and now we can all go home. >> and brad? >> obviously brad was upset. he knows and feels that this is not over. >> in 2013, an appeals court overturned bradley cooper's conviction. deciding the judge should have allowed more defense testimony regarding the laptop evidence. a new trial was ordered. but while awaiting his second trial, cooper pleaded guilty to second degree murder, and was sentenced to approximately 12 to 15 years. and nancy there's a black granite bench in cary park, the police she once ran, her adopted town's way of remembering. the cooper girls bella and katie are growing up in canada with nancy's twin sister krista and her husband jim. their cousins were with them the day we came to call, and so, seven little girls scampered happily about, their pleasure infectious. and for the adults, bittersweet. >> here we go. >> sad that nancy's not here seeing it. >> absolutely. that's the tough part for me. >> what do they understand about mother and father? >> what we've told them is that mommy nancy was killed by a bad man. and but she's in he

why, brad oborn, the boyfriend. the prosecutors put brad on the stand. it was a risky strategy. >> i was a heroin addict for quite some time. >> the story brad told of his relationship with this nice girl hannah was for sure a warts and all presentation. >> i was not a good boyfriend. >> can you explain to us what "not a good boyfriend" means? >> i was abusive. i hit -- i abused her. >> did you verbally abuse her? >> yes. >> did you physically abuse her? >> judge: you need to answer out loud, please. >> yes. >> brad testified that just days before hannah disappeared, they had had a big fight about him cheating on her and said that's when she scratched him. >> does that pictures fairly and accurately represent the scratches that are on your arms? >> yes. >> most painful, he said, was the fact that he had introduced hannah to denny in the first place. >> so but for you, hannah hill would never have met denny ross. is that what you're saying, mr. oborn? >> yeah. >> did you blame yourself for hannah's murder? >> yes. >> do you still blame yourself for hannah

>> irresponsible, not letting us see more, brad. >> also, what brad has done with plan "b," and make it right has been fantastic for a charity. >> good work. >>> coming up -- >> the stakes are a lot higher now. >> lindsay lohan, werewolf hunter? only we can take you behind the scenes of her movie return. >>> then, a "conners" exclusive. before tonight's season finale, "roseanne's" tv granddaughter is making a reveal. >> there might be an old, familiar face. just saying. >>> and celine dion's new security scare. what happened when this aggressive fan rushed the stage. ♪ >>> minutes away on "e.t.." how stars really get their red carpet glow. >> a g ♪ >>> that's chris brown partying in paris with his rumored girlfriend. it's also the last photo of the singer before he found trouble again. brown and two others have been detained by french authorities after a woman accused him of rape. he's also facing drug charges. brown posted a strongly worded denial on instagram today. >> trouble finds him wherever he goes. >>> meanwhile, lindsay lohan has her life back on track. she has got her w

>> irresponsible, not letting us see more, brad. >> also, what brad has done with plan "b," and make it right has been fantastic for a charity. >> good work. >>> coming up -- >> the stakes are a lot higher now. >> lindsay lohan, werewolf hunter? only we can take you behind the scenes of her movie return. >>> then, a "conners" exclusive. before tonight's season finale, "roseanne's" tv granddaughter is making a reveal. >> there might be an old, familiar face. just saying. >>> and celine dion's new security scare. what happened when this aggressive fan rushed the stage. ♪ [sneezing] ♪ you don't want to cancel your plans. [sneezing] cancel your cold. the 1-pill power of new advil multi-symptom cold & flu knocks out your worst symptoms. cancel your cold, not your plans. new advil multi-symptom cold & flu. have a skincare routine. but what about a lip care routine? pay your lips some attention. the chapstick total hydration collection. exfoliate nourish naturally enhance your lips. chapstick. put your lips first. >>> minutes away on "e.t.." how stars really get their red carpet glow. >

