[bell] >> never changes. we go. 97 hours before iowa chooses, in fact, the last two winners in this state are on this stage tonight. governor huckabee, in 2008 you won by 9 points here. but this time your support seems to be going to senator ted cruz and donald trump. why, governor, is your message not working this time? >> i don't think it's that the message isn't working. i think the message isn't getting out because the message that i have this time, bill, is exactly what i said eight years ago a. i talked about how people standing on their feet on factory floors. people who lift heavy things, who sweat through their clothes are getting gut-punched. they are not having a fair shake in this economy. i talked about that eight years ago. and i'm talking about it now. i talked about the importance of preserving life. i have not just saying that we're going to defund planned parenthood but let's do something bolder. let's get rid of abortion once and for all by applying the fifth and 14th amendment to every per

liz: 15 minutes before the closing bell rings. a flood of earnings out before the bell.k of america and morgan stanley both of them topped estimates but neither is moving pretty dramatically here. morgan stanley trading slightly higher after announcing it would be cutting expenses by a billion dollars and bank of america beat, they had better revenues but trading by six pennies at the moment. the bank admitted growing the company's revenue is difficult and ceo brian moynihan is here in davos along with morgan stanley ceo, a lot of bankers here but a lot of turmoil too. and that's where charlie gasparino comes in. >> you like ly like my outfit? liz: is this the cavuto collection? >> the cavuto collection. my wife is gone, she's at the retreat where there is no access to tv or telephones so i'm free. can i say whatever i want. liz: that's a great story. thank you for sharing that. [ laughter ] charlie, get to the banking numbers, you begged jpmorgan as it looks good. >> remember you had a doofy floor trader on talking about how great jpmorgan's earnings were? liz: is that

the problem led to a massive recall and the closing of blue bell's plants. nbc's blake mccoy has our report. >> reporter: a deadly outbreak linked to ice cream. now reports citing sources with knowledge of the case indicate the justice department will investigate what the makers of blue bell knew and when. the company voluntarily recalled all of its products in april of 2015 when a listeria outbreak sickened ten people, killing three. listeria is an infectious bacteria carried by animals that can be transferred to food like milk used in ice in freezers. an fda investigation found the company knew one of its plants was contaminated as early as 2013. the cdc has traced illnesses to blue bell back to 2010. >> their inspection reports and what the fda found when they went in there this spring were pretty horrific. they knew listeria was in their plant. it was a problem ongoing, long-standing, and they didn't do anything about it. >> reporter: blue bell is not commenting about a doj investigation. it comes as the company tries to rebuild its brand. >> we are back

the taco bell model doesn't address that. we also believe it's going to raise serious concerns with customers thinking they can walk out the door where in san francisco county we don't have public alcohol consumption on the streets. it's against the law. it seems to me why wouldn't you think that if you ordered a beer you can walk out the door? we know we have a problem with our off sale stores that can lawfully sell alcohol to go. that time and again they walk off the door and they pop it and consume it creating a public nuisance for the department, kreepting -- createing the public nuisance for those having the event and unfortunately the neighborhood has to deal with that being urination in door ways and fights etc. taco bell doesn't have a relationship with the customer. my experience i walk in and i say i want a no. 4 with a diet pepsi to go. now in the future it will be a no. 4 with a beer or wine. the other concern with taco bell, i have to say for all of my years for dealing with lickquor license, i'm amazed they chos

[closing bell rings] dow is up about 113 points. closing bell sounds on wall street. we are ending the day right now. s&p 500 up about 10 points. nasdaq composite in the red on the day. crude oil trading higher but still below 30 bucks a barrel. david: lori rothman at floor of new york stock exchange. it looked like it was going great guns and kind of petered out the end of the day. what happened? >> we'll take it, david dow closed up 113 points but. obviously we hit the august 25 lows yesterday many many traders

