas because it seems like he went to the national scene so quickly instead of staying in texas and running. he's going to get pushback for jumping into the presidential race after he said he wasn't going to do that. and also i don't think john cornyn is going to be some punch

ted, ted, i'm feeling blue, where are you?own, it's all okay." >> in the '90s he starred in his first action star with "point break." >> surfing every day. keanu describes filming in the ocean. >> i'm just trying to play the part. i don't know. the world and giving stuff back to the ocean. because you're surfing it and the of being a true surfer. >> this meme pretty much says it all -- keanu just existing the entire internet. >> what makes him the best. >> pretty much everything. >> major love for akeanu. >>> and we've got more love from keanu because tomorrow we will be with him at the "toy story 4" premiere in hollywood. >>> staying in hollywood, it's also the backdrop for all the drama on "the hills: new beginnings," and two new additions, brandon lee and mischa barton who are definitely no stranger to drama. >> this has not been, um, the easiest decade for you, what does it feel like to be back, to be healthy? >> i do feel i've been through a lot, especially in the last few years. it's definitely starting a new chapter in

i didn't know that about ted cruz that he's long advocated this but it doesn't shock me in the least, he's a bit of an ideal it's on some issues, she is on a few issues here they are together on this issue. >> well let me chime in here. first of all on the issue itself i don't even see why it's a problem. congressmen don't get paid a lot of money and to take their knowledge and convert it into dollars, that's the american way i mean, i never found a problem with an -- you seen the stats that's what they do and that's their knowledge base. now jonas made a funny aside but i think there's a lot of truth to it. ted cruz is trying to hitch on to aoc's lime light and aoc is trying to gain gravitas by hitching on to ted cruz and jonas is rightist it's going new where. >> they make a lot of money doing it and you could say, you know, they're not influencing policy per se but at the same time we don't tell them they have to sit on the sidelines or not benefit or profit but the fact they held the highest position in the land. david: adam before you chime in isn't term limits a better way of de

ted baker in focus.other warning, down nearly 25% and hugo boss has lost their only sell rating. morgan stanley saying it is discounted. charts.t the good morning to you, charles. ted baker, issuing a profit warning last night. why have they done this? this is not the first bad news from them the cycle. >> it isn't. a bitles were disappointing. it is not first quarter because it is 19 weeks or something. they were at the low end of expectations on a like for like basis. they dropped 1%. you've got a position where although normally, you got one third of the profit in the first half, the two thirds in the second, it implies a 10% to 20% reduction in expectations. matt: i wonder what is the outlook for hugo boss because they lost their last sell rating? they've got 18 buys and 12 ho lds. drippinghugo boss, away from consensus profit expectations. although the consensus, analyst recommendation has gone up a little bit with this is you still have barely seen movement in eps expectation. one euro sent in the

ted: it is definitely a part of a larger trend.o throw ultra fico and experian boost in there. these are services geared at getting people into the system. people that have bad credit, people have no credit. in those two cases, they will look at your bank account and give you an alternative credit score. it speaks to the strength of the economy and lenders one more people in the pool. emily: what's in it for amazon? spencer: amazon is trying to lock people in this huge e-commerce giant and it's had so many prime members. but those members skew affluent, higher income. if it wants to keep growing, it has to drill down into the lower parts of the economic spectrum including low-income people, people with bad credit and this will help them peel away more business from walmart, target and stores where people are using cash if they don't have credit cards. a lot of it is expanding the customer pool for amazon. emily: over the longer-term, how disruptive will this be to the credit card giants, mastercard, visa? ted: this does process thr

it will be the beddoe o'rourke ted cruz race of 2020. >> the democrat in the beto ted cruz race, the democrat lost. do you think a democrat can win especially against mitch mcconnell? >> if the race were in 2022 or 2018, i would say there was a much better chance. it is hard to tell with donald trump at the top of the ticket. he still is popular in parts of kentucky. on the other hand, mitch is very unpopular. his disapproval rating is over 50%. one of the questions is how much the top of the ticket will affect the senate race. the way i look at it, there will be no presidential campaign in kentucky next year. but there will be 50, 60, $70 million spent in the senate race. i would think most kentuckians would be focused more on the senate race than the presidential and that would give amy a chance. >> i want to go back to the work of your committee. you tried to put out a resolution to reach the floor that was unsuccessful. is there anything you would have done differently to get that resolution to the floor? or is this just the reality of the caucus you have? >> i think we felt if w

is my guest thank you ted. thank you a thank you guys at home for cheating on you watching our team to national dates coming your way at the top of the. wrong. just don't all. get to shape out. and engage. the trail. when some find themselves well the part. of the common ground. 0 officer. told them to get up off the ground serve begin to. hurt them freeze on the sounds of an mit grown man with misleading essentially. pushed it away from the officer. of his group. the obvious or did they kind of lunge for the weapon once mr and then when it happened on 3 swung as observations didn't hit him i never saw any contact me to do any kind of went back to where they were so the officers back here there again 15 feet apart at this point and that's when the officer saw his gun and he did it on 3. this is broadcasting around the globe and covering the world of business and finance and upon us all. and i'm christiane washington here's a look out today on terror threats against mexico that have riled the market has been ave