brad: how did you feel reading that? because those were some of the decisions around, for instance, android creator andy rubin who presumably you were involved with at that time. john: i think we were, you know, at the time, things were very different. not everybody was aware of things. i can't comment on the exact details of what happened at that time. but i think we realized that the policy needed strengthening. and that was the goal, to get a stronger, more-aggressive policy. personally, my position has been these things are intolerable and you're creating a workplace hostile to women, or other people. where there's discrimination or harassment, you will have a weaker workplace. brad: google employees are upset. making their voices heard. what do you say to them? john: we have to do better as a company. anybody who does business in china compromises some of their core values. every single company. ♪ brad: there are some business leaders like jeff bezos at amazon, who says it's their patriotic duty to help the u.s. g

we are missing brad's parents today and we are missing my mother. we are so fortunate they were in our lives. they remain influential forces. delighted that my father could join us. we are happy that brazos sister brad's sister judy and his brother jim are here. familyher dearly beloved members join us as well. our earliest ancestors to arrive in idaho came in 1877 while idaho was still territory. moscow byled to covered wagon. later, my cousin, who is with us today, continues to farm the original homestead. , also present, lives in a home on the original homesite. my grandmother's father arrived in 1880 as a presbyterian missionary. he traveled by steamboat from san francisco to the mouth of the columbia river, riverboat to walla walla, where he secured a course to complete the journey to moscow. he was met by idaho's third governor to write up the hill. in 1880lation of idaho shows 30 2000, 619 people. brad's maternal grandfather immigrated from scotland at the age of 83. he traveled by rail, and caught a stagecoach. was 24ernal grandfather in 189

brad: yeah. juli: we're also including inkkas in that, so we need one that kind of combines the two. because this is what we're gonna highlight is the collaboration between the two brands. 'cause this is called the flexaire. aimee: okay. do you have a budget in mind? juli: i honestly think it would be better if you could come back to us with varying options at varying price points. aimee: absolutely. i think i could come up with something that's roughly in the $500 range that would blow your socks off. brad: amazing. jeff: i do not see that display being in the $500 range. aimee: let's design something that is $500, and let's also design a few other things that are a little higher end. jeff: okay. aimee: because 9 out of 10 times, they see, "okay, this if $500," but they will find the extra few hundred dollars to get a better looking display. you build it and i can sell it. jeff: i got it. aimee: so we each have our own job, so... jeff: no, i got it. aimee: let me do my job. aimee: would you like

gianni versace: american crime story". [ applause ] >> coming to the stage are executive producers brad simpson and nina jacobson. accepting the golden globe for the "the assassination of gianni versace: american crime story" is executive producer brad simpson. [ applause ] >> thank you to the hollywood foreign press for this.

three hours with brad meltzer. you've written a dozen plus books. >> guest: 12 thrillers, 16 kids books, nonfiction, comic books and some really funny limericks and birthday cards. >> host: we will be talking about all of it. (202)748-8001 east and central time zone, 202-74-8801 for those in the mountainous pacific time zones and we will take your comment on this and you can send an e-mail booktv@c-span.org it's talked about the book ron doyle who i thought guys at the beginning of the book but doesn't. >> guest: this was a book i was writing about a former president and i'd written about the white house before. this is probably my favorite chapter one ever written and it opens up at a nascar race of all places. west is our hero and a body person to the president. every person has one. it trumps just left the office, but who is truly a pair and hands the president but she needs. if you need straps dickies got chapstick, if you have a headache, i have had so, you have a baby you need to sign, i've got a pen. i loved

right now brad is up in chopper 4 with moren that. brad? >> that's right, melissa. ithis single lane just a drop in the bucket on these delays. approaching nine miles. if you're headed on the outer , loopou can see these delays from c apper 4 we turn the camera around and sho the delays on the outer loop. that's 355. we're going to go further back an see all the way back to georgia avenue. that's just the tip of the it continues for another three miles approaching here. so your best bets right now are to get off the beltway andea south, use 410 east/west highway to aet on old georgetown road. that will be your entrance point the if inner loop of the capitol. this morning it will be a long time before these delays clear out. first four traffic and chopper 4 working f you. we'll continue to follow this for a while and see how it pans ou melissa, there is some other stuff going on, i think. >> we do havef. other st another thought the icc always a good idea in a situation like this one. erner loop a 66 has finally cleared out of the way. had that earlierra in the expre

