hi, deidra. >> hey, tyler. i have some details from would he weworks all hands meeting executive chairman spoke for over an hour and he took 30 minutes of q and a he outlined a new strategy with six key areas of focusment most critically, though, he said that wework aims to be adjusted ebitda positive by 2021 and free cash flow positive by 2023 remember, guys, the company lost more than $1 billion last quarter alone so that is a long path to get there. in terms of the six areas of focus, they include things like monetizing spaces, expanding geographically in a smart and profitable way diversifying the way the business is operating by looking at more jvs, revenue sharing, and potentially franchising in the long-term. guys, more details to come out of that. but wework declined to comment back to you. >> deidra, thank you very much we are just moments away from a vaping meeting at the white house. the idea is kind of neck snapping featuring a diverse group including representatives from the vaping industry, medica

tyler huntley, zack moss, they're a really good -- i think it'll be a great team.ich earlier in the season i would have said there's no way but big 12 is like buried. no sign of the big 12. they're out of it. s.e.c. going to beat up on each other. if georgia beats lsu, they're out. you know what they need? they also need ohio state to win today. if penn state wins today, penn state could be in the big ten championship game in a couple of weeks and control their destiny. avenge the loss to minnesota. today the pac-12 is watching. >> this time of year it makes my head spin. i'm so glad we have you here. david pollack and the entire espn "college gameday" crew coming up at 9:00 a.m. good to see you, my man. >> appreciate it, brother. >>> big day of college football, back unto you guys. >> who are you guys cheering for today? >> rob marciano. >> the "u." the u" wins every saturday. >> we were talking about the 49ers and i was all pumped. then it's college. oh, well. but we got rob marciano. here's our man. >>> right back with the "play of the day" and the surprise driv

>> tyler brought mes his date to the game and it was coordinated. >> ken, how long until tyler is oned soed of keeping up with the kardashians? >> how many haveried and failed? >> such a hater. love fest last night on "the voice" unless your name is blake shelto only got two contestants left in the game. >> so his fellow cches and even his girl, gwen stefani, have no problemsrolling blake every chance they get. ♪ both of us want to be the winner but there can only be one ♪ >> he'been floundering the entire season. he's totally a loser this season. >> that's my -- >> blakei love you. >> how would it feel to lose to the ladies, including your girlfrnd gwen? >> iike girls a lot more than i like guys. i would rather lose to em. if i lost to john, w i just saw dancing like a sexy dance in an elf costume -- ♪ >> -- that would be settg. >> first, takes the "pple's" sexiest n ive title and now "the voi" championship. >> w don't you just go ahead and kick me in the [ bleep ] right here on tv. >> heard you got aavity. >> i'm depressed. >> come on, blake. this wk is all abo being grateful. come

hi, dom. >> tyler, u.s.officials are saying they are making a break through in finding the possible cause for the deadly vaping illnesses they are narrowing in on vitamin e acetate as a possible cause. they collected 29 samples. all 29 had that as a factor. more so than thc, marijuana relat related -- back over to you. >> all right thanks very much, dom chu. pli michael bloomberg reportedly preparing to enter the race. president trump saying today, there's no one -- no one -- he would rather run against and our own brian schwartz just spoke with the billionaire mr. couperman who said he would support bloomberg. remember he got very emotional on half-time when discussing the state of politics right now. >> these people cannot only see the emotion on your face but hear it in your voice when you talk about this, lee, why? >> i care. that's it. >> joining me now to discuss is ben white, politico's chief economic correspondent and a cnbc contributor and brian schwartz, cnbc.com politics and finance reporter welco

tyler. 1840s. mrs. jackson died just before jackson went to the white house. but mrs. tyler. she was ill when she went there. she died and the president, rather soon, by most standards, remarried a much younger woman. a friend of his children. they only had a couple much months there. but that was very lively in their time. >> how did john tyler -- >> by the death of william harry henry who was the great hero. his election was far more of a common man's election than andrew jacksons. he lived for 30 days and died. his wife never even made it over the mountains. so tyler took over. he proved more a project to deal with than the politicians. the politicians surrounding him thought they would, as they had with jackson, is expected to with jackson, they thought they were going to tell him what to do. there was a split and tyler changed parties. >> what did his first wife die of? >> i suppose it was consumption. i don't know. she was very ill for a long time. and just sank and sank. i don't really know. >> and he was president for how long? >> tyler was president for, oh, well, al

