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 wept 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 carey police were involved. >> all i was told on the phone it was a missing persons. >> reporter: when

we're told brad and angie continue to co parent their six children. angie was out with her son knox shopping. for the record, we are shutting down the reunion rumors. a source tells "e.t." brad and angie can barely be in the same room together. >>> now a throw back two decades before hemet angie is brad's first photo shoot flashing that smile and showing off his abs. "e.t." obtained these never before seen photos of the actor in his early 20s shortly after coming to hollywood. he just landed a small part on the tv show "dallas." the flafr told "e.t." brad had to borrow clothes for the shoot and money for a hamburger. that's brad posing in front of a pc holding a cell phone playing frogger. the images were snapped three years before "e.t.'s" first sit down. >> i have big goals. >> despite brad's dated fashion, his star quality shined through. >> scariest thing about the pictures it's only a matter of time before those clothes come back in style. now george clooney proved he's a man of his word after telling the parkland students he and amal are behind

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

the night got better when brad partying with george clooney. they were snapped leaving a brie vat home in beverly hill. >> that's a night out. >> indeed. >> we're talking to the guy who took home an oscar and a jet ski. >> come on! >> on instagram, facebook and twitter. >> what? >> entertainment begins and ends with "e.t." >> travel consideration provided by -- . >> one of the biggest awards of oscar night was an $18,000 jet ski. >> jimmy kimmel gave it to the person who made the shortest acceptance speech. >> the winner was -- >> bridges told him about his big score. >> when they pulled me out of the audience, i was like oh no i got a jet ski. >> have you ever been on a jet ski before. >> not tha boom. when ya have it, boys. man, he beat every one of us. actually, not everyone. oh, yeah? what's -- what's -- what's that supposed to mean? you haven't played me. ah, oh, it wouldn't be fair. i'm from the homeland. competitive darts is, uh, oozing out of my pores. really? um... there's not a sport on this planet you can beat me at. all right? and i

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brad meltzer this beautiful big card. as i sat down my first thought was i'm totally stealing my card and mrs. bush us first lady at the timely never to me and said you know, bread, all the novice tried to steal their card and i was like look, mrs. bush, ruth bader-- ruth bader ginsburg and i totally took my card. my card is absolutely in my house. i took it, but signing books out there is bananas i remember when bill clinton was president i was walking through the west wing and we were doing a book party and went to the west wing and we are like should put it on his desk and we were like that my one regret is that we didn't. we would have gotten into so much trouble, but it would have been worth it. the only other places right as clinton was leaving a friend of mine worked for the white house press office and we had the most genius marketing id. all times. we knew they were going-- i think they were going to south africa, a long trip. somewhere far. he snuck me on the plane before they left from andrews air force base an

as we continue our team coverage for you, we were done at the shore with brad. now let's head over to delaware county and check in with shawnette wilson much she's tracking conditions in delaware county. >> rorter: wl, dn,ette? echo a loft what brajust talked about he mentioned the whipping wind i'm trying to hold ton my hat and my hood. i don't know whai'm touching right now but the wind is britt tee brutal out here and he also mentioned projectiles. makes you concern. i look at some of these what do you call them traffic signs here like the stop sign here is leaning overnd theind is whipping. so the wind a b concern for people out here. traffic touch and go here. it is moving now on baltimore pike in springfield. you saw awhile ago you can compare it to how traffic was pretty much at a standstill. it is crawling along now an little bit lighter than it was maybe an hour ago. but you can even hear, though, as cars go along the road just how wet the roads are here. as we mentioned the wind. looking at the trees blowing. traffic signs blowing. and power outages ar

