i'm dom chu. investors grow more cautious about the potential economic impact of that fast-spreading coronavirus and fears are building about what will happen when china opens for business again next week after being closed for the lunar new year holiday. the dow wiping out the january gains, the first january loss for the dow since 2016 the s&p 500 and nasdaq are narrowly holding on to the gains for the month of january let's get more on what's driving today's moves. seema mody live at the new york stock exchange what can you tell us >> dom, the dow on track for the worst day since october 2nd. we just off the lows of the day. we started the day down around 220 points as a number of dow components reported disappointed earnings the sell-off in the morning. elevated fears around the coronavirus. biggest laggards that the hour -- caterpillar, chevron, exxonmobil reacting to those earnings reports among the energy companies that reported about one third have fallen short of expectations this quarter

rising and shining was dom sibley. this was his first test 50.but a day that started with two quick wickets ended the same way. england's lead is beyond 250. any more madness and magic, it will be impossible for south africa to catch up. chelsea extended their unbeaten women's super league run to 10 matches today and their new high profile signing, sam kerr, had a significant part to play as they beat reading by 3 goals to 1. they're now four points behind the league leaders arsenal with a game in hand. miriam walker—khan reports. two years of conversations led to this moment. a player megan rapinoe called the best in the world is making a new home at kings meadow. her first chance in the game camejust a minute in. and it was out of character. reading have been called the "comeback queens" this season, and as another strike came in, it was overshadowed seconds later at the opposite end by reading's grace maloney storming out of the net to take out sam kerr. not the warmest welcome to english football. but sam kerr wasn't dwelling on it. a cheeky

dom bess there.nathan trott about england's chances from here and also that dom bess five—wicket haul. real good in the way that he backed up real good in the way that he backed up yesterday's performance but also the performance in cape town as well. unlucky to not have a few more. where is this match now? really for trading thursday because the afternoon session was wiped out? —— frustrating third day. the afternoon session was wiped out? -- frustrating third day. whether go over it was to bat again, the weather, and the day off for day five, knebel played a huge part in his decision and if you can have the opportunity to make south africa follow—up. opportunity to make south africa follow-up. quinton de kock is leaving a very charmed life there, dropped three times. england have got to get them out quickly tomorrow. absolutely. and he's a dangerous player. he can get south africa close to that. it was amazing, we saw that yesterday. but if it has a player he has been. i'm sure tomorrow, he will be

dom? >> as we talk about this notion here that we could see some kind of electric legislative action to talk about what's happening with the war powers that president trump has, what exactly politically can we expect there how much support is there that house speaker nancy pelosi has with regard to getting this kind of a measure through the house of representatives >> reporter: that's a good question we haven't seen anything like a whip count yet to see what the support would look like, but the concern here seems to be not that there was not a threat coming from iran, but that congress was not consulted that's their wheelhouse. in other words, that the president did not follow the checks and balances in the constitution that seems to be their biggest concern with trying to push this war powers resolution this week. >> thank you very much, tracie potts, for that update live from washington, d.c. let's get over to nbc's cal perry live in doha, qatar, in the middle east. what are you hearing

dom sibley stars for england as they look to level the test series against south africa.ut not such a good day for fernando alonso, though, who runs into trouble at the dakar rally. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with football news, and there were six games in italy's top flight on monday with cristiano ronaldo scoring his first serie a hat—trick. the 34—year—old was instrumental injuventus‘s win, but it didn't stop inter going back to the top of the table. with that, and news of zlatan ibrahimovic‘s milan return, here's craig templeton. another decade, another cristiano rinaldo hetrick. and a first in serie a. sloppy defending court rinaldo on his way just after sloppy defending court rinaldo on his wayjust after halftime. a clu msy his wayjust after halftime. a clumsy challenge then lead to a penalty and a second for the portuguese star. gonzalo then added another, a fourth and the third floor rinaldo was always on the cards. with eight minutes to go, it came. he now has 56 travels in his career and shows no sign of stopping soon. unfortunately for r

