and julian came in and he said, mom, julian's going to take me for a walk now. you're not going for a walk right now. >> it was a possible alcohol overdose. the cause of death has been deferred pending toxicology results. >> they tried cpr as he was already gone. >> he left a message, didn't he? >> we were texting back and forth that day and he said -- he said, understand you have got to live in the present. observe all the good things in your life, and others around you. julian would not want you to live your life with bitterness and upset. >> mia tells me kristoff never recovered from julian's death. >> when julian passed, i just feel like he literally died of a broken heart. i just felt like it was just hard to get people to pay attention. >> she wants kristoff's legacy to be that we must all help others who are suffering with their mental health. >> i have never been so determined to change how we treat the mentally ill in this country. i give you my word that my fight is never going to end. i'm going to make my voice proud. >> now mia was so overcome with g

and julian came in and he said, mom, julian's going to take me for a walk now. you're not going for a walk right now. >> it was a possible alcohol overdose. the cause of death has been deferred pending toxicology results. >> they tried cpr as he was already gone. >> he left a message, didn't he? >> we were texting back and forth that day and he said -- he said, understand you have got to live in the present. observe all the good things in your life, and others around you. julian would not want you to live your life with bitterness and upset. >> mia tells me kristoff never recovered from >> when julian passed, i just feel like he literally died of a broken heart. i just felt like it was just hard to get people to pay attention. >> she wants kristoff's legacy to be that we must all help others who are suffering with their mental health. >> i have never been so determined to change how we treat the mentally ill in this country. i give you my word that my fight is never going to end. i'm going to make my voice proud. >> now mia was so overcome with grief that she wa

. -- julian is i do agree with what julian is saying. china is the linchpin. the best opportunities we see right now, emerging markets and emerging-market debt. environment to look at emerging-market debt. they are earning 6.3% yield, spreads at 360-370 points wide. a year ago, they were 280. the yields are attractive. alix: do you like emerging-market equities? julian: we do. alix: do you need a weaker dollar to go with that? julian: it helps. we think we will get a weaker dollar, whether it's this whole perma-pause,fed on oe we think the dollar is modestly weaker and that will be good. em is now looked at as the most crowded trade in the bank of america survey. julian: it is the most crowded trade on a block that is still largely vacant. investors are profoundly nervous about equities. they have been since december. it was a reflex reaction. since the bottom at the end of december, investors have been chronically underinvested. we still think they are. int supports higher prices e.m. and the u.s. alix: cash allocation the highest in a decade, to your point.

patriots wide receiver and bay area native julian edelman is this year's super bowl mvp. he called the win a team effort. edelmen went to woodside high. z on how the >> i'm just so proud of the group of guys that we had this year with the ups and downs that we all had, with just the ebbs and flows of the season. >> born in redwood city, edelman went to woodside high. kpix5's len ramirez on how the super bowl hero is being celebrated. >> reporter: well, the 2004 football season was one for the record books here at woodside high school. that was the year julian edelman led the wildcats to an undefeated championship season, but he was not the biggest man on campus and that has only helped his legend grow. julian edelman wore no. 1 and played quarterback at woodside high and despite being outsized by most of his opponents, he lived up to his jersey number going undefeated and winning the coveted central coast section championship his senior year. >> you could see the leadership qualities that he had. you could see the desire in anything he set his mind to he accomplished. >>

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and we can't forget about julian edelman. the super bowl mvp. he caught 10 passes for 141 yards last night. edelman will join cbs this morning to discuss his mvp performance. >> and we'll hear more in just a few minutes. >>> the raiders may be close to finding a home for the upcoming season. where they could make a pit stop before heading off to las vegas. [ crowd chanting ] >> and emotions running high outside a new york city jail. why large crowds of protesters are making their presence felt. >>> we have the first storm of the week. and right behind that, we're tracking the second storm. and that will be a colder storm system that will drop snow levels to 1500 feet. we'll talk about the timing coming up. >>> and that weather not making it easy on the roadways. two traffic alerts. i'll give your details coming up. announcer: celebrity cruises was voted best premium cruise line for the 11th year in a row and to celebrate we're giving you our best offer of the year. for a limited time get a premium beverage package, unlimited wifi, prepaid tips a