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sadly for the industry there's only one brad smith and we're luck lucky to have that one brad something i here today. join me in welcoming brad smith. [applause] >> thank you so much and thank you for coming. it's a pleasure to be back at princeton. it's always exciting to see the incredible progress that is being made here in the field of computer science, but frankly, in so many fields across the university that benefit from computer science, and of course, it's always exciting to be with princeton students. there's nothing like meeting with princeton students to keep anyone who graduate from here, or anywhere else, on their toes. so this is a wonderful time today. i do want to talk about what is going on in the world, and more importantly, what we might expect to see go on in the world, as we think about the rise of artificial intelligence, something we have been giving a lot 0 thought to in microsoft and across the tech sector, we published a become in january, called the future computed, and unlike a lot of books that just talk about where technology is going, or all the good thing

let's go to brad, and basicallyd so if i am watching all of stis volatility, i'm a longer-term in. how do i deploy new cash? where would you put things to work in a market where volatility is back in a significant way? >> i wouldn't worry about it. i would stick with your plan. there is no c reason tnge the plan. when we talk about volatility, the thing to nmember, it's right now that's abnormal. it's the past couple of years. >> mm-hmm. ht what we're seeing r now is what we should see, so it doesn't bother me at all. >> so andreas, we talked a little bit about the effect on but if these tariffs come to pass, and who knows whether thi is a negotiating posture, or what, what will the effect on bonds potentially be >> yeah, so, from a textbook perspective, it would be inflationary. which bondso not like. bond yields tend to rise in insuationary prs. having said that, if it does create a trade war, that escalates, then they could be a risk-off snario where money would go back into bonds. it's not as clear-cut as bond yields wou go up and bonds would sell off. it depends how extreme th

brad stone, thank you for stopping by. later this week we will be speaking with amazon vice president of prime now and amazon fresh. tune in for that conversation this another twist in the thursday. broad, versus qualcomm saga. the attempt to buy qualcomm could pose a national security risk. they say the sale could hurt competitiveness which would threaten security. the government panel that oversees foreign investment ordered a delay in a qualcomm shareholder vote, clearing the way for a broadcom takeover. coming up, more money more problems for the world's most valuable startup. uber is burning through cash at a record breaking pace and will -- we will look at where the money is going. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio at bloomberg.com and at sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ an uberf you see freight truck on the highways of arizona, you'll notice the driver will not have his or her hands on the steering wheel. self driving trucks are on the run since 2017 and the trucks cab,a human driver in the but

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iain. >> absolutely brad. thank you. >>> of course check your septa schedules before you head out tomorrow most of the buses are still either suspend or detour. many of trains will operate on modified saturday schedule. right now the trenton line is suspended. septa says it plans to operate op or close to a regular weekday schedule tomorrow. into new jersey transit also suspending buses today. it's northeast corridor trains are running again but they say you can expect up to delays of an hour between trenton and new york penn station. all nj transit trains have license running on severe weather schedule all day. >>> now a lot of you toll us that you heard thunder snow out there this afternoon. watch our dawn timmeney. she was live on very snowy hamilton township when it erupted around 1:30. listen to this. >> i had to change my jacket because there was so much snow on my other jacket. and yeah we heard thundersnow here in hamilton township, new jersey really loud. sounded like a snowplow and then we realized m

emily: thanks to bloomberg's brad stone. amazon says it is aware of a bug in its alexa feature and is working on a fixed bid the problem, some users say they have heard strange laughing noises at random from the echo home speakers. the company did not say when the fix would be to play, but they can push updates automatically. speaking of amazon, coming up, the battle for the cloud continues to heat appeared we will talk to the man behind one company looking to stave off giants like amazon and microsoft, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ it is asking that facebook the order to stop the facebook messenger in a lawsuit. blackberry is suing facebook over messaging. they had explained that in the tech industry copying what works is the sometimes necessary. it publicly credit snapchat for creating the popular function. the world of cloud content management got big news in the last couple of weeks when dropbox announced it was the latest company to file for an ipo. one company that beat them was rival, box, which announced revenue misse

we spoke with brad stone. brad: it is a company that one of its products is its culture and the way it be centralizes and empowers teams to go innovate and even requires them to innovate. you have tens of thousands of people looking for growth and expansion opportunities, and it yields everything you mentioned. emily: not every business they started have succeeded? brad: they spent 10 years trying to make grocery stores work. it did not work out as well as they had hoped. emily: talk to us about the expanding whole foods delivery business and what that means? brad: there is so much they can do inside whole foods. they can bring amazon pay into the checkout, they want to do a loyalty club for prime members, they could redesign the grocery store and make it friendlier to customers. but the easy stuff is delivering from those supermarkets and from the whole food supply chain to people's homes, and that is what we are seeing in a couple of cities, including san francisco. my colleagues wrote a story about it today

