var being used heavily in that game.l then, bye—bye. hello. as advertised for several days, temperatures are now on the up. there will be sunnier days to come. but we are not there yet. for thursday, expect a good deal of cloud around. it is reallyjust later in the day, it starts to brighten up. regardless of cloud or sunshine, it will be milder. it's all about where the air is coming from, that is a bit of caribbean air coming our way through thursday. by the end of the week and start of the weekend looking to northwest africa and the canaries for the source of our mild air. temperatures will be several degrees above normal for the time of year. nowhere particularly cold as thursday begins. this chart gives you an indication of how much cloud there will be. damp and drizzly as well in places to begin the day. you can still see a bit of patchy rain in northern scotland and northwest england into the afternoon, before it clears a way. you can pick out the land appearing among the cloud into the afternoon. these are gradua

while var also plays a big part in the first leg win for atletico madrid overjuventus in spain.nd welcome to the programme, where we start with news from the champions league last 16 stage. it was a night where var was used in both matches played but most tellingly in manchester city's late 3—2 win in germany against schalke, as raheem sterling scored the winner in the 90th minute. 0ur football correspondent john murray reports. after a most eventful night of champions league football manchester city remain as they started, strong favourites. but they

uefa put on a var briefing for them in germany last week and only five coaches turned up, among themnd juventus coaches, but aleksander ceferin saying it was disrespectful that others hadn't turned up. for me, it is not only lack of respect for roberto rosetti and his team and the us organisation, but the influence of the coaches or the managers how you call them in england is huge —— uefa. and if they complain about the referees, they should at least come and see what the experts say about the use of the var. and number of issues also under discussion here in rome today. chief among them was aleksander ceferin‘s speech to the congress delegates, his opportunity to set out his vision for the next four years. he says he wants to keep europe united in going forward, growing the game of football across the continent. that's the challenge he must now confront. now, for most people, running one marathon is hard enough. imagine running seven in seven days on seven continents. fewer than 200 people have completed the world marathon challenge, and the women's record for the event has just be

have you had any foreign contact with foreign entities, whether it's in a var ris -- your testimony said you had contracts with them. in fact you went into deal -- >> it talks about lobbying. i did no lobbying -- >> in your testimony -- i'm not asking about lobbying dshl. >> they are not government agencies. they are privately -- publicly traded companies. >> do you have foreign contracts? >> i current -- >> did you have foreign contracts over the last two years? >> foreign contracts? >> contracts with foreign entities? >> yes.

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after having a goal ruled out by var, atletico finally went ahead late in the game.menez pouncing on the loose ball in the box. and then just five minutes later, the home side were in again. this time it was their other centre—back, diego godin, who fired the ball home. there was a big win for struggling millwall in the championship this evening. jed wallace with the only goal as they beat high—flying derby. that win lifts them five points above the relegation spots. alfredo morelos scored four goals for rangers as they thrashed kilmarnock 5—0 in a fifth round scottish cup replay. kilmarnock had daniel bachmann sent off in the first half, and andrew halliday got the other rangers goal. they're heading towards an extraordinary finish in the first one—day international between england and the west indies in barbados. the hosts batted first, and it was chris gayle who once again dominated the innings. a brilliant 135 from him helped west indies to 360—8. that included 23 sixes, a record for an odi. england will have to beat their biggest ever run chase if they are to wi

in germany, manchester city saw raheem sterling score the winner in a 3—2 win over schalke, that saw var a penalty. the second one is a penalty too and off side too, and a red card can be a red card. so the result is incredibly good, three goals away is called, but... we gave the first goal, we gave the second one, and we gave the red card, so that level, we have chances too. we are not ready to fight for the champions league. he says he's planning for the long—term, butjust how safe is maurizio sarri'sjob at stamford bridge? chelsea face swedish side malmo in the last 32 of the europa league later. anything but a convincing win will pile more pressure on their manager. they're 2—1 up after the first leg, but the blues have suffered six defeats in their last 1a league games and were knocked out of the fa cup by manchester united on monday. formula 1's pre—season testing continues on thursday at barcelona's circuit de catalunya. on wednesday, toro rosso's daniil kvyat pipped alfa romeo's kimi raikkonen, while williams finally made it onto the track, with a day and a half left of the four—

