. >>> and arianna huffington on apple's big content push and her new seat on the board of the social a lot to learn, i am sure. >> about millennials, which you know so much -- >> i think it's more the gen-z, gen -- i'm talking more 16 to 25 where i'm thinking >> kardashian was good but i would have chosen some actors. let's start with the markets we're seeing a big jump in stocks it's broad based 1% gains across the major averages reversing what we saw really friday yesterday, stocks didn't do a whole lot of anything, david treasury yields are the focal point for investors right now. the ten-year yield yesterday closed below 2.4 we're stabilizing above that level today though, would note, that very famous much-feared difference between the three-month yield and ten-year yield still in negative territory. some say that signals a recession. as long as we get stabilization, it looks like that's a green light for stocks to rally. technology is coming back very strongly after getting hit yesterday. energy, communication services all sectors in the s&p are up. >> also oil having a fairly s

these are pictures of 12-year-old arianna, 10-year-old anaya and 8-year-old athree ena ford. the girlsere last seen at the mt. vernon apartments on russell road and buckman road. if you've seen them, police call police. >>> so folks in fairfax county will be spending the night in a moment, their t un home going in flames. neighbors grabbing their cell phones as the fireed destr one home and quickly spread to others. >> reporter: you can hear fire engines racing to t scene as intention fe intense flames ripped through this townhouse in fairfax countyrn >> i was con about my neighbors. the names were up over the roof. the smoke actually horrendous going across 28. it was very terrifying. >> reporter: neighbors grabbed their cell phones a recorded as flames engulfed the home on castleford court. smok spread to houses on either side forcing residents to evacuate. in one video you can see a firefighter climbing a ladder into the smokele f home. >> apparently there was a fire and the responders came here d quickly a everything they're supposed to do, thank god. i don't know what ca

signed up so far the united states and russia are among those resisting science and technology editor arianna honed as more. mention killer robots and many of us. of this a machine able to think feel and kill we have no way of knowing whether the kind of artificial general intelligence needed to create a scene tiant robot like this will ever be possible but here's what we already have sameeh autonomous machines dryers tanks aircraft robots big and small machines that can be wittman ised even programmed to find targets but the final decision of whether to take a life lies with us so-called killer robots fully autonomous weapons that can select and kill without human intervention well they don't exist. here we don't want to see killing outsourced to machines on the battlefield or in policing or in border control an obvious circumstances this is why we call for a preemptive ban on the development production and use of killer robots as soon as possible we already have facial recognition technology to unlock hellfire and they could be used by a fully autonomous weapon and trying say to identify an

arianna and andre? >> do we know what's going to be taking place inside a school board meeting tonight though? >> reporter: well, they said they need to vote $21 million in budget cuts over the next school year. if you remember on tuesday, they try to have that same meeting, and the picketers were there. is no real clear yet if the school board members have been able to get inside there, and if so, what they're going to do, what they do decide, but they say time is critical on that vote. >> rob roth reporting for us live in oakland. >>> in a statement, oakland unified school attended kyla johnson-trammell said we cannot fix decades of chronic underinvestment in education with a single contract, but this is an important first step. we look forward to working together, directing the passion and energy that we saw during the strike until collective efforts to increase state funding and build schools our students deserve. and stay with us on the four for continuing coverage. we are expecting that briefing f

tan nisha forbes, ryan colletti, nia taralonga, biancat moa, jasmine burrell, lisa salgado, lau and ariannat here on our plaza. >> wow. >> welcome. thank you for being here. ladies, come on over. take your place among some really incredible women. good morning. >> come on down. >> this is so fun. >> i have eola brown right here. lots of girls out there watching. what do you hope they see when they see all of you all running snog. barriers.e break we want women to know you can aspire to be anything you want to be. oe d't matter what size you are. we have a training program that will get you in shape to become a new york city firefighter. >> stacy is the cmanding officer from the oceana. you did the incredible ight, the missing woman formation. i know you're all business when it was time for the flight. when did it hityou? whenever the missing man portion of the flyover happened, rden the t jet pulled up into the sky really hit us, symbolizing the spirit from the earth. nl.it's incred you're a pilot. we have some of the ground crew here. what do you say to a little girl who is watching andin

they come making a big entrance, tyesha pugh, jasmine barell, helen davetic, laura savistano and ariannaa. >> wow. >> and we welcome you. we thank you for being here. ladies, come on over and take your place among some really incredible women. good morning, welcome, thank you. >> that was awesome. >> come on down. >> oh, my god, this is so fun. >> i have eniola brown right here. what do you want little girls, there's lots of little girls out there watching, what do you hope they see when they see all of you all running together? >> that we break barriers. we want women to know you can aspire to be anything you want to be. it doesn't matter what size you are. we have a free training program that will get you in shape to become a new york city firefighter. >> yes, i love it. they are fierce. i want to introduce you to stacy uttecht, you did that incredible flight, the missing woman formation. i can't even say it without a tear. i know you all are all business when it was time for the flight, but when did it hit you what it meant? >> i think really whenever the actual missing man portion of

officers researching for 12-year-old arianna and ten-year-old athena ford. they were missing and we're now ooing told they were found. that's news. >>> a gymnastics coach is fired from his job after being arrested and charged with having an inappropriate sexual relationship with a tnage girl. police arrested arya aryamazloum-yazdi. he worked at the training center in burke. poce say that's wheree met the girl. police want to hear from anyone who think their child had inappropriate contact with him. >>> a family is waking up in a hotel, their townhouse going u in flames. neighbors grabbed their cell phones as the fire quickly started in one home and spread to others. our darcy watched the terrifying moments unfold. >> repeater: you can fire engines racing to the scene as intense flames ripped through this townhouse inhe centreville area of fairfax county. >> i was just concerned about my neighbors. the flames were like up over the roof, and then the smoke was just actually horrendous going across 28. so it was very terrifying. >> reporte neighbors grabbed the

one former fed president actually making the case for a rate cut here's arianna, comments yesterday.ade on closing bell >> i actually don't necessarily anticipate the fed will cut rates, but i do think they should cut rates i think the reason for that is that where is my baseline outlook is quite positive, i think we'll see growth in 2019 albeit slow growth the down side risks are out there. interesting because we have certainly richard fisher on last week the fed saying that we don't have any, and it's really concerning that the next will come when we're going to be at these low levels where in the past you've seen the fed respond to a slowdown by four, five, six, seven, eight rate cuts. if we do that, we're going to be negative then you have guys like -- i think he has taken a victory lap for being so dovish prior to the december meeting, which a lot of people say that was the. do you think we're anywhere close to cutting, matt >> i don't think so. i think monetary policy is in a good place right now you know, we expect the economy to slow through q1, but overall for growth this ye