at julian's bakery, it seems trump would have no trouble getting reelected for a second term. phil: a report from julian's bakery by maya shwayder in washington, who joins us now. welcome. the house that the president faces today will be very different to the one he faced a year ago. maya: absolutely. this is a very different dynamic now that his first two-state of the unions. and a very different capitol hill. it is a raw moment, coming just after the end of this government shutdown, possibly looking into the abyss of another one, depending on what happens. what is interesting is we just heard from a bunch of trump voters. this is all based on the tussle over a border wall. there is a statistic that 78% of conservative republicans actually support the president declaring a national emergency in order to get money for the border wall, which is what has been widely predicted he might be doing, possibly during or after the state of the union coming up tonight. this would be quite a grenade to throw in the middle of these very delicate negotiations that are inching forward, tryin

i knew -- i knew that -- i knew that julian had died. >> julian who battled mental illness died at a mental health facility. they sued for negligence and the case was settled. >> i will campaign until the day i die to bring justice for my son. >> around the anniversary, the "the young and the restless" threatened to kill himself and he was police stationlaced on a hold. we spoke later on. how do you move forward in the public eye? >> it's been tough to move forward. >> just woke up from a nap. >> we met julian at 3 years old with his dad at the 1993 soap opera digest award. he leaves behind two ex-wives, two daughters and a fiancee of five months who tweeted in disbelief. how did this happen? how? why did you leave so early and left me alone. >> it's a serious condition. >> clearly kristoff's biggest role was as a dad. during our last interview, he had this message for his son. >> and i know you're up there watching all of us, and i stay looking up. that was one of his phrases and that's what i'm doing. i stay looking up. >> the news about kristoff's passing was devastating. he was a

[risas] juliÁn: gracias >>gracias a juliÁn castro. un fuerte aplauso. dÉjenme decirles, no queremos una polÍtica no misa. tenemos que hablar de lo que va a representar este hombre no misa de candidato demÓcrata a la presidencia estados unidos, un hombre latino con sangre mexicana. >> Él quiere para los votantes de habla hispana?cuando va a aprender a hablar en castellano? >> yo les voy a dar clases personal. >> yo creo que lo que yo escuchÉ de reportaje, carlos, me encanta ver que es un hombre hispanoamericano, sumamente integrado a este paÍs. no por ser hispano estÁ completamente asociado de lo que pasa en este paÍs. al contrario. es una maravilla. >> por supuesto, lo que parece es que si tÚ quieres atrapar a los hispanos latinos, tÚ debes hablar el idioma. >> yo creo que el bilingüismo es importante. >> claro. Él habla perfecto inglÉs. >> tambiÉn tenemos que entender que Él este san antonio, se texas y la historia de los mexicanos en texas no es la misma que los mexicanos en otros estados. allÍ sufrieron mucho este freno del idioma esp

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julian, stick around. we will talk about the state of the union. speaking of the "state of the union," the show, not the speech. jake tapper's guests will be terry mcauliffe and richard shelby. >> the president telling reporters there will be, i'm quoting here, a big announcement. what we are learning about what is to come. stay close. >> plus, the countdown to super bowl liii is down just a few hours now and andy shoals is gating ready for the biggest day in sports. >> it's finally here. will tom brady be able to win his sixth super bowl later today or will aaron donald and the rams pull off the yaup supset? we will have celebrity predictions for you coming up. (vo) this is the avery's. this is the avery's trying the hottest new bistro. wait...and the hottest taqueria? and the hottest...what are those? oh, pierogis? and this is the avery's wondering if eating out is eating into saving for their first home. this is jc... (team member) welcome to wells fargo, how may i help? (vo) who's here to help with a free financial health conversation, no strin