i could mo this one mountai as tyler's death approaches 2 years. the time en the statute of limitations for wrongful death is up. there's still bright spark of hope i got a fight in me to get to the bottom of why this investigation failed. i was k received reporting this morning. tyler's mom says she contacted the fbi to review the park service's investigation. the fbi up to now will not comment. we'll take a break 7 hirty-sevens. >>coming up at 8 o'clock hundreds of jeweemployees are losing their jobs today as the san ancisco based vaping company. cuts costs d after the break google is collecting health care data from millns of americans will tell you how much of it. it may know about you and why it's collecting it. >>all right you're going to long seeves for now. in the morning hours we're seeing 40's and 50's on the board but 70's what we're expecting this afternoon with a lot of sunshine. and lots of slow traffic out there too pretty busy heading into the north bay we're checking out the center fell bridge approach here at the toll plaza. it is

how hard is that >> for their part, the tylers say they work through questions by following one simple rule >> the more you can communicate, even from a financial perspective, the better off you'll be as a couple. >> and when the money talk gets tough, the tylers say ask an expert for help, whether it's a therapist or financial expert, knowing they have expertise working with blended families is also very important, becky >> talking about money in any family can be pretty emotionally charged. is there a way to ease into it, maybe defuse the situation in >> ron deal says it's really important to make a list of those emotionally-charged issue. are their trust issues because of the previous relationship are there issues in terms of what the children should have? an allowance, what are the boundaries there what are they going to be allowed to have in terms of financial resources. buying a car, paying for college, all of those things could be emotionally charged issues many of the b issues but laying them out there takes the sting out of it. >> great story >>> what's important to do before

back to you, tyler. >> thank you, diana.e should note that nbc universal and comcast ventures are investors in acorns. >>> well, the stock market in hong kong has been sinking as police clashed violently with protesters there over the wl veheatt ws weilha t lesne, next >>> the index falling overnight following after protests grew violent. instance the protesters were warned the government will not give into their demands. >> if there's still any wishful thinking that by escalatin violence the hong kong government will yield d to pressure to satisfy the so called police demands, i'm making this statement clear and loud here, that will not happen. >> it's the fifth straight month of protests in hong kong with activists planning more action tomorrow >>> with the likes of peleton, smile direct and lyft, are the cracks in the ipo market beyond repair we'll skdiscuss that next. today is veterans day. we'll discuss the company's veterans hiring initiatives. that's coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i've been a caregiver for 20 years

let's bring in abby orman, and rick tyler, an msnbc political analyst. gabby, this is going to be historic week there in washington. what do you expect to see over the next few days as republicans and democrats begin to take this fight public? >> well, two things, i think, most of washington will be looking at this week, craig. number one, what is the defense strategy for house republicans? obviously house leader -- sorry house minority leader kevin mccarthy has moved in jim jordan on the house intelligence committee to ensure there's tough questioning on all the witnesses that are brought forth. we're going to see them really become the first line of defense for president trump this week and it will be important to take a look at what their messaging is, whether they can have a coherent set of talking points out of each witness testimony because they're competing, number two, with democrats who this week will have their first opportunity to make the case to the american public as to why president trump should be impeached and removed from office. there

i'm tyler mathisen it's going to be a busy hour of power. fed chair jerome powell, he has just wrapped up his testimony on the current state of the economy saying this is the new normal, folks. and we'll tell you what it means for you and the market plus google coming for your data the tech giant will offer checking accounts to consumers and that's one day after it revealed it has been collecting health details from millions of americans. and later, nike dumps amazon as the new ceo and former ebay head john donahoe makes his first mark on that company "power lunch" starts right now >>> and welcome to "power lunch. i'm melissa lee. we're looking at the markets right now but this is not telling the entire story intraday, that's the story we went from session highs in fact intraday all time high on the dow industrial to a low. on a dow jones headline about u.s./china trade talks hitting a snag over farm purchases we'll get the latest and monitor the latest reaction for you. >> thank you, melissa. >>> we're going to go now to washington and kayl