high tensions in that room, dom. >> i mean, this is literally palace intrigue. following this i mean, i want to know how much the queen really, really doesn't like or likes whatever is going on right now >> wouldn't you love to know every step -- usually the other stuff, i can pass on it, but this, every step of the way, we were talking about it, season 20 of "the crown" in the making >> i haven't watched, my wife is a big fan but i might have to watch all what netflix stuff francis rivera, thanks for that update. >>> when we come back on the show - >> what is it you want, mary what do you want you want the moon? just say the word and i'll throw a lasso around it and pull it down hey, that's a pretty good idea i'll give you the moon, mary >> i'll take it. >> well, how one billionaire is looking to make that famous line a reality with a little help from spacex when "worldwide exchange" returns after this high protein low sugar tastes great! high protein low sugar so good! high protein low sugar mmmm, birthday cake! and try pure protein delicious protein shakes bu

england captain joe root, hit 61 before he and nightwatchman, dom bess fell late on at newlands.d level the four—test series at 1—1. here's our cricket correspondent, jonathan agnew. well, i thought england were ruthless today. sometimes you see a tea m ruthless today. sometimes you see a team ina ruthless today. sometimes you see a team in a field eating a couple of workers, unable to finish them off and you lose the initiative. but withjimmy and you lose the initiative. but with jimmy anderson taking and you lose the initiative. but withjimmy anderson taking his 2005 wicket hall, five kachess for ben stokes as well, they left the field with the initiative. obviously feeling despondent about the situation. however they still had to bat themselves into position of that advantage and, credited to don sibley, it wasn't pretty. it is exactly what he had to do, one or two wickets fell along the way. for sibley to pay as patiently, methodically, and calmly as he did, to end upis methodically, and calmly as he did, to end up 15 runs short of his first century, was outstanding. how long

in the fast and flashy world of modern cricket, dom sibley is a throwback to more watchful times., ben stokes took a slightly different approach. with england in control, this was all south africa needed. stokes at his blistering best, as he walloped the bowling to all corners of cape town, catching practice for the crowd and 50 in a flash. by contrast, sibley was barely scoring, but eventually his seven—hour vigil brought a first test hundred. a triumph of tenacity and a moment to savour. stokes was fast catching him up, another barrage of boundaries before eventually falling for 72. by then, england were out of sight. even sibley throwing his customary caution to the wind, finishing unbeaten on 133, after batting his team into a match—winning position. south africa's target, a massive 438, and england's bowlers were soon making life uncomfortable. was that leg before? not quite. as replays showed, it just grazed the bat. the hosts are battling hard, but with more than a day still to play, england will be confident that victory is still within their reach. andy swiss, bbc news. b

sibley the best — a first test century for dom sibley as england take control of the second test in south be live at the emirates ahead of the final game of the fa cup third round weekend, as arsenal host leeds united. and another manchester derby in the women's fa cup. we look ahead to the rest of the match ups from the fourth round draw. we will look back on the best of the action of the nfl wild card weekend. hello, good evening and welcome to the first monday sportsday of 2020. we've got a busy programme for you tonight as we look ahead to tonight's fa cup match at the emirates, but before that england's cricketers seem to have shaken off that winter bug. they've put themselves in a strong position to level the series in south africa, declaring on 391 for 8 to set the proteas a test record a38 to win. andy swiss was watching the action. under the shadow of table mountain, england found their own immovable object in the fast and flashy world of modern cricket, dom sibley is a throwback to more watchful times resuming on 85, he set about nudging towards a century will at the other end,

let's hear more from the man who has put england in such a strong position, the centurion dom sibley.s of surrey, and i played in south africa. this ground is amazing, and to score 100 here — and the atmosphere, as well. stokes told me out there to take in and enjoy it for a second. it seems like a blur now, but i certainly enjoyed at the time. it's always nice to contribute toa win, time. it's always nice to contribute to a win, and i haven't had a test yet, so hopefully tomorrow we can ta ke yet, so hopefully tomorrow we can take their wickets. 0bviously yet, so hopefully tomorrow we can take their wickets. obviously this evening was a bonus, taking that late one. but there'll be some hard work tomorrow, and hopefully we can ta ke work tomorrow, and hopefully we can take a pause the test. and all honesty, all results are possible. but certainly not something we are betting on. i guess we just got to have another look to see if we are able to have a good go at it. but our plan tomorrow is to try and get as many balls as we can. let's round up some of the day's other sports stories no