julian edelman coach in high school said while he was watching the game yesterday he saw a lot from julian edelman that he saw years ago in high school. that is taking situations where he wasn't supposed to do all of that well and turned it into big yardage. he was a quarterback in high school, of course now on all-pro wide receiver for new england and you hear a lot about julian edelman and we heard it yesterday, he's only 5'10". well, edelman's high school coach said he was even smaller when he played here at woodside but he worked very hard and every weekend he got the here i nobody gave a snow balls chance to, and because he took that as a chip on his shoulder, he was able to go ahead and turn that into some major, major accomplishments and that is the kind of -- that is the kind of young man that he is. >> reporter: some good coaching there. while we have you there on campus, we know tom brady does a lot with sarah high school and what about edelman and woodside, does he come back and speak to the athletes? >> he does. he's come back several times and autographed helmets and footballs

julian edelman. julian, thank you so much for being with us. full disclosure to our aud kwlons hasn't picked up on this fact, i'm a patriots fan so i am not entering into this interview with any degree of impartiality. so congratulations. how did this one feel? >> feels amazing, honestly. you know, i'm just so proud of the team, this group of guys on ow hard they fought all year. there was ups and downs and just the resiliency that these guys showed, you know, makes me proud to be a part of it. makes me very proud to be a part of these guys. it's an awesome team. awesome team. >> generating offense was like pulling teeth if the was really hard to move the ball. so you're in the fourth quarter, it's tied 3-3. you're getting nowhere. how did you make it happen? >> you know, we just kept on chipping away. kept hitting the tree with the axe and we were able to make plays when we had to. you have to tip your hat to los angeles and that defense, they played well. they gave us a run for our mp. but we were able to make more plays than the other team w

one of the few small locally run operations left every morning for the past forty eight years richard julian has put on his a friend and served the neighborhood everything from deli meats to birthday cakes the bakery is also situated on the edge of a county that was pivotal for trump's victory mccomb county outside of detroit julian like some of his employees and many of his customers voted for trump he thinks the president's term has been good for his thirty employees and his bakery donald trump. much of a stretch for me in the beginning when he became the nominee for the party. because he was a businessman this is exactly the sort of small middle american establishment that was at the heart of trump's campaign message to lift up the little guy and stick it to the elites. and celine white of an educator and a neighborhood resident said she was attracted to trump and his message in part because of how different he sounded. more i heard. at first. the first debate. stage it was just different they don't love everything about him everyone we spoke with mentioned that his tweeting can be cringe

assange was seen -- julian assange and the communications could have been monitored. april, what i'm getting at here, is back to the question i had to barrett. if there was nothing to hide, if the president would say yeah, he mentioned wikileaks but i didn't know what it was and i take help from anybody. it was more innocent like that, then why have we heard so repeatedly the president and his team rudy giuliani deny that what michael cohen said happened ever happened? let me play a couple of examples. >> did you ever talk to him about wikileaks because that is -- >> no. >> you never had a conversation? >> no. i didn't. i never did. >> and did you ever tell him to -- other people to get in touch with him? >> never did. >> did roger stone ever give the president a heads up on wikileaks and concerning dnc. >> no, he didn't. >> not at all? >> i don't believe so. >> wikileaks, which i had nothing to do with -- >> i mean, april, if what michael cohen said today is true and again i say if, although he certainly seemed to be very credible today, then all of those things are

the claim that wiki leaks founder julian assange met with trump's former campaign chairman paul metaphor could take a new turn as our team receives a response to a freedom of information act requests sent to london. and the issue of wiki leaks is also raised in the u.s. congress. disgraced former lawyer michael cohen tells lawmakers the president was aware of plans and. knew. about. it was definitely july i believe so yes mr science reported to the media on june twelfth. so i'm not saying you have fake news cable news. and. arrests are made at the world championships including five elite athletes in a joint operation against what police say is a global doping network. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team international. glad to have you with us. right there has been a. dramatic escalation in tensions between india and pakistan india is demanding the return of a fighter pilot arrested by pakistan accusing it of violating the geneva convention by harming him pakistan earlier released a video of the pilot with blood and bruises on his face the pilot was captur