tonight was the fifth democratic debate and it took place down in atlanta, george go as tyler perry studios where they film neum rouges movies and tv shows. i will be honest, i'm just glad joe biden made it to the right sound stage because for awhile he was wandering around in the background of other movies t was really awkward, media was like give me one of those famous massages while you are here, i'm tired as hell, joe biden. now at the last debate in october they had 12 disem krats crammed on stage. it was so tight, people could birly move and spirit airlines was like hey, that sour thing so this time they scaled it to an even ten and the candidates were joined by four moderators who for the first time this campaign season were all women. which personally i didn't even notice-- (cheers and applause) >> it is amazing but i didn't even notice because i don't see color. now the major change from the last debate is the rise of pete buttigieg, right? mayor of south bend, indiana and the only adult michael jackson would be into. over the past few weeks, he has surged from the middle of the pa

(applause). >> trevor: as we said earlier tonight's debate was held at tyler perry studios in atlantasome believe is about sending a message to a very specific group of voters. so we sent roy wood, jr. dune to atlanta to investigate. >> atlanta, the capitol of georgia and blacksk democrats are leer to appeal to black voters but what do black voters want? i'm here to find out. the first wafer el house. as the democrats prepare for the debate at tyler perry's gated community, i assembled a panel of voters all with one thing in common. all right, who voted for obama in 2012? >> i was too young. >> so which candidate do you think best understands the needs of the black voter. >> i think elizabeth warren. >> bernie. >> i want to go bernie. >> chris, without do you think best understands the needs of black voter. >> donald trump. >> huh? >> explain. >> some of the stuff i have heard, he's already doing it like prison reform, he has been hanging around black people as long as i can remember they love him until he ran for president as a republican. trump was the man. >> raise your land if i r

and for some of them, mary tyler moore was like a port of entry. >> i'm doing as good a job as he did! and i'm being paid less than he was because -- >> you're a woman. >> the television female could be a hero. she could be the main event. >> rita. all right. >> out loud! >> the first script written by allen burns and jim gricks had mary coming to minneapolis divorced. and very quickly cbs says, no, no, no, no, no. >> at the beginning of the decade, divorce was considered somewhat scandalous. >> she went on dates with a lot of guys. >> but the guys were really important. >> we seem to be hitting it off. and i just thought -- >> you just thought? >> she's not obsessed with finding a husband. >> don't forget to take your pill. >> i won't. >> i won't. >> this was about people coping with one another. and the workplace was like a family. >> i told ted to close with the copy for sue ann. >> oh, my god. >> what's wrong? >> i told the projectionist it was the other way around. >> oh, my god. >> local pig farmers served notice today that rising corn prices are forcing them to find other means

back over to you >> all right thank you and welcome to the exchange i'm tyler mathisen trade is where we start with the u.s. and china apparently agreeing to remove existing t tariffs. kayla is live in washington with the details of what they agreed to and what they dnlt so far as we may know them >> still getting those details ourselves. the phase one deal are expect ing to sign in the coming weeks. it will include a roll back of certain tariffs ar cording to officials in both countries. andy canon b, a former administration official writes he expects that to include a permanent suspension on the consumer facing tariffs coming in december as well as previously delayed hikes on earlier tariffs to be suspended. he says the secht tariffs could come off if china delivers additional concessions the agreement comes after a highly anticipated sign between president's trump and xi two officials tell me they would prefer the signings sooner rather than later and the white house is still eyeing next week when the apeck summit would have taken place. if it gets pusheded past next week, you coul