coming up on this programme: var makes its champions league debut as ajax have a goal disallowed in their loss to holders real madrid. west indies bowler shannon gabriel is banned for four matches for comments he made to england captainjoe root. and on thursday, a 17—year—old from madagascar will become the first malagasy woman to take part in the world skiing championships. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with football and the news that tottenham have one foot in the quarter finals of the champions league. they beat borussia dortmund 3—0 at wembley stadium with the return leg in germany in three weeks time. watching was the bbc‘s ian dennis. a dream scenario for tottenham who turned this game around with a transformed second—half display. no penetration in the first 45 minutes, they played with a real purpose and we re they played with a real purpose and were buoyed by an early goal in the second half. they slotted them ahead after 47 minutes. then two goals in the space for matt hermann is late on added the gloss. vertonghen lashed in a second. all a glancing header l

another var check and four minutes later it was given. the home site level.at was a brilliant penalty kick. indeed it shot the visitors into life. and although they were reduced to ten men, leroy sane returned to hot his former club. what a story! before raheem sterling provided the final flourish. before raheem sterling provided the finalflourish. a timely before raheem sterling provided the final flourish. a timely boost for city and a give the best european trading ahead of the second leg. well wednesday's other fixtures wasn't short of drama either... as atletico madrid beatjuventus, one of the favourites for the competition, 2—0 in spain. after having a goal ruled out by var, atletico finally went ahead late in the game. jose maria gimenez pouncing on the loose ball in the box. and then just five minutes later, the home side were in again. this time it was their other centre—back, diego godin, who fired the ball home. there was a big win for struggling millwall in the championship this evening — jed wallace with the only goal as they beat high—flying der

coming up on this programme: var makes its champions league debut as ajax have a goal disallowed in theirriel is banned for four matches for comments he made to england captainjoe root. and on thursday, a 17—year—old from madagascar will become the first malagasy woman to take part in the world skiing championships. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with football and the news that tottenham have one foot in the quarter finals of the champions league. they beat borussia dortmund 3—0 at wembley stadium with the return leg in germany in three weeks time. watching was the bbc‘s ian dennis. a dream scenario for tottenham who turned

buena posiciÓn, buen control de Ángel mena, su sÉptimo, pero hubo que revisar, luego de revisar con el vare hubiÉramos hecho dentro de la cancha, cambia todo. >>> bueno, roberto fue despedido por monarcas, se une a pago, patinho, mesa y rafael puentes, como los tÉcnicos que perdieron su empleo, pero el otro partido, cuÁl es el chiste. >>> quiero reÍrme. >>>santos, al edward, marcÓ, y aquÍ otra vez. >>> sufriÓ una conmocion, por lo tanto, los medios criticaron fuertemente al ariete azteca, como responderÍa en el partido de hoy, roja de ben, de (nombre en inglÉs), pero al 70, como que no valiÓ nada, porque acÁ, marÓo el gol con uno menos, a los dos minutos, aquÍ estÁ irving, "chucky" lozano, vean quÉ bonito de primera intenciÓn. >>> lo empatÓ a uno, y ahora vamos de p s a (nombre en inglÉs), a la final de la copa carabao, mauricio, querÍa sacarlo, la paga. >>> no sÉ si lo dije bien. >> >>>>>> lo querÍa sacar por lesiÓn. >>> jugaron el segundo partido, luego de caer ante columbus anoche, contra los (nombre en inglÉs), uno de los seis originales de joe. >>>>>> estÁn listas para la postemporada

the dutch side had done well to level the game at 1—1, especially after having a goal ruled out by vars continued to press and marco asensio scored the winner in the 87th minute. liverpool managerjurgen klopp has been charged by the fa following comments he made in a post—match interview after the premier league game at west ham last week. klopp's been accused of questioning the integrity of the match referee or implying bias. that game finished i—i at the london stadium. following his death yesterday, the tributes have continued to pour in for england's world cup winning goalkeeper gordon banks. he was probably most famous for this iconic save from the brazilian legend pele at the 1970 world cup, and today the three time world cup winner paid a special tribute, describing banks one of his best friends. my dear brazilian friends, many times we have to give some news that does not please everyone. imagine me, who hasjust lost one of my best friends. despite being opposite in football, he was a goalkeeper and i was a striker, but unfortunately banks, one of the world's goalies, has died.