julian brothers bakery is a community fixture in this detroit suburb it's one of the few small locally run operations left every morning for the past forty eight years richard julian has put on his a friend and served the neighborhood everything from deli meats to birthday cakes the bakery is also situated on the edge of a county that was pivotal for trump's victory mccomb county outside of detroit julian like some of his employees and many of his customers voted for trump he thinks the president's term has been good for his thirty employees and his bakery donald trump. much of a stretch for me in the beginning when he became the nominee for the party. because he businessman this is exactly the sort of small middle american establishment that was at the heart of trump's campaign message to lift up the little guy and stick it to the elites. and celine white of an educator and a neighborhood resident said she was attracted to trump and his message in part because of how different he sounded. more i heard. it first. and it wasn't state it was different they don't love everything about him

julian emanuel you sat here patiently you listened to all this you remain constructive on the market despite saying we were at the maximum point of uncertainty. how come >> because if you look at the last two months you took this huge plunge to where everyone questioned whether the secular bull market, the ten-year-old bull market was going to be over then lo and behold you turned around and you rallied back literally in historic proportion even more relative to the decline back to the 200-day moving average it's not just the s&p, the dow, it's credit, it's emerging markets. >> julian that, tells me one of two thing, either, a, we shouldn't have sold off in december, computer anomaly or shouldn't rally back in january because nothing changed but a date on the calendar. >> plenty changed. the fed turned easier. very, very important. >> the market began to rally before the fed came out and got super dovish. >> about a week or two >> i think -- julian is here let's listen to him. i think it's all the fed >> so, go ahead, julian after tim interrupted you. >> we were very vocal in suggest

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the claim that wiki leaks founder julian assange met with the trumps of former campaign chairman paul could take a new turn as are two receives a response to a freedom of information act request to the london police. and the issue of wiki leaks is also raised in the u.s. congress has disgraced former lawyer michael cohen tells lawmakers and the president was aware of plans clinton's e-mails. that was definitely i believe so yes mr reported to the media and twelve. so i'm not saying you have fake news. made the world championships including elite athletes in a joint operation against what police say is a global network. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team international thomas glad to have you with us. there has been. a dramatic escalation in tensions between india and pakistan india is demanding the return of a fighter pilot arrested by pakistan accusing it of violating the geneva convention by harming him pakistan earlier released a video of the pilot with blood and bruises on his face the pilot was captured after pakistan shot down an indian war plane

julian: yes. with the fed on paths and talking devilishly, we are probably seeing the dollar toughen slightly which will probably bring an easing for companies for the first quarter into the second. as tensions rise again, we may see dollar strength again as protectionism raises its head. you think we will see china's economy react? julian: our view was unlikely we would see anything until the second quarter. i think it is fair to say that our best guess was some improvement for the second quarter on. there.stay the u.k. and spain have ido asized juan gua venezuelans interim president. this is international of nicolas maduro. joining us now is our executive editor for international government and julian is still with us. guaidort of outreach is doing? what does he want from china? rosalind: he probably just wants to talk. haveson who does information has told us that has been initial discussion with the chinese embassy in venezuela. when he probably needs is just to open the door. china has been a

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and julian without bitterness on julian guns guns thought that. he'd. a month on by the biggest of them for vicky dixon julian was a. whole bunch of two some of us that's why thompson on fifty killing spend this wasn't long before this critter i'm not a preview of this thing guns inside the glided. five thousand seen on the time you and i will spend together for the killings on the mob. doesn't to some kind of sponsors thousand mimeo you know once the stories over the journalists skip often break the stories they've made their careers and their suppliers that time try having broken and created with no hope of proper employment again. you know having left behind your whole way of life your social circle everything and in the case of intelligence for supply of course you face automatic prosecution and conviction today so it's a very high price to pay. well i mean the real threat came when the f.b.i. came into my house and when i was getting out of the shower and pointed a pistol at me. i was getting out of the shower getting dragged dried off and they cam