despite injury tojofra archer, they recovered to win the next two — with james anderson and dom besscher now fit, former captain kevin pietersen suggests he could be being alienated from the rest of the squad — much like the end of his international career. patrick gearey has more. england finished their tour at a high point. johannesburg, 6000 feet above sea level, where the air is thinner and things happen quicker. the place for pace, a good time then to have jofra the place for pace, a good time then to havejofra archer back from injury. last year, he hurtled onto the scene at 90 miles an hour. recently, his form and his body have caused him to stumble slightly kevin pietersen this week suggested archer may become like him an outsider. his captain responded on the front foot. there's been a number of learnings for him so far on the store. we are very keen on making sure that we try and get the best out ofjofra. we keep making, creating an environment where he can learn can develop, not standstill as a player and keep growing in test cricket. root stop short of sake he actually pla

in the green once again and dom chu. >> they were in the green most of the day and dip at one point, brian. we are building on yesterday's begans the dow jones up by 115. just about half a percent to the upside s&p 500 at the highs up 16 points at the lows down about 5 and stuck in the middle there. quarter percent gains and the nasdaq up about one third of 1%. a big theme to watch, what growth stocks, technology, communication services, those types of names did versus value more oriented. two etfs that track it more than double performance in terms of growth type stocks versus value the gap wider in first part of 2020 see if the trend continues and then the stock of the day, we are just about 3% away from record highs in mcdonald's shares gone, just about 3% from the record levels. up a huge since this october area 11% to the upside for mcdonald's better than expected profits sales in line. important part, to you here, mcdonald's, u.s. and global same store sales, establish restaurant sales locations better than expected back over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> all right. let's

>> that's what i'm saying, dom that severe shortage of homes for sale is actually changing the calendar for the whole housing market from 2015 through 2018 the peak month for average views per listing on realtor.com was april. january then lagged a full 16% in 2019, january was the busiest month on the site in 20 of the largest 100 metros those cities include new york, l.a., chicago, dallas, houston, seattle, san francisco, atlanta, denver, just to name a few in 2018, that was true for just three of the top 100 metros. and atlanta is particularly competitive this year. >> i've gotten at least 30, maybe 30% more phone calls already to start the home search in january it's a race out here, so it's either they get started fast or they wait until the actual spring market and they miss out on all the inventory >> the number of homes for sale in november, which is the latest reading, was down 9.5% annually and the supply of homes priced below $200,000 was down a stunning 16.5% so if you want to move, you've got to do it now. >> a lot of food for thought, diana olick, thanks for those reports

dom? >> mr. mathison, worried about that coronavirus outbreak in china and spreading across the world. not terrible he so dow is down. so call it roughly flat. 244 points at the low. right in the middle that have range so far today, tilted toward the downside. s&p off .75%, nasdaq off about that same percentage amount. yields does perhaps signal that safety trade happening right now. the ten-year note yields all the way down to 1.54% for some kind of context that's the lowest levels all the way back to october. people are buying up the safety of government bonds, pushing those yields lower and we'll end on some of the stocks of the day. facebook we know what happened to them on earnings they shed $15 billion of market value, the perspective of losing a john deere, taking down social media complex as well, pinterest, twitter, snap, down 2.5 to 3.5%. keep an eye, tyler, on facebook and all the other names on social media back over to you. >> dom, thank you very much. breaking in the last hour on th

i'm dom chu. a developing story as the united states kills a top iranian general in an air strike what happens next? and what could the retaliation be markets rattled by the news overseas but should you be making moves in your portfolio or just stay the course? >> and an exclusive interview, dallas fed president on the fed's next moves he is a big one there. he's a voting member on the fed this year. but let's get right to our top story. >>> all right. the u.s. killing iran's top commander. general qasem soleimani in an air strike in baghdad. soleimani has been a key figure in middle east politics and iranian politics for some time and some have considered him the country's most powerful military commander. his death exacerbating what's already been high tensions between the iran and the united states here. the department of defense saying the general soleimani was actively developing plans to attack american service members and diplomats throughout the region in response, the iranian foreign mini