>> as a free ride mountain bike racer, tyler mccall flies down vertical trails in the blink of an eyeeyesight and contact lenses, that can be a dangerous problem. >> going into a big drop off a cliff, and the contacts had shifted. so everything was kind of out of focus. so i had to blink to try to get them back into place. >> blink, blink, blink. >> but now tyler is hoping to lose his contact lenses and possibly compete with eyesight even sharper than 2020. the process begins with an incredibly precise mapping system that will generate thousands of data points on the surface of his eye. >> 22,000 data points from the surface of the eye that's maybe less than half an inch in diameter. >> the doctor says that high resolution map is fed directly into a laser surgery system called contoura vision, which will correct multiple issues with tyler's eyesight beyond his nearsightedness and astigmatism. >> other small imperfections in the cornea. >> she says the layman could think of them as microscopic bumps on the surface of the eye. but in a laser procedure, the doctor will smooth those irreg

and for some of them, mary tyler moore was like a port of entry. >> i am doing as good a job as he dider. and i'm being paid less than he was because -- >> you're a woman. >> the television female could be a hero. she could be the main event. >> rita. all right. >> out loud! >> the first script written by allen burns and jim gricks had mary coming to minneapolis divorced. and quickly cbs said, no, no, no, no, no. >> at the beginning of the decade, divorce was considered somewhat scandalous. >> she went on dates with a lot of guys. but the guys were really important. >> we seem to be hitting it off. and i just thought. >> you just thought? >> she's not obsessed with finding a husband. >> don't forget to take your pill. >> i won't. >> i won't. >> this was about people coping with one another. and the work place was like a family. >> i told ted to close with the copy for sue ann. >> oh, my god. >> what's wrong? >> i told the projectionist it was the other way around. >> oh, my god. >> local pig farmers served notice that rising corn prices are forcing them to find other means to feed thei

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tyler is a uva cavalier. i'm a virginia tech hokie.ood friends >> rivals but friends. >> there's hope for america. >> we need to put a little wager. >> we need to get it going save that for check going. >> venmo me. >> michael you posted a funny graphic about turkey's life spans. >> you have to know about black swans and turkeys and all the rest we'll talk about that later. small caps seeing a big break out. the russell 2,000 up nearly 2% in the past week one of our next guests isn't quite trusting this bounce just yet. let's bring in your trading nation team. still down below its all time high has broken above this one year range. what do you see in terms of this recent little spurt and whether it has staying power >> there's no question it's a positive development the problem -- i say problem but the one thing that makes me a little hesitant here is that three quick things number one, it's only a small higher high so far we saw a similar higher high back in may. a minor one. it was a complete head fake. it was followed by a 10% corre

tyler perry and there's a numb number, there's a lot of activity does this help a systemithesystemicproblem we ag about, probably not but it will employ some people and they will be trained and hopefully able to go to other studios. i'm not convinced the pipeline was never the problem anyway so i don't know if that is good to change the systemic issues i'm talking about. >> thank you. [applause] that was an incredible discussion and we are so lucky to have you guys here tonight. we are going to move to my favorite portion of the book signing. we have a lot of copies over on the table. if you haven't picked one up, you are able to grab one and had to register downstairs before you leave. we also have copies of the other books. thank you so much for coming tonight. [inaudible conversations]

let's bring in rick tyler, msnbc political analyst, tiffany cross, managing editor of the beat d.c., and i wanted to bring back in phillip bailey, reporter at louisville's "courier journal" who joined us to talk about kentucky politics. he joined us yesterday. phillip, how surprised were you by the results last night? >> well, no one was surprised one way or the other. everyone thought matt bevin had the home court advantage, given the white rural state. president trump came in the day before the election really to give governor bevin a boost, but everyone understood that andy beshear, with the name beshear, was known from paducah to pike ville, western to eastern kentucky and had the most energized group of supporters, that would be kentucky teachers who were incensed, maybe even hated matt bevin for some of his past comments about them and his efforts to overhaul the pension system. it wasn't so much a surprise as to how andy beshear won the race. huge margins in louisville and lexington, the two urban centers in kentucky, and also flipping counties that matt bevin won before. part

tyler is launching new shows tomorrow on bet and he's talking about it all.r and her husband mike caussin, well, they are getting real about their relationship. their struggles with sex addiction, how it almost destroyed their marriage. and after going public, jana said she heard from women all around the country. any of y'all? [laughing] well, they are very bold in their conversation and they are joining us to talk about how they rebuilt their marriage after multiple incidents of infidelity, a powerful story. and joining me in the cyber hall, let's say hi to the tam fam. standing by, kimberly washington, gardendale, alabama watching on wbtm. - hi. - tina stein in avondale, arizona from knxb. - thank you. - and annette rosa from woodbridge, virginia station wttg. thanks, fam. thank you for joining us. and a reminder, as winter approaches, you can join us in the cyber hall from your home. you don't have to put on your parka. you could just watch from home sign up, tamronhallshow.com, we'll give you as much love as the people in here are getting including you,