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he said it was uncle ted on the beach. i always check up on that. -- i always choke up on that. ,e was given the medal of honor when tr cut his medal of honor, -- got his medal of honor, that is the second father and son team. you know the first one was? macarthur. of course you know. that is pretty good company to be in. now i will shut up. heroic's,tion to which is clearly great leadership, what other factors were there, admiral, you and -- that impacted the success of normandy? do we have those today? admiral stavridis: i am sure we have them in place today. to the theme i articulated earlier, i think these generations repeat themselves in american history. about thed of talking greatest generation. i think the world war ii generation was a great generation. i look at these young millenials in iraq and afghanistan, repetitive deployments. , they areing injuries a pretty great punch as well. a fully look at our general officers in the second world war and we look at the leaders we have today, i think you do see these qua

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charles: let's take a moment, danielle, carol, hal, ted. federal reserve no rate cut, interesting language, sending mixed signals. if jerome powell's goal was to set the record straight he has a lot of work to do. remember he will hold a news conference. we'll be right back and preview it. the panel will weigh in as well. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ play it cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tum tum tums i kept putting it off...t get what was i thinking? ago.on. ok, mr. jones... we're all done. i told you it was easy. with life line screening, getting screened for unknown health conditions is so quick, painless and affordable, you'll wonder why you hadn't done it before. so if you're over age 50, call now and schedule an appointment near you. for just $149- a savings of over 50%- you'll receive a package of five screenings that go beyond your doctor's annual check-up. ultrasound technology looks inside your arteries for plaque that builds up as you age and increases your risk of stroke and heart d

ted cruz is not president.hat were too much for even donald trump jr. >> i'm not going to do this. >> the same group running around. they take their credentials and try to dramatically throw them on the ground. >> are you calling him an idiot? >> i say they look like idiots when they're doing that. >> after that loss, cruz marched out and told them on vote their conscience. cruz would ultimately contradict himself later because he took risk on stage but then buckled to trump. how about his hand picked leader of the revolt? where is he now? any guesses? is he backing another republican primary challenger to trump? maybe governor weld? is he working in washington for the true conservatism that trump lacked? or is he vying for a job working for trump? yes. cuccinelli is now set to be trump's nominee. "washington post's" plan extends the purge of leadership at dhs. and this is where we're at. donald trump purged his own appointees because they were not conservative enough on immigration. he is planning to replace t

" and "ted 2".e sounds a little different though whencf maarlane sings. inspired by a child hd listening to the gremerican long book, he released five albums and has been nomated for four grammy awards. his latest is called "once in a while." in high school were you the kid ndstening to frank sinatra everybody else was listening to motley crue? >> more or less. i was listening to the rio, get out of my dreams, get into my car, okay? not missing a whole lot. >> you left billy ocean behind? >> yeah. "get out of my dreams". >> the loudest voice premieres on showtime 10:00 eastern and pacific. our thanks to the cafe carlisle for hosting our conversation and our jam session. to hear seth discuss the distinct possibility of a "family guy" movie and another installment of "ted" check out web kpras at day.com/sunday. subscribe to the sunday sitdown podcast to hear the unedited interview with seth macfarlane. >>> and next week on the week of the 30th anniversary of the debut of "seinfeld," we revisit one of

joining us, ted williams. dr. siegel. let me begin with you.en watching too many episodes of the tv series versailles, louie the 14th where everybody gets poisoned. is poison a real possibility hereby? >> it depends on which case we are talking about. gregg: all of them. >> it's not off the table because we haven't seen toxicology reports. the toxicology reports on the three you just mentions will be back any time now. we'll know whether the toxicology reports show anything. most of of the time we would find something there. in terms of sharp westerner. i am concerned about a couple things. i saw the autopsy report and it's fishy. they are blaming it on a right coronary artery lesion. for a 41-year-old to die from that from a normal sized heart with fluid on the lungs and blue fingertips. i'm suspicious of the possibility she had some toxicology. the couple, i am thinking of something like carbon monoxide poisoning. toxins are possibilities. >> i'm not ready to ring the alarm bell, gregg. i was just down in the dominican. over a five year perio

