and tina arranged a meeting. she told eric that after the domestic violence call, sheriff's homicide detectives came in to ask questions about eric. this dinner date, tina told eric, was to get their stories straight in case the cops questioned her again. tina, wired up, picked up eric from his home and drove to a restaurant called el torito. were you worried about this? >> not really. i was more worried that i wasn't going to get him to confess again. i have two stories in my head. i don't want to screw up at all. >> there's no story to tell. you weren't there. it was an accident. >> reporter: once inside the restaurant, tina tried to get eric to repeat the details of pegye's death. eric wouldn't go there. >> details aren't important. >> reporter: so tina tried to get him to say why he did it. >> reporter: it's no confession but it's not a denial, either. are you thinking to yourself at that point, that's it, i got him? >> i thought it was good but i still thought that wasn't enough. >> reporter: remember, pegye

tina-bot? where's, uh, tina-bot? tina? yes, jimmy junior, in person. awkward this way, but at least it's real. and maybe i need a crutch, but you can lean on me. a little bit. aw, tina's his crutch. aw. okay. now, let's hear some "musoems." not too many. leave 'em wanting more. ♪ if you want me to catch ♪ then don't throw so hard. i like it. it's about parents' expectations being too much sometimes. ♪ what if god's name was todd? jimmy junior's our cat stevens. and our cat, steven. remember him? oh, my god, lin. this is it. what is? (whispers): a banjo moment. (gasps) i think you're right! my banjo's in the car. i was gonna return it. get it, hurry! i'm going now! ♪ animal planet, what if it was real? ♪ ♪ i mean an actual planet for animals. ♪ (banjo playing along) keep going. watch me for the changes. ♪ my left shoe smells, but my right one's okay. ♪ and, um, that's all i got. thank you. oh. uh... (scattered applause) thank you. thank you very much. wait, are you in our grade? tina: way to go, dad. in person kiss? (both moaning) i'm gonna step over he

tina-bot? where's, uh, tina-bot? tina? yes, jimmy junior, in person.ward this way, but at least it's real. and maybe i need a crutch, but you can lean on me. a little bit. aw, tina's his crutch. aw. okay. now, let's hear some "musoems." not too many. leave 'em wanting more. ♪ if you want me to catch ♪ ♪ then don't throw so hard. ♪ i like it. it's about parents' expectations being too much sometimes. was todd? ♪ jimmy junior's our cat stevens. and our cat, steven. remember him? oh, my god, lin. this is it. what is? (whispers): a banjo moment. (gasps) i think you're right! my banjo's in the car. i was gonna return it. get it, hurry! i'm going now! ♪ animal planet, what if it was real? ♪ ♪ i mean an actual planet for animals. ♪ (banjo playing along) keep going. watch me for the changes. ♪ my left shoe smells, but my right one's okay. ♪ and, um, that's all i got. thank you. oh. uh... (scattered applause) thank you. thank you very much. wait, are you in our grade? tina: way to go, dad. in person kiss? (both moaning) i'm gonna step over here. hey, mr. frond,

trudeau: first of all, our hearts go out to family and friends of tina fontaine. the entire first nations and aboriginal communities across the country are reeling with this particularly poignant and tragic--tragic loss, but it comes on a compounded loss of so many missing and murdered over the years. narrator: tina's family is not the only one to struggle with loss through violence. jeri lee: it takes your mind off everything. and i mean, i think of my sister every time i bead. but it's not a bad way. it's not the ugly part of what happened. it's beautiful memories of her. narrator: at the [indistinct] center in the north of winnipeg, sisters jeri lee pangman and kim mcpherson have a thursday evening ritual. kim: one bead at a time. we always make jokes about beading, you know, like bead it, like michael jackson, you know. bead it or one bead at a time, like one day at a time. just really nerdy jokes. narrator: jeri lee and kim are just two among dozens of women who come to the center each week, which offers support to indigenous families affected by violence, ho