after var controversy and a red card — manchester city launch a fightback with raheem sterling sealing

football, the premier league have been meeting today to discuss various issues in football including varning the cap on away ticket prices at £30. but the biggest talking point has been racism and how they can combat the problem. the 20 clubs agreed there needs to be more coordination within the sport. and at a seperate event — the fa's chairman and newly elected fifa vice president — greg clarke said racism in football is a fault with global society. i think there is a problem in society globally with people feeling empowered to say things to women or black people or gay people or lgbt community at large and that has come out of being empowered on the internet by saying what ever you like without impunity and that is spilling over into society. that is one and 10,000 or 100,000 people but thatis one and 10,000 or 100,000 people but that is not the majority of fans or referees or anyone else but we need to get good at singling out people across the boundaries and taking them out of the game. there's been action tonight in the women's league cup... arsenal are through to the final where t

enamoro demasiado rÁpido en el minuto 20 rodolfo pizarro con el golazo, pero habÍa que revisarlo con el vara vuelta y con el remate izquierdo, 1 a 0 ganaba pumas con 3 minutos por jugar alexis pÉrez comete un error. el pase demasiado dÉbil, interceptado entonces aquÍ viene juan iturbe con el gol 2 a 0 pumas sobre gallos blancos, blancos que siguen sin conocer la victoria en este torne. josÉ marcÓ el gol en el dÉcimo segundo para leÓn que va ganando 1 por 0 ante el Ámerica, pachuca con jara anotÓ el gol en el complemento 1 a 0 y luego necaxa recibe a chivas. >>> bueno no ha sido una semana fÁcil para el real madrid, jugaron el primero de los clÁsicos en la copa del rey y hoy les toca el derbi para derbi madrileÑo. en el dÉcimo sexto que clase de gol casemiro media chilena luego ramos. en el 25 empata el juego pero bale en el 74 su quinto tambiÉn real madrid falta sobre el atlÉtico y estÁ en el segundo lugar de la tabla general. tras dos empates consecutivos luego del ritmo del manchester este pasado miÉrcoles el liverpool necesitaba una victoria para el liderato de la liga premier vamos a in

le iba a dar el empate a alves y miren la jugada de diego lainez casi se va expulsado lo perdonÓ el varamiseta mÁs odiada, el delantero del chileno y su desempeÑo pasÓ desapercibido, vamos a continuaciÓn a inglaterra porqu se disputÓ la quinta ronda de la fa cup, el wolverhampton, derrotÓ a bristol, jimÉnez fue titular aquÍ estÁ el gol del por portuguÉs asÍ que estÁ en cuartos de final el equipo de raÚl jimÉnez. >> pues vamos a tener mÁs en titulares y mÁs, gracias copan >> en titulares estaremos ampliando. >> gracias copan gracias. >> en la era de los telÉfonos celulares y computadoras la mÁquina de escribir parece un dinosaurio, pero para un inmigrante hispano lasque produn posado al olvido, ahora hasta a conseguido revivir estÁs mÁquinas >> es el sonido de la nostalgia, las viejas teclas guardan recuerdos que el padre le escribiÓ, despuÉs martÍn serÁ e responsable de desempolvar >> es algo sentimental para ella >> este inmigrante mexicano es uno de los pocos que opera un taller de reparaciÓn de mÁquinas de escribir, tras la llegada de la computadora >> empecÉ a trabajar aquÍ en el 87

lorenzo morán le dio la ventaja y vean este gol, es de joaquín, no pareció que entró, pero sí, van al varebaño nació aquí en san josé. el médico estadounidense isaac brizuela de 28 años de edad aún sueña con la posibilidad de ser convocado por la selección nacional >>> venimos trabajando bastante bien, obviamente quiero estar en selección y a lo mejor no solo uno de ellos como por ahí meen anteriores, sino permanecer en la convocatoria y obviamente aprovecharlo de la mejor manera. >>> y en la serie del caribe, méxico contra cuba. el partido primero de la jornada y este lanzamiento errado de rodríguez permite que alonso harris anote uno a cero. los cubanos contestaron en la parte baja de la entrada con este doblete de cepeda. anotaron y se fueron al frente. dos a uno y los mexicanos en la sexta con este batazo. víctor mendoza empujó a alonso harris, méxico ganó tres carreras por dos >>> es todo lo que tengo por el momento, continúen con más. >>> gracias raúl, vamos a la pausa, pero más adelante continúan monitoreando s condicneel cierre parcial del puente richmond- san rafael. ya volvemos