even, well, that roger stone said he talked to julian assange. well, assange said he didn't talk to stone, stone said he didn't talk to assange, trump said he didn't hear from him, and then you have cohen. maybe there's some information -- even if he knew it, how many times did a presidential candidate -- did someone come up to me and say, hey, i've got this really juicy bit and you need to go it. the reality is you get this all the time. so i just don't believe that this is a problem. >> there were a lot of democrats today with bags of popcorn expecting to see the crumbling of the trump presidency. that -- >> it didn't happen. and you know, there was not a lot of progress made on the russia investigation. i mean, the conversation with roger stone, if it took place, was somewhat ambiguous and roger -- and you know, as far as i can tell you and i've talked to roger stone about this, i actually believe they did have a conversation, but i don't believe that stone spoke to assange. both of them deny it. assange is not someone you can just like call o

julian zelizer. let's talk more about ralph northam. democrats have lined up across the country saying that he has to step down. you wrote a piece on cnn.com and you talk about the time at which this photo was posted, it was 1984. mlk day just became a holiday in 83 [']. and what was happening in virginia at that time? >> virginia is actually resisting the martin luther king birthday and they will combine it with the lee jackson birthday to celebrate the confederacy. so this is an era where there was a lot of backlash toward the civil rights movement, and also the same year ronald reagan denounces the kkk publicly when they enforce him. so putting this picture in your year bobook for medical school quite a statement. we don't know why he did it. but to see it there isn't just are simply oh, that is what people did back then. >> these two dueling news cycles, the northam controversy and the other end, the diverse array of 2020 candidates. sherrod brown could be one of them. listen to this sound bite from him on "meet the press" yesterday

joining me on the phone is julian castro. the first 2020 presidential candidate to call on governor northam to resign. he's apologized. does he deserve that chance? >> well, i think that he can have that chance. what he does not necessarily deserve is to remain in a position of trust and authority, which is what the governor's office is. you know, what i said is that no matter whether somebody's a republican or democrat, that kind of behavior was racist and inexcusable. and if we're going to ensure that these types of things don't continue to happen in our country, then we need to hold people accountable for their actions. and this happened when he was in medical school. he wasn't, you know, in high school or younger than that. he was an adult. it happened in 1984. in 1984 jessie jackson was running for president of the united states. and so 1984 was not, you know, 70 years ago. so i'm happy that at least he has apologized and that he recognizes that what he did was wrong. and i do think, of course, that there's the opportuni

trup that he had just gotten off the phone with julian assange. and he told mr. trump that within a few days there would be a massive dump of e-mails that would damage hillary clinton's campaign. mr. trump responded to the effect of "wouldn't that be great." >> it features heavily in his prepared remarks. cohen claims that trump pushed hard for the moscow project all during the presidential campaign, while saying publicly, he had no business in russia. cohen offers his explanation pour why. >> he will say, to be clear, mr. trump knew of and directed the moscow negotiations throughout the campaign and lied about it. he lied about it because he never expected to win the election. he also lied about it because he stood to make hundreds of millions of dollars on the moscow real estate project. >> cohen is also set to testify extensively about hush payments to stormy daniels when the president was asked on air force one, he denied knowing anything about its source. >> mr. tread, did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels. >> no, no, what else? >> you ha

"julian always gives us those kinds of plays. tough plays, tough catches, catching run plays, breaking tackles for a few extra yards, 3rd down. he did a tremendous job.""defense was unreal, holding that offense at 3 points. it's pretty crazy. they should be the mvp the whole d.""i was happy it didn't come to the last last play, like it has so many other times. it feels great to win and celebrate. we're going to have a great time tonight." (justine) teachers in (justine) teachers in massachusetts are giving students an incentive to return to school tomorrow after tonight's super bowl game.(jrstone) the school says absemteeism is usually high absemteeism is usually high the monday after the super bowl. the plan they've come up with is pretty interesting: for every point the pats scored, the kids can add a point to a test score or homework assignment. history teacher steve kelley was hopeful there might be a secondary advantage to the points incentives: senioritis. he says it's going around and maybe the p

tom brady and julian edelman feeling the force during a trip to disney world as well. all those details coming up. first our top story this half hour, the state of the union. president trump is expected to tout the economy tonight as well as make a plea for unity amid the deep divisions between republicans and democrats over border security among other things. joining us now is former speech writer for george h.w. beach, jennifer grossman joining us at the nation naithe national tax . tell us what goes into writing a speech like this.