let's get back to tina fordham. tina, this is something that keeps on repeating.ve a bunch of ceos from a particular industry that get invited to the oval office that come out and make positive comments. thethen we tweets that company is keeping or creating jobs in the united states. is this how government is supposed to work russia? tina: it isn't typically how government worked in the past and what we have is a mix of developments. some are clearly market friendly and business friendly but the overall operating environment is one that is going to be characterized quite clearly by uncertainty. some would argue that in itself, that is a strategy to keep people on their toes. to keep ideas coming. wanting to stay in good stead with the administration. that is a normally how we do things. vonnie: how to score all of this when you try to figure out how the economy will fare over the next 12-24 months? you have these announcements -- do they mean anything to economic fundamentals at the end of the day? they don't., i think where things start to get more complicated is

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and pastor tina has asked to view footage of the fight. >> there's one, boom.n he'll stomp on -- >> my god. >> yeah. >> boy's not moving. oh, jesus. >> then cooper's not moving at all. >> that's savage. >> i don't think we need to see that again. >> no, man. what triggered that kind of rage in him? >> at pastor tina's request, bell is released from his disciplinary detention cell so she can meet with him. >> you beat him like you don't know jesus. >> you know i know jesus. >> well, i don't know, because we're created in his image and his likeness. where you beat that man down, i don't know. would you beat jesus like that? >> no. >> that's what i'm saying. it was a rage up in you. you didn't even look like yourself. i've known him since he's been in and out of here. he's a challenge but i also see a lot of hurt in him. there's a lot of hurt. i just hate to see him allow the enemy to set him back. i don't think it's going to sink in yet. it hasn't really sunk into him yet but i think it will. think you owe that young man an apology putting your hands on him? >> o

tina: i have coal ash in my blood.was how for generations our families have been provided put and taken care of, put food on our table, clothed, housed us. lisa: coal country is now trump country. donald trump: we're going to put the miners back to work. lisa: campaign promises turned blue states red. but whether they can be fulfilled may be a more difficult matter. donald trump: we're going to get those mines back open. ohhh, coal country what they've done. lisa: tina allen is a lifelong democrat but voted for trump. tina: he said about clean coal that he'd bring coal mining back. lisa: was there something he said that made you believe he could make good on his promise to bring coal back? tina: well, i just think donald trump is a person that what he says he tries to do. lisa: a decade ago, coal generated almost 50% of u.s. energy. today, that number is closer to 30%. as demanfo does the need for miners. dave: i knew it was shutting down. i tried to tell these guyshe mine is shutting down, and they're like, "no, it ai

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so hurry in. >>> we are back with tina, neil, ian, and bret. i didn't let you in on the last one, i want to ask you what are you most optimistic about? then since we are going to turn to doom and gloom what worries you about 2017. >> i was almost relieved that i didn't get a chance in the last segment to talk about optimism because as you were speaking i was thinking what am i optimistic about? a couple of things i'm hopefully optimistic about is one of them is a return to a normal interest rate poll see. i think we have been too low for too long and it has fundamentally distorted the economy in favor of investors or speculators, but against the interests of mom and pop savers. if you have had your money mainly in a checking account or in a savings account these last few years it's been a very rough ride for you and you are watching a new class of people, people with savvy investors, money in the market, do very very well at your expense. and so to return to a normal interest rate regime will infact favor a middle class that has taken it in the

tina brown founded the daily beast and now runs tina brown live media.n bremmer is the author of super power. brett stephens is a columnist for the wall street. tina, this is for most people 2016 has been a timultuous years. what are you optimistic about? >> about medical breakthroughs. i think we hear so much about the sort of sexy tech companies, youtuber and amazon and facebook. the really exciting things about are the an nexus between technoy and medicine. we now have these new drugs that are preventative which really have an effect on aids. we might see the final nail in the coffin on aids in the next couple of years. we have 36 million people hiv positive. these cures will really be extraordinary. we have new diagnostics in terms of genetics. so many things happening. alzheimer's and depression. i think these things will get stabbed out starting in a way throughout this year. >> unlike companies like uber, they don't deny anybody jobs. >> they actually save lives, right. i'm excited about that. >> neil, i'm sure you can one up on this. >> don't get