the big one-- movie mogul tyler perry.e heard about johnson's story, and agreed to settle his bill. >> i owe him my life. i hope i get to meet him when i get back to atlanta because he deserves the biggest hug. >> reporter: but johnson will now have to wait even longer. the hospital says he's not well enough to travel. the u.s. state department's aware of johnson's case and is trying to help him. even if he did have health insurance, he might be in the same predicament. many major health plan providers don't cover-up medical care outside the u.s. and an option that's often recommended, norah, is travel medical insurance. >> o'donnell: a big hug coming tyler perry's way, no doubt. when we come back two runners complete their long journey and how you can help their cause. two runners complete their long journey and how you can help their cause. ♪ a wealth of information. a wealth of perspective. ♪ a wealth of opportunities. that's the clarity you get from fidelity wealth management. straightforward advice, tailored recommend

tyler perry and a number of people, there are a lot of activity around people opening their own studiosourse that will help because -- does that help the systemic problem? probably not. but yes, it will help, it will employ some people and they will be trained and hopefully they will be able to go to other studios. i'm not convinced the pipeline was ever the problem anyway so i don't think that is going to change the systemic issues i'm talking about. >> give it up. [applause] >> thank you. >> that was an incredible discussion and we are so lucky to have you here tonight. they're going to my favorite portion of the night, book signing. we have a lot of copies over there at the table. grab one, get it signed and hit the register downstairs. we'll have you line up down past christian living. thank you for coming. >> a look up books being published this week. an anonymous author presumed to be a senior official in the trump administration takes a critical look at the president and a warning. and great society, compares the economic debates of the 1960s to those happening today. and like ch

talking about being hopeful in terms of the entertainment industry, do you think that tyler perry andhis new enterprise, which will bring so many people of color into various aspects of movie and theater production, or part of the answer in trying to put more people out there. >> obviously, you know, people of color owning their own is always hopeful. tyler perry, and there is a number of people, gray started by a vote oby aides that he remo there are a lot of activities around people opening their own studios, and of course that will help. does that help the systemic problem that we are talking about? probably not. but if it will help and it will import some people and then there will be training and hopefully they will be able to go into other studios. but i'm not convinced the pipeline was ever the problem anyway, so i don't think that that's going to change the systemic issues but i'm talking about. >> pamela newkirk, everyone. give it up. [applause] that was an incredible discussion and we are so lucky to have you guys here tonight. we will move on to my favorite portion of the n

hoenig says tyler is an exemplary 22 year police veteran and has tried at least 3, 2, times to becomeieutenant only to be shut down. believe discrimination and that he had spoken up about the hostile work environment back in 2014 when he testified in his latino co-workers discrimination suit city tells fox 40 the police department is however proud of this diverse workforce, even though it has like many forces in the area had recruitment challenges the turney says tyler has been a part of that recruitment only 2 seat racist attitudes prevail. >>it is not the kind of news the warriors fans want to hear not at all we now know just how long steph curry will be sidelined after he fractured his hand wednesday night. while playing the phoenix suns mark carpenter is here with the details on this and it's not that good is it might not good and we knew it would be bad just watching the video trade so uncomfortable to look back at but you get the news today. the official diagnosis. just devastating of the warriors plane right now again, san antonio, the first of many games without stephon curry

sergnt er tyler claims his department was hostile and abusive tyler the reason is that he's a that africanent. back i2014 when co-workers in his latino discrimination suit. his lawyer says tyler is an exemplary 22 a year but the police department who's tried at least 3 times to become the eutenant only to be denied. i'm a a representative for the city says quote since the city has not seen the lawsuit it would not be prudent to mment on its merits. the lice department however proud of its diverse workforce, even though it has like many forces in the area had recruitment challenges unquote. now the national news and politics beto o'rourke is out of the presidential race he shock supporters by dropping out just hours before a big campaign dinr last night in iowa, andy se has me on the surprise announcement. >>anthen there were 17 decratic presidential announced friday evening, he's ending his bid for the white house, the former texas congreman dropped out just hours before he was supposed to speak at a dinner inowa along with several other candidates. >>my service will not be as they can. >>

