>> brad: game reset. the cardinal the only team that's got a time out remaining. 55.8 to play in regulation. we have been tied a bunch in this half. moments ago arizona regained a one-point lead momentarily and then stanford took it right back. >> clark: this is one of the few times that both of the big guys have been on the floor for arizona in the last six minutes. they have been most effective but now late in the game maybe last couple possessions, rebounding, strength and scoring strength between those two big guys. >> brad: trier thought about the long three again. ayton. found a man. alkins. he scores. good look underneath to alkins. >> clark: really good poise by ayton too. didn't panic. didn't rush. >> brad: a half minute. arizona by one. pickens, who has been a big part of the offense in the second half. ball to arizona. >> clark: we'll take a look. the officials will, anyway. a review. i'm not sure who it went off of, brad. >> brad: so many people standing to our right, i couldn't see where the

he said no, hanna, it's brad. nancy's still not back. >> reporter: now brad was worried. >> i really started to panic. >> reporter: especially when she learned nancy had also stood up another of their friends. they called the local hospital. no sign of nancy. they called nancy's twin sister christa up in canada. >> have you talked to nancy today? she went for a run and she hasn't returned yet and we're very worried about her. can you call us back. >> you know about this kind of stuff? >> you would think. >> reporter: krista calls her older brother jeff, who is a police officer in edmonton, alberta. >> my first reaction, okay, she's somewhere. she just needs some space or time. she'll turn up. >> reporter: when nancy's parents, gary and donna, heard she was missing, they were gripped by something dark and cold. >> gary said to me, donna, this story is not going to have a happy ending. >> reporter: by afternoon the cary police were involved. >> all i was told on the phone it was a missing persons. >> reporter: when

and now we can all go home. >> and brad? >> obviously brad was upset. but 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 place 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. >> it's 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 that s

you still have time, brad pitt. sold for $160,000. >> the whole cast of "game of thrones" should go ahead and invite brad to watch it with them all. >>> back to the national board of review. a lot of big stars making news there. including meryl streep. possible run for president which she talked only to "e.t." online's lauren zima. >> oprah killed it with that speech. we saw you cheering. >> a new day is on the horizon! >> it made me remember what a real leader sounds like. and how it can pull us all together. >> seth meyers said oprah and hanks 20gy. are you here for that campaign? >> yeah. i think you have to talk to tom about that. >> i'll only be a vp unless i'm guaranteed at least two rides on the presidential helicopter a month. >> marine one. it's called marine one. >> marine one. >> tom was joined by his wife of nearly 30 years rita wilson as he won best actor. tom and meryl's film "the post" took home film of the year. >> if we don't hold them accountable, who will? >> the film's director, steven spielberg,

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

brad: i know you have talked about this. to complete a bitcoin transaction takes about $40, and the transaction costs. cory: and is slow. >> it takes several hours on average. in contrast xrp is very efficient and settles within three or four seconds and costs fractions of a penny. so while i think there are lots of use cases and utility you can have from bitcoin, it is not going to be a payment solution. in its current form. there is value there, but if we talk about other use cases, in all these digital assets, i think it comes back to what is the utility? what is the problem being solved and are there real customers that can take advantage of that? cory: but if you are sitting on $75 billion of an asset, do you envision a scenario where you will sell any of that? brad: certainly we use some of it day by day and week by week to invest in the ecosystem. we use -- in december, we actually publicly produced a quarterly market report talking about what is going on in the xrp markets. we sell a little bit with market makers, in

brad: very little. to fill theerful newspapers but it is highly unlikely people will allow that to occur. the republicans learned that a long time ago. it is a good story to talk about. tom: brad hintz, and we will get to earnings in a bit. jpmorgan beginning the season and ellen zentner with us from morgan stanley. olden buffett is 87 years and he talked about changing's desk changes at berkshire pickens willoone close and energy focus headphone according to the wall street journal -- hedge fund according to the wall street journal. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ and ♪ i am nejra cehic with tom keene. euro sitting a three-year high 121,e session, about started yesterday with the ecb accounts and driven higher by german politics. broad dollar weakness and sterling on the front foot with a 19 month high. stocks treading water along with the 10 year bund yield. after negotiations, there has been a breakthrough in berlin, angela merkel's party and the social democrats have reached a democrat to all