brad, i will begin with you. now what? >> well, this is a teachable moment. it should make it very clear the republicans alone and democrats alone will not solve this problem. it must be done by compromise. the president is willing to do that. democrats have not. the president cannot give in. this is his read my lips moment. he made a fundamental promise to secure our border. he's going to do it. the question is when. i would ask my friend richard goodstein, when is that going to be? liz: okay. richard, when is that going to be? on top of all of that, you are starting to see some democrats, are are 30 blue dog democrats, sending nancy pelosi, one of their own, the speaker, a letter, urging her, i guess they said she must let and guarantee president trump a vote. just as long as he ends the government shutdown. guarantee him a vote on securing the border. what is wrong with that as a compromise? >> well, we just had a vote in the senate and the vote on his bill got 50 votes, all republican. actually, one, joe manchin. the democratic proposal got six republican

brad: church. steve: church. [cheering and applause] brad: we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. hey, brad. welcome back. i met y'all a while back, didn't i? brad: yeah, a couple years ago. steve: where y'all from? brad: nebraska. steve: omaha. brad: yeah. steve: oh, that's where i had my first real steak. brad: that's the only place to have a real steak. steve: i've never had a steak past medium since that day rit

david: do you agree, brad? you have a higher number on the 10 year. brad: i do. i don't think we are quite done with this recovery yet. fed hasas indicated the put this as a dead issue for the moment. we will see rates up. we have seen rates back off. we have seen fear. global worries. china. brexit. the u.s.. this is driving rates down. rates will recover and move higher through 2019 as growth continues in the u.s. worries will subside. ultimately, rick will be right. we have more upside to go. alix: both of you are sticking with us. coming up, the fed in 2019. speakers this week and next. what that will mean for yields, especially overseas. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg daybreak," and this is the bloomberg business flash. morgan stanley is the top stock underwriter, beating out goldman sachs for the second year in a row. it may be hard to catch up. morgan stanley is set to handle a premier deal, the ipo for uber. greenlightrn's capital ended 2018 with the biggest annual loss ever. 34%hedge fund ended down after a 9% loss in december. they posted

brad found this crash for us. tell us what's going on there. >> this is actually in the local lanes from shady grove road to get on 270south. you can see that vehicle down the embankment. it looks like everybody is okay. we had an emergency vehicle sto byearlier, but they kept moang. ot to do this morning. we have an ambulance on the scene there. this is the entrance ramp.ra s that are icy and covered in snow. give yourself some extra time this morning. will be a long ride. >> it will be long, for sure. atpi rockville , the right side is blocked there. college park, southbound 95. that ramp to the inner loop. that's finally reoffed. we had two crashes involving tractor-trailers there. sohbound bw parkway. and only, icc one vehicle off of the road. and green belt, outer loop at kennel worth after. >>> when a snowstorm hits, a couple of things are certain around here. the roadways need to be plowed. the driveways need to be shoveled. and the pat collins snow stick challenge will begin. >> pat will show us the best s

like i can't imagine brad. is brad like in an office making calls and going, we don't have enough donuts on the table or anything like that? >> yeah, i think he's handling the important calls like that. >> jimmy: is he on the set with you when you're making the movie? >> no, he's never on set, never, ever there. >> jimmy: does brad pitt really exist? >> it's the illusion that is brad pitt. >> jimmy: did he, i would imagine that you met him, right? >> yeah, i actually met him last weekend for the first time ever. >> jimmy: really? so he shouldn't get any of these awards. if the awards are handed out, the producers, he shouldn't get any of them, right? >> i didn't say it, brad, if you're watching. >> jimmy: well, congratulations on all these great things happening for you. homecoming is great, too. watch "if beale street could talk". and "homecoming" is on amazon. stephan james, everybody. we'll be back with music from sharon van etten. ♪ >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes b