. >> the hard-line anti-eu squadro that have ded every leader var the last 40 years are now running thee party, top to toe. they are the conservparty. >> i am not leaving the conservative party. it has left us. john: the conservatives said they had grown too harsh. >> i tired of caeling numb. no longer represent a government who cannot open their eyes to the suffering endured by the most vulnerable in society, suffering which we have deepened whilst having the power to fix. john: all three have lost faith in mrs. may's handling of brexit. >> the party that was once themo trusted on the economy and business is marching us towards the cliff's edge of a no-deal brexit. john: why do you believe such a small handful of mps can transform politics in the way that you say if i may, is a new party part of your plans? if it is, do you accept the dds in the political system are heavily against you? >> they are against us, but you know, we have got to try. we have got to try. over the coming weeks and months, we will be having conversations, and most importantly, reaching out to the country to seeh

another var check, and four minutes later it was given. the home side level.shock lead. indeed, it shocked the visitors into life, and although they were reduced to ten men, leroy sane returned to haunt his former club before raheem sterling provided the final flourish. a timely boost for city and their european dream ahead of the second leg. david ornstein, bbc news. so city managed a much coveted away win which is obviously good news for their champions league campaign and they are still in with a chance of claiming four titles this season. but pep guardiola still isn't happy and says they need big improvements before they will ever become champions of europe. we gave the first goal. we gave the second one. and we gave the red card. so in that level, we all have chances, too, and are not ready to fight for the champions league. but the result is good. i know how difficult it is to play in germany. hopefully our fans can help us in the second leg, and hopefully we can improve for the future. over in spain, atletico madrid had a goal ruled out before scoring t

y forenefits will var each individual, consider the effect it could have. imagine you take an expensive drug with a list price of thousands of dollars. say the manufacturer offers a 30% kick act, which is pretty difficult. your out-of-pocket cost for that drug could be $2000 a year in coinsurance. that is calculated like much of sue's cost. it is not lowered by the kickback your drug plan is manufacturer.he under the president's proposal, we convert that 30% kickback discount. upfront your coinsurance could drop by 30%. that is $600 in annual savings. $50 every time you pick up a months supply of that drug. bringing these discounts directly to patients would mean more than just lower cost at the pharmacy counter. it will also drive other changes in drug markets. perhaps most important, no more kickbacks means no more reason for drug companies to take the list price increases we hear about every january, including this january. for that matter, there will be no more reason for the price increases they take every july, or august, or february, or march . the p

while in amsterdam, var made its first ever appearance in the champions league, but it didn't benefitide in a game they lost 2—1 to real madrid, who are looking for a fourth successive european title. west indian bowler shannon gabriel will miss four one—day internationals against england, following comments he made in the final test. he was charged by the icc for breaching their code of conduct. they didn't say if it was a homophobic slur, but based onjoe root‘s reaction, in which he said, "don't use it as an insult, it's ok to be gay," the presumption is it was. arsenal, sevilla and inter are all in action in the last 32 of the europa league later on thursday, but lots of the attention will be on chelsea, as they travel to face swedish side malmo. maurizio sarri's position as manager seems to be coming more and more perilous, in the wake of their 6—0 thrashing at the hands of man city at the weekend, but he says he has spoken with the owner roman abramovich since he took over this season. the interview was in italian and in italian i am better than you so i am sure. reporter: so you

the dutch side had done well to level the game at 1—1, especially after having a goal ruled out by var87th minute. liverpool managerjurgen klopp has been charged by the fa following comments he made in a post—match interview after the premier league game at west ham last week. klopp's been accused of questioning the integrity of the match referee or implying bias. that game finished 1—1 at the london stadium. world heavyweight boxing champion anthonyjoshua is set to fight in the us for the first time. it's been announced that he'll defend his wba, wbo and ibf titles against american jarrel miller on the first ofjune at new york's maddison square garden. joshua, who's still undefeated, last fought in september, when he beat russian alexander povetkin at wembley. it's not the fight many hoped to see, but with deontay wilder and tyson fury set for a rematch he was running out of options. the big baby miller has that come to new york, come here, i am a big fat quy: new york, come here, i am a big fat guy, i new york, come here, i am a big fat guy, i like eating cheeseburgers, i talk a of s