at the end of the day i'm not sure if brad is this myth tha. s at the end of the day this is going to come down to donald trump and how the economy is doing and what happens with the russian investigation. at the end of the day i'm not sure a campaign manager matters all that much. >> i will say, though, about brad, once source pointed this out to me this week, jared kushner and brad have a good relationship from when we were on the campaign together and it's notable then that someone who is close to jared would be in charge of running the campaign. you saw jared possibly with an ethics violation because he was using his white house title on that press release. you have him touting brad as the right choice for this and that's notable when you look at how the white house will look at the 2020 strategy. >> we're going to put up a photo here. this is a photo of the two of you. >> oh, no. >> there you go. >> oh, no. >> explain what's happening there. we have four minutes going without saying how you know each other. >> we were flying out west on a

brad meltzer. [applause] >> we are having fun now because we are here and just you know you all have your cameras and c-span is here and you know what that means? all of us book nerds are being watched by all of us book nerds. we are all together in one place. this is right now the amazing year and we have many viewers and that joe does not work in sport places. i love coming to virginia honestly washington dc area was our home and a beautiful place for us where we had our children here and we had our lives here. i started writing here and it's especially important on today and today is the date my dad died. we mark the day and i know it seems like something sad but i love my father and especially love being in this barnes & noble because my father used to go to the local barnes & noble and always go yes, i am here for brad meltzer's new book is my favorite new author and they would say we no, mr. meltzer, he is your son. [laughter] my mom would be like what do you mean as john grisham is in the fr

brad, hello., congressman?re you, guest: good to be with you. aller: since 2008, i can turn on the television everyday and ear a democrat call me a racist. democrats that took my health insurance, doctor and tripled my premium. sold a democrat that russia the uranium. democrat who said 1980s for foreign policy back. my enemy, not russians. host: thanks. uest: that's the level of partisanship we've reached when and ne call on the show says the other political party is the enemy, not russia. wow. and that is very hard for the an ed states to play important role in the world if we're that divided. can't go through the whole litany, as to the uranium deal, keep in mind that deal could first en reversed on the day of trump's presidency, or in ny age since then, everyday woke up in the white house, could have undone and reversed that uranium deal. of ver 150, many hundreds occasions, donald trump decided that deal is not a threat to american security. host: i'll ask about robert mueller investigation, the house has er paul ryan saying he no cause for

brad sattin is down the shore. residents have been preparing conditions, brad, they are deteriorateing rapidly there in ventnor. >> reporter: yeah, i think you mentioned scott 51 miles an hour gusts. i think we're in the middle of them right now. i think these winds was about 25 to 30 miles an hour but these gusts are really something else. we're actually not far from atlantic city. we're here that the ventnor boat launch and i can tell you one of things that has helped at least contain the flooding the winds have been coming out of the northwest. it's a nor'easter of course those northeast winds that caused the problem but because the winds have been out of the northwest the water has pretty much been push back but the concern is that that could change tomorrow especially as we're talking more and more about the high tide. we know high tide is between 8:00 and 9:00 o'clock tonight and then about 8:00, 9:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. emergency crews have really been preparing for couple of days now now. they are ant

brad joining us now on cnbc today by phone brad, welcome back >> hey, scott. thanks for having me >> why are you buying the dip in facebook >> well, as i scooped you on twitter a few minutes ago, you know, we have often found that buying great companies at fair prices, particularly when they're on sale, is a good recipe r for long-term investing and we can that's the case with facebook today >> you don't think there's any long-term brand damage from this are are you u satisfied with the way zuckerberg, sandberg and the board are are handling this, which is effectively radio silence? >> first, i take issue with this idea of radio silence. there's been several statements out of the company about how seriously they take this the fact they're doing the right diligence to make sure they have the appropriate response we think this is one of the best management teams in global technology it's got a good board and we expect we're going to hear out of the company zero tolerance that they're doing the appropriate investigations the rails are already in place to prevent