dom westing killed jake. but why? - tommy said that they had stolen money from a guy that jake was working for. - that would be xander barkin. - yeah, but when toby read barkin, he didn't have a thought that he'd done anything to either jake or westing. - well, that was the last thing he said before he pulled a knife on me in toby's apartment. i don't even know the guy anymore, so - all right, maybe there's someone else involved in this that we haven't spoken to yet. - did he say anything that could tell us where he was going? - no, nothing. i mean, i knew he was keeping his share of the money. maybe he went somewhere to go get it. - well, where does a guy like that go to disappear? - well, wherever he's heading, he's gonna have a bunch of killers on his tail. i'm gonna put out an alert. - ok. thank you. you know, right until he left, he said he was still trying to do the right thing. can you believe that? - maybe he was. humans are complicated. let's go. - no, humans are idiots when they believe humans that are lying

but rising and shining with dom sibley, this was his first test 50.uick wickets ended the same way. still, the england lead is beyond 250, a bit more magic and menace and it will be beyond south africa as well. adam wild, bbc news. there's more on the bbc sport website. mishal. the 77th annual golden globes ceremony will start in a few hours in los angeles, as the hollywood awards season gets underway. among the contenders is the world war i epic 1917, directed by sam mendes, and martin scorcese's the irishman. 0ur los angeles correspondent sophie long is live on the red carpet. anticipation is building here on the red carpet, who will go home with the coveted golden globes? we know the coveted golden globes? we know the best director will not be a woman because none have been nominated in that category, something that did not go unnoticed. these are sensitive times in hollywood yet ricky gervais is it hit the night, the british comedian famously unafraid of causing offence product we could be in pain interesting evening. —— in line for an interesting

that the one had that in them and not miss them but i had a dom who are in the power of attorney island. and walk them into the one. i looked at no better to follow them when the men and women that i knew and then. do that in the car in the. but maybe it's money or i'll be i'll mine you know we want to do a very final question just very quickly if the attacks continue on tripoli if have start forces continue to ignore the calls by the international community for cease fire at what point do you say enough is enough i will not engage anymore with any political process national. it had to jimmy on the surface yes you're going to go. with the. limit that i had the problem. for had been this really in the middle of the didn't appreciate universe and. all of the movie and then you want to go to the well you know what happened in this one mother uniting the mosque or later on in the. problems while one of the women in the unit blocks not just the body if you had to defend an awful. lot i do any business in a pool and i'll be more sort of regime at the. most of us yes you know in the. morning a

dean elgar expertly caught by ollie pope off the bowling of dom bess.ven by those with the best view. south africa's captain faf du plessis was next to fail the bess test, again caught by pope. england's spinner was only brought on this tour because of sickness in the camp, yet when he removed van der dussen, he had taken all five south african wickets. england still nearly 400 runs ahead. only the weather gave south africa sanctuary, rain ruining the afternoon session. it was still murky when they returned. perhaps the reason for this strange incident. ben stokes dropping a catch. where was the kryptonite? not long later, cape back on, he was bowling, and dismissing nortje, who had been sent in last night to block. his concentration finally broken. but it was the man stokes had missed who had become the problem. quinton de kock made his way to 50, this would be his lucky day. having been dropped by england's best fielder once already, it happened again, and, unbelievably, again. stokes stunned, the batsmen survived. with the forecast iffy and time gett

but dom sibley steadied the ship.y, unbeaten on 85. and captain joe root was going nicely on 6! until becoming undone late in the day by dwaine pretorius. dom bess was out for a duck as play came to a close — england will resume day four on 218 for 4, that's a lead of 264 runs. exeter remain top of rugby union's english premiership after a bonus point victory against london irish. second placed northampton keep pace with exeter though after a last minute win against wasps. this try from matteo minotzi and a penalty try put the hosts ahead, despite being down to 11! men but northampton weren't finished. tangaylee nieravoro bundling over from short range in the 77th minute to earn the bonus try victory for the saints. the minnesota vikings are the latest team through in wildcard weekend of the nfl‘s post season. it took an overtime touchdown from kyle rudolph to claim the win after the teams were all square at the end of the fourth quarter. it's the second time in the last three seasons that the vikings have beaten the