you still have time, brad pitt. sold for $160,000. >> the whole cast of "game of thrones" should go ahead and invite brad to watch it with them all. >>> back to the national board of review. a lot of big stars making news there. including meryl streep. who won best actress. and meryl weighed in on oprah's possible run for president which she talked only to "e.t." online's lauren zima. >> oprah killed it with that speech. we saw you cheering. >> a new day is on the horizon! >> it made me remember what a real leader sounds like. and how it can pull us all together. >> seth meyers said oprah and hanks 20gy. are you here for that campaign? >> i think you have to talk to tom about that. >> i'll only be a vp unless i'm guaranteed at least two rides on the presidential helicopter a month. >> marine one. it's called marine one. >> marine one. >> tom was joined by his wife of nearly 30 years rita wilson as he won best actor. tom and meryl's film "the post" took home film of the year. >> if we don't hold them accountable, who

♪ >>> brad pitt's dating again. we have the scoop on the surprising twist in his love life. and is angelina ready for love? >>> reese with oprah. fighting back tears. ? i'm very emotional about it. >> why he's reliving her sexual assault. and the new plan with oprah to say time's up. >> thank you to the producers for paying niecy and i the same amount of money and mark wahlberg $1 million. >> all the gossip from inside the critic's choice awards. the hot couples. and why nick jonas was turned away from the bar. >> i gained a few extra pounds. >> what is your damage, heather? >> they were the original mean girls. now, a new crew of heathers is back. we're on set for the tv revival with the return of shannen doherty. >> it was like, wow, it's different. >>> thanks so much for sxroining us. we have big news. >> let's get started with tonight's top story. >> new details on brad and angie after the breakup. today, we're learning about their dating lives. >> angie. >> angie. >> jolie dazzled last night in all white. in the critic's choice awards. >> angelina jolie is also here. th

you still have time, brad pitt. sold for $160,000. >> a lot of cash to call up brad and watch the show with him. >>> back to the national board of review. a lot of big stars making news there. incleebl colluding meryl streep. she weighed in on oprah's possible run for president when she talked only to "e.t." online's lauren zima. >> oprah kaled it with that speech. we saw you cheering. >> the new day is on the hori n horizon. >> it made me remember what a real leader sounds like. and how it can pull us all together. >> seth miers said oprah and hanks 2020. are row here for that campaign? >> yeah. i think you have to talk to tom about that. >> i'll only be a vp unless i'm guaranteed at least two rides on the presidential helicopter a month. >> marine one. it's called marine one. >> marine one. >> tom was joined by his wife of nearly 30 years as he took home the award for the best actor. they took home the film of the year. >> if we don't hold them accountable, who will? >> steven spielberg recognizes that developing

abc7 maryland bureau chief brad bell with affects of the winter blast. brad? brad: when it gets this cold, things freeze. the water main, look at this. water main break on bladensburg road. you can see this coming out of the sidewalk. presumably a pipe is broken under the sidewalk. it's gushing. the crew waiting for the utility to show up to know where it is safe to dig. this is just one of about 100 they are going to deal with today. when it gets this cold, that is the sound of the season. across the region, crews are scrambling to repair water main breaks. the numbers are >> the last couple of days we have had a hundred water main breaks each day. we are at 70 today. we are repairing between 50 to 60 a day. brad: that is just at wssc. each local water supplier is working hard. we found this crew shivering for repair of a broken main in northwest, near the watergate. >> it's freezing. brad: dale lives nearby and says he hasn't had water for three days. >> edon't have bathrooms or kitchens that work. it's really cold. not a lot of fun. no water working. brad:

brad." that's in "the skinny" on this january 4th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> his name, i was just busy looking at the big news. the big breaking news, whether it's snowing outside or whatever, you still have to go back to work. nobody actually won last night's powerball jackpot. >> yeah. >> just for the record, just so you know what the winning numbers are. here they are, 2, 18, 37, 39, 42 and the powerball 12. again, no one had all six of them on a single ticket. >> i think i had one. i think i had number two. so that means now saturday's estimated jackpot will be about $550 million. and remember, tomorrow's the megamillions jackpot, $418 million at least. >> so nearly $1 billion in these combined lotteries on the line in the next few days. >> i learned from our erielle reshef that the odds of winning them both is something like one in 88 quadrillion. >> is that a real word? >> it's a real word. >>> let's move on to the other big story. the nasty storm pounding the eas

