tess: thank you for having me, nada. nada: moving on, the colombian vernment says it is going to restart aerial spraying coca leaves in order to ruce the amount of cocaine made in the country. most of the world's cocaine is produced in colombia and recor amounts of t drug are being made, part of the reasonis cocae idely available in this country. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan traveled to colombia to find out what is behind the surge in production. michael: in the middle of the andes, ibd for soldiers from the cocaine trade, the farmers. how old are you? michaelhe: every two months, harvest their crop of coca leaves. they a a friday night of toxins-- add a variety of toxins. the whole process creates this valuable paste that thearcos are willing to kill for. colombia's indigenous groups are under attack, murdereto rid counities of terminal gangs -- criminal gangs. one of over 50 members of people killed last year, assassinated front of his wife. michael: colombia is producing more cocaine than ever bef

. >> i'm christian tess jean.and total disaster.mplete let obamacare implode. on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. yfoirea. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what kemiin sureomlod bby 40%, he helped expand health coverage to 200,000 more kids and upgraded pediatric care--- infant mortality rates dropped to record lows. and as mayor, mike bloomberg always championed reproductive health for women. so when you hear mike bloomberg on health care... mrb: this is america. we can certainly afford to m eakverysuboe dy that nees to see a doctor can see a doctor, everybody that needs medic to stay healthyines can get those medicines. nurse: you should know, he did it as mayor, he'll get it done as president. mrb: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air in the west. iran launches missiles at the u.s. military, at twoiresas, ho. iran launching those missiles after vowing revenge after the deadly strike that killed iran's top general. tonight,

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and smells like my son's tess's busiek's announces that. sounds and i'm close and it looks like a good cause it's elegant on the outside it shines a b. there and it doesn't look too fatty i would say that this one is better and smoother than the other. you want me to taste it no it's disgusting it's all white so there you have it these parisians us certain that they know a quality queso when they taste it now the french may have a proud tradition when it comes to this little lady lepanto but the truth of the matter is it may not even be french it is rather said to have originated in austria so put that on you and eat it. r.t. paris percy is getting serious about breakfast while love is our law firm no but we'll be keeping the review of the week thing going the top of the hour show on any and all developing news as well season. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to from day shouldn't let it be an arms race based on off and spearing dramatic to follow only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how tha

>>yeah because we are what tess than 24 hours away from kickoff, you stilwant to go to the game there ways to snag some tickets yes secondary market stub hub for instance stl lists ticket for the game. the price is 12 cheapest ones go for about a 18bucks actually not bad considering. >>those are way up there in the 400 level nosebleeds if you want to sit in the end zone sort of in the middle section, the 0 level the price range goes from about and if you want to get down there near the team well it's pricey tickets range from more than $1000 up to 11,000 per. but you can also fi tickets they're down there in the wer bowl cheapest ones that we found are about 400 but most of the time there real expense, yeah again that kickoff time when 35 tomorrow afternoon are 9 ers playoff coverage continues now with he stopped by. ipe de gaulle >>a few east bay bars preparing for thbig crowds. >>one 49 ers ns catch up at creek they are back to back with a vengeance panicout way rick hendrick's d drove over from tracy to pick up a jersey of the niners standout defensive end nick bosa by his brother

and finally, tess says "it is overhyped nonsense, harry is never going to be king so why not let him life. thank you for your comments, the hashtag is #bbcthebriefing. we will be back in a moment to talk about the prices at boeing, 62—year—old dave calhoon the new man at the top, can he turn around boeing? that conversation in a moment. stay with us. hello, sunday was a decent enough day across the british isles, a passing showerfor some, but it‘s the prelude to something a good deal more vigorous as this area of low pressure, storm brendan, moves in towards the western side of the british isles. you won‘t see their own first thing across northern ireland but into mid—morning, income the rain, the wind freshening ahead of that weather system which pushes the rain into many western areas accompanied bya into many western areas accompanied by a very strong, perhaps disruptively strong wind. simply because some of the gusts over east anglia by this stage, 45 miles an hour, but up to 70 miles an hour around the irish sea coast, 70 miles an hourto on around the irish sea coast, 70 miles a