. >> then behind the scenes with brad and leoo. why their new film will be the must-see movie of 2019. and we have an update on the brad and charlize rumors friendship >> it is insane. >> how they're turning the amrus on us. >> watching everything you're toing. >> then the young woman who calls oprah mom all grown up and working for "e.t. waets >> oprah, thank you for loaning us your tauter. >> she was an itty bitty. >> the inspirational story that even brought oprah to tears. >> and. >>> i built a diqen. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> brad pitt and charlize their on. reports they are dating. but first chris pratt's first interview since proposing to arnold schwarzenegger's daughter. >> as he promoted the sequel to the lrego movie. >> ironically this movie is about building and rebuilding your life or the perfect future. how to you see the perfect future? >> lots of kids can, maybe lets time working and more time spent enjoying life and always want to be that guy who works to live, rather than live to work. >> two weeks af

[laughter] >> i mean, as always, brad's great with a sound bite. that analysis ignores one simple fact. nancy pelosi's the speaker of the house because americans overwhelmingly in 2018 rejected this president, this president's agenda and republicans and elected a democratic house majority. by the way, 38 of those new freshmen are women. they account for over 60% of the seats we flipped. so this is very much -- 2018's very much the year of the woman. i think people like senator elizabeth warren, who are masterful as senators, are going to be strong candidates. but i would agree with brad on this point which is i hope, and i'm not naive here, so i understand the reality, but i hope that this election can be about issues. i would love for us to have a debate where donald trump is measured on his record, where elizabeth warren is measured on her record, where the candidates are evaluated on their vision for this country, for our future and we actually delve into policy as opposed to playing a process game. because i think as voters we're far worse off

i am proud to introduce my husband to you, brad little. [applause] . >> thank you. teresa, adam and david and our family and constitutional law officers mister speaker and other legislators mister chief justice and members of the judiciary hour national guard who serves and sacrifices , thank you very much. [applause] you did solve the goose problem here on campus we appreciate that. [laughter] my fellow idahoans to join the former living chief executive i have a truck in my - - in the snow for my inaugural congratulations on your achievement your decency in fiscal conservativism changed our state forever. [applause] governor laid the foundation for our state's efforts to improve the state transportation system. thank you. [applause] and governor rish in seven months completed a full term of work had a model for our efforts of management today. and the governor serving idaho for over 40 years with distinction i will always view him as a great judge of mentality but history as a steadfast leader leading us to momentous economic challenges to become the fastest-growin

joining us to discuss this story from berkeley california we have brad adams he's the asia director with human rights watch hello there brad good to have you i'm just looking at raw halfs twitter feed you almost get a sense of what she's feeling that moment to moment she says here pinned to the top of her twitter feed don't let anyone break your wings your free flights and get your rights. up to right now. well she's in a hotel in bangkok under the protection of the united nations high commissioner for refugees this took a long time she flew out of kuwait where she was on a family vacation to escape violence from her family she says that she complained of been held for six months in a locked room because she cut her hair in a way that her family didn't like that she's beaten by her siblings or brothers. and if she had still been in saudi arabia she probably would not have been able to get to bangkok because saudi has male guardianship laws that prohibit women from making their own decisions about how to travel you know where to go even to go to a movie or a restaurant any permission and

>>> then, brad pitt's emotional night out and how miley sigh use is firing back at rumors. >>> the legendary act added to the super bowl line up. >>> "the masked singer" star revealed. >>> plus, look who's turning 97. why betty white's birthday plans will make you love her even more. >> i'm the luckiest old broad in the business. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." ♪ >>> calling "ghostbusters" fans everywhere -- a new movie is on the way. and let me tell you, people are losing their minds. >> yes, dogs and cats living together. mass hysteria. >> yes. here is the magic of our "e.t." vault. we were on the set of the original 35 years ago. >> no show knowser many about then or now. this is a sneak peek of the "ghostbusters" in the works. the rusty remain of the ecto 1 car. another clue? that music outside the barn is the same score used in the opening library scene. ♪ something strange >> ivan reitman was the famed director behind the original movie. see that 11-year-old boy by his side at the "ghostbusters 2" premier? that's jason reitman and he's writing and developing this next chapter.