hoenig says tyler is an exemplary 22 year police veteran and has tried at least 3, 2, times to become a lieutenant only to be shut down. believe discrimination because he is black and that he had spoken up about the hostile work environment back in 2014 when he testified in his latino co-workers discrimination suit city tells fox 40 the police department is however proud of this diverse workforce, even though it has like many forces in the area had recruitment challenges the turney says tyler has been a part of that recruitment only 2 seat racist attitudes prevail. >>they received reporting there well a not guilty plea today from full house actress lori loughlin and her her husband to a new round of charges in that college admissions scandal. lachlan and mossimo giannulli are each charged with a 3rd charged in the indictment related to the case they already face 2 conspiracy charges in the sprawling scheme dozens of wealthy parents of course charged with paying huge bribes ives cheating in line get their kids into elite colleges. lock lynn and her husband pleaded not guilty in april t

we need this tyler [ applause ] and trump's reaction to the impeachment hearing has only made thingslast week trump attacked the former ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch on twitter during her testimony, which legal analysts said could constitute witness tampering so in advance of today's hearing anchor's on trump's favorite tv channel fox news begged him not to tweet or even watch the hearings at all. >> now if i were trump, i wouldn't even talk about impeachment. i wouldn't tweet about it. >> president should just ignore this whole thing don't tweet during it. don't get outraged over it it ticks you off >> seth: think about that. fox news anchors are telling the president to ignore the hearings, even though fox news is airing those same impeachment hearings fox is telling viewers not to watch them soon they're gonna put up a banner that says "change the channel, nickelodeon has cartoons." [ light laughter ] at this point, trump's aides are gonna have to distract him from the hearings by sending him on a scavenger hunt okay donald, there's a free chicken nugget hidden somewhere

she tyler's not alone out of every 4 young women who die in india each year 3 a teenagers have committed suicide. and jolly chap priya is a leading psychiatry assistant a specialist in female psychiatric issues she says many social problems lead to women wanting to end their lives. there is sexual abuse that goes unnoticed at the world place you've been not you know that is still feeling which is that so vivid get depressed as a result of which it is depression that also hormonal problems which cause depression in women which go unnoticed tends to deal ignorance in our society and thanks to the stigma about it going to a bad little face. but abuse is not the only difficulty indian women face entrenched cultural norms in a country that is changing rapidly after the pressure you are expecting who a lot of things expected big expected to go because when you're expected to go to children with. your husband and. the husband usually never take from any of it other than to begin running your home so that's the fed up of being you know enough to feed us. back in her apartment she tallis busy wit

welcome, everybody tyler mathison here. here is what's new at 2:00 for a tuesday.cks are climbing to record highs. evening bigger market boom or is the bubble about to burst. plus cashing in a top analyst says square's cash app is about to send shares of the company soar and gave the stock the highest price target on the street he will be here to make his case later, the visco inferno wall street using this hot pho

tyler, back to you >>> thank you very much. stocks continue their record run, are we in now or in the mid stop a year end rally and how can you catch the ride if there will be one. you say all systems a go you say market will move higher. >> definitely. it's a situation where all systems are a go it's time for market to start moving higher. it's been flat for a year. earnings have been flat but the tone last week completely changed. the fed said if you could sum it up, interest rates will stay low for quite some time and we think that could be as much as several years. with the 10-year note hovering around 10% and the 25 bits on the ten minus two, we have really turned bullish. >> you're a bit more nuanced >> i've been saying around 3100 is probably a reasonable level i think we end up plus or minus 50 points. i think the upside could be tapped by the fact the economy is still in the later stages of digesting tighter financial conditions via higher interest rates we saw throughout 2018 and it won't be until first quarter of nex