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taylor: joining me is ted hammond, investor over at moody's. released your annual report. is flat. what does that say about why states are cautious to take on new debt? right, debt was flat last year. i hate to disappoint those who were looking for this, but in fact, it is sort of an interesting story. we have seen perhaps one of the longest period of restraineds debt issuance in history, and that has meant that since 2011, the average increase or annual change in debt has just been 6/10 of 1%. it has really flatlined. i think there a couple of factors at work. one is states, when they turned to their major transportation introduction or -- transportation infrastructure, are increasingly using cash funds instead of bonds. states have perhaps been a little bit cautious and pulled back from aggressive plans in the wake of the last recession. taylor: the little issuance we have seen has been for infrastructure, which arguably is a good thing. why aren't whizzy see anymore, though? more states -- why aren't we seeing more, though? ted: i think with washington taking a restrain

ted down barriers both real and psychological and for him now in doubt is the right tool for the job people like the idea from downstairs i didn't know what it was but when i walked off stairs i was like oh it's really beautiful and hopefully there's the people who are one of the walls that also love art and you can reach them through beauty i noticed that there was like a lot of different that perception with it so i thought it's interesting that you can do that with spray paint which i've never seen her. hands on 25 meters wide and stretch for 600 meters that's almost twice as long as the eiffel tower is hanging off of science also wants to draw attention to the work of the u.s. military any a humanitarian organization that whisky has people in distress in the mediterranean sea but except of course it's artwork site dedicated to ask isn't just a handshake showing her solidarity between people but also symbolizes the gesture of a rescuer who's use it to save the life of a drowning person showed video for something in paris is just the start of a major projects in the coming 3 years

ted cruz knows it. i sound like bob dole. ted cruz knows it, the president knows it. the bigger problem here is, imagine the situation we're in where the republican conference is now saying, we really want to stop the president from doing the thing he ran on, right. in theory this is what he promised his voters he would do and when he was running for president and said i'm going to start trade wars. >> two things. one is the real issue here is not the tariffs, right. it's the immigration flowing to the country and what the president actually promised was that he would build a wall and mexico would pay for it and that would solve everything. >> solve all our problems. >> the other thing that doesn't get mentioned in any of these conversations is that punitive tariffs like this on mexico will make the immigration problem much worse. we will be causing economic devastation in mexico and people will flee to america. what he's trying to do is solve a problem and going to make it worse doesn't seem to make much sense. >> he has a personalized view of politics. if i can make

trying to ted ted turner is a regular guest at the a train his career began here and he's still good friends with sat down put on stops by whenever he can. just opposite just club owners do something special. to themselves. because if they're not good they just appear right away and no one talks about them you know saddam has been doing this for well over 20 years so he must have been doing something right and. so does saddam came to believe in when he was 12 only thought enough with jazz much later on a trip to his homeland turkey. now he's put down roots in berlin district where many artists and musicians live. at the a train setaside and ensures that the musicians be both on stage and off. you looks after his guests before and after the concepts. not only is he the club's owner he's also it genuinely nice guy. that's true he's my friend and you can catch up with a lot more of our planet berlin reports online ad d.w. dot com slash upon it. and now it's time to meet some of my 4 legged friends and discover berlin from a different perspective. city tour on all fours. guppy. you hobby

ted williams joining us live, thank you, great to have you with us. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez has a lot of backlash for comparing migrant holding facilities to concentration camps. the border chief has a message for her. weight until you hear what that person has to say. >> glass of whiskey at the end of the night. french fries. heather: 2020 president of candidates revealing their comfort foods on the campaign trail and eating it up. carly shimkus has more on that. ♪ that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat. i want one of these. that is sharp. the all-new chevy blazer. speaks for itself. i don't know who they got to design this but give them a cookie and a star. with who we are

to ted he was speaking at a summit of southeast asian nations known as in thailand economic concerns and territorial conflicts dominated the meetings as hyder explains from bangkok. a collective handshake of the 10 nation's leaders at their summit in vanko but there is no clear voice from the collective on any of the key topics with the trade war intensifying between its 2 main trading partners the united states and china they need to navigate a path to keep their economies growing though also want to strengthen their partnership and immediate product of that they will jointly tackle marine pollution . the meeting has adopted bangkok declarations against marines ways in the region with chillis our determination to sustainably solved a marine pollution problems. even with a population of more than 600000000 people some feel that geo political position is weakening mainly because of political changes within member nations like a rise in the for terrorism and a growing reliance in either the united states or china. is a claim to fame has been able to you know maintain regional autonomy.