>>> behind the scenes with brad and lee yo. their tim film is the must see of 2019. >>> plus, where we caught angelina selling dog treats? remember when she was just like us. >> i'm such a mess. i you recall canned my own hair today. >> that happened 20 years ago, home of the s.a.g. award. the awards with back this sunday. we'll tell you why this one means the most to bradley cooper. >>> our countdown, complete with never before moments from past winners. >> i'm overcome. >> i'm going cry again. >> i finally have a boyfriend. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome, everybody, to the historic shrine auditorium in los angeles home of this sunday's screen actors guild awards. >> we are going to show you everything, trust. we got you. >> there's a lot going on in chris pratt's life. >> you're absolutely right, a new lego movie. >> yes, that. >> okay, the engagement. i sat down for his first interview since katherine schwarzenegger said -- >> jurassic yes. >> congratulations. >> thanks, i'm a lucky man. >> ironically this

brad. i want to make sure you come back and. >> i think, as a politician, the words that cut kamala harris rg for president of united states were way out-of-bounds. it wasn't necessary, uncalled for, and an attack on law enforcement that was undeserved. >> shannon: 12 -- >> i think she's just expanding another reality, brad. >> shannon: the conversation as to continue, and we have to remember, the vast majority of los law enforcement officers are a good and women. we got to leave it there. thank you very much. late breaking news in the case of savannah spurlock for the missing a ducky mother of four hasn't been seen for almost a month. we will be joined by savannah's mother, ellen come alive when we return ♪ ♪ not long ago, ronda started here. and then, more jobs began to appear. these techs in a lab. this builder in a hardhat... ...the welders and electricians who do all of that. the diner staffed up 'cause they all needed lunch. teachers... doctors... jobs grew a bunch. what started w

brad, you have gone two pay periods without a pacheck. >> that's correct. you consider yourself one of the lucky ones. why is that. >> i do consider myself lucky. i was able to have an emergency fund and pay m mortgage out of my savings. >> so there wasn't a terrible financial impact for you. what about four your coluele have they shared they felt tension and pressure? >> yeah, i have an employee of mine that worked for fema less than a year, a lower en-ltel employee, two kids, new house, an it's been terribly impactful on him. >> lajuanna, when yotalking to your colleagues now, you wrote an op-ed about this, about the impact this was having on your business. at was two weeks ago you wrote that, and you said it already had an it. >> yes. at this point, do you know what the full impact has en on your business? >> i honestly do not because i dof t know which or employees we have been talking to them and working with them, but whenhe government is furloughed, we're furloughed, so the employees that wereey impacted, ave been furloughed. so have they found other

spend an hour with brad meltzer. we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter as well. "washington journal" is next. as the snowing, continues to fall in our nation's capital, the partial shutdown of the federal government now entering week four. the house gaveling on tuesday. so far, no new negotiations are scheduled as the white house and congressional democrats hold firm with neither side budging. we welcome you to c-span's "washington journal." also this week, the senate judiciary hearings forinning william barth who served in the administration. yesterday,nt waiting first promoting his appearance on fox news and then saying i am at the white house waiting for crying chuck and nancie to call so we can start helping our country at the border and from within." we want to get your comments on the president calling this a potentially national emergency. our phone lines are opened. (202) 748-8000 if you support the shutdown in the claim that it would be a national emergency and if

brad sherman of california, al green of texas using the first day in congress to reduce articles of impeachment against the president. the new era is definitely upon us, you congress but the old leadership from the first two years of the obama administration. foxbusiness correspondent edward lawrence joins us from the white house. reporter: yeah, the president dana message today talking about order security. surprised everyone when walked into the white house press briefing room and made the case in a matter what you call it border, wall, barrier it is needed. president trump: having drones and barriers were various sensors are fine but will not stop the problems that this country has. reporter: president had a meeting in the oval office with border patrol agent and representing the union for border patrol agents and decided to bring them out and directly make the pitch to the american people for border security.

