director, bevan duffy. we will talk about what's being done to improve your ride to work. >>> this morning in las vegas, police are still looking for the shooter who wounded three people at a shopping mall. police say a fight took a violent turn when someone pulled out a gun and fired into a crowd. people involved were taken to a hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. police are reassuring the public that yesterday's incident was not a "active shooter situati situation." >> we are still looking for the suspect or suspects. but we do not believe there's any further threat to anyone in our community at this time. as i said earlier, it is an isolated incident from what we've gathered. >> witnesses reported hearing four to five gunshots. the department's gang unit also responded to the scene to investigate. witnesses are also saying the shooting sent people running for the exits and locking themselves inside stores. many reminded of that horrible mass shooting that took place at the music festival at the m

the audience is running to judge judy and a jeopardy, this is tdm on television. >> laura: tom bevan,e looking at all the polls, real clear politics is tracking everything, is it moving the needle? >> i think they are not, we know it's preordained in the senate, it's a bit of the background noise now. they have shown that the numbers have hardly moved, the public still opposes removal of this president 48-47, pretty evenly split but morneau then yes. >> laura: chris matthews spoke out tonight but i thought for a comedic interlude we needed to watch it. >> clever mitch mcconnell who's so much a bugs bunny character, we know he will get away with it. if we know he will get away with something he did wrong just like bugs bunny. >> laura: we are down to the roadrunner, bugs bunny. >> i wish for bugs bunny. >> if it weren't for president trump, mitch mcconnell would be the greatest villain in this whole story but so far he has held his people together. >> laura: i was there today. >> how did you survive? >> laura: the capitol police and the ushers who are sure you to your seat up in the ga

james bevan, staying with us.onnie: let's check those global markets. >> we are looking at a global equity selloff but the decline depends on the region you are in. the s&p 500 down now by about 4/10 of 1% and the nasdaq by cash by a quarter of a percentage point. really what we are seeing is? it's holding up a lot better than asian markets did overnight in the fears about the spreading coronavirus. chinese stock falling by 3%. just to put in the context what global markets are so concerned, we take a look at the terminal, we are looking at china's gdp as a share of the global. was a much smaller heavyweight in the global economy, now it makes up nearly 1/5 of global gdp. lesstock market has a bit but nonetheless is an economic heavyweight. any economic slowdown in china could ripple should this virus spread more. i want to take moving some upside on the earnings front. the best performer in the s&p 500 and setting a record. you also have union pacific moving higher by a little over 2% on earnings that beat estima

still with us is james bevan.riffs staying in place until november, they are question exact what that means. what could it mean? james: i believe mr. trump simply wants to get through the next election able to say that he has stood tall and squared up to the chinese. we all know that actually reaching a sustainable deal between these two powers -- superpowers is exceptionally difficult. it is all about whose technology rules the day, who is the politically most important player. what happens on the military front? these are all issues that will not get signed off. francine: i guess the million-dollar question is they have avoided to try and talk about the state of capitalism in china in 5-10 years. will that ever be addressed? james: not through this process, absolutely not. there will be some form of survivorship over the years. china has greater share of world trading partners and share of trade amongst those partners than the u.s. the u.s. is a much larger internal economy. francine: will we get a phase two dea

bevan doffs he started in his 20th of the season bringing him level with team a van or in scoring shots i and there was no let up from by and she shall go because in the goal of the game not long after the spaniard looking very pleased with himself and for good reason i'm picking his spots off the underside of the bar i the 2nd half go blitz was completed by paris 6 just reward for his efforts for neil the final score i win some an outcast by his former club. they have so much quality in their team to play with want to touch as the midfield you know their combination football you know they in a flow and to stop that flow is pretty much impossible then especially when your team right now that is fighting relegation. that relegation fight now feeling very real by and showing klinsmann what he's missing. so let's see what the weekend results mean for the bundesliga standings and we will see i'll be standing there late at the top to 4 points by miniclip for a blood back in the 2nd place dortmund remain in force taking a look downstairs in the bottom half no team is very far from danger fran

james bevan, you are a pro at big companies. big company when the second derivative takes off? james: this is potentially a fabulous buying opportunity when one observes the market re-determining what future growth profile at apple looks like. my concern however is this price movement is not justified by fundamentals. reprice.ng i don't see the underlying fundamentals to justify that. tom: let's get away from the sick stock everyone owns. if i'm not going to buy apple or amazon, etc., etc., what do i buy in large blue-chip american companies? number one has to be jp morgan. extraordinary powerhouse of the financial sector, capable of delivering strong earnings growth because of their very clever management of cash and liquidity and credit. over the years, they have made multiple acquisitions where they have not yet reaped to the benefits of sufficiency. that will be the next card. nejra: what i find interesting of your view on u.s. equities broadly, you find them attractive from valuation perspective. i don't hear that often. wh