. >> yeah, that's right, dom president trump had also said that the phase two negotiations would startht away, but that the actual deal for phase two would likely be completed after the november election. the chinese have not responded at all, either officially or on the state press, and from the chinese perspective what they know is that they are sending a delegation to the united states, to washington, the vice premier is going to be leading the delegati delegation for some discussions ahead of the signing ceremony, which they believe is going to be on wednesday. reports are saying that it's going to take place at 11:30 a.m. at the white house. the delegation is going to include senior chinese officials from various parts of the government, including commerce, finance and agriculture. on a phase two deal, the official chinese response has been that a phase two would only begin negotiations after a little bit more time to see what the execution is going to be like for a phase one deal. and from my understanding, dom, just from discussions that i've had from various people both in and

dom bess was out for a duck, as play came to a close.of 264 runs. and the man known as the greatest quarterback of all time, tom brady, has played down speculation he's going to retire, after his new england patriots were knocked out of the nfl playoffs by the tennessee titans. with 15 seconds left, and the patriots trailing, brady's last pass was intercepted for a touchdown. the 42 year old, who's won a record six super bowls, is now set to become a free agent for the first time in his career, but says it's pretty unlikely he'll retire in the off season. that's all the sport for now. thank you. the argument about leave or remain is over, the labour mp sir keir starmer has said, after becoming the fifth candidate to enter the party's leadership contest. the shadow brexit secretary said labour needed to regain the public‘s trust, as a force for good and change. 0ur political correspondent, jonathan blake, reports. back on the campaign trail, sir keir starmer launched his bid to lead labour in stevenage, a conservative seat, which voted to

england captainjoe root hit 61, before he and nightwatchman dom bess fell late on at newlands.e four—test series at 1—all. to the nfl, where there's plenty of speculation regarding tom brady's future, after the new england patriots were knocked out of the playoffs. brady, who's 42 years old and has won six super bowls, has only played for the patriots in his record—breaking 20—year career. but he says it's "pretty unlikely" he'll retire in the off—season. the titans stunned the defending champions, 20—13, in their afc wild—card game. the houston texans willjoin the titans in the next round of the playoffs and so will either the minnesota vikings or the new orleans saints. that game has gone to overtime. later, the 2018 champions, the philadelphia eagles, face the 2014 winners, the seattle sea hawks. that is all your support for now. back to you, samantha. thanks very much. one of the great wine merchants of the past century, georges duboeuf, has died, at the age of 86. he's credited as the man who turned the red wine beaujolais nouveau — that was once a little—known french prod

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>> thank you so much good morning, dom.hairman of jp morgan chase international, former bank of israel governor a davos vaeteran how many years now >> this is 33. >> there is so much talk around climate and esg and negative interest rates you were earnly in warning abou negative interest rates. >> it is an issue. negative interest rates have done their job very well when the financial crisis was at its highest. it was important to extinguish the fire but it is abnormal it moves the load of the financial industry it encourages people to take morris being it weakens the financial industry look at the pension system, true life insurance it represents a fundamental imbalance. it is a result of something called the only game in town monetary policy has become the only game in town for too long the important thing is the solution has to come through other policy solutions whether fiscal policy or pressure those policies remove distortions including open markets. one of the dangers today comes from fragmentation too many countries

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dom sibley stars for england as they look to level the test series against south africa.onso, though, who runs into trouble at the dakar rally. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with football news, and there were six games in italy's top flight on monday with cristiano ronaldo scoring his first serie a hat—trick. the 34—year—old was instrumental injuventus's win, but it didn't stop inter going back to the top of the table. with that, and news of zlatan ibrahimovic‘s milan return, here's craig templeton.

with who is happening in the middle east but not reacting as forcefully as we thought they would >> so domthink part of the reason we are seeing that and it was highlighted by our colleague in tel aviv is the response we heard from the iranian officials against the coalition bases in iraq you have the foreign minister tweet where he said we do not seek es ska lags or war but we will defend ourselves against any escalation saying iran took proportional measures. saying this doesn't seem to be proportional there were no casualties however, the signaling is that this may be it there were reports that the leaders of the iranian revolutionary guard have told some reporters that this includes the attack or response. i don't know if that means for today or for some time if we can believe all of those statements and that this is the end of the escalation, that's why you would see the return of equity futures and some of the asian markets as well. >> michelle makes some very, very key points here the idea that the deescalation aspect from the iranian side president trump saying all is well we are w