♪ >>> brad pitt's dating again. we have the scoop on the surprising twist in his love life. and is angelina ready for love? >>> reese with oprah. fighting back tears. ? i'm very emotional about it. >> why he's reliving her sexual assault. and the new plan with oprah to say time's up. >> thank you to the producers for paying niecy and i the same amount of money and mark wahlberg $1 million. >> all the gossip from inside the critic's choice awards. the hot couples. and why nick jonas was turned away from the bar. >> i gained a few extra pounds. >> what is your damage, heather? >> they were the original mean girls. now, a new crew of heathers is back. we're on set for the tv revival with the return of shannen doherty. >> it was like, wow, it's different. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> thanks so much for sxroining us. we have big news. >> let's get started with tonight's top story. >> new details on brad and angie after the breakup. today, we're learning about their dating lives. >> angie. >> angie. >> jolie dazzled last night in all white. in the critic's choice award

♪ >>> brad pitt's dating again. we have the scoop on the surprising twist in his love life. and is angelina ready for love? >>> reese with oprah. fighting back tears. ? i'm very emotional about it. >> why he's reliving her sexual assault. and the new plan with o say time's up. >> thank you to the producers for paying niecy and i the same amount of money and mark wahlberg $1 million. >> all the gossip from inside the critic's choice awards. the hot couples. and why nick jonas was turned away from the bar. >> i gained a few extra pounds. >> what is your damage, heather? >> they were the original mean girls. now, a new crew of heathers is back. we're on set for the tv revival with the return of shannen doherty. >> it was like, wow, it's different. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> thanks so much for sxroining us. we have big news. >> let's get started with tonight's top story. >> new details on brad and angie after the breakup. today, we're learning about their dating lives. >> angie. >> angie. >> jolie dazzled last night in all white. in the critic's choice awards. >> a

autria: such a nice way to put it, brad, "unpleasant." i may it is definitely coming through the camera. we see how terrible it is. right now, mother nature packing a powerful punch up and down the country, and as we have been reporting, that includes in our area. larry: suzanne kennedy is live right now. suzanne: here is something i thought before but never actually said -- boy, am i glad not to be brad bell, because that sounds miserable. it is windy where i am right now. gotcan see route 5 has police responding to an incident. we have seen a car going the wrong way on the other side of the roadway this morning, so it is a tricky morning out here for drivers. day, we this time of would see a lot of traffic care, route 5 heading northbound into the downtown area, but you can see lighter than normal traffic. we are seeing traffic moving at normally hosted speeds -- that is just not a good idea out here on the roadways. you can see there is a plow truck moving down the maryland state highway. the administration is obviously very hard at wo

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brad bell is live outside one discovery place. brad? brad: this is the big discovery building. if you haven't seen it, it is huge. it takes up a city block. the lobby is a museum and the old motorcycles from the hit show "orange county choppers" from some years back. all of this now is going away. a business decision as discovery takes over the scripts networks. discovery employees heading to lunch today declined to speak on camera. a few acknowledged privately it was hard to hear. the closure of the network headquarters in silver spring. many will have to move to new york or tennessee. some fear the loss of jobs. but a discovery executive says with the coming takeover of the fellow cable giant something had to give. they wanted to give 1,300 employees he community as much notice as possible. >> we want to err on the side of transparency and honesty and give folks as many tame to plan to think about their own personal consideration, the own family and careers. once the deal closes, a couple of months we will figure out who will go where. >> within months the operations begin to

brad: right. that is one element and a previously unreported element of the saga, travis went to the driver. i might miss pronounce his name. he was advised to spend a couple of minutes in the room with him, apologize and leave, and he debated him for an hour and agreed to give him uber stock. uber's lawyers objected to that, and he ended up making a private payment. when he had got removed as ceo but was still actively involved in the company, there was some sense the media would report on this and from afar, when he asked uber's global head of security, a guy named joe sullivan, to see if he could look at the emails of people who might be leaking this story, and now we are six or seven months later, a precipitating event that led in part to the entire 14-member executive leadership team writing a letter to the board asking board members, but travis in particular, to step out of the day-to-day. carol: turning the trouble into a cover image was the job of a design director. chris: there are no pho