. >> reporter: meet jock andana bell and nowana bell owes her live to jacque. >> she probably wouldn't have made it too long it was cold. >> reporter: on tuesday the elderly owner what medical issue during the confusion the poochs ran off into the woods police found jacque but anda bell was missing and jacque sent a urge sent message. >> barked and come towards me and run away and continued to do this. >> reporter: he was let's leading rescueser toana bell. >> i got close -- to anna bell. >> i got close enough and the she was surround by water behind and it was all ice. >> reporter: once they found anna bell fire rescue crews scooped her up and couldn't have done it without jacque. >> it doesn't surprise me especially dogs that's been together for a long time they become very bonded with each other they are continual gent people doesn't give dogs the credit they deserved. >> reporter: once you get out hoare you realize how serious it was. anna bell was from the bottom of the ravine not far from a creek and temperatures were frigid. jacque is a real life canine hero. >> he would bark an

by the end of the month, blue bell products will be back in stores across the southeast. the justice department has been getting involved in large scale food borne illness cases. the ceo of the peanut corporation of america sentenced to 28 years in prison for his role in covering up a 2008 salmonella outbreak. >> the government is sending a very powerful message to manufacturers of food that you can't poison your customers and you can't ship contaminated product. >> reporter: blue bell is back, but its troubles may not be over. >>> in pennsylvania, a desperate two-day search for a 5-year-old boy with autism ended today. late this afternoon officials confirmed the body of the child who wandered away from a relative's house on new year's eve was found in a nearby canal. >> reporter: late today confirmation of what so many had feared. >> this is a sad day for our conclusion to our search. it's a sad day for our city. >> reporter: for two days searchers combed through neighborhoods and woods, one of the biggest searches in allentown history for a 5-year-old boy with autism. m

they're coming out after the bell.eeing here is a gain of nearly $50 is that the e-commerce is on track for its third biggest price gain ever. and ahead of that, we're watching this closely. it seems to be -- i don't know let's ask howard lenson. some of the information that has people very excited behind a spike of amazon. >> yeah. a big spike today. a lot of -- a lot of hedge funds continue to hate the valuation on this. the bulls are excited, the kids are excited about the fact that facebook beat and the kids understand this better than wall street so they're betting that they're right again and the last pure growth company which is aws, a division of amazon won't disappoint. you know, the real decision is long term amazon probably going to be the greatest, largest market company in the world. what happens tonight, who knows. but the bets are on and they're trying to run the shorts. liz: fascinating. societies interesting when we saw this, we said let's get him on. so right now we've got interesting chart here. up n

i don't know what that is. >> people who like blue bell, they really only like blue bell. >> they used to come in every february. >> for national weatherman's day. >> they call it weather person's day. >> they used to call it weatherman's day. >> this is going back to the 6:00 news. let's move forward. >> may i finish? last year, for some reason, they didn't show up. >> i never got the ice cream. by the time i got to work, it was already gone. >> you weren't celebrating weather person's day. >> they blew me off. suddenly they had listeria. just saying. >> oh, my goodness. karma! check out storm pins tonight. the folks up north, wild weather winter. >> daytona beach tonight, look at that. >> some of the best pictures in a long time are from today. >> the sky has a lot going for it in central florida, namely, it's not snowing. when you see the national news tomorrow morning and they're all crying the blues, just know you live in florida. it's beautiful. radar tonight is clear as a bell. we've had no echoes to speak of. our overnight lows this morning, we dropped to 36 in ocala and 41 in

just as it is trying to make aback comeback, the government is looking into blue bell. >>> the problem of using cell phones while walking. >>> and ready with a hug. the woman who warmly embraced troops for decades remembered tonight for her kindness and dedication. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. police and residents remain on high alert tonight as the manhunt for a gunman accused of opening fire on a busy tel aviv street enters its second day. two people were killed that attack on friday. one of the major questions tonight -- why? >> reporter: panic moments after the tel aviv attack and more than 24 hours later the killer is still at large. identified by police as a 31-year-old. he's been arrested before, seen here in court in 2007. one witness from new york says the hunt to find him began within minutes. >> we saw people get out of their cars and run towards the action. some of them grabbed their guns. >> reporter: in new surveillance video footage today people dived for cover. while footage on israeli media appears to show the killer coolly walking down the street prete

first, let's get a start on it with chuck bell. chuck? >> thanks, aaron. the snow moves in shortly after lun lunchtime. in and around the metro, probably 2:00 or 3:00, moving up into northern montgomery county and frederick, maryland, before 5:00 today. the heaviest of the snow will be late tonight through about mid afternoon tomorrow.