davis and to tina richard jones.donald trump has signed -- ♪ vonnie: that is donald trump signing an executive order, it from tpp.thdraw an order for a federal high freeze except war military. he is among the executive taking, he calls it a great thing for the american worker. bring back michael who is our international policy correspondent. mean?oes this we are no longer heart of the process area that had not been ratified. michael: it wasn't going to be. it's low hanging fruit. we have not heard of he is nafta, which would be somewhat meaningful. withdrawing from tpp to lower nontariff barriers, that wasn't going to get approved in the u.s.. matter alloesn't that much. is donald trump going to do something else? will he ring those countries a fairer or freer or both trading arrangement with the states the federal hiring president signs that. government is always the enemy to the incoming president. we will see how long that last. donald trump has positions he needs to fill. this is one that goes back and forth betw

tina: that is a key problem. do with the middle east -- the middle east, but israel and palestine. that is not an area where exxon has had any real partnership or play, and i think it will take up a lot of his time as secretary of state, as we have seen with john kerry. it will be a steep learning curve, that this is a man who is not afraid to travel and meet with international leaders. integrity,much about a sort of boy scout mentality. joining us now live from capitol hill is kevin cirilli. financial disclosures have been released by the state's ethics office. he now holds 50 million shares of cit. you have ceos and businessmen coming in and the disclosure they need to make. imony wasthe ross' test put off for a few weeks. the hearing is underway, and what they are hoping is to get more clarity because if you look at what the statements coming out of the president-elect office is anti-juxtapose that with what we are hearing from the opening testimony from rex tillerson, there seems to be a lot of gray area abou

how about tina in tennessee, tina?caller: jim, it is such a great pleasure for my husband tom and i to be able to thank you directly for the inspiration and enlightment you offer us home gamers. >> thank you, tina, i try hard. i appreciate it. how can i help? >> caller: we appreciate it. our stock is worthing ton industries down 23% from when we bought it at the end of the november. is it an opportunity to buy more. >> we don't care where a stock has come from but it's going to. i recommend new corp because they have the business best model. david in virginia, david? >> caller: big boo-yah to ya, jim. >> okay. >> caller: looking to add a small company to high long-term portfolio. i'm looking at to you -- 2 u. >> hey, jim, big hello from the beautiful valleys. how can i help? >> caller: i want to get your opinion on selling my u.s. -- >> no need to be in that one. that's a commodity. no edge. i understand why people tice wa -- might want to own it because of housing. let's go home depot. that's the conclusion of the lig

. -- two -- tina is next on the line, republican caller. >> i would like to congratulate mr. trump and mr. pence doing a good job. i do not understand all the left-wingers protesting when our country is in danger and we do not know who is coming into the country. i think he is doing a good job mexicang illegal i immigrants and illegal foreign immigrants as well. . just want to congratulate him very proud to be an african-american voter who voted republican and will remain to be a republican voter. i will vote for him the next four years. and i will stand up and fight with this country just as well as he is fighting for our protection as americans. >> let's go to texas next. john joins us on the independents line. what do you think of mr. trump's first week as president? >> well, i mean, it's been one week. everything he says sounds good, but nobody is saying nothing about god. the laws of this land are supposed to be god's laws. you don't get to vote on what's right or wrong. you're supposed to do right, period, and that is the end of it, no matter what color a man is. all me

i keep telling you that. >> larry kudlow, tina fordham in london.ina, our thanks to you as well. >> when questiwe come back we'lk with legendary jack bogle. dow down about 145 points. the selloff is picking up steam. s&p 500 down 0.75% and the nasdaq which is coming off of five record closes in a row is down 1%. "squawk on the street" will be right back. (b♪ni w 5 m 35 >>> dow off 145 points so far looking at the worst day of trading, the worst day for stocks of 2017. joining us now for his take on where we go from here some of the longer term dynamics at play, vanguard founder and former ceo jack bogle. jack, welcome back. good to see you. >> thank you very much, sara. >> so do you think that the stock market got a little bit ahead of itself on the optimism surrounding trump policies and we're due for a pullback? i know you don't like to look at it from short term, but even longer term perspective a lot has changed in the outlook since the election. >> i think there's a constant tension between the outlook for the short term, which is certainly goo