from europe as we head to break, take a look at other stories we are keeping an eye on this morning tess lue is cutting the starting price for the china-made model that stock off in the pre-market by 1.5%. the turkish owner of the private jet that carlos ghosn used to escape japan has filed a criminal complaint one employee has admitted to falsifying flight records and says he acted alone. shares of credit suisse are lower today after the bank announced a $1 billion buyback program. >> announcer: today's big number $1,331,000,000,000 that's apple's markecat p after it closed yesterday. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ new fixodent ultra dual power provides you with an unbeatable hold and strong seal against food infiltrations. fixodent. and forget it. >>> good friday morning, stock futures pointing to steep losses the dow is set to open some 270 points lower s&p futures are off. nasdaq off

. >> lisa: thank you, tess. j.j., is this why you rushed back? >> this is why you come back. i don't know if i meant to come back this time, but this feeling these emotions these fans, these players, deshaun watson, all the guys on the team, that's why you come back. >> lisa: your guys were down 16-0. then your sack. what changed? >> spark. energy. all you need is a little bit of spark. er never out of the game when you have deshaun watson as your quarterback. >> lisa: what were you guys saying to each other when you scored the 19 unanswered. >> all we needed was a play to start it. we have a ton of talent, a ton of guys who know what they're doing and one hell of a quarterback. >> >> lisa: you sure do. i didn't know you were behind me. how did you escape that sack? >> just never quit. kevin johnson was here last year. he knew the signal. i managed. it's dor die right now. i just had to make a play. i told the guys before the game, i said, i put a card in their locker. i said, let's be great today. somebody had to be great. why not me? >> lisa: did you see taiwan jones make t

but i think a mission so i'm not on time as wall street says opportunity because all right tess second topic of conversation got to talk about the super bowl this is in your loser calling us when we look at the cost of going which is hard to to talk to fans super fans are going they want to hear that this is a possibly bad financial who on their part they just want to see the game and. >>sure the fans on but what he found in your look at $6,000 and you and i say his body, let's go right here right second is not the way to go 150,000 people from around the world are descending on miami. >>not all are going to go to the game part of them will be the festivities. it's expensive the super bowl tickets right now the average ticket about $4200 the most expensive is about 60,000 thought they could to unfilled access after game in interviews with players. so i don't know what to say actually averages 7,000 a cheap tickets 4200. i'm on top of that transportation of 3.53 round trip for most of the united states in and out of miami. hotels anywhere between 275 a night or $800 a night ice or tina,

that's as well for me police will have more for you later on but for now it's back to derek all right tessand i thank you very much indeed well have the year 2020 is well and truly here so will even i was some of the spectacular new celebrations from around the world don't go i am back with more news at the top of the hour i. i. can. with its leaders in jail a greek party when eyes on the lives mothers and daughters of the imprisoned leaders to represent them. the women behind the fearsome rightwing nationalist going to do not when you say i'm not you know what exactly does it mean it means not for most golden dawn girls a witness documentary on al-jazeera or mosque. just off one of his main highways the median family collects as much water as possible from the mountain above. a nationwide blackout left millions without power a regular water supplies. but this water is not portable the health ministry is recommending people treated with chlorine but with none available at the. hopes that boiling it 1st will make it safe for her family to drink dr. says the increased consumption of untreate

worked quite as well, as to whether you can actually make that a positive, obviously >> when you look tessor do you want to go a home depot or lowe's >> you read my mind. that's exactly what i was going to say home depot had fallen, and i was buying more. i had owned it i really didn't think the quarter was that bad if you just for things, that's pretty dash good theechd a nice recovery so farther. >>> we've been three minutes left we're not going to quite hit 25,000, but we'll have three record closes. mike, what have the internal been looking like? >> this has been a theme there's a quite the level of profit-taking and dijesting going on underneath. volume volumes almost even. one could say this is kind of the best of both worlds. the profit-taking happens below the surface, but that could be a divergence the s&p 500 so far trailing the market cap related it is criming higher in a calm way, but that's been relatively stubborn >> we saw a lot of buying of treasuries both of that buys hit around 1:00 eastern, when -- had its auction, $16 billion it affected the entire curve year to date, i