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brad: i don't know. more and more people from the white house are saying that what happens is that trump watches cable tv. he reacts to that by doing something. he then watches the reaction on cable tv, and that does something again. and in the meantime there is an entire administration kind of running around trying to deal with it over the president is saying or tweeting or not saying or not signing on this particular day. that makes it hard to predict what will happen or even to think of the united states as a single actor having gold and some kind of a negotiation. the best analogy i can come up look.s -- i mean, i think william shatner did a superb job at the character captain kirk, though i don't think william shatner would have been very good as commander of the seventh fleet. i don't think the trump administration has figured out how to take a president who still thinks like a reality tv star and yet actually use him to run a real executive training and recruitment program, say, rather than the on

brad ask? >> reporter: yeah, iain it is on going. we are in langford road here power was actually restored around 9:15 tonight. crews had work for hours for a lot of folks they had no power today. and for others they had no power for much of this week. it is the heavy snow weighing down trees like these pipes that are snapping power lines and leaving thousands in the dark. >> we heard cracking and it was the big trees in the back that came down. and then it went out. first my neighbor's house went out. then there was a crack down the street. then we lost and the rest of the block lost. >> reporter: many across delaware county lost power last friday. >> 2:30 on friday and we were out until 5:30 sunday morning. report roar even longer for so some. >> my girlfriend was out of the power for about five days she lives two blocks over. >> reporter: just as they were getting rei acquainted with warmth and light out went the power around noon today. >> hopefully it gets back soon. >> reporter: crews are making progress. the weight of all that

brad: probably laughing. we know donald trump does not love jeff bezos partly because he owns the washington post and regular reaction would not come from the white house, and when they start to look at what might be the real doctrine underlying enforcement action, then it gets complicated. he probably had some lawyers around him, saying this will be a lot more complicated depending on what you want to do. toamazon were made -- were make an acquisition, it may have a harder path because obviously that is one area, antitrust authorities could weigh in. ofk: bloomberg global head technology coverage and author of the book "the upstart." vonnie: all right, it is time for our latest bloomberg business flash. a look at the biggest business stories in the news. tesla says it does not know what caused a crash involving its model x car in california friday. it is working with all parties to review -- retrieve the vehicle. the crash killed the driver and adds to elon musk's challenges that concerns the electric carmak

brad sattin down the shore. somers point. residents have been on edge especially for the high tide cycles tomorrow. brad? >> reporter: no doubt more of a concern scott tomorrow than it has been tonight. we're actually on the bridge here between somers point and ocean city. high tide tonight was around 8:00 p.m. as you see behind me the water is still fairly high but as you mentioned, the flooding concern tonight fairly minimal. we can tell you the big concern of course has been the winds. you mentioned wind gusts in the 50's or so 50 miles an hour. at one point about 46,000 atlantic customers were without power the real concern comes in the morning. >>> it was pure hail on the atlantic city expressway. headed down the shore late this afternoon. where if you're wondering if it was okay to sign says no, no it's not. now that's some wind. >> gusts of greater than 50 miles per hour made for some miserable conditions with temperatures hovering around freezing. the sea today was not friendly and neither was the shore line. darkness

haidi: brad, thank you for joining us. don't forget, you can find the in-depth analysis on bloomberg radio. tune into "bloomberg daybreak: asia," you can download the app. that's a bloombergradio.com. betty: i'm betty liu in new york. indi: and i'm highly little you are watching "bloomberg daybreak: australia." mark zuckerberg is said to have agreed to testify on capitol hill. the time and date is under discussion. he already said he answered -- would answer questions if he is the right person in the company. congress said yes and he is expected to testify before them. sarah covers the and joins us now. sarah, it is pretty risky putting him in front of a panel at thisestioning sarah: point, facebook did not have much choice. this is a scandal hitting at the core of what users fear about their data, their privacy. we have not seen facebook stock get hit on the russia and manipulation, on racist ad targeting, all of those things have blown over in terms of how people perceive the company. this is really hitting home, though.