perry is also hosting a presidential debate as well. >> tyler studios is the place to be, invite ofspeaking of will smith, the two-time is on consider nominee is treating his 39 million followers on instagram with a cheeky post. >> the "aladdin" star posted this video showing off his hospital gown ahead of a colonoscopy. he said, you can't get to 50 million followers without showing your butt, here i am, getting a colonoscopy for the cloud. >> yep, smith also linked the post to a 17-minute vlog of his experiences before and after the colonoscopy saying quote there's a certain amount of commitment and embarrassment involved with being healthy, you just got to do it, man. there are people who have been following will smith for decades so they're now up to his age where he's putting out a public service announcement saying, look, i'm doing it, you should do it too. >> he did it with humor but that's a really serious thing to bring attention to, hats off to will smith. >> you mentioned "aladdin" star, there's like a thousand other movies as well. >> 100%, i just read what was in the pro

tyler. >>> for more on those trade headlines holding back stocks, let's bring in kalaa from washingt washington a lot has happened in last 24 hours. >> it sure has the home stretch that was supposed be negotiated a a good bit of posture larry kudlow said in last 24 hours that any phase one deal would include roll backs it would be a requirement for this first deal. there's been no agreement yet despite chinese and u.s. officials yesterday saying there had been the no agreement position is one that president trump appeared to back today >> they'd like to have a roll back i haven't agreed to anything got a complete roll back they know i won't do it. we're getting along well with china. they want to make a deal they want to make a deal a lot more than i do i'm very happy >> thank you today's small pull back just a blip hey, bob >> i know we're flat from the last few days but don't kid yourself we are up for the week here at new highs. that's the important thing to bear in mind the reason this is happening is because we've got some positive news here. the nefeds neutral trade talk headli

that does it for us on the exchange i'll join tyler on power lunch right now. >> we start with breaking news, as we're just seconds away now from the federal reserve releasing the minutes from its last meeting. >> officials will believe the policy will be well calibrated the monetary policy was seen as likely to remain appropriate after that cut as well as the economy and economic data came in line with that forecast >> there were some divisions inside the fed on this issue a couple of the feds wanted to state no cut was coming afterwards a couple called the rate cut a close call and two, who we know, they didn't want to cut at all. the fed said the cut was due to trade war and to take out insurance against potential downside risks there were concerns. there was concern with brexit and trade at the time. there was concern that exports would spill into the labor markets and consumer spending. they're okay with it -- not okay with it, but they're not all that concerned with weakness and manufacturing. they thought that would threaten the economic expansion several said the rate cut was be

. >> outside the tyler perry studios, i am not sure there was a memorable moment, if you were lookingodsport you didn't get it but when issue dominated and that was impeachment of donald trump. >> donald trump doesn't want me to be the nominee that is pretty clear. i found out vladimir putin doesn't want me to be president. >> no one is above the law. we have a constitutional responsibility and need to meet it. >> we cannot simply be consumed by donald trump. >> we didn't get much contrast and there wasn't a clear frontrunner. last time, elizabeth warren was clear frontrunner everyone was attacking, pete buttigieg is leading the battleground polls like in iowa. he held his own pretty strong last night. >> the most recent example of your inexperience in national security and foreign policy came your recent careless statement about how you would be willing to send troops to mexico to fight the cartels. >> that is outlandish even by the standards of today's politics. >> are you saying you didn't say that. i was talking about us-mexico cooperation. you think anybody on this stage is propo

bying the iwm with a 5% stock >> thaunk you very much head to our website or follow us on twitter tyler, back to you >>> ahead, one department store wants you to fork over some serious gold to see santa. we're not talking cookie dough >>> disney's whole new world disney plus launching today. >>> juul expected to cut 650 jobs as it looks to cut costs. the burning question, what's next for the vaping industry all this when power lunch returns. we call it the mother standard of care. it's how we care for our patients- like job. his team actca treated his cancer and side effects. so job can stay strong for his family. cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. i'm part of a community of problem solvers. we make ideas grow. from an everyday solution... to one that can take on a bigger challenge. we are solving problems that improve lives. . >>> welcome back here is your cnbc news update. white house acting chief mick mulvaney says he no longer plans to sue and will follow president trump's directions and decline to cooperate it's the latest reversal in position by mulva