john bell ringers, likes the variety a handbell choir is allowed. "a bell choir can consist of inexperienced and experienced musicians," she said. "the difficulty levels of the music have a wide range in order to allow children and professionals to have fun and be challenged musically." the st. john choir consists of people from all walks of life, koehler added. "bell choir allows them to come together and have music be the common thread," she said. "one of my choir members, judy nelson, told me she really enjoys the fact that bell choir is something her and her husband, jim nelson, can do together. both ends of the musical talent tonight, 10 degrees, flurries ending and cold... wind chills 15 below 0 with gusts to 30. tomorrow, wind chills 20 below, gusts to 30. 7-day is frigid. 10 below as an air temperatate, not wind chill saturday night. a brief warm up monday to 20, then another reinforcing shot of cold air tuesday, >>> breaking news tonight. the video just released. ambushed. the man taking aim and shooting right into the car. authorities say

like bell, he has also been cited numerous times for inappropriate conduct.hett says he's been forgiven for the past. >> when you accept god into your life, he says to forget about your past because you're a new man in christ jesus. this one here says that the holy spirit leads you in the small things of life every day. and then i back it up with acts 8:29, 16 through 6 and 7. >> what is it that you're doing? >> writing scriptures for the bag. and i fold them up. and just put them in the bag. i mix them all up later on and pass them out. and everybody will be blessed. because this is a spiritual bag. the bag was given to me by god. >> the bag was given to you by god? >> to make it and all of the scriptures and everything in it. >> so the inspiration was given to you by god. >> yes. >> where did you get the bag? >> the bag, i picked up here from the kitchen, i think it was. >> pritchett says god inspires him in other ways as well. >> you pray in tongues? >> yes, ma'am. [ speaking in tongues ] >> you don't know what it is. and it's not done in church. but it's

as newschannel 3 s kurt williams reports, the bell has been quiet for decades. audio but soon the bell tower at first baptist church of williamsburg will be silent no audio the pastor stressing - this is not just for church members. audio tina gessler is with the colonial williamsburg foundation. audio she, along with others from the foundation helped restore the bell---it was meticulous process. audio in addition to the special cleaning repairs were also necessary---but now it s ready... a bell that has not rung for decades---since the days of the civil rights movement--a time, where one of the key voices of of that movement dr. martin luther king jr. visited the historic church as this photo shows. the pastor is hoping people coming to ring the bell and the lessons of the past will be a remember last weekend when the winds were howling, rain and snow were falling and you were dreaming of spring-like true this weekend! after a chilly start on saturday morning, with clear skies and temperatures in the upper 20s and lower 30s, we ll enjoy a nice warm up in the af

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chuck bell says you need to do it now and get it done.four things to >>> think we just got some more snow shovels in. as fast as we put them down, they're flying out the door. >> anxious for this to be over. >> ain't that the truth. take a good look outside, folks. this is probably the last time you'll see the grown. definitely the last time it's going look this nice for a while. >> you're looking live at pictures in d.c. area, maryland, and reston, virginia, where there might be a little snow on the ground right now. but by this time tomorrow, forget about it. you won't see pavement. you won't see grass. you're going to see a whole lot of white stuff. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> you see all that white stuff? not good. >> we're getting you ready. "news4's" complete team coverage of this impending blizzard. let's start things off with the man of the hour, "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell. good morning zbhood morning, you guys. aaron, you say, it may be the last time you see the ground. i love it. ev

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closing bell 10 minutes away. because facebook is in focus about to come out with numbers after the bell. mark zuckerberg reporting first quarterly results since becoming a father. we have a window into his post paternity wardrobe choice and the expectant numbers. stay tuned, we're coming right back. dow jones industrials down 214 points. off the lows of the session. . . . . liz: we do have the dow jones industrials losing 233 points. at is lows we were down 289. when you think of ceos preparing for earnings reports you might expect them to wear, what, a tie and jacket? not facebook ceo mark zuckerberg, fresh off the two-month maternitity leave. posted this on facebook. he seems to have endless options of two things, gray t-shirts and gray hoodies, ready to go for facebook fourth quarter earnings. jo ling kent on numbers to watch for facebook and we've got ebay as well. reporter: yeah a slew of earnings, liz. revenue needs to come back in at $5.73 billion. ad revenue is what i'm looking at. that is expected to gro