>> bill: that is a democrat, brad sherman california. one of two lawmakers to introduce a resolution yesterday on impeachment. the first day of the new congress. the a-team is back with us. shelby holliday and david as men. how are they going to manage this one? >> i am not supportive of us talking about anything with impeachment. i am not supportive of the comments made by the new congresswoman for sherman's comments. i'm certainly supportive of mueller finishing the investigation and adam schiff taking over the new intelligence but doing it the right and ethical way. certainly not impeachment talk, we should be talking policy. >> bill: hard to hold the pony's back. >> it is. but it will be discussed and it has been discussed in the past year so it's not a new word that we are hearing all of a sudden about the american public is not for impeachment if you look at polls and nancy pelosi us with really matters here. any effort to impeach a president would have to be so clearly bipartisan, we are not at that point.

unfortunately for brad-lize fans. not sure it works. sources say they have not spent any time together since they finished shooting. >> all right. got the rose back there? i got you this, this is from miami. all the way up here. >>> she stole the show at the golden globes, now she is center stage. the figi water girl, skyrocketed to fame after photo bombing every major actor on the red carpet. thanks to the stunt. she may soon add soap opera star to her resume. >> she posted this photo saying thank you to the folks of the "bold and beautiful" the post showed her in a familiar pose. >> of course. they showed her in a familiar pose. >> of course. >> and coming up, we're gearing up for one of hollywood's biggest mornings, the oscar nominations revealed. >>> but first the razzie nominations. those are big, too? >> uh-huh. >> those nominations are in. >> plus the bonus skinny round. >> bonus? skinny round? stay tuned. bonus skinny round. >> bonus? kinn skinny round? stay tuned. ys left to live. skinny round? stay tuned. you're going to do yo

brad sherman reintroducing articles of impeachment against donald trump. he says i continue to believe obstruction of justice is the clearest, simplest and most provable high crime and misdemeanor committed by donald trump. nancy pelosi's top lieutenant at the airwaves to explain their agenda going forward. adam schiff says he's interested in bipartisanship of republicans on the committee wish to join his investigation of the president. >> this is the most precarious time in my lifetime in terms of our republic. we have a president who denigrates freedom of the press, goes after the independence of the judiciary and in so many ways is threatening the democracy. the answer to that cannot be more of the same. >> the new chair of the house finance, he called for donald trump's impeachment many times and found in her words to get him. maxine waters says she will be investigating the president via the banking system. >> we been trying to find out about money tries to russia,

brad, thank you very much for your time. donald trump is offering a compromise of sorts on an issue very due to the democrats' heart. why shouldn't the democrats agree to a lease to talk about this? -- very due to. 1st of all, i don't think it isa due to. 1st of all, i don't think it is a compromise. the president gets what he wants, which is $6,000,000,000 to build a wall that americans don't want and experts think we don't need, and in return america gets very little —— $6 billion. all the president offered to do was to extend the deadline for deporting dreamers by three years. now the democrats have proposed a much more comprehensive measure to this problem, by offering to increase money for border security by billions of dollars and providing a path to citizenship, for a earned citizenship, for all documented immigrants. so the president wants what he wants, but he gives america very little and he does very little to solve this complex problem. very little and he does very little to solve this complex problemm there

and not having brad do you do you understand them and why they may. tolerate all the abuses that you imagined and still go today to the polls and vote as they used to say in india last year elections for stability and security and well i mean i think you're taking it way out of context what i meant by freedom overbred is my own fight inside of prison where i chose my own freedom over eating and i went on our own on the a record breaking hunger strike so that i can bring attention to my plight and then end up getting out of prison so that works for me that freedom for me meant that i can give up eating and i love bread bread is my favorite food so that's for me i don't know i don't it's not it's not from a place of privilege it's it's i left i left my comfortable home in ohio columbus ohio and i went down for the revolution to join the egyptian people in their struggle for freedom in january twenty fifth i did that because i've always the egyptian the american part of my identity wanted to enjoy the same liberties and freedoms that the american part of

brad sherman, first order ofin business, drop articles of impeachment. is that the right move for the right message to america that they want to be transparent and fix the country and that's, i mean, where you at on this? >> i think speaker pelosi said it clearly. there's not going to be an impeachment of this president until the mueller report shows there might be a reason to impeach him. if that comes down, we will deal with it. you and i both know that when the republicans took over in 2011, there were people running to the front of the house to try to impeach president obama, with far less impeachable offenses under his belt than this president. >> jason: no, that's actually not what happened. >>ot the american people elected this congress to provide meaningful oversight and checks and balances on this president. it is something we should embrace. if the congressman that was on before you had done his job and done a meaningful check on this president, he might be the chairman of the judiciary committee and not the irrelevant ranking member that he is