the other thing that jumps out at me is the julian assange wikileaks. stuff on page 2. >> well, first of all, he goes, "i am ashamed because i know what mr. trump is." this is michael cohen speaking tomorrow. this is his testimony. he is a racist. he is a con man. he is a cheat. he talks about that. he was presidential -- was a presidential candidate who knew that roger stone was talking with julian assange about a wikileaks drop of the democratic national committee e-mails." and then he goes on -- talk about that conversation. >> on page 10 he says, "in july 2016, days before the democratic convention, i was in mr. trump's office when his secretary announced that roger stone was on the phone. mr. trump put mr. stone on the speakerphone. mr. stone told mr. trump that he had just gotten off the phone with julian assange and that mr. assange told some stone that within a couple of days there would be a massive dump of e-mails that would damage hillary clinton's campaign. mr. trump responded by stating to the effect, wouldn't that be great." >> go ahead. >

ultimately, it was julian edelman who took home the mvp trophy. tom brady said he could happier for him.>> julian play this game he has all year and i'm so proud of him and what he has accomplished coming back from his acl and he thought it out like everyone else.>> tom brady is the first nfl player to have six championship rings and julian edelman has three. boston will be having a victory parade and the mayor tweeted that the parade would be tomorrow at 11 am eastern time. boston is probably a regular plan in place. >>> we are breaking down this year's super bowl commerci to an elevator to buy hunt i. >>> there was a terrible plane crash in southern california. what investigators think happened. our hillshire farm craftsmen start the day slow-roasting turkey for incredible flavor. then, they double seal every slice for freshness. the results, well, they speak for themselves. >>> we are learning more about one of the victims in a deadly wrong-way crash in san francisco. the man who was driving for uber was hit head-on by the wrong way driver. he

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trump that he had just gotten off the phone with julian assange and that mr. assange told mr. stone that within a couple of days, there would be a massive dump of emails that would damage hillary clinton's campaign. >> reporter: but the president and roger stone denied this ever happened and wikileaks saying this morning, wikileaks publisher julian assange has never had a telephone call with roger stone. cohen also claims the president's team was negotiating with russia about building a trump tower in moscow well into the campaign. cohen says the president wanted him to lie to congress about the project saying trump's legal team even changed his testimony. >> you need to know that mr. trump's personal lawyers reviewed and edited my statement to congress about the timing of the moscow tower negotiations before i gave it. >> reporter: but the president's lawyer saying in a statement that cohen's claim is completely false and cohen also admitting he has no direct evidence of trump colluding with russia. >> but i have my suspicions. >> he lied a lot, but it was very interesting be

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she was performing julian. and it wasjust miley cyrus. she was performing julian. and it was just a miley cyrus. she was performing julian. and it wasjust a magical moment. the entire audience up en masse feet, plodding, taking part in the singing —— jolene. masse feet, plodding, taking part in the singing ——jolene. and masse feet, plodding, taking part in the singing —— jolene. and just a beautiful moment for one of the vetera n beautiful moment for one of the veteran stars of the business. no doubt you will continue to watch events in los angeles at the grammys. a rather controversial award season this year. thank you very much. stay with us on bbc news. you can get more on the grammys on our website. hello. well, the end of last week was pretty stormy. gale—force winds across the uk. this week, steady waters around the uk. high pressure is building. the winds will be light for most of us. we've got some sunshine and some frosty mornings on the way as well, and monday will be no different. very decent weather on the way. this is the big picture acro