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a giant banner saying "remove trump quugs was unfurled tess russell senate office building. >>> chinang a new communication satellite in orbit it was the first private 5g broadband satellite, boosted into space by a solid-fueled rocket, developed and also built in china. >>> a charitable group visited by meghan markle posted a forecast the photo showed her meeting with members of that group you are up to date that's the news update this hour will, consays that, back downtown to you. >> very nice to see her smiling as well, sue. >> yes, it was >>> sue, thank you >>> it's been a big week for the bank's heavy hitters all beating on eps and revenue while wells fargo missed morgan stanley rain showered before the bell, saw profits surge, the stock ending the day up more than 6%. for more let's bring in an analyst at ubs good to see you, brandon thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >>> let's start with morgan stanley how gressed were you with this marges that led to today? >> i think that's exactly it the new targets were everything. the earnings in the fourth quarter was fine on

now, year over year, it's being cut in half from the highs or where people were expecting it to be tess end of 2018 what we didn't know, we couldn't quantify, the similarity is we could quantify this trade war i thought the commentary was about as clear as mud, the president is already walking about one of face two, if you're telling me it means 10, 20 billion more in ag purchases, that doesn't do it when you think about the manufacturing number, that's the thing i would focus on for 2020. that plays into what you're talking about. the boeing situation continues to get worse so there's a lot of knock-on effect i would argue that we don't have the clarity, you know, half a percent from an all-time high is suggesting that we have. >> also can't help but think the contraction we're starting to see, all red counts coming down we have seen a correlation between mining and manufacturing as well. >> listen, let's put it all together what also is really different is that the fed cud interest rates last year, three times for the first time in ten years. it will be about half a trillion, so at th

an entire month, or i tess two weeks before iowa, and then even longer for new hampshire, that shuts point is their cand's time and they have been ca tiased. out notion that they can somehow get out there. it takes an hour to get to dulles where the private planes ay takying out of and 5:00 rush hour traffic in dc, it might up. more. they can go out there and campaign after hours. >> and the campaign in six >>> first on "cbs this morning," we are hearing from three women who accused music mogul russell simmons of violent sexual assault. >> i felt like no matter what i said, nobody was going to hear us. >> i did not want to come forward. it was the last thing i wanted to do. everyone said don't do it. >> ahead, they described the horror they say they endured and what drove them to now share their stories for an upcoming documentary. you're watching "cbs this morning." we thank you for that. we'll be right back. you are watching "cbs this morning," we thank you for that. we'll be right back. in fast food there's value. then there's fresh value from subway. like the six inch oven roaste

. >> remember, he own tess full island.tion where a child or a young woman would be able to break away and run down the street to the nearest police station. >> epstein's island is about two miles from st. thomas. one of his 15-year-old alleged victims was so desperate to escape, she tried to swim away. >> another of the alleged victims who spoke to cbs news tells us what she said happened to her. >> he raped me. he brought me off the island to his office in st. thomas and he raped me in his office. he also trapped me in his room on the island where he had a gun strapped to the bed post. i couldn't leave. the only means of getting off the island was either helicopter or boat. >> attorney jordan murson represents several victims. he's encouraged others to come forward and file complaints against the estate. >> for those people that think that they have more time than march 12, 2020, they may be wrong and they may never get their chance at justice if they do not come forward now. >> jeffrey epstein's estate is disputing claim