even if he is right and this rally will lose steam of at 7% gain it is still pretty good i'm var wary and it makes me want to do selling after this run. i don't want to see this level again. stick with cramer. ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. (buzzer sound) holiday inn express. be the readiest. >>> it is time the lightning round. are you ready? john good evening a big boo-yah from bridge port >> how can i help? >> thank you for taking my call for all you do for us home gamers id like your take on where the stock can go from here >> i think the stock can go higher i think that the company is for buying here. i need to go to tim in illinois. >> thanks for taking my call i enjoy your show. you had maurice taylor jr. >> that was a wild interview >> the stock is doing quite well at that time it seems to have fallen on tougher times. has it declined in the market? >> what is that stock doing down there? i have to tell you, i have to do that it is five that is -- oh, man let me do some work. that is a major play jor downturn we have to do work let's go to ben in p

the russia probe said now that they are taken control of the majority they now want to take var aggress iive steps in seeki financial transactions between the trump organization as a private citizen and as president with the russians. what do you think? >> i think it is not only president trump but targeting his children. you know, private citizens. we have been at this for more than two years. some have discounted the investigation. i think it's unfortunate. it is a very thorough effort but put the house investigation aside. it is probably fairly shortly. i think mr. mueller is completing his investigation by all of the signs we can see he is close to completing that. i don't think he will find evidence. so do they think it is fair to say we didn't find what we wanted to find, what we hope today find but let's just keep investigating. if we don't find evidence maybe there's something there with finances we could look into. i think a lot of americans look and say when is enough enough? if you don't find evidence show us your evidence while you think there's financial crime. there should

the heavy coat, not the gloves or hats, you don't need the umbrella tonight. 47 d.c., 46 forth bell var. no rain in then area duth trying to pick up rain not hitting the ground. look where it isng hithe ground, a long fetch of moisture coming out of e gulf of mexico, all of that rain moving our way, we will see the rrin the day tomorrow. let's show you. not at noon so if you have early tomorrow morning no problem, take the dog out, for a run, as long as you're in by 1:00 in the aftnoon you should be fine, here's the rain by about 3:00. everybody t in on rain tomorrow night. heading out on your saturday night it's going to be a wetne for sure. some locations picking up half an inch to an inc of rai or more. monday, nothing around d.c. but we a high wind watch for higher elevations, frederick county back to the west. winds 50 to 60 miles an hour in these areas. that's something we'll beng trac too. in the city winds gusting to 40 miles per hour. we go from 44 and rainsa rday, to 68 and wind sunday. then we go average here monday and tuesday. sunshine,zy br but temperatures around 50. i'll

want to let you point out, our objective is much like we have a farm team of legal workers to do a var item of on call, the obvious tiff is to -- objective is to have a team of on call, team of physicians that we're better off utilizing a term, so the idea is to interest three on call people who specialize in this area. and there may be differences between administrative kmux communications and investment types. the full board must vote on whichever firms we decide to hire, so it'll all be coming back to you with a lot more detail. i thought i'd start out with giving you all the objectives. >> thank you, commissioner driscoll. any comments from the board? seeing none, we'll open it up to public comment. are there any members of the public that would like to address the commission on this item? seeing none, we'll close public comment. why don't we call item 20. >> item 20, discussion item, retirement member good of the order. >> anybody have anything for the board? >> i do. we obviously had a very long closed session, and what our c.i.o. has forecasted, we have another 100 items, and yo

. >> george washington ran the commonwealth of var r virginia before he was elected president. >> before that he was a wealthy land owner. >> that's true. i'm all for people being wealthy. and at that time. >> you want to cap it at some subjective gross inequality as if we would put a determination on that. >> well i think that those people who are wealthy, back then, those are the only people who paid taxes. and actually working people didn't pay taxes at all. only land owners paid taxes. >> and the top 70% now pay all of the taxes in the country now. in fact the top 10% pay 80% of the taxes now. >> that's because so many of the people in our country don't have enough money to live on, much less pay taxes. david: it's not about taxes then. it's about redistribution of wealth. and that kind of gets to the wealth tax itself. because more than taxes income, this is a confiscation of property. something that our constitution guards against as much as our individual human rights. aren't you concerned that you're kind of chopping away at a concept that's fundamental to what makes america grea