ted was very emotional. ted cried like a baby when he heard it.et. >> you will not be disappointed. i had tears coming out of my eyes telling my wife the ending. it's just so perfect. >> in honor of the show's fourth and final season, we challenged kristen and her demon co-star ted to a game of good place, bad place. first up, what place should the jean speedo go. >> guys, that's not even a question. >> no, no? >> no. >> do you think dax could pull that off? >> of course he could, because he's gorgeous. >> what do you think? >> oh, good place, come on. >> how about people who take up two parking spots. >> i do that often and i certainly hope i'm going to the good place. >> bad place. >> people who use both armrests on an airplane or movie theater. >> look, i'm a lover not a fighter, if you want the armrest, take the armrest. so in my good place, you're welcome. >> bad place. those are easy, yeah, yeah. the speedo, that's tough. i have a soft spot in my heart. >> airplane armrest. >> middle seat gets both armrests. >> what about stinky feet? >> sta

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no word on anup ted condition at this point. worth mentioning police say that this does not appear to be random. again, this happened around 10:30. i'm the only reporter out here c at this partar time. and police are still gathering detail. we are waiting for more information, and we will bring it to you as soon as it becomes available on our nbc washingtoe app and her news 4. live in kensington, i'm shomari stone, back to you. >> all thright, shomar ji, ank you. now to the storms that soaked for the second night in a row. maybe you were driving home in a downpour like this one. void pe you were able to the rain. but we're in for another round of this kind of wet weather again tomorrow. >> we're getting used to this drill, folks. we have team coverage from storm team 4. we're going to check i with jackie bentsen in just a bit. but first meteorologist amelia draper with a look at what we should expectn wednesday. >> we're going to be dealing were more rain and potentially some thunderstorms again tomorrow. the time period very si

we forget about bill & ted's excellent adventure.wonderful person. >> trevor: you have to say that because you have seen him use guns. let me ask you this, what i liked personally in the telling of the story is just how you have yourself and you have ali and it is just normal. it is not a token or anything. is that a big difference for you as an asian acer in holly woods, seeing these roles, and are you not playing the quirky side kick. are you not playing asian funny friends. >> for sure. >> trevor: are you leading man and leading woman and just a story. >> ali said this in an interview and i thought it was just so well said. when you pop late a movie with asian characters, you know, you don't have like the asian girlfriend or the asian boss or the-- you have the quirkie girlfriend, we get to be human beings. >> trevor: right. >> and i think that is what we were going for. we wanted to tell a real story that ultimately everyone can relate to and who happened to be asian americans. >> trevor: it is funny t is blowing up for a good re

ted cruz isn't on the ballot. john cornyn is.n cornyn is a very popular republican in texas so he's not going to be a drag on the ticket. he'll be on the top of the ticket right under the president. so, you know, again, yes, it testifies that there's trouble out in for trump and republicans and have to pay attention to it. democrats should not get distracted and go spend a bunch of money on texas. >> right off when you said it's a troubling trend for trump, i knew where you were going with that. this poll was taken before trump's announcement on mexico tariffs, mark, which could cost texas alone more than 17,000 jobs. that's according to a new report. could it make it more troubling, texas' trend toward trump, move texans away from him? >> absolutely, that's a huge x-factor and the x-factor could be significant. think about this, i mean, as always, the case with this president, that very few republicans even though ideally and on a policy level oppose tariffs aren't standing up to the president and, you know, a lot of them are sa

he almost took down ted cruz.hat was enough to land him something that greg gutfeld had earlier was the kiss of death. that was the cover of "vanity fair" ." all the other people that want to run for president thought, oh, how dare you suggest that you are the one born to do this. he's already said that that was not a good line for him to say, that he didn't mean it the way it came across. i think what happens is, you learn this before you are five years old, when you get too big for your britches, then your pants kind of fall down. >> tucker: totally true. stay humble. it's happened to me. dana perino, who will join us tomorrow, to recap tonight's debate. >> that's going to be a good one. >> tucker: see you later, dana dana. the two sanest people on stage last night are the ones of the lowest approval numbers for democrats, john delaney and tulsi gabbard. particular details he covered preset things that republican's might learn from on the questions of foreign policy. she'll join us after the break. stay tuned. b

