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have a grea great, great rest of your weekend thank you much for being with me. see you next time. ♪ ♪. gerry: hello and welcome to the wall street journal at large. used to be said when wall street sneezes, the rest of the world catches a cold. but it's a sign of our changing times that it was wall street seemed to succumb to the rising menace of a virus that began a couple of months ago in the chinese heartland. financial markets were pummeled with investors suggesting the indications of the rapidly spreading corona virus or wiping out all the gains of so far. worry of this spread and the durability of this group markets. the yield on the ten year hit record lows. with investors seeking the safety of u.s. government debt. now the immediate cause of the fear was sudden evidence to the disease taking hold now well outside of china. the number of cases in italy, iran, south korea vote significantly. trent president trump sought to calm fears but the u.s. would also see an epidemic and insisted the country was well prepared to cope. anointing vice president pence t

eventually -- reemerge >> stuart stevens, breakin down grievance, governance 2023, stewart, thank you, grea having you all here. when we come back, a rar bipartisan push to protect kid on social media. we will talk with one of the coauthors of that bill senator chris murphy next. later, big losses for firs republic bank, will they get through with a lifeline from the government, insiders say > stuart stevens, breaking dow grievance, governance, 2023, stewart, thank you, grea having you all here. when we come back, a rar bipartisan push to protect kid on social media. we will talk with one of the coauthors of that bill senator chris murphy next. later, big losses for firs republic bank, will they get through with a lifeline from the government, insiders say d not hold your breath we will break down what yo need to care the 11th hour just getting underway, i'm clearly a very busy wednesday wake up, achievers. you're making the most of every hour of your life. except the hours that you're sleeping. so why do we leave so much untapped potential on the table? this is a next level bed, for a next

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that will do it for us to buy tickets and to check outc these greas performing this weekend go to summerfestan jose jazz.org. as always you can find more of our coverage at kqed newsroom. thanks for joining us. robert: the nation and congress at a crossroads. i'm robert costa. welcome to "washingtonk. w deadly shootings in two cities leave the nation shaken. president trump says he ispen to tougher gun laws. president trump: we need intelligent background checks. robert: but makes no commitments, and the n.r.a. pressures him to back off.cr des insist the targeted attack on latinos in el paso is a reckoning. >> this president has fanned the flames of white supmacy i this nation. trump offers no moral leadership. robert: aocus on domestic terrorism as tensions continue between the president

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transition team has already held its first post-election meeting and launched its official website grea filling out his cabinet as speculation swirls about who will get those prime positions. here's abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: with donald trump headed to the whithouse and the gop in solid control of capitol hill, top republicans took a victory lap. >> this is the most incredible political feat i have seen in my lifetime. >> reporter: his cabinet in waiting may include familiar names like top surrogates rudy giuliani for attorney general or newt gingrich for secretary of state. trump has outlined a jam-packed the top order of business, repeal and replace obamacare, but what that will look like is unclear. 20 million americans have gained coverage under president obama's signature law. >> believe me, we'll get rid of that. i've been saying it for years. >> reporter: trump has also promised middle class families a big tax cut, 35%. but it's unknown how he'll pay for it. >> and that's what they can use and that money will go back into the economy. >> reporter: on border security -- [ cha

the weather will be grea she spent a lifetime making a difference for people. winning healthcare for 8 million children. benefits for families of reservists and the national guard. standing strong around the world for human rights and women's rights. hillary clinton. take on the drug companies to lower the cost of prescription drugs. and give everyone the opportunity to go to college without going into debt. she'll get the job done... for us. i'm hillary clinton >>> you are watching news 19 at 6:00 p.m. with jr berry and darci strickland. >>> good day to play hooky but we didn't. we came to work. dedicated to had cause. >> needed a pay check. >> and that. and friday is pay day. but it was nice out there. >> this is just the start of something and with baseball season kicking off on friday, just in time. we have rain that we are tracking. moving across the tennessee river valley today. it moved in to the upstate of south carolina and closing in on the charlotte area. however this is moving more towards the east and all of this rain is moving into dry air. so a l

it's just going to look grea >>> for years the biggest draw and a game was the visiting team. it was definitely that way tonight. the mvp in the house. the greek freak is rumored to eventually wind up right here in the bay area. for now though he is in milwaukee. that means trouble for the rest of the league. he had 30 points. the steal, the gym. the warriors within 5. milwaukee gives it to the closer in clutch time. they are a league best 33-6. >> the vikings will come into the bay area on saturday. adam thielen had an ankle injury in practice and their other receiver, stefon diggs, he is ill. that guy the 49ers defines needs to focus onmostis that men. dalvin cook. he had 130 yards from scrimmage last week in new orleans after missing the final 2 games of the regular season with a >>oulder and chest pain. i was never red. >>> carla, rolled the top 5 please. a big block here. runs the floor and get a behind the e nasty gm and the rockets beat the hawks. how do you like it? tj worn and the pacers in jimmy butler of the heat mixed it up. butler blew him a kiss after he was ejec

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. >> i humbly and grea gratefully accept your nomination for the presidency of the united states. >> trevor: yes. nothing so humble like turning the stage gold and having your name in a nine thousand point sun. even the good year blimp is like, jesus, we get it trump. we get it trump's speech tonight was a thin shell of candy covering a chocolate center of hate it in the middle just a mount of fear. it's not bad once you have a few of them. >> we will also be a country of law and order. the most basic duty of government is to defend the lives of it's own citizens. any government that fails to do so is a government unworthy to lead. >> i'm sorry so much of what trump said tonight was misleading. to make you feel better, yes there was a recent spike in homicide of major cities. over all america is in the middle of a historic crime drop. nowhere near the highest taxed nation and illegal immigration is the lowest since 2003. come up, come up, well unless you're hillary clinton. >> this is the legacy of hillary clinton. death destruction, terrorism and weakness. and weakness. >> trevor: o

[mother] isn't it grea [announcer]redfin pays its agents based on your r happiness.....estate, redefined. >>> this morning on "world news now," political drama. >> donald trump's upset at the iowa caucuses. what it means for the republicans and the two remaining democrats in a dead heat. extensive political coverage ahead, live from des moines. >>> also ahead, sarah palin's suppliesing comments about political polls and the political boost for marco rubio in the republican race. >>> and campaign challenges for the spouses of the candidates revealing one-on-one interviews with the better halves of the presidential hopefuls. it is tuesday, february 2nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> and we do say good morning on then busy post caucus tuesday. i'm kendis gibson into and i'm reena ninan. so trump not so teflon, huh? >> not so teflon. he was v

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i wouldn't have people lik marjorie taylor greene on my show even though we'll get a grea clip singleon't even believe half the stuff they say the book is all about good faith arguments -- debate gets a bad rap. because that faith acts have ruined it for the other -- going back to age increase as do in the book, it's alway been the way you reach the truth, if you're engaged wit truthful people. i want to be that marjorie taylor greene's, or the tucker carlson's of the world say one thing in public, and another thing in private joe do bad faith walk away from that. but with everybody else, mak the argument, put in the hal or even with your mad uncle at the thanksgiving table try and get across the board what you want to get across. and of course, in presidential politics in american politics, we need to have these argument are as democracy can't survive >> i'm glad you're doing wha you're doing on the 20th anniversary of iraq. something i struggle with ho to think about - formative for me because of th age i am because of the time when i entered into journalism. there's two arguments i