will be bringing you live on our program for more on that let's bring in political correspondent hooper vito vald who is joining us here in the studio so what's ahead today. we look at the official title of the meeting it is not nothing more than just a working session but already the setting shows that there's much more to it the ungrammatical welcomes and one who i might call on the construction side on a construction side of a museum on a museum which is supposed to have a cultural. issues of cultural importance for especially european importance on the display when it's opened some one day so this shows there's much more to it than just a working session and if we look at the political setting this meeting takes place up last september among them a call delivered his big so bones beach in which he said how he wants to reform the european union and you also said i need germany for this and everyone in germany for years have been waiting for france to do something like this but last september we all know the parliamentary elections here and america that great difficulties to form an e

the changes coming as part of a passage introduced by hooper's new ceo.ecause of the ceo was trying to go out there and say he's listening, he's made this idea that doing the right thing is that with the company is about. >> uber remains an immensely popular service but they have been having widespread reports of sexual assault and dangerous driving and in 2016, and uber driver allegedly went on a shooting rampage, killing six people and apparently picking up passengers in between killings. uber will hope that the new changes get out in front of a class action lawsuit here in the u.s. over the vetting of drivers that the suit alleges led to sexual harassment and rape. the changes they will take up place the summer and according to hoover's ceo show the company wants to "double down on safety. >> eric: is an unbelievable story. thank you. >> julie: war of words heating up. experts from james comey's new tell-all book making some harsh attacks against president trump and the president of course is not taking it lying down. how president trump is responding

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nigeria's president mohammed hooper hadi confirmed on monday that he will be seeking a second term in next year's elections the announcement follows months.

christina hooper joins us now to discuss. i guess christina, it just makes sense. if you can't stomach the volatility, go where there's less volatily and more certainty, right? >> ablutely. historically what we've seen is significant lower volatility from lower paying stocks than the overl stock rket. >> i know you look to a sector like technology for increasing dividends. there's been a lot of criticism of a lot of tech companies, they should find a different use for all that cash they have. plowing ito back i the company and inniovating. rather than putting it backn the company? >> you have to do both. the companies that pay a dividend tend to be more careful and thoughtful about their capital investments, because they have less to spend. there's a happy medium where you can pay back some of yourin ea to your shareholders, and then invest wisely that other portion. > a number of big blue chip companies offered dividends. as earnings come in, so far anyway. on the strong side, do you anticipate that some companies that have not previously paid dividends might begi

vehicles now bart this coupled with people not buying vehicles due to ride sharing companies like hooper and lift will certainly cut into revenue dealers typically can make they typically make from their service base you know it's interesting actually just there are there are more car sales but they're making less money at the local dealership already correspondent ashley banks thank you so much ok. time now. for a quick pause but hang here because when we return the data wrangler pam packs a try it is back in the house and we'll talk facebook news about some recent horrible acts as we go to break here the numbers at the closing bell the dow the nasdaq and s. and p. all make it across the line into positive territory today but not by much we'll be right back. because the slowness of the blue of them so moving. and good news was before. much of those who heard the preview lou. smit we will. we will move. move. move. move show you the stupid you liberal media collector a good. move just like most of these girls will be do films for good pool. or go to shows so look i do assume you belong t

powered vehicles now this coupled with people not buying vehicles due to ride sharing companies like hooper and lift will certainly cut into revenue dealers typically can make they typically make from their service base you know it's interesting actually just there are there are more car sales but they're making less money at the local dealership already correspondent ashley banks thank you so much ok. time now. quick pause but hang here because when we return the data wrangler campaign is back in the house and we'll talk facebook news about some recent horrible acts as we go to break here the numbers at the closing bell the dow the nasdaq and s. and p. all make it across the line into positive territory today but not by much we'll be right back. up same down string you know we're all the feel of the upstream yet and better off because all the all the garbage and everything flows downstream and in the financial world if you live in proximity to where the money's being printed the could chilling effect is meaning that you get first use of that money and then compound on a rate you need to yo