i'm ted koppel in washington. for all of us here at abc news, good night. >> our thanks to ted koppel there. >> yeah. fascinating to see that, 25 years later. and the bronco. they're coming back with the bronco next year. stay with us, more news is next. stop fearing your alarm clock... with zzzquil pure zzzs. a drug-free blend of botanicals with melatonin that supports your natural sleep cycle so you can seize the morning. zzzquil pure zzzs. >>> time for "the mix" on this monday morning and the trekkies are going to love this one. so this interesting phenomenon was spotted on mars. >> okay. >> so mars -- >> whoa. >> i think we all know what that is. >> yeah. >> that right there, this was captured by nasa. a massive ancient lava rock that looks strikingly like the star trek star fleet insignia donned by the show's galactic explorers. >> it's a sign, right? >> it must be. >> it's a sign. but researchers at nasa say, look, it's really just a complex story of dunes, lava and wind there. so it's not really the trekkie

nuclear blackmail and says that washington's committed to its policy of maximum economic pressure on ted all because it's working he's warning of consequences of iran breaches nuclear restrictions. well ahead on those says it's on the verge of breaking a central component of the 2050 nuclear agreement in the past hour the rons foreign minister has responded on twitter to u.s. sanctions and president donald trump's claim that any war with iran would be short lived the home of job and city of said sanctions on to an alternative to war they are war he went on to say that a short war with iran is an illusion let's go to our correspondent with all such as she is following all the developments from the iranian capital tehran typically strong words from foreign ministers that he thought so what else did he say. well he basically is reiterating iran's position that the sanctions imposed on iran that are continuing on a weekly basis are actual war economic war as they call it and that the most recent series of sanctions imposed on iranian supreme leader and high ranking revolutionary guard offici

ted liu from california.ongressman, the president believes it's okay to take dirt, oppo research from a foreign government. he said it's okay. does that square with your committee's decision not to impeach him? >> thank you, chris for your question. what donald trump said is unamerican, unpatriotic and unbelievable. the issue is not oppo research. you can take oppo research and you cannot take it from a foreign power. there is a law against this. the federal election campaign ad said you can't take anything of material value from a foreign power. donald trump is selling america down for his own personal benefit. >> what do you think the russians were up to. he thought there was something wrong because he lied about it later saying it had to do with adoptions. do you believe his motive that he thinks it's okay to do this will move the committee on the judiciary and speaker pelosi to move now or not? >> so i expressed my personal opinions to the speaker. this decision will be made by the speaker and the caucus

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ted, are the husband and his girlfriend the sole focus of the investigation at this point?can tell you is that law enforcement has a laser focus on these two. the rationale for that laser focus and when i say these two i mean he and his girlfriend have been seen on surveillance tapes taking trashbags and distributing it at least 30 of them around the town in connecticut and law-enforcement got a hold of those trashbags and what they found was some blood that they had attributed to jennifer the missing mom of five and they also have done a scrub of that home of jennifer and they have found that there were blood spatters in that home so yes, the husband and his girlfriend are laser focused on those two. arthel: what you pointed out is strong evidence that they've been covered thus far. >> it absolutely is a strong evidence and i think at the stage where they've been charged with tampering with evidence and hindering the prosecution of this case meaning the man and his girlfriend i think those charges clearly will be upgraded and i think what they will have to do right now is

a big loserfor the ftse 100, ted baker, shares down 30% on the morning, difficult driving conditions.talk some more about these markets in detail ina more about these markets in detail in a moment, and samira hussain has the details of what's ahead on wall street today. tesla will be holding its annual shareholder meeting on tuesday. since the last time they got together in 2018 tesla's market value has dropped more than 30%. in part a result of a tweet from chief executive elon musk suggesting he would take the company private, a social media post which resulted in a $20 million fine for himself and the company as part of a settlement with the federal regulators. also weighing on the stock is falling deliveries and the company's quarterly earnings in the first half of 2019. that said, in the past tesla stock has risen dramatically following announcements at the company's annual meeting. also happening on tuesday, the labor department is expected to report producer price is went up 0.1% may after a 0.2% increase in april. joining us is rebecca mcvittie, investment director at fidelity

the expectations for this debate were so low for ted kennedy.hen he got on the stage, he was perfectly competent. he wasn't mesmerizing but a competent performance. because the bar was so low he took the lead in the race. heidi, that has me asking does joe biden have them where he wants? has he lowered the bar? >> if he follows by a great performance, that's correct because the bar is lowered by this observation but underscores the stakes. there are so many others who are going to be on the stage with him, who will wait for any hesitation or sign of weakness to jump in and fill that space. steve, you're a numbers guy. if you drill down on the numbers, you will see about half say they are firm voters and 85% plan to watch the debates. if the opposite occurs and he has a major stumble, it could be very very bad for him, given there are so many other options who have said -- made exactly this argument, that his time has passed in terms of policies he stood for and stands for and more subtly, he's moving up there in years. >> if i could say briefly,