in potomac, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: great advice. thanks. we are not the only ones in a deep freeze. check this out. this is from chicago. this must be drone video. cool. that is the freezing over of the river. drone flying over to give us an idea. that is the lake. the empty boat slips have iced over. temperatures in the past few days sunk well below zero. and heading south from there. alison: look at this. this is in pensacola, florida, where a man's pool has frozen solid. the surface is completely solid as you can tl the man who took the video said his daughter was crying that the pool was gone. [laughter] i'm sure she has never seen anything like that. jonathan: drain the pool, because if it stays like that and it freezes over it will tear through the wall of that thing. drain your pool! nancy: that is remarkable. bill: we talk about snow, we talk about minnesota and we show these impressive video of the massive cooldown. we have snow -- for example, i talked about this earlier. savannah picked up snow. the records go back 153 years. jon

brad stamp. [applause] i also want to congratulate our galileo lions varsity football team. as many of you know, the varsity team was the football champion. they went on to take home the cif state division 6a championship with a 38-20 win over vincent memorial. vincent memorial was the san diego section champions and they played on december 16. congratulations to the lions on their first-ever state title and first-ever state title in football for a san francisco section school. [applause] congratulations to all of the players on the team. to coach and the principal and look forward to honoring you at a future board meeting. an important enrollment deadline is approaching. if you are applying for kindergarten, middle or high school, your application should be submitted by this friday, very important. it must be submitted by this friday, january 12. applications can be turned in at the educational placement center here at the district office, 555 franklin street in room 100. you can come in and talk to a placement counsellor or email us at enrollinschool@ sfusd.edu. all of our

brad is live with an update on how this all got started. brad? as a fight between students in a hallway. there is a heavy police presence here. it has calmed down a little bit. take a look at his video -- it was a tense scene at the school. a huge police response to the incident, many students hanging around outside. here is what we know -- three students in a hallway involved in an altercation between classes. the hallways were crowded. one of the three students pulled out what we are told was a very atll pocketknife, slashed the others. one received a superficial wound. another a cut. neither one considered serious or life-threatening. the student who produced the knife cut his own hor hand. he turned himself into the principal's office. there were no ongoing fights or issues. outside, you talk to the parents were scared. >> you don't know. you don't know. nobody called me, nobody said anything, hopefully he is ok, but i do not know. i am just shaken. back live now, you just heard from mr. lawrence, and what you are looking at live is mr. lawre

brad garlinghouse runs ripple. martin jiles with m.i.t. technology review. how did i do? is that what the blockchain is? >> you did a really nice job. >> so lots of people have heard of this. they know it's important, why is it important? >> i think the novelty with blockchain enables is two parties to transact without the use of a central counter party. historically many industries that are built around having a central counterparty, ripple is focussed on a payment problem and sent tral counterpart is an igs constitution. when i make a global network, it goes from bank to bank to bank. if i can do that on a point to point basis, it improves efficiency and cost and speed, transparency to the transaction. there's a lot of benefits by using this technology. ripple has focused on applying that to the cross border payments, going global. there's a lot of these cases for blockchain. >> you set up a situation where a mexican company wants to buy something from a korean company. they don't have to do it through a bank in either country. they -- you've created the direct -- >> wh

brad: right. that is one element and a previously unreported element of the saga, travis went to the driver. i might mispronounce his name. he was advised to spend a couple of minutes in the room with him, apologize and leave, and he -- and instead he debated him for an hour and agreed to give him uber stock. uber's lawyers objected to that, and he ended up making a private payment. after he had gotten removed as ceo but was still actively involved in the company, there was some sense the media would report on this. and from afar, when he asked uber's global head of security, a guy named joe sullivan, to see if he could look at the emails of people who might be leaking this story, and now we are six or seven months later, a precipitating event that led in part to the entire 14-member executive leadership team writing a letter to the board asking board members, but travis in particular, to step out of the day-to-day. carol: turning the trouble into a cover image was the job of a design director. ch

brad: right. that is one element and a previously unreported element of the saga, travis went to the driver. i might mispronounce his name. he was advised to spend a couple of minutes in the room with him, apologize and leave, and he debated him for an hour and agreed to give him uber stock. uber's lawyers objected to that, and he ended up making a private payment. after he had gotten removed as ceo but was still actively involved in the company, there was some sense the media would report on this. and from afar, when he asked uber's global head of security, a guy named joe sullivan, to see if he could look at the emails of people who might be leaking this story, and now we are six or seven months later, a precipitating event that led in part to the entire 14-member executive leadership team writing a letter to the board asking board members, but travis in particular, to step out of the day-to-day. carol: turning the trouble into a cover image was the job of a design director. chris: there are no