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session injohannesburg due to rain, england's batsmen started well with a century opening stand between domand zak crawley. but it was followed by a mini collapse, culminating in ben stokes caught for just two runs, and as he left the field he was then clearly heard on live tv exchanging obscene words with a spectator. stokes has since apologised for his behaviour and we're awaiting any response from the icc. here's what former england bowler graham onions had to say. he's obviously highly frustrated with the way he has been, how he got out. it also, someone said something i think went up the field. we don't know who said it and he reacted to it. we have to save a copy match official, and the referee, and he will get a talking to angela. the only day i saw was that he was going on. he said a few words and we don't know what he said to him he said it to. iam know what he said to him he said it to. i am uncertain on that right now. i am uncertain on that right now. there was a dramatic late win for london irish in rugby union's premiership tonight, preventing northampton from going top of the

. >> i thought it was important to note that dom and his lovely wife are going to be having a baby iay you announced it to the newsroom >> most of the newsroom does know and now a good portion of our viewing population >> congratulations to you, and your daughter will have a little brother or sister. >> thank you very much >> and what have you guys done lately >> eaten a lot >> thank you very much appreciate that. kate, robert, and dom. >>> china is a key market for apple, and a vital link in the supply chain we'll look at what the coronavirus could mean for apple ahead of earnings tonight that is next. how's the it department liking the now platform? every time it takes care of something for us, we celebrate. how often does that... got it. servicenow -the smarter way to workflow. >>> apple is going to report their fiscal first quarter earnings after the bell today. while its business in china has picked up lately, the question is very obvious. could the coronavirus derail apple's progress josh is in cupertino with what to watch tonight and more about china. josh >> so brian, it's in

root was impressed by the maturity of the likes of pope and dom bess combined with the experience ofen stokes too. right from the start, the opening partnership, challenging conditions and different conditions. still challenging in many ways, it was quite hard to score. but at no point did they with them back in the game from there. at times where didn't quite happen as fluently as we want to. but that partnership between ben and ollie was something else please to see ben continue to form he's in. and for a young lad like macklin to play that way and go through different gears in different stages, to really show everyone and he has shown quinces of it already but show eve ryo ne shown quinces of it already but show everyone that he belongs in this arena and on this stage. —— a young lad like ollie. let's have quick look at some of the day's football news. west brom failed to extend their lead at the top of the championship over leeds to four points, losing 1—0 to at home to stoke. tyrese campbell scored the goal. his side are now four points clear of the relegation zone. the former e

dom chu has a breakdown of the action >>> all right, mike, we have european stocks slipping from recordvels on the back of the u.s. air strike killing iran's top military commander. you can see more red than green. the stock 600 is closing off lows of the session after down as much as a percent earlier in the day. european energy companies are very much in focus today like american counterparts. check out british petroleum, royal dutch shell, all up 1 to 2% there different story for european airlines oil rallies weighing on shares of those companies easy jet down 4% expected to pose worst day of trading since june for lufthansa. putting the moves in context, the price of brent crude, global bench mark trading $60, below the peak of 75 bucks a barrel back in april. we'll watch that oil trade through the course of the day and reaction from european leaders. france president macron is urging iran to refrain from provocation in talks with the russian president putin. back to you. >> thank you, dom. >>> time for a news update sue herera has it at hq. >> indeed i do thank you, jon here's what

there are other options in the pace of market would come to the craft of chris woakes or the spin of domess. important call. so often england and found himself with the wrong tools on foreign soil stop when their third test in a row and they will have an all—important away series victory. a big challenge for this group. and for young group as well. one thing we did very well at the two less venues was we read the conditions and we played them brilliantly. and this will be very different to that. making sure that we tune ourselves into that very quickly and make sure we have plenty of position, which will be every difficult. the got a good record here. very good understanding of how this ground differs from others. south africa take the field... over the years, south african fast bowlers have ta ken well the years, south african fast bowlers have taken well here but they are without the fear of their pack. they will look one last time to vernon philander. his 64th and final test. this captain hopes goodbye comes with good luck. we would like to see vernon leave this game in the way that v