in clinton, brad bell, abc seven news. autria: an alert for at&t customers in fredericksburg, survivors cannot reach 911 using their cell phone, so if you have an emergency here is the number 40-373-3322.call, 5 today we pause and remember martin luther king jr.. many are on a turning -- monitoring -- honoring the civil rights leader. the annual anacostia river cleanup, sam sweeney is an southeast d.c. where the project is just wrapping up. dozens of students from catholic university came out to southeast to clean up the area around the anacostia river. people, this these is just one group that braved the freezing cold temperatures, wind chills in the single digits. freezing outely here, but they are on a mission to clean up the anacostia park. this time last year on martin luther king day, they cleaned out more than 9000 pounds of garbage, and they want to beat that goal this year. i want to bring in jimmy cassidy, one of the students from catholic university. what brought you out here? you for having us. we are with habi

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we're down just about 246 points as the bells ring.id: a lot of people retreating into gold, melissa. s as kind of an investment of last resort. melissa: what a wild ride for markets. five of the dow 30 stocks are in the green. all 30 are negative for the year. lori rothman down on floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, talk me through what

bell. good morning, chuck. >> good morning to you, angie and eun. 7 in gaithersburg, 9 in falls church, 18 in fredericksburg. the cold and the wind is going nowhere today. dangerously windchills. make efforts to protect people, pets, and pipes. they'll stay way below freezing and the cold is here for most if not all of the week. windy and cold. these are air temperatures here. keep in mind windchills will be down. today, tonight, and even tomorrow morning. windchills down near zero. the cold is here for quite some time. the next big thing we're watching comes friday night into saturday. a chance for our first ever -- not ever, accumulating snow. someone who's out dealing with the cold right now, that's david culver for the mlk jr. parade. hey, david. >> reporter: good morning to you. folks are going to be gathering here between 9:30 and 10:00 this morning. that parade will get off at 11:00 this morning. it is a cold start. folks are headed out. they're going to want to bundle up. folks thou

only at taco bell. [sfx: bong] ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: welcome back. i don't need to tell you that it's a big day for fans of the greatest movie franchise of all time. ( cheers and applause ) and to be honest with you, even i won't be watching tonight's episode of "the nightly show" because i got tickets for the midnight showing of "alvin and the chipmunks: the road chip." just kidding-- "star wars" opens tonight, you guys! tonight! so excited. but, hey, hold on a second. hold on. already, there's a disturbance in the force. let me tell you what it is. now, you know i will call out anything if i think it was racist. but melissa harris perry, cable news host, tried to insinuate that my beloved original "star wars" was not only racist, but was embodied in the hallowed figure of darth vader. >> but while he was black, he was terrible and bad and awful and used to cut off whiteman's hands, and didn't you know, actually claim his son. but as soon as he claims his son and goes over to the good, he off his mask and he is white. >> larry: melissa harris perry,

exactly 14 minutes left before we hear the closing bell ring. i heard a trader say ring the bell already! they're exhausted from this particular day. you have to bring all of the roads back to oil and energy. it's the worst performing sector right now. joined by tim leech, chief investment officer at u.s. bank management. getting loud in the final 13 minutes of trade, tim, the energy names, it hasn't been forget a great day or great month, horrific six months, where do we see the flushout with saying it's a filing for bankruptcy help? >> this is a very, very tough market as you said, liz, especially in the energy sector. our view is that investors have really kind of are looking too hard at low oil prices, which to a certain extent feels like investors are expecting a global recession or if not a u.s. recession, and we don't see that. times are hard in many different areas, but generally, as that kind of market sentiment washes through, we should start to see stabilization over the next three to six months. liz: people, we've got other voices in

we have complete team coverage and we want to start with chuck bell because it is a storm team 4 weather alert day. some ice we're dealing with. >> it's very cold outside this morning. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. school outlook is looking better and better as we get into next week. weather headlines for take,oday lot of kids still out or facing a big delay. big ice issues early this morning. we'll be above freezing later on this afternoon, so just back to slushy. and it won't be as cold tonight and tomorrow morning. here is the way current temperatures look. teens and 20s outside the door. by 7:00 a.m., teens and 20s still. by 11:00 this morning, find your hometown, notice most are above freezing. would i later on this afternoon, highs upper 30s to near 40 degrees. when do we drop back below freezing tonight? probably not until after about 9:00, 10:00. but by tomorrow morning, back into the upper 20s and low 30s. that's a ten degree improvement over this morning, so road chemicals will be more effective friday morning than they are this morning. let's see how the roads are hol