. >> it surprises me, tyler. have to think they are talking about diy, do it yourself inv s investo investors. we find our investors generally are -- pair portfolios are designed in context of their risks, risk tolerance. their objectives and goals and way under 100% of their -- portfolios and objectives. in this particular point in time with interest rates as low as they are, if you can get 2% and achieve that on an annual basis over the years, the lucky thing is you'll double your money in 36 years on the other hand if you can get 6% on average over the years, you can double your money in approximately 12 years the average return, price return of the s&p 500 since the end of 1997 up until last weekend including the tech bubble, the housing bubble, all that kind of stuff, the financial crisis. average return of the s&p 500 is 6% that's before dividends are considered we have to think that stocks are important. it's important to consider their goals and objectives we would consider the professional experience adv

first quarter tyler harrison finds a crease and exploits it. 43 yards to the zone.er no good but it's 40-0 bobcats at the half. 21-0 at the third. that is good for 86 yards and a touchdown. paradise wins 28-13 to advance to the championship game. great night for the team and the community. the guy who shot those football highlights has a pretty significant connection to this next highlight. a women soccer tournament game between michigan and texas tech. check this out it will all make sense. down the left side the girl receiving the ball here is randy's daughter with the assist on the go there. that gives the wolverines the lead and they go on to win 3-2. number one north carolina this week. how great is that? he's got mascot hands. the mascot can't catch. (thumping) claire. there's a girl in luke's bed. where's luke? with the girl! (groans drowsily) should we just make a noise and scare her off? is it a girl or a possum? honey, there's no one there. there was. i saw girl bumps and hair. it was probably just his chewbacca doll. it's not a doll. it's a plush action f

tyler, good morning. guest: good morning. tyler, first of all, tell us how we got to the runoff today between the incumbent governor john bel edwards and eddie rispone. tell us how we got here? guest: it is rispone, by the way. host: got it. that rhymes with "phony," according to john bel edwards, the democratic incumbent and his supporters, but how we got to this situation, jesse, is that louisiana has an open primary. all the candidates are in the primary, regardless of political party, and there were three candidates in the primary, the incumbent governor, john bel edwards, the only democratic governor in the deep south. election fourise years ago, a story i tell in my book "longshot," and he was challenged in the primary by this richness -- this businessman, eddie rispone, a very wealthy businessman, a big donor to conservative causes but totally unknown. the third candidate was a congressman from rural northeast louisiana, ralph abraham. in the primary, the governor got about 46%. 27 percent, abraham, 23%. abraham was kn

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state insurance officials say tyler chen made it appear as if the fires at 2 homes were the result of careless cooking accidents. he also put smoke damage possessions inside those homes. many of the burned things were used in insurance claims from fires at his warehouses and businesses that all happened between 2011 and 2013. investigators say chen and a coconspirator were trying to get more than $5 million in damages. they received roughly 4 million from 5 insurance companies. >>> and san francisco is a step closer to getting more emergency resources. they want to increase the number of portable fire department tankers and pipelines. city officials say right now emergency water services only cover the northeast part of city living neighborhoods like the richmond and sunset districts unprotected. it's now up to the board of supervisors to give the final approval. >>> and a live look right now at council bluffs, iowa where bernie sanders is appearing at a rally. there to join in, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. the high profile freshman congresswoman and one of 3 members of the

republican strategist rick tyler and eugene scott political reporter for the "washington post."s this shake up the democratic field, if at all? >> we haven't seen much evidence of it shaking it up thus far. his numbers in the polls are low. he's obviously banking on -- >> no pun intended. >> banking on these ads, but he's not running these ads where the contest really is right now which is in iowa and to some degree new hampshire and south carolina. so i think he's actually -- this is all about who emerges from those states, not what happens in those states. if you have strong candidates emerge, right now we should be clear, 70% of democrats like the field. if you have strong candidates emerge, there may not be room for michael bloomberg. if you don't, then i think that's where the question really lies. he has a lot of criticism within the party he's going to have to weather as well. >> he's already apologized to a key component of a democratic coalition which is the african-american voters. he's not going to be in south carolina. a week ago he finally apologized for a controver