tina fey loved carrie fisher. >> she's really respected amongst writers. their little tribute to her on "snl." >> the documentary of her and her mom -- if you haven't seen it, it's on demand free on hbo. >> fantastic. she should also point out before snl's season premier, they did the special and put up an old episode that carrie fisher hosted from the 1970s. it was just delicious. it was a whole tribute to her. incidentally over the weekend, lucas films never really issued a statement about gossip and rumors. there was a gossip out there that carrie would be digitally enhanced into the next star wars. lucas films said absolutely not. she's already shot her scenes. they're in the can. carrie fisher will be in the next film. >> it's going to be special. >> very special. >> let's talk about prince harry. there are hearts breaking. >> absolutely. sun newspaper in london and britain is reporting that kate middleton finally got to meet meghan, harry's girlfriend. she not only met william and kate, but she also met princess charlotte. this is really big. they do

>> well, tina and robert certainly don't shy away from all things political.al climate is, they seem to be actually ahead of it, and by the time it hits the air, whatever it is that they're talking about seems to be topical in the news or current at that moment. and i just feel like my presence is -- you know, i'm black, i'm gay, i'm christian, i'm all the things that get targeted. >> it's a great television show. >> you're did you know slow internet can actualolly hd your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. ilt for business. >>> well, that does it for us. be sure to tune it is monday january 16th and this is great day washington. happy dr. martin luther king jr. day. happy mlkj day. we want to celebrate the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. with quotes that you send in. the first one is

this is breakfast, with christian fraser and tina daheley. the prime minister calls for an end to insults and division over brexit. in a major speech this week theresa may will say it's time to get on and make brexit happen. good morning. it's sunday the 15th of january. also ahead: billions of pounds of restoration work is needed on the palace of westminster. today, mps launch an inquiry into the repairs. representatives from 70 countries come together in france to discuss peace in the middle east. focusing on learning in the great outdoors. plans for primary schools which bring children back to nature. in sport: chelsea are seven points clear at the top of the premier league. their top goal scorer, diego costa wasn't playing but they still beat leicester city 3—0. and louise lear has the weather. good morning. all change on the weather front. mild for most of us, but a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain around. more details coming up. good morning. first, our main story. prime minister theresa may is to call for an end to the division stirr

>> well, tina and robert certainly don't shy away from all things political.te is, they seem to be actually ahead of it, and by the time it hits the air, whatever it is that they're talking about seems to be topical in the news or current at that moment. and i just feel like my presence is -- you know, i'm black, i'm gay, i'm christian, i'm all the things that get targeted. >> it's a great television show. >> it's a great television show. >> you're enter sleep number and the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store, right now save $600 on our best selling i8 mattress, plus 36 month special financing. learn more at sleepnumber.com we'your most extraordinarybut withmoments happenses when you feel small. when you're completely outnumbered, overshadowed, and outshined. so what if you dared to explore this great big beautiful pond. what if you dared to feel small. celebrate our princ

>> well, tina and robert certainly don't shy away from all things political. climate is, they seem to be actually ahead of it, and by the time it hits the air, whatever it is that they're talking about seems to be topical in the news or current at that moment. and i just feel like my presence is -- you know, i'm black, i'm gay, i'm christian, i'm all the things that get targeted. >> it's a great television show. >> you're fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we created internet that doesn't make you wait. introducing fios instant internet. it means you can download a video just like that. or upload your photos like this. or this. or that. it's the only 750 meg internet available to millions, with uploads as instant as downloads. we took internet speed and completely reinvented it, introducing fios instant internet. internet the way it should be. >>> well, that does it for us. be sur >> and good morning i'm rahel solomon. philadelphia is expecting a record turnout for today's doctor martin luther king day of service and record of volunteers is expecte