our three-day rain totals will var vary. >> i'm just thankful for the sunshine we're getting. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," people say it's never too late to change. this bay area man is living proof. the single moment he credits with getting him off the streets and into helping others. it's a story that will make you bay area proud next. oss and... wow! ...you realize you can totally eat out more? that's yes for less. get the latest spring trends for your home at 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices. at ross. yes for less. you know when you go to ross and find exactly what you need... yes. ...for your growing family? that's yes for less. everything your pet needs at 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices. at ross. yes for less. journey of a local man ... who went from homesless to hopeful. he says it )s because people reached out to help him ... that >>> a remarkable journey of a man who went from homeless to hopeful. he says because people reached out to him he's helping others. >> i could spend the next two minutes listing the indignities and dramas mike bartell

they are built in south carolina, are not becoming less threatening rather than the ones built in ba var't are supposed to be a threat to the national security of america it's a shock to us. >> rankling some of america's oldest allies, the national automobile dealers association says tariffs would add $2,000 to u.s. built cars and more than $6,000 to imported cars. a 25% tariff would lead to 366,000 fewer u.s. jobs in the auto and related industries. now, there is no 100% u.s.-made car anymore. hasn't been for years. cars assembled in the u.s. have imported parts and foreign aweso automakers make cars in the u.s. with american workers. >> those are very important numbers for us to know, particularly the price hikes. thank you very much. >> welcome. >>> if you plop your child in front of the tv while you get ready, we have a new warning to tell all parents about. this is a very difficult job. failure is not an option.a. more than half of employees across the country bring financial stress to work. if you're stressed out financially at home, you're going to be too worried to be able to do

another var check, and four minutes later it was given — the home side level.aleb on target again. schalke into a shock lead. indeed, it shocked the visitors into life, and although they were reduced to ten men, leroy sonny returned to haunt his former club, before raheem sterling provided the final flourish. a timely boost for city and their european dream ahead of the second leg. david ornstein, bbc news. so city managed a much coveted away win which is obviously good news for their champions league campaign, and they are still in with a chance of claiming four titles this season. but pep guardiola still isn‘t happy and says they need big improvements before they will ever become champions of europe. we gave the first goal. we gave the second one. and we gave the red card. so, in that level, we all have chances, too, and are not ready to fight for the champions league. but the result is good. i know how difficult it is to play in germany. hopefully our fans can help us in the second leg, and hopefully we can improve for the future. unsurprisngly, this result

. >> breaking news right now from a var mitt from staten island, chuck. >> didn't see his shadow.did not see his shadow, which means an early spring. >> and punxsutawney phil also saying that, though i can tell you there's not a cloud in the sky here, so it might be a little bit of wish casting. >> so big stories of the week, we got the virginia governor, and a patriots' parade, and that little thing called the state of the union. >> oh, yeah. a week late, but it's coming. >> it's coming. we will have all the highlights from that. >> it will be a good week, guys. lots of news for this half hour. while i was on a combat patrol my c in baqubah, iraq,nned out. a rocket-propelled grenade took my arm off at the shoulder. when i came home, i felt alone. my family was around me, but i couldn't talk to them about what i'd seen and what i'd done. i remember just thinking, man, the way i am right now, i don't want to live. i was discharged from the army, and i've been working with the wounded warrior project since 2007. warriors don't have to be severely wounded to be with the wounded warri

have you had any foreign contact with foreign entities, whether it's in a var ris -- your testimony said you had contracts with them. in fact you went into deal -- >> it talks about lobbying. i did no lobbying -- >> in your testimony -- i'm not asking about lobbying dshl. >> they are not government agencies. they are privately -- publicly traded companies. >> do you have foreign contracts? >> i current -- >> did you have foreign contracts over the last two years? >> foreign contracts? >> contracts with foreign entities? >> yes. >> why didn't you put them on the form. it says it's a criminal offense to not put them on this form. why did you not do that. >> because those foreign companies that you're referring to are not government companies. >> it says nongovernmental -- it says foreign contracts. do you want us to read it to you? >> i read it and it was reviewed by my counsel and i am a nongovernment employee and it was not lobbying -- >> this has nothing to do with lobbying. it says it's a criminal offense to not list all of your foreign contracts. >> then i'm going to take a look -- an