that she's been stealing all of tess' ideas in order to further herself. >> well, i was laid up withdio acquisition and passing it off as her idea. >> it was my idea. >> the melanie griffith character shows once she was given the opportunity to show that she was smart enough, she d >> guess where i am. >> it's one of the greatest endings in the world. i'm here in my own office with my feet up because i made it. >> not since the movie "network" has hollywood so brilliantly indicted the business of television like it does in "broadcast news." the perfect modern anchor is played by oscar winner william hurt. so how is it that the star of this movie is neither the anchorman nor the network correspondent? but an actress who many of you will never have seen until now. >> okay, bobby. go back to 94545, the sound bite that says why were you in angola. >> we could -- >> please, bobby. we're pushing. >> it was the first time i had seen on screen a real female because she was flawed, and she was allowed to be human and different and irascible. >> difficult, shrill, bossy. possibly bitch. there'

. >> >> good afternoon, again, commissioners, tess wellborn. i urge you to reject this. we've had modifications of ceqa and modifications of traffic analysis and what people, there are poem who benefit from those changes and have benefited from them. there are very few times that there have been serious challenges to the seek what findings and such and the only beneficiaries of a speed up of throw months are these big developers and they have massive impacts on our neighbors, on the construction -- look at the cranes and how much is going on. we have streamlined ceqa and we have legislation at the state level. let's not tinker further with this until there is some better reason. too much is being given away to big developers and they don't want to be challenged. and when there are advanced give aways from streamlining. >> we don't need it. >> thank you. >> >> when i was watching the senator's sworn in this morning at the impeachment hearing, i did get the e-mail. so maybe everybody easy male iss waiting at home. thank you for staff to that. with the design to achieve sam

tess on the democrats line. interested andst the representation of callers who call into media. guy who said he was a democrat and now he is now said socialismhe is taking over america. there will always be socialist elements in america and in most governments. that is all i have to say. host: claremont, california, democrats line. caller: thank you. i want to add to what the last caller just said. stop spreading false news. people need to start paying attention to facts. here is something we need to do also. we need to get more people to vote. if we get everyone to vote, go to the popular vote, eliminate electoral college we will not have presidents like donald trump anymore. host: chesterfield, virginia is where van is. democrats line. caller: how are you doing? a couple of things to say. i'm a combat veteran from vietnam. the main thing is health care. i have a 92-year-old mother paying a lot of high costs for medical services. i don't understand the guy that called talking about he doesn't want socialism, but he will turn around and vote for donald trump. that one got to be

when elected officials inappropriately interfere with such investigations, it undermine tess principaljustice under the law. but the constitution does not give the senate the power to remove the president from office and ban him from this year's actions simply for anxiouses that are inappropriate. the question then is not weather the president did it, but whether the united states senate or the american people should decide what to do about what he did. i believe that the constitution provides that the people should make that decision in the presidential election, that begins in iowa on monday. >> so, eugene robinson, lamar alexander determined the president is guilty of the charges. admitted that the democrats, the house managers proved their case with a mountain of evidence. you said i don't want any more information. he said i will vote to acquit. now, listen, jon meacham and i talked for some time that you can make the argument that i think the president is guilty of the charges. >> he actually makes a determination of the seriousness of that and he said it was, quote, simply inapp

the rein tess determines he is a poresment of seat the house and dictates how federal funds are -- andprovides crucial detailed about the side of our population. theft da tase the gold standard for research evers and statisticians to better understand e. trends in american life. when we were in the majority the republicans healed several hearings but rein cuss predness back to 2015. in 2018 alone republicans convened five hearings or briefings weapon looked at important top yings like information technology preparation, cyber security prepareness and south to understand how the bureau was getting ready for their fit census that will allow people to commit responses online. rather than conducting similar meaningful oversight the democrats cement a year trying to stop one simple question, are you a citizen? one question. since obtaining the majority in january 2019 the drops healed on one hearing on the 2020 census that did not focus on the citizenship question. just one. after all these months still don't forward why democrats do not want to know how many u.s.? is are living in the unit