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leaving brad to dig in and enjoy. super poligrip. >>> abc sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> good morning. mark hannah grew up in san jose, went to cal, grew up in a family of giants fans, but he plays for the a's and that raises problems for the bay bridge series which continued tonight at at&t park game two. this is how i feel coming back from vacation. no score in the second. hunter pence singles in buster posey. safe and it's 1-0 giants. derek high deep and we are tied at 1. you didn't see a lot of base balls travel that far in at&t park. to the 5th and mark at the plate. here's what he told us before the game. >> i was a giants fan growing up. >> really? >> yeah. i get to disappoint my entire family when i beat up on the giants. >> get ready to be disappointed, fam. mark hannah crushed deep to left center giving the a's 2-1 lead. he's not done. in the 10th he helps the a's break it open. seeing eye single. that's an rbi right there. four hits tonight. a's are up seven runs late. 9-2 in 10. dusty baker

we had some fun with brad...while breaking down his final four... (sot: duggan and gary) giants beat next at 8... beyonce and jay-z are coming back to the bay area. when you can get tickets coming up by the way you just missed the clean up they came yesterday they took a lot of crap but this is here today so just how bad is the illegal dumping around the alhambra creek watershed in contra costa county. i'll show you in the next edition of people behaving badly (steve) beyonce and jay-z back on stage together. and they're coming to the bay area. the power couple announced a joint summer tour on monday. 'on the run two' begins june sixth. beyonce and jay-z will be a levi's stadium on saturday september 29-th. tickets go on sale for that show march 19-th. members of the beyhive and tidal subscribers have pre=sale opportunity march 14-th. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(steve) grant lodes is here with kron 4 news at 9. ((grant)) thank you steve and catherine next at nine.. we are learning more details on the victims who were killed at a 'vet

brad: you can always look at the cost curve. a the beginning, yeah, it is lot of money, when the distribution of customers is small but this is the long-term thing jeff bezos wants to talk about. they are willing to do that for 10 years and as they get the concentration of customers higher, the cost per delivery comes down and they are uniquely situated to be able to do that and a severed the early bad economics for the longer term payoffs. it might look bad now when you have got one drop making one delivery in one neighborhood, but fast-forward in five years, and suddenly the truck is filled with stuff. emily: what do you make of amazon buying that ring doorbell company for $1 million and amazon key, to have the concierge service, for those who can drop off your packages inside your door -- and they even have house cleaning services they are testing out. brad: i read about this during the tech newsletter "fully charged" monday. they are up against google and apple. it is a novelty now and people love quizzing alexa and getting

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we have richard fowler and brad blake. california's begging him to build a wall, brad. is it going happen? >> it's a necessity and vital interest. california privately is telling the president, please, sir, we need to secure the border but publicly they're saying we want something else. the bottom line is we're going get a wall. it will cover the entire border. it doesn't have to be a physical structure, virtual, drones, every technology available and we're going to do it. >> bill: i thought the word he used yesterday was interesting indicating it won't be one long physical wall. richard, do you think it happens, yes or no? >> i said all along i think there's a deal here. if the president wants the wall he should come back to washington and give democrats what they want for daca which say pathway to citizenship for 1.8 million dreamers in exchange for the wall and everybody goes home happy. but the deal got weighed down with the lottery thing but there is a deal here because democrats want to save the daca kids and this president wants the wall and i think there may be

brad stone is the author of the everything store jeff besos and the age of amazon. and stephen moore is an economic analyst and former adviser. does the president have a point here? does amazon hurt the economy and the postal service? >> it's really difficult to find the facts that supports the president's assertions. the post office is obviously having a difficult time. there's three things that really weigh on it. one, as we all know, first class mail and marketing mail is declining. it has been for a decade. the postal service has a significant health care obligation for its employees. but it also has a universal service obligation. it has to cover the whole country. lots of areas where the infrastructure and the delivery trucks are just going to be unprofitable. now package delivery is actually the bright spot. those trucks are going to those neighborhoods everyday, six days a week, sometimes seven. package delivery is up. the post office itself and the regulatory commission which sets the rates says the relationship with amazon is profitable. it's difficult to

kevin, brad, heather. thank you very much. david: speaking of amazon, shares of amazon down 5% in large part this month due to president's comments. what are shareholders saying ceo jeff bezos has to do about all of this right now? we'll ask a famous consumer advocate, ralph nader sounding off coming off. lauren: mainstream media out of control over another white house official out the door. but "new york post" columnist michael goodwin is here. david: i love mike goodwin. investigating fisa abuse allegations. what will come of this new probe? house committee member stewart joins us next. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? enough. take that. a breathe right nasal strip of course. imagine just put one on and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. so you can breathe, and sleep. better than a catnap. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real