amy: marcy wheeler, , he is sayg a lot of people knew that julian assange had said it publicly. >> julian assange said publicly he had material on hillary clinton. what he never set publicly is "i am going to drop it at the beginning of the dnc." what is interesting about cohen's story -- and to be clear, it is unlikely he really did speak directly with julian assange. we know from a bunch of stone's other claims, when you claim to be speaking directly with assange, he was speaking with a cutout. ist it appears happened preciselyrmed trump when the males were going to be dropped. as far as i know, that is not been made public with the public before. if the call happen on july 19, stone was meeting with nigel farage at the rnc that day. he is one of the people that it was clear mueller seemed interested in finding weather was a go-between people in the u.k. who knew about the emails and roger stone. so it is new information. it is consistent with roger indictment -- although, a means in the indictment dollar is referring to the president himself as a senior campaign official. it is more sp

we will talk to the mvp, julian edelman in a moment. craig is down in atlanta. >> reporter: good morning to you. you had tom brady, patriots quarterback, one of the most prolific passers in nfl history and then the l.a. rams, the highest scoring offense during the regular season. it should have been an exciting game to watch. it was not. it was the lowest scoring super bowl in nfl history. this morning, some folks are calling it the sleeper bowl. >> and there it is. it continues. >> reporter: tom brady and patriots reclaiming their throne and enjoying their party. >> look at this! how can this not motivate you. what it's all about. >> reporter: outlasting l.a. rams in a low scoring defensive slugfest to win their sixth super bowl. 13-3. overnight in new england, overjoyed fans taking to the streets to celebrate the victory. perhaps overshadowing the action on the field, ♪ >> the game's halftime show. halftime headliners, maroon 5, facing backlash and criticism before the performance for accepting the gig, instead of heeding calls to b

super bowl mvp, julian edelman shedding pounds in terms of his speeder hair. check it out. >> you want anything else cut? >> you know what i mean. >> we talking brazilian. ellen donated $10,000 to julian's favorite charity the boys and girls club of america he matched. look at this. this is a trick shot. the ball goes through the ring, the pepsi bottle which i'm going to slow down. keep your eye on the bottle. >> he didn't mean to do soccer. eduardo with the bicycle that's indreadble. -- incredible. >> all worth checking out on a friday night. >> thanks. not again. i just came from an intervention. oh, no, no, nicole, this is a staff meeting. you asked us to be here. oh. here you go, kato. yes, i wanted to talk to you all about something very important. so, what plant has been revered for its healing properties for millions of years? aloe. 'ello to you, too, but let's stay focused. , we are so in synch these days. it's crazy. i want to be in the pepper business, people. and i need ideas now. (snaps fingers) i haven't come up with a single product idea in weeks

claim that with the leaks founder julian assange met with trump's former campaign chairman paul metaphor could take a new turn as our response to a freedom of information act request is sent to london police. and the issue of wiki leaks is also raised in the u.s. congress of disgraced former lawyer michael cohen tells lawmakers the president was aware of plans to leak hillary clinton's e-mails. trump knew from roger stone. about the wiki leaks. it was definitely july i believe so yes mr sawyer reported to the media on june twelfth that e-mails would be leaked so i'm not saying you have fake news of old news. and nine arrests are made at the world championships including five elite athletes in a joint operation against what police say is a global doping network. broadcasting live direct from our studios moscow this is our international thomas certainly glad to have you with us. and there has been a dramatic rescue. tensions between india and pakistan india is demanding the return of a fighter pilot arrested by pakistan accusing it of violating the geneva convention by harming him pakistan

. >> joining us now, princeton university historian and professor, julian zelieler. so happy you're here. this is the halfway mark of his presidency. he's not a new sheriff in town, nancy pelosi over his shoulder. talk about the optics and what we saw. >> the opticing defying the tension for next year. controlling the house of representatives, democrats are now in power. and the president understands this is going to be a tough year ahead. i think a lot of speech last night was actually trying to shore up support by republicans, not achieve bipartisan unity which he's going to need as he faces off against the speaker. >> the average, the bump is 0.2%. these things rarely, if ever, move the needle. but when he said we can build new bridges, heal new wounds, build coalition, americans have seen this movie before. should we be optimistic that anything is different this time around? >> not even a little bit. those parts of the speech are totally at odds with everything he's done. he's a president who is a divider. he's a partisan. and he won't change at all. even yesterd