tina is back. an exhortation. in a moment, tina brown will join the conversation.dent, it coul not have gone worse. >> there were some incredible voices being heard around the world from these women's marches. >> i was amazed by the 2.9 million. >> this was not some giant organization top-down. this came from the bottom-up. >> see if they can channel it into political influence. >> and may be a repeat of saturday. >> first the push for sean spicer out there, who should have said no. >> governments lie all of the time. usually they lie about big things. >> if i needed alternative facts, i would go to a ouija board. some aides goading donald trump along. those aides should be fired today. >> at least 14 people killed and 23 others injured after a string of tornadoes touched down. >> we had more people die over the weekend from tornadoes than all of last year. >> no more saturdays. on sunday, a correction. >> ever led the president to change courses, ones he would be advised to continue to follow. >> just the sort of thing to rattle an already rattled world. >> not go

it's fine, no one cares. >> so that joke proving to be quite true. >> what was tina fey there?u know, fast asleep. >> she was some sort of ghost returning from star wars or something like that. >> this is going to go on for the next four years or eight years if he wins a second term. >> would it behoove him to go on the show? >> you know, i would not be surprised if he became the first sitting president in a long time to show up on "snl." this series has been around for decades, as much as donald trump might want it to go away, it's not going anywhere. >> has "snl" ever made fun of a president or a president-elect as much? >> i think some trump supporters would say no. if you go back and look at george w. bush and how he was treated by the show a decade ago, i think you can make a case that it was almost as harsh. but donald trump is a unique character for this program. what we were doing is just using some of his worz from the press conference and repeating them on the show. >> he did that whole tour across america. >> obviously the show leans to the left and not a lot of trum

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i think tish was pink, and tina was blue. about washing knickers. such ingenuity may now return, as almost 50 years on, bron has recently brought their original car, nicknamed puff the magic wagon, and they're ready to race again. back with the car again. but what a shame tish is no longer with us. i know, she'd love this, she'd love to be doing it all again, like we're going to be doing. we're going to miss her, we are going to need to change a tyre you know. yes, exactly. thejoy was she'd be pumping up, jacking up the tyre, you'd be loosening the nuts, i'd be getting the wheel off. and then... give me the wheel, back on the roof or in the car. throw it into the car. a minute and 50 seconds? that was right. something like that. i tell you what, shall we take her out on the track? yes. shall we give it a go? give it a go. see if we can still do it. bron hasn't driven competitively since the early ‘70s, but you would never guess. as you can see, bron definitely comes from a rallying background. she's certainly not lacking in c

. >> we're still looking that the one from 2014 hosts tina fey and amy poehler. >> "gravitiy" nominatedeorge clooney would rather float away into space and die than spend one more minute with a woman his own age. >> best of all, this is live tv, so of course we've got some ffvorite prompter fails. >> and they put up the wrong stuff on the teleprompter. >> our winner is -- >> here it comes. >> here it comes. >> thank you. >> this is why we love this evening. >> see now, that's the kind of moment made for someone like cher. maybe we will see her at the globes next year. she already won three times and now the superstar is starring in her first tv movie in 20 years. and here is the cool hing. cher told me at 70, she is not slowing down. >> at this point, in a ot of people's careers, they are winding down. you're winding back up. why? >> because i like what i do. and i never knew there would be a sell-by date. >> at age 70 she is starring in a new lifetime movie titled "flint". she will play a woman affected by michigan's water contamination crisis. she is also executive producer along with

. >> mclemore will soon meet with mental health nurse practitioner tina olney, who will decide if hehealth unit or return to confinement. >> tina is a psychiatric nurse practitioner. nurse practitioners have prescriptive authorities, they can provide narcotics, they can provide medications for psychiatric illnesses. but she is experienced in making decisions about whether a patient needs to be in some sort of protective environment. or is deemed okay to return to general population. >> while mclemore's actions may be shocking to an outsider, nurse olney thinks they could be something other than a mental health issue. >> there can be some manipulation that goes along with this kind of behavior. we see it fairly frequently here. because he's been here since may and it's now september, why this behavior now? we have very good actors here. so i'll be looking to see is there something psychotic going on with him, or is this a behavior management problem? >> mclemore. what kind of problems are you having? >> i'm seeing things in my room and hearing things. like i been seeing them since i w