. >>> next idaho governor brad little delivers his first state of the state address in boise. he was elected as the state's 33rd governor in november of 2018. this is 35 minutes. >> mr. speaker, my privilege and honor to introduce the governor of the great state of idaho, the honorable brad little. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> well, thank you. governor, on behalf of the joint session we welcome you to the house chambers and we look forward to hearing your remarks. the time is yours.the house cha forward to hearing your remarks. the time is yours. >> mr. speaker, pro tem, madam president, honored legislators, my fellow constitutional officers, members of the judiciary, my family, friends, and my fellow idahoans, before i begin let me acknowledge our new first lady theresa. [ applause ] >> she's joined today by a lot of our family, that's a good way to get a crowd, adam and and daughters-in-law. a friend of mine that you might know refers to his wife as gravity for her ability to keep him grounded. theresa now serves that purpose for the entire state of [ applause ] >> it's humb

brad: it will definitely have an impact. in the high-yield market, we see that companies do not let their debt become current, ie, due in the next one year. time, get periods of maybe three months, the markets do not feel great, companies just will not come. when that becomes more complicated, you go back a decade plus ago with the financial crisis, there was a huge bridge book and banks sitting there saying it had to come, but the brakes had committed in desperate the banks had committed with lbo's, etc.. the lbo market was just about $10 billion last year. the loan market is less concentrated. that is another thing we have seen various fed presidents comment on recently. alix: if we get m&a picking up -- today, you had a bridge facility under and by morgan stanley, and celgene for $33.5 billion, and raising new debt. molly, if we see these kind of deals, what has to happen to change the issuance world? molly: you see big yields like this go through in our positively granted, and we do not know if it will happen yet, the su

the microsoft president brad smith told sally bundock how he sees trump's decision. i think it is unusual, sally bundock how he sees trump's decision. ithink it is unusual, it is not the action us government have taken. as with a lot of different things we will see how it turns out. we won't know until the movie is over whether the plot made sense. how do you feel this impasse is being handled between the republicans and the democrats on money for the wall? i mean, 800,000 federal employees have had pay for a long time. is it notjust embarrassing? it is embarrassing. as an american, we need a government thatis an american, we need a government that is open. for many years in the us we have called and talked about having a government that work. i think now wejust having a government that work. i think now we just want a government thatis think now we just want a government that is open. we need people to be paid. these are the people who are responsible for keeping our airport said, for ensuring that new products are approved to go to the market, for fundamentally sup

. >> martha: that report was met with a lot of pushback, including this from top campaign manager brad parr scale who tweeted a sentiment that was actually shared by a lot of people on social media today. "i would like to think jim acosta how peaceful, safe, secure it is at the part of the border that has a wall." later tonight, my exclusive interview with him who had plenty more to say about the wall and the president's number numbers. >> do you believe by the time the campaign rolls around, will have a wall? >> martha: building what he calls the biggest voter outreach effort that has ever been constructed in presidential politics. he also says that in their internal polls, he believes that the wall fight is helping the president to move higher, in fact to the highest point in their poles to the presidency. but first tonight, american enterprise gentlemen, great to have you with us. >> of course. >> martha: thank you. richard, let me start with you. how are democrats doing in this debate right now based on that back-and-forth? >> the polls are any indication, the majority of the publi

brad, you were in d.c. you were in the middle of all this in a former life. you tell me, what major event is it going to take for this guys to agree? well, it's democrats and republicans. is it a cancellation of the super bowl? is it airports that are half shutdown because of no tsa agents, fires that aren't being fought? what is it. >> i don't know. it appears that trump cannot give on anything or he will lose ann colter and rush limbaugh. they only have to afeel a niche audience. they don't have to appeal to all americans. they don't have to govern the country. if he can't say no to them, he can't give on anything. >> what do the democrats look like they're willing to give? nancy pelosi is saying in 13 days there's no chance we're going to get to the table. >> that's because she was at the table with him a week or two ago and he waked in and said are you going to give me my wall, she said no, he said bye-bye and he walked out. he bragged about that in his tweet which was widely applauded by his core base, by the ann colters of the world. the american people