ocean city, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: snow dunes. bill: it's interesting if brad can still hear me what is cool this summer, you can take a shot. picture from somewhere. go to the same spot in june and take the same photo and put them side-by-side and say remember january. that is awesome. jonathan: that is williamsburg. bill: that is cool! jonathan: seven inches of snow. bill: that is awesome. i'm a huge fan of time lapse. if you have those post them up. with got .8 of an inch at reagan. southern maryland the totals were the heaviest. and we five inches. calloway at 6.1. if you go to cape may, 17 inches. we have queens, new york, 13 inches. 23 at manassas. 19 for chantilly but it doesn't tell the true story because the story the wind chill. there are winds out there between 30 to 40 miles per hour. this will feel like the single digits an almost zero if not zero where you are. we have 11 below in pittsburgh. minus 4 in elkins. virginia beach at 17 degrees. ocean city at 10. the big picture the skies cleared out. gorgeous sunset. jus

our brad sattin on the scene. what's going on here, brad. >> reporter: thomas, we can tell you only about 35 minutes ago they actually opened up the street here on walnut. we are at 16th and walnut here behind me is an apple store. this is actually where things ended up tonight after 24-year-old man from south philadelphia had been shot in the wrist. he want to this location here where he flagged a police officer and then was rushed to the hospital. as you see here just a couple officers remaining. take you to the earlier scene the incident started three blocks away from here in front of a wendy's restaurant at 15th and chestnut. a man started running after this victim it appears and fired six shots. one of those bullets hitting an empty car one of those bullets striking the victim in his right wrist. he is in stable condition. the suspect then running off on foot. all of this playing out on chestnut street as you know a busy commercial street with a lot of people around. a lot of cars around. fortunately no one e

brad stone, thank you. this tuesday, our bloomberg editor in chief will be speaking with the uber ceo. be sure to catch that conversation. that is it for this edition of "bloomberg allergy. -- technology." that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ anna: good morning from bloomberg's new european headquarters in the scene -- in the city of london. puts newpresident tariffs on trade partners including china. manus: washington real estate's. donald trump signs a spending bill that's ends the shutdown. anna: the boj holds steady. it maintains its massive stimulus program. ♪

and ben stiller checks in for a midlife crisis in brad's status, a comedy about middle age and loss and reflecting on your existence while you take your son to colleges. but let's start with all the money in the world. i'm reeling from the fact that christopher plummer is 88, because he looks astonishing. that is what you can do with all the money in the world, a lot of cgi! john paul getty, who kevin spacey was playing, and the film has been ‘despaceyed' and replaced very famously by christopher plummer, the very feat of that is what marks this film out as a footnote in film history. extraordinary from ridley scott to reshape his film around a new performance in christopher plummer. we watch the film now, especially in this climate, trying to see the join, to see if there was a ready break glow of cgi inserts from christopher plummer. can we spot the ghost of kevin spacey — you can't at all. the film is seamlessly done, and the reshoots are beautifully done and i think christopher plummer is fabulous in the role ofjohn paul getty. i think they would have been a different... ridley

brad sattin is live with more on their complaints. brad? >> reporter: dawn, this high school behind me being converted to residential loft apartments. people started moving in over the summertime but it was this weather that took them to realize they were having heat problems and as you mentioned that's not all. the old west philadelphia high school building over 100 years old is being transformed into an apartment complex about 70 people live here but last week several complained to us they had little or no heat. >> individual unites units are without heat and have been without heat with multiple complaints to management. >> reporter: one tenant took video of the heating devices around his apartment to keep warm and wondered is thisck and ashley movedlg20 rentthey're apartmentection of the building weren't completed as promised. >> we were absolutely guaranteed that everything would be done by the time w wasn't obviously. >> reporter: other tenants telling us aboutems with poorly end sewell lated windowsved fire hazards and unusable elevat

important rats to be a leader in. -- space for brad to be a leader in. francine: if you have these transformational changes and how you retrain people and educate people for jobs we don't know of yet, who and how do you educate the government's to be able to give it that retraining? brad: when you look at government support or investment in ai one would be hard-pressed , to find a government that is more focused or determined than the chinese to make this area a success. you can contrast that what we -- with what we see in washington, d.c. were this administrationis -- d.c., where this administration is more focused on traditional manufacturing and the so-called digital or new economy. we see an enormous divergence there. when you then get into the area of skills, i think it is a lot harder to find a government that is really out at the forefront yet. in the united states, we see some leadership at the state level, which is not surprising. that is where we would probably expect to see it first. look at a state like colorado, where governor hickenlooper h