but in a game that was dominated by defense, it was new england's julian edelman who rightly so took home the mvp honors. he had ten catches for 141 yards. and he was the consistent go-to weapon for brady. edelman now has six career postseason games with 100 yards or more and he gives all the credit to his future hall of fame quarterback. >> it is through his actions and how he is as a football player, as a professional, as a father, as a family man. you know, it is pretty -- it is an honor to get to play with a guy like that. he has six super bowls now. pretty insane. >> edelman now second all-time in postseason yards. he told reporters that the mvp award should have gone to the entire new england defense. >> i think that would have been appropriate. i have liked to see that. twitter all night wavinging at gladys knight's rendition of the national anthem to kick off the big game. the 74-year-old atlanta native delivered a stunning star spangled banner, the end perfectly timed with an air force flyover. ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ the brave >> that may have been the climax of t

we got 2020 presidential hopeful julian castro in the building. i know you're happy he's going to be here. amazing guy. also, it's been a while but i got back in my van. yes, van in van. this time i talked to handful of black voters in columbia, south carolina. tonight, you are going to get surprising insight sboos tinto issues they care about and the issues they don't care about. >>> first, let's talk. it's been another crazy week of head spinning, headlines from blackface to black hamaiblackma. you have jeff bezos saying the national enquirer is trying to blackmail and extort. he's probably the wrong guy to be messing with. you have the state of virginia in disarray because of blackface. we had a polarizing state of the union speech from our republican president and an equally proposal from our congressional democrats. you got a lot happening all at once. it's easy to get overwhelmed, get triggered and go to our corners. i'm as guilty of this as anybody else most days. we got to remember a very important word from our school days. that word is k

. >>> and my interview with democrat julian castro on his campaign for president. >>> we start with good news, major league baseball squads reporting to spring training this week, yes, including my orioles. meanwhile back here in washington, a dispute over policy became a dispute over constitutional power as president trump declared a national emergency at the southern border. and now a number of states are preparing to file lawsuits, while the chairman of the house judiciary committee announced an immediate investigation. advocacy groups like public citizen are already out with lawsuits. so that's what's coming. but how did we get here? shortly after congress unveiled a deal to give $1.3 billion for just 55 miles of border fencing, the president announced he would find the rest of the money himself. that decision followed reports he was willing to blow up the congressional border deal on thursday just before the votes took place. "the washington post" writes, quote, by mid-afternoon, however, trump was back on board, agreeing to sign the legislation with the caveat he would also declare

that's why i have a show because i can tell people the truth about that bogus meeting up man afford and julian a science because i don't have i don't i'm not beholden to anybody i don't have corporate sponsors and i certainly don't parrot what the government tells me to when there are corporate sponsors you've commented on your show about a certain network and pro hillary clinton official and d.n.c. network all n.b.c. apparently boeing sponsors a show on that network what do you think that does to its journalism what do you think it does there journalism they pushed every war in my life time that they've said they've been on the air in fact with the iraq war or one of their journalists on air host phil donahue was pushing back against the government's narrative of the iraq war back in two thousand and two and guess what they fired him m.s.n. b.c. fired phil donahue for telling the truth about the iraq war and pushing back against them so the government's narrative they fired him because he got the wrong war right and a memo was then released years later that revealed why they fired him and it

world has got to be that ecuadorian embassy and somehow that guardian has a story that ford visited julian signs three times i even knew what he was wearing but there is a picture of it nobody has a picture of the boat surveilled building in the world when metaphoric this huge thing that is going to blow the roof off this case he goes and visits him three times there's no pictures of it and i don't know if you know so that was written by luke harding who also wrote a book called collusion except there's no evidence of collusion and when he was interviewed by aaron let's say of the real jews and he was asked to provide evidence of collusion and his book was a title he couldn't do it in fact he left the interview so that's the kind of level of reporting that the guardian is doing right now they're just they're repeating cia lies they're repeating intelligence community lies they're pushing propaganda they're not doing journalism and that's why i have a show because i can tell people the truth about that bogus meeting up man afford and julian a science because i don't have i don't i'm not beh