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test tonne, finally out for 120 south africa were 60 for two at the close of play with england spinner doms taking both wickets. the home side still trail by a39 runs. i felt like i ifelt like i got it for two i felt like i got it for two and then at mid—on, they gave up on it and as soon as i then at mid—on, they gave up on it and as soon as i saw then at mid—on, they gave up on it and as soon as i saw him give up, i wa nt to and as soon as i saw him give up, i want to the far side. it was a celebration to be honest. i didn't know what to do. just getting rid of a bit of energy. it was a pretty special moment. it was awesome to look at the boys in the changing room and see it and seeing how happy they were as well, something we really enjoy, enjoy each other‘s success. really enjoy, enjoy each other‘s success. that was pretty awesome. so a day ollie pope will remember for the rest of his life. earlierjonathan trott joined us in the studio and gave us his reaction. the thing that struck me, and what pressed me usually was he didn't feel as he had to play like ben stokes. he played in the s

dom, the markets are loving the trade deal and usmca. does this overall help the economy and in turn november's election? >> all right. so there's a kind of fundamental maybe conventional wisdom among financial circles that if the economy does well, typically the government that's in place tends to do well along with it. this is an interesting time because there's so much controversy surrounding president trump and his administration. but the one thing that markets can hang their hat on now is the idea that if trade gets resolved, if there are at least steps taken to make it more positive, that the economy not just here in the united states but around the world will do better as well. if that is the situation, we could see movement there by companies to want to hire more people, invest more, all of that positivity is driving some of the stock market action these days. this view, stephanie, that the economy will do better, and as a result people will be better off. that's probably the reason you're seeing markets continue. it is seeming l

cnbc's dom chu joins us now. let's talk about the last 24 hours.the markets recovered when they realized that iran's attacks were dehe is -escalating. then he stuck to script and for the first time, sang the praises of nato. explain what the market is thinking about it. >> the mashlgrkets are thinking deescalation provides a path for markets. up until now, for the past several months and years, the past of least resistance for the market and the u.s. overall is to the up side. that's because by many measures, the u.s. is the best economy, best market relatively speaking around the world from a lot of standpoints. the economy is doing well, although not as well as it could be doing, but certainly not recessionary at this point. it is also about the market that's relatively better from a valuation standpoint than some others, also a safer place to be from that perspective. if you take a look at the reasons why the market moves higher again, we're sitting at new record highs again today, the economy is part of that backdrop. the reason is because you

dom chu has more. >> we talked about the lows, about 550 points but if you're more of an s&p watcher, the highs of the day are down about 36 so we're right near the best levels of the session. we are down 60 at one point so the s&p markedly lower, 1 quali 1/4%. we will be watching closely. and now the 1.6 level we are seeing has been the move lower yields going all the way back around to october. that's the last time we saw yield this low so buying up the safety of the treasury debt. and you mentioned companies with exposure to china in that region three dow components, apple, caterpillar and nike those three dow components seen as having business impact from either consumer spending or economy in china keep an eye on those names i will send things back over to you, brian. >> dom, thank you very much. >>> now to more on the coronavirus outbreak and what we know at this hour. 82 people have died. all of them have been inside of china at this point. there are more than 2,800 confirmed cases, including now five in the united states. we're live in beijing with the latest with eunice yoon.

i'm dom chu. developing story as the united states kills a top iranian general in an air strike what happens next? and what could the retaliation be markets rattled by the news overseas but should you be making moves in your portfolio or just stay the course? >> and an exclusive interview, dallas fed president on the fed's next moves he is a big one there. he's a voting member on the fed this year. but let's get right to our top story. >>> all right. the u.s. killing iran's to

lewis to dom hussein at spin very serious it's propped up the regime it comments very influential inanon through its proxy has a blog, yemen and his struggle is saudi arabia, as you mentioned at the beginning, i was starting to see some pushback to that iranian influence? how do you see that going now in the next year so? is are going to be further resistance to their influence? >> every indication i have seen is there would be more. iraq for example where iran has had most of the culturally embedded influence because of the number of shiites, the number of leaders who lived part of the years and iran. there is pushback there. [inaudible] if you read between the lines, every statement he has made is essentially here that iran needs to set up a rocky politics. the report he had one time even asked soleimani to leave iraq because he thought he was influencing too much. in lebanon it was the same way. has below was on the liberal defensive. so i think regional lead they were very much on the defensive. and their ability not to spend as much money on these proxies, might soon be very inf