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bell's attorney said he would not comment on the case until his client is sentenced in april. bell could face up to 15 years in prison on one charge alone and could be forced to pay the government back as much as $2 million and will have to testify against his former associates. garrett haake. >> garrett, those details, ugh, i tell you! >>> we stay in prince george's county for the next story. the fire marshal just released video of two suspects wanted for starting a fire aboard a train. a metro employee put out the fire no one was hurt, but passengers were evacuated. it's believed people on the train lit fire to newspapers or magazines. >>> a yellow line train headed into dc, a man says another passenger pulled out a knife and cut him on the ear trying to rob him. the attacker ran off empty handed. >>> new information on president obama's plan to expand gun control. >> in an emotional speech today, the president announced a series of gun-related executive measures focusing on businesses that buy and sell guns at gun shows, flea markets, and online. his plan would boost the gu

bell. windchills l stay in the single digits, around 10. windchills will drop back down to below zero. right now it feels like 5 above in washington and 1 below in hagerstown, so the morning and afternoon commute, no problems but windy and cold. temperatures will stay below freezing all day long and there's a chance for significant snow. we'll talk more about that with the seven-day forecast in ten minutes. for now, 270 troubles with melissa mollet. >>> trouble at 270 northbound. we had a car fire blocking the right side. also northbound b.r. parkway at 198, we had a crash on the right side as well. we're going to keep an eye on both of them for you. as far as travel time goes southbound from german town to the beltway, it's going to take you 11 minutes as it should. top of it going to take 9 minutes. taking a look in virginia, it's rolling just fine. 95 north quantico to the beltway is fine as well. remember to listen to our friends on wtop forthe latest problems when you hop into your car. >>> an accident sent pellets flying through her h

[closing bell rings] dow down 363 points as the bells sound on wall street. look at crude oil.ack above 30. crude on the back of inventor data that showed a build in distillate and build in refiber-opticked product. not much demand for crude oil as it continues slide. let's go to lori rothman on floor of new york stock exchange on what fueled the selloff. lori. >> wow we survived. couldn't come too soon, melissa. we had a little panic. people coming over to the fox business booth. have you heard of financial firms or hedge funds? keep an eye on headlines after the bell. we get a lot of news. flight to safety. saw on the board price of gold f

looking live at the belle habe country -- belle haven country club. it's 47 in hagerstown. 41 in winchester and leesburg. 37 in annapolis. in the evening hours we will hang on to clear skies for a while but increasing cloudiness overnight. not as cold as the past couple of nights 20. to 30 by morning. the high pressure and the reason we have had beautiful weather push back to new england. that will allow clouds to increase. we will wind up with the day that starts out partly sunny. highs up to 41. we check out the weekend and the chances of rain coming up in a couple of minutes. back to you. >> see you then. alison: today the search is on for a woman who likes her jewels. jonathan: plus, men in shiny suits descending on the area. find out what the air and the space museum was not part of the agenda. >> first, getting to the root of the problem. in the midst of a federal investigation. we are talking to the expert about how and if chipotle can bounce back. jonathan: "7 on your side" consumer alert. wegman's is recalling 1,000 pound of chicken saying it

let's see if it holds on after the bell. that will be an important stock for after the bell. thanks for watching, "closing bell" starts right now. >>> hi, everybody, and welcome to the "closing bell," i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth. remember the old days, like last year, when buy the dips was the mantra on wall street. no longer, it's now sell the rally, that's the new mantra for the stock market these days. the dow was up 184 points on the open this morning and then it lost all of that. we're down 61 points right now near the lows of the session. we will look at what's behind this move and the other moves we've been seeing lately just like it. also we have corporate earnings, that going to improve sentiment? >> and plenty of people who are hoping so. energy keeps getting hit today and that's not helping with most of the big u.s. banks reporting, we will tell you how ex opposed they are not energy market and whether european banks could be the wild card worth watching. >> why does lower oil effect the stock market so much, that's one