. >> and made famous by bill murray, tina fey, steven colbert and steve corel. >> they started out as performers that were writing their own material. >> the group will perform a show entitled we are all in this room together. an evening of fast paced comedy, but do ask for suggestions. performers for the main stage a chance to perform and develop their improv skills, you may see the next john belushi it's fun to see the up coming stars. >> they will perform existing material and keep themes true to philadelphia. >> parking in the middle of broad street or why can't the 76ers win more? >> and you'l never see the same >> the second city is at the perlman theater, go to the arts in ph.hets, i'm karen rogers. ir >>> passion begins early in life and the winslow township school district hopes to instill a masr science, technoogy and engineering and math. students from school number a f middle school and teamed up wth with building robots. >> one final check of the accuweather forecast. >> it's chilly and damp and we'll show you the forecast across the area cloudy with occasional rain and d

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tina brown pleaded. charlie: and she called you and said -- go get the reagans.she came with me. singing. frank sinatra said, it was her favorite. charlie: you are something. next is donald trump holding a million dollars in cash. here it is. harry: that is when he opened the casino in atlantic city. we were walking around and you know the place called the cage. charlie: where they had the money. harry: he said i could go in there and get a million dollars. and i said -- well, donald, i have never seen a million dollars in my life. so he goes in and piles it up. charlie: and now donald and melania trump. here it is. in mar-a-lago. everything he has is gold. charlie: well. harry: that is the first lady. charlie: what was the hardest thing for you to make this film? matthew miele: just because we're on the subject. going to interview donald trump was interesting. it was before he announced his candidacy. it was in 2014. because we took about three years to work on this. what was remarkable is that he was willing to talk about someone other than himself. about great

tina: these disclosures were required.eting with the folks who will ask him questions. --s going around the hill he's been to this past week going around the hill meeting with the folks who will ask them questions. he does have to win over some republicans as well as democrats. conflicts about what dealings you've made in the past. int we know about tillerson terms of other interests he might have had in the past? tina: one interesting thing in the disclosure statement was holding largest equity of all was with apple. not a huge position. if you look across the portfolio, you see a fairly monday and retailer -- monday undane retail investor. it is not illegal. he has shares in some companies that do business with exxon. not only his competitors, but also companies like schlumberger and general electric. as long as the board is notified of these holdings, they can source sale. if they are ok with it, it's ok for them. vonnie: what is next for the confirmation process? tina: the hearing next week. --y allowed for disco days

tina, over the weekend it was immigration, today it's deregulation.rder wall and tpp feels like it was months ago. what's important now? >> what's important right now? well, i think what's important is for investors who thought they should take trump seriously but not literally, it's now time to take trump seriously and literally. and also to note that in this flurry of executive orders in the last week, one more than actually president obama put out in his first week, none of them had anything to do with the agenda that financial markets were looking for. >> what do you think is the appropriate response, jared, from corporate america right now? >> i think it's to be very strong and very clear about the fact that none of what we're hearing is either consistent with american values, american law or frankly good economics. i understand trump's anti-globalization, his ins l r anti-globalization, his insul insularity, but with an economy like ours increasingly integrated with the rest of the world, i don't think it makes any sense for people who listen to

and hundreds of thousands are expected to pack in for the swearing in, we met tina and barry a father and daughter from california that were able to secure the tickets to be up closer to the capitol steps. this is part of his bucket list and birthday gift. >> connected the representative back in november and found out i got the tickets after his birthday in december. it was awesome it all worked out. >> i am overwhelmed to be here. and the other place was pearl harbor, and i got to see that, and during this time, it's amazing. absolutely amazing. >> the munoz family proud trump supporters and proud hispanics and there is a move not selecting latinos for the cabinet. they pushed back saying give them time. there is still positions to be filled. and mr. trump making a surprise visit here in washington, d.c. last night to honor his vp at a dinner. and then returned to new york but guess what? back in the air right now, the president-elect is in route to washington, d.c. ahead of what we see as highly anticipated appearances. at 3:30 this afternoon the president will be at arlington natio

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