and raising a lot of money for democratic causes and hend var following on social media.s a mayor and senator he has been able to garner major news headlines including the time he rescued a woman out of a burning home in newark when he was mayor there. but critics say he has at times embellished the truth to gain favor, including earlier in his political career when he referenced a person he called an alleged drug dealer, he called this person t-bone. but several reports say t-bone wasn't an actual person, but rather a composite of people booker had met. we know in the coming weeks senator booker will be in iowa, south carolina and new hampshire, george. getting out there early and to important state. >> watching him in the senate and, tom, thanks very much. he will sit down with the ladies of "the view" later this morning and you can watch it here on abc. >>> now to that breaking news overnight, that missing tennessee teen found safe nearly 700 miles from home in wisconsin. erielle reshef joins us now with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this morning

equivalent of two rate hikes steve liesman cnbc survey had that specific question in it and fed you is varl reserve and most economists look at the balance sheet reduction and what it means for reserves and bank lending and don't think it means anything, so i'm not going to argue which card is right, but i'm just going to say the market thinks, a, about the balance sheet and the economist and fed thinks, b, that's the source of the problem. we don't know what it means. we've never done this before we've got different viewpoints on it right now, and that's where the mistake was led in december when he said we'll put the balance sheet on automatic pilot and it had took a giant dive down. >> this boils down to everything we've talk about off camera. it's psychology. it's all about psychology. this has dented the psyche of some invest o. brexit has dented the psyche of some investors the earnings recession has dented the psyche of some investors, but if you look at what's really changed in a tangible way, a lot of the trade issues could reverse some of that along with the notion that brexit mi

have you had any foreign contact with foreign entities, whether it's in a var ris -- your testimony said you had contracts with them. in fact you went into deal -- >> it talks about lobbying. i did no lobbying -- >> in your testimony -- i'm not asking about lobbying dshl. >> they are not government agencies. they are privately -- publicly traded companies. >> do you have foreign contracts? >> i current -- >> did you have foreign contracts over the last two years? >> foreign contracts? >> contracts with foreign entities? >> yes. >> why didn't you put them on the form. it says it's a criminal offense to not put them on this form. why did you not do that. >> because those foreign companies that you're referring to are not government companies. >> it says nongovernmental -- it says foreign contracts. do you want us to read it to you? >> i read it and it was reviewed by my counsel and i am a nongovernment employee and it was not lobbying -- >> this has nothing to do with lobbying. it says it's a criminal offense to not list all of your foreign contracts. >> then i'm going to take a look -- an

i remember president trump standing up in a venue var to this in singapore saying he made a deal to denuclearizence to the nuclear bomb test site. other than that, they didn't do knowing denuclearize. we shut point out that both of those facilities he closed down, he didn't need them any more. it was liquid future fuel rocket test facility and they're going to solid fuel rockets and they didn't need that. he continued to buildurare yum m and bombs and missiles and we know some in the administration was worried about the path forward if kim was ever going to make good on that progress or we would be back to a year earlier when there were threats traded back and forth and president trump saying my button is bigger than yours. it appears we're still on the track set in singapore but it doesn't look like, and that may change when the president comes out, but it doesn't look like we're any further ahead than we were in singapore there is the idea that kim really wants the sanctions to be modified and the united states wants denewel clearization, a lot of that is what is your definition of denucleariz

joining us right now for that is peter book var, cio of weekly advisory group and also a cnbc kr contributorto both of you peter, we're now looking at the dow just 7% below the intraday high it set about 4 months ago do you think we bottomed out we saw stocks go down 20% and lot of people really start to pan panic. have we seen the lows? >> i think based on what we have seen with earnings that remains to be seen the more he got with the fed giving them what concerned them in december and certainly beginning in october when the markets started to sell off, but earning season is very mediocre. and i think that the earnings growth rate this year is clearly slowing and could be close to zero. >> i feel like that's kind of baked into the market at this point. i feel like we've had some people who have come on and said you might be looking at an earnings recession, but that's okay i mean, it's odd that while these earnings have been coming through and there's guidance that's been concerning, but even through that you've looked at the market continue to pick up ground. >> i think the fed has really