out withompany earnings after the bell is facebook.mve seen this breakdown facebook, amazon, netflix, google. weyou think that there, too, are starting to see a little bit of stability or will see stability? of those names, is the one i really like. apple, i'm not a fan of. facebook is one that i think is going to move higher. as it dips toward $90, i think that's an absolute scoop. i'm going to be watching instagram. that was a brilliant purchase a couple years back. they are just now starting to monetize that thing. facebook could have a valuation your google or even higher at this time in the next couple of years. i think both legal and facebook will be worth more than apple. i like selling to volatility. facebook expiring on friday, the put spread, collecting about $.80 to $.90, depending on where facebook is. i might even be willing to take delivery on the stock. as it approaches 90, it looks like such a value. julie: mark sebastian, interesting. he might end up eating an owner of the stock. we appreciate -- he might end up being

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what's the bell to ring history month we merely wan our young people to get involved because we walked in on the stand where we come from and how they can now get involved. the dream is there we just have to work it in williamsburg. don't miss k thirteen is now wonderful story there are several celebrations today across hampton roads in honor of dr martin luther king junior that includes the annual marks and some money in norfolk. participants marched from the attic theatre on church street to the mlk monument and appleton avenue the event included a wreath laying and moments of silence to honor dr king's work for civil rights chrysler museum of art an offer to showing off the newest addition to its collection just ahead of black history month is a portrait of african american author james baldwin harlem renaissance artists pull for delaney painted it. we're told this is the chrysler museum's first purchase of work by deceased african american artist delaney has grandmother was born in often and may offend a descendant of the first free black columnist on the eastern shore. he thought

eastern live on counting to the opening bell.smart enough to say a year and a half ago to go long the dollar, where is he putting his money now, he has a huge broker dealer. we are going to be talking to andrey kostin head and ceo of russia's largest bank. wait to hear about russia's involvement with syria. russia snatched crimea, huge chunk of yuik rein, the billionaire investor who two years was with twitter, if you care about your money and portfolio, you have to hear from the big-name people. i want to tell you, i'm rushing now to interview the chair of jpmorgan chase, the saudi arabia basic industry acts as second pet row company. they are, of course, all over the oil story. thank you in new york. >> nicole: exciting stuff. thank you so much liz claman. >> lauren: losses for the other markets as well. nasdaq 84 points this morning. >> nicole: we are going to watch some of the tech names under pressure. twenty-seven dollars and change. that's why we are seeing the big selloff. 27.64. >> lauren: that's what they are talking ab

bell is tracking our weather for us. like the fact we may hit 50 today. >> 50 today, no problem. 50 tomorrow, no problem. but here's where the problem comes in. i told you there were big changes coming on sunday. here's future weather on sunday. cloudy skies with the risk of a passing snow flurry or two late in the day on sunday. so that's the next big change is the cold returns sunday into monday. temperatures will be plummeting once again. windchills back down near zero by monday morning. enjoy this while we have it. temperatures out the door this morning. mostly in the 20s and 30s, but without a wind. so the 24-hour focus for you, rain for your friday night plans. it's dry and cool to start. i will rain on your friday night dinner and a movie plan. have the umbrella ready to go. at least the weekend will dry. we'll talk about the impact it has on your commute in ten minutes. melissa says 66 is still tricky in spots. >> take a look. we do have an update westbound at glebe road. just learned that the crash is on the rig

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i'm going to do that closing bell. >> you're going to ring the closing bell today. >> thank you so muchhank you, jane. jane lynch joining us, will be ringing the cloez today. where were we? >> i think they're going to buy them into the bell. >> okay. >> i get this sense i think the market wants to close on the high. oil broke 30 the market did not break and they were waiting for that to happen and it didn't happen. i think that's a signal at least today we will close up high. >> do you know who i see no you? >> who. >>? i'm kidding. see you later. >> and the vix is down 2 points. very nice. oil is also falling sharply again today, it's down nearly 20% since the start of this year. more than 40% over the past six months. here to discuss the potential impact on the global economy, live from the white house in a cnbc exclusive is jeff dplie i don't know, director of the natial economic council. great to see you. i just wonder what kind of conversations and concerns the white house has about the drops in oil, what's happening with china's economy. where is most of the focus and concern at t

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