oh, man, that is some scene out there, brad. brad: bill, i got to tell you what. it's beautiful to see right now. if you take a look at all the snow and out to the ocean. the ocean is actually, there is big waves and it's flair calm. winds are blowing out. look at the drifting snow. we don't know how much we got here but there are drifts everywhere that go down several feet and blocking the road. i can finally take off the ski goggles to cover myself up with today because there was so much so much snow. the storm arrived with a vengeance overnight. frigid winds blasting horizontal snow with gusts up to 60 miles per hour. true blizzard at the beach. >> this is what it looks like at its peak. 7:00 a.m. this morning. this wind is howling. steady blowing 30 with gusts over 60. if i take up a little bit of the powdery snow, you can see it blows away. brad: the few who ventured out didn't get far. chokedded with snow drifts as big as sand dunes. >> i couldn't tell how deep it was here brad: people are not supposed to be out in this. larry hogan declared a state of emerg

our brad sattin live in old city tonight. what's going on here, brad? >> reporter: well, thomas, those samsung tablets are actually worth about $350 inside a taxi cab. take them out of the cab, however, and they are worth zero, and some thieves are learning that that the hard way. when inside his tax cab this driver has come to rely on his new samsung screen. it gives him the option to take or decline a ride request it's a gps and provides trip information for passengers it's connected to an app that allows for cash less payment and tracks their tab in real time. 350 tool is valuable to him and apparently to thieves as his friend found out. >> busted his window and stole his tablet. >> that friend is one of ten cab drivers in the city who since october have had their new tablets stolen. people have been breaking into the cabs when the drivers aren't there. >> we knew that this was going to be a risk with any new technology this is obviously something that we knew that criminals may target. >> reporter: devices were just installed in 600 of the 1,000 get

trish: susan, brad makes a good point here. you would think especially given all of the leaking happening in washington you would think we would hear more about this connection between donald trump and his campaign to actually collusion with the russians, but for whatever reason, it seems as though the whole thing is sort of turning on its head and the fingerpointing is really happening now more at hillary clinton and her team. i guess the bottom line is we all want answers on both sides. are we going to get them this year? >> well there's clearly resistance from mueller & company for turning over this information. that's not unusual. they don't really like the co- mingling of congressional investigations with the federal government's investigation that doesn't surprise me but the problem is it really shields the information that brad was just talking about. what role did the dossier play in instigating this whole investigation? you have the new york times story that's out over the weekend that is putting a more emphasis on tru

brad? brad: this is a real stunner when we got word and broke the news this morning. siren coming by, of course. if you have never seen one discovery place, the headquarters, this is it. this is a big building. georgia avenue from colesville all the way up here to wayne. fills a complete city block and then some. but vey empty. discovery employees learned of the move in a companywide e-mail this morning followed up by a meeting. discovery's president and c.e.o. the bottom line is after the company completes a takeover of fellow cable giant scripps this year they will move to consolidate a headquarters in new york. with many if not most of them moved to knoxville, tennessee. the movement of jobs will start around the middle of this year and at some point in 2019, discovery will put the land mark building up for sale. the company's chief of operations says discovery has no choice but they know it will have an impact on silver spring. >> we also have an obligation to shareholders to run ooze business -- run as a business. we have to change and evolve and become the cost

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number four, brad and angie back in the spot light after their split. angelina stepped out tuesday night with her daughters, shiloh and zahara in new york. brad attended a benefit last weekend. we're told his post-split sobriety has him in a good place. a source also tells "e.t." that brad, who recently wrapped a new film, has been spending more time at home and loves seeing his kids. number three, james franco under fire. after his globes win last sunday, the l.a. times published a report on thursday claiming that five women accused him of inappropriate or sexual exploitative behavior. >> you were wearing a time's up button, and some women during your time on stage said that was hypocritical. >> i haven't responded. i have my own side of this story, but i believe in, you know, these people that have been underrepresented, getting their stories out enough that i will, you know, hold back things that i could say just because i believe in it that much. >> franco's attorney disputes the allegations. number two, oprah, ellen, and the sad aftermath of a natu