>> oh wow, that's pretty broad >> reporter: in a sensational revelation, the prosecution called brad the escort to the stand. >> what type of sexual activities, sir? >> oh, just about anything under the sun. >> reporter: on the witness stand, the escort told the jury that just three-months before kathleen's death, he and michael peterson had arranged to meet. >> we were to hook up. >> and what were you all planning on doing? >> having sex. >> reporter: the hookup never happened, but combine that with the other combustibles in the couple's life, the prosecution said, and you have all the ingredients for a fatal confrontation. >> it got out of control, and michael peterson snapped and he was the only one who could have done it, according to the prosecution. >> reporter: further evidence that michael attacked kathleen ferociously, the prosecution stated, was as clear as the spray of blood up the staircase walls. >> the amount of blood, the positioning of the blood, the location of the blood, it was overwhelming >> in general terms, the greater the force, the smaller the drop. >> reporte

maria: brad, it's great to see you. thanks so much for joining us, brad smith, the president at microsoft. coming up, the big business of big data, hewlet hewlett-packard enterprise ceo is with us. he'll weigh in as well, we'll get his take on the comply as well. america's most expensive home, we'll get the price one person paid for this piece of real estate. details next. back in a moment. ♪ alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ announcer: here again is maria bartiromo, with a special edition of "mornings with maria," live from davos switzerland at the world economic forum. maria: welcome back. good thursday morning everybody. thanks so much for joining us live from davos. it is thursday, january 24th. your top stories right no

. >> how are we doing, brad. i'm happy to be on c-span i love c-span because i feel like i can get the news unbiased. so, i am happy to be here, so radical a moderate which is kind of a juxtaposition . >> i like the radically moderate. do you have a question? >> the question is basic we, essentially, how do you see, let's say we get 50 billion cia documents that get dropped, in a year, how do we see that as a way to change the truth as we did before is a historian? >> talk about that, i do a lot of work, especially when the archives got shut down i met with the archivist of the united states named david feria is a wonderful man that runs the national archives, i am obsessed with the archives, i love the archives. one of the things he gave me when i was there in honor of the first conspiracy is he always brings me a document they have one of the old documents, we have ones that get released all the time, all the government employees are constantly making sure every piece of paper, email and everything that comes o

charles: jeff, lily, brad, thank you all very much. we really appreciate it. >>> a new report reveals the discovery of secret ballistic missile bases in north korea after announcement made friday president trump looking forward to north korea's leader kim jong-un, next month. it will be the second nuclear summit. a newly-discovered secret base, 20 of them undisclosed missile sites in north korea. this is beyond parallel report, sponsored by the center of strategic i can and international studies. >>> democratic field for 2020 continues to grow. we have the latest for you. >>> in a rare move mueller's office speaking publicly. they denied part of that buzzfeed report that president trump asked cohen to lie to congress. luckily markets ignored the report. what will it take for the media hysteria and media mob to calm down? is this final straw? we'll be right back. ♪ nah. not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! h

brad smith of microsoft. >>> all right. little more than half an hour to go we have a 100-point rally here on the dow s&p 500 up about half of where we were when we spiked on that news from the journal that trump was considering cutting tariffs from china. >>> we are a little half an hour away from netflix reporting numbers. we will have complete coverage with shareholders, analysts, reporters. we'll be back after this short break anth bd enig set of earnings american express coming, too is the fund built to sell or built to last? etfs are only part of a portfolio. so make it easy to explain. give me a quality fund that helps me get clients closer to their goals. flexshares etfs are designed and managed around investor objectives. so you can advise with confidence. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. go to flexshares.com for a prospectus containing this information. read it carefully. operator, i'd like to make first name "bob,"lease. last name is "wehadababyit'saboy." h