' tattooed under his arm so he'd have a brad pitt tattoo." and that's his -- [ cheers and applause ] that's it. ♪ brad pitt. he got a brad pitt tattoo. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: absolutely. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: that'd be -- fantastic. this last one is from @bosshogg57. he says, "i went out with $20. i woke up with $250, a lighter, two phones, and the keys to someone else's car." [ audience ohs ] that's a win right there. [ laughter and applause ] there you have them, "the tonight show" hashtags." to check out more of our favorites, go to tonightshow.com/hashtags. stick around, we'll be right back with bill hader, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ at&t gives you more for your thing. your snapping pics all day, all night thing. your getting the low-light, just right thing. ♪ introducing the samsung galaxy s9 with low light camera. now 50% off. more for your thing. that's our thing. [[ snoring ]by simon and garfunkel ] the volkswagen atlas. seats 7, sleeps 6. life's as big as you make it. my gums are irritated. i don't have to worr

brad: it is sort of a pseudo-public company. still private, has not gone public, but it has been divulging financials, at least for two years. the picture is interesting. the reason we did this story, these charts, is it is sort of a unique thing in business history. a company with extraordinary topline growth, revenue growing 90% 2017. 60% fourth-quarter year-over-year. yet the losses are historic. $4.5 billion last year. we compared it to other companies with similar valuations, and there's no record for these kinds of losses. certainly in silicon valley history. when the r.o.k. if, business matures, the things they build are profitable and sustainable, in which case you want to ramp up losses to grow that crazy. what do we know about places where uber is mature, where the business is not growing much further, and whether they are seeing what looks like it will be a sustainable business? brad: they had said in the past their north american business is profitable, but they have not said that in a while, and the reasons are clea

charles: brad, trade war? >> no trade war china's going to fold like a cheap suit. >> no they're not. charles: [laughter] they'll pushback but i don't think the emperor wants to start off on shakey ground. you guys are fantastic thank you all very much appreciate it. coming up stocks and rally most of the day but markets still on track for their second down week in a row. charles: this just in, the white house saying president trump and south korean president moon talked today about preparations for the upcoming engagement with north korea. trump also reiterating his intention to meet kim jong-un by the end of may. we'll bring you more details as they come in. meanwhile, robert mueller's special counsel subpoena trump organization charlie gasparino on what he's hearing. charlie: let's just talk a little bit about what that means the trump organization has been essentially cooperating with the mueller probe, but you know, last couple of weeks, something happened in terms of where the investigation is going. you

leaving brad to dig in and enjoy the tastiest of t-bones. super poligrip, helping you enjoy the foods you love. >>> the other top story tonight, as trump shakes up his legal team, mueller is gathering information from cooperating witnesses from flynn to george nader to george papadopoulos. calling him everything from a coffee boy to a staffer, but could he have the last laugh? there's a new story here, i don't know if you've seen this yet, the "washington post" making waves because they have new e-mails revealed that suggest papadopoulos was up to some pretty high-level contacts. what does it mean? i'll ask his wife, who has an inside view of the case from her time speaking directly to mueller's investigators. but the post reports that papadopoulos had contact to the top of the campaign, inclusion bannon. that he got foreign policy results. he pitched as a home run idea an egyptian diplomacy meeting, but he said it would be hard to sell donald trump. papadopoulos got the meeting done, and included sessions and flynn who was also conferring o

' tattooed under his arm so he'd have a brad pitt tattoo." and that's his -- [ cheers and applause ] that's it. ♪ brad pitt. he got a brad pitt tattoo. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: absolutely. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: that'd be -- fantastic. this last one is from @bosshogg57. he says, "i went out with $20. i woke up with $250, a lighter, two phones, and the keys to someone else's car." [ audience ohs ] that's a win right there. [ laughter and applause ] there you have them, "the tonight show hash tags." to check out more of our favorites, go to tonightshow.com/hashtags. stick around, we'll be right back with bill hader, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ does this map show the peninsula trail? you won't find that on a map. i'll take you there. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways we never imagined. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all-new 2018 subaru outback models. now through april 2nd. discpump, foam, hydrate care foaming body wash