vehicles now bart this coupled with people not buying vehicles due to ride sharing companies like hooper and lift will certainly cut into revenue dealers typically can make they typically make from their service base you know it's interesting actually just there are there are more car sales but they're making less money at the local dealership argue correspondent ashley banks thank you so much ok. time now. for a quick pause but hang here because when we return the data wrangler. is back in the house and we'll talk facebook news about some recent horrible acts and as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell the dow the nasdaq and s. and p. all baker going to cross the line into positive territory today but not by much we'll be right back. to local wal-mart selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles that still. produce talks for the tell you that will be gossip the public but also the point. that doesn't tell you on the cool enough to buy their product. these are the hawks that we along with all we'll watch

revenue and change in accounting rules that force alphabet to recognize the rough value of its stake in hooper purchased for 377 back in 2013 appears to be worth $3 billion. shares of all the better trading in premarket. >> there you are in the premarket, but also facebook coming out with breaking news. new content guidelines. >> this is just breaking right now. users often mask on his face but decide what is allowed on the site and moments ago, publishing the internal guidelines to explain what content stays on its side and what comes down. for the first time, facebook is giving users the right to appeal decision so you can ask for a second opinion when you think facebook made a mistake. cheryl: those roles still kind of unclear. making news today, we expect something from a spot of five. >> it's ready to make another big move. spotify holding a press event in new york city to announce what is next. spotify didn't give many details that really could be anything. maybe some new hardware, new products, but shares have been going up this week. cheryl: a lot of good technology coming out of there

. >>> and reporter for the hill, molly hooper joining me. good to talk to you again.ny jackson first. the president yesterday saying if he were running, he would bail on the nomination, wouldn't put himself through that. the white house is still supporting dr. ronny jackson and whatever decision he makes going forward. what do you see happening? do you think he remains the nominee or does he bow out? >> by all appearances looks like he's going to stay in, he wants to fight. one telling interview that happened yesterday following jackson's meeting with the senator was jerry moran, republican from kansas, said he had a positive meeting with jackson, that jackson discussed the allegations, and that jackson wants to fight them. moran seemed to back jackson. and he is not one to shirk from taking on president trump. he has done it in the past. he even buffed him on the health care bill. the fact that he stuck his neck out there says a lot, he doesn't stick his neck out there necessarily for this president. >> do you think this is raising concerns about being the ability of

on the live show, we're joined by louise yamada, showing us one chart of crude oil, and christina hoopers why investors are ignoring a major warning sign in the market scott. >> thank you so much >> coming up next, we trade ibm. it reports after the bell tonight. we'll get ahead of that. you won't believe what just happened to the irs on tax day, of all days. "halftime report" is back in two minutes. oh, and there's the closing bell. (sighs) i hate missing out missing out after hours. not anymore, td ameritrade lets you trade select securities 24 hours a day, five days a week. that's amazing. it's a pretty big deal. so i can trade all night long? ♪ ♪ all night long... is that lionel richie? let's reopen the market. mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell? sure can, jim. ♪ trade 24/5, only with td ameritrade. i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your ligh

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if you want to reinvent the taxi business, like hooper, elastic thinking. 100,000 words of new information to adapt and integrate information that we have, and so i think that we do, in the book i provide certain audits, ways to order the way you think. you have to become mindful of how you think and you can do exercises to help yourself think differently. it's part... go on, clive. it's part of the problem not that with all this information that is bombarded and coming towards us and showing us, frankly, individuals actually end up just focusing on those little bits of information that they want to, so you get a silo thinking and not elastic thinking? that is right. in order to adapt to change, you have to let in new ideas, you cannot a lwa ys to let in new ideas, you cannot always do things you used to. in the static world, you can use logical, rational thought, but any world that is changing so fast, you have to let indifferent, original, sometimes strange ideas. your brain is really an idea machine. it is constantly generating ideas. they are being generated at an unconscious level. yo

nigeria's president mohammed hooper hadi confirmed on monday that he will be seeking a second term in next year's elections the announcement follows months of speculation over the seventy five year old's political future and declining health condition in two thousand and seventeen behati had to seek treatment in britain for an undisclosed illness. at least six people have been killed and at least nine up is wounded in an attack in western afghanistan many of the victims were children officials say explosives were planted near a mosque in here out of problems no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. german police have released six men arrested on suspicion of planning an attack on boland's half-marathon on sunday. searches of their vehicles and homes failed to turn up weapons explosives or other concrete evidence prosecutors say the investigation is continuing. facebook begins its campaign to restore confidence to the company says it is sending notices to potential victims of data abuse as c.e.o. mark zuckerberg says investments to protect privacy will hit the bottom line. and