victor davis hanson, tom bevan break it all down. the massive tectonic shifts in american's optimism under trump, and we expect these questions to rap, and senator lamar alexander will announce his vote on witnesses any moment. don't go away. ♪ >> the house managers are coming before you and claiming that he is not doing things in the best interest of the american people, the american people by telling you just the opposite. the president's approval rating, while we are sitting here in the middle of these impeachment proceedings, have hit an all-time high. >> laura: and the proof is in the pudding. i mentioned the presidents sky high approval ratings last night. that's not all. a new gallup poll shows across the board, americans say things are better today than they were three years ago. here the big findings. economic optimism is up 22-point. the number who feel our country is more secure is up 18 points. and here's the kicker, 14% more people see race relations as better. joining me now is victor davis hanson, hoover institution se

bevan doffs he started in his 20th of the season bringing him level with team adventure in scoring charts. and there was no let up from by and she shall go because in the goal of the game not long after the spaniard looking very pleased with himself and for good reason picking his spots off the underside of the bar was the 2nd half goldblatt's was completed by paris 6 just reward for his efforts for the all the final score i can summon outclassed by his former club. they have so much quality in their team to play they want to touch as the midfield you know their combination of football you know they're in a flow and to stop that flow is pretty much impossible then especially when your team right now that is fighting relegation. that relegation fight now feeling very real by and showing klinsmann what he's missing. and a man are now the top stories that we're tracking for you this hour. world leaders have committed to a cease fire plan in libya's civil war at a summit in berlin they agreed to respect a u.n. weapons and bargo but the opposing factions in libya are still refusing to meet. yo

create wealth of course this is what the romans believed in their legal system and we all know how bevan the meal in our example cognitive dissonance is baked into the cake you know you have this disassociation they prop 13 i don't understand why the somebody almost people here while their government is bankrupt but what about you know here's our lay i mean the movie industry would exist in the technology industry what is exist without government you know with that taxes and none of those billionaires would exist but they don't they once they acquire that well if they become they have always to call on wall street a god complex but nevertheless mexia wealth addiction we were just in detroit and in detroit a wealthy company in the lending business plunked down billions bought 100 buildings in downtown detroit an completely fixed it up and there's not homeless people on the street and they've made it into a model city because one company one corporation thought you know what we actually want to do something for our community they're from that area they ploughed back into the community how

but wigan had players of the character of bevan french.idn't. the warriors soon came back for more. sam powell was about to score their second try when chris hill intervened illegally. penalty try given. one look at the replay will tell you what is next. hill sent off, sam powell carried on. we can have an extra man but made little use of that until warrington got themselves in more trouble, mike cooper on the right guilty of a professional foul. yellow card, sin—bin. now his team had only i! men. defending became almost impossible. liam marshall over, we can clear, they never entirely co mforta ble. can clear, they never entirely comfortable. they chase this to the final second, but the warriors just about saw it out. this season promises to be eventful. novak djokovic was merciless in beating roger federer as he reached another australian open final, winning in straight sets against a man clearly struggling with injury. meanwhile, the women's final is something of a surprise. with more from melbourne, here isjohn watson. we have the wome

way we have to stick by this may by actually measure there are no evidence of is at all ethical mr bevan use it as a use case to build our. it could be that you are guy i would like to. is that kind of a consensus on the table when we want to open up to the point that we obviously have a strong disagreement about the whole autonomous weapon systems here and we can't solve the issue like this with a voting process i mean we want to think guidelines to be a success when they are published on 22nd january the whole world has already been talking about the issue 24000 scientists have signed a public pledge that they will not participate in that kind of research if the e.u. comes out with ethics guidelines that seem peacekeeper over that issue and ignore it then everybody in and outside of the e.u. would know this is probably just an industrial lobby thing or something in the end metzinger prevails autonomous weapons systems will be included in the panels ethics guidelines experts in other parts of the world are also concerned about the potential for developing ai weapons of mass destruction.

here to help us score the democrat field reaction to iran as tom bevan, cofounder and presidentea ofcs, along with scott rasmussen, polestar, and authorr of the new book "the sun is still rising." gentlemen, let's get started. first up is elizabeth warren's response to iranian aggression. >> we cannot solve nonmilitary problems using the military. we have to understand the full range of tools. we have to have a sophisticatedo approach to the rest of the world. people have to believe that our first responsepr is not going to be to try to move us toward war. >> laura: tom, isn't this a little t disingenuous from warr, when trump said he doesn't want any further conflict? >> yeah, of all of the candidates in the democratic field, i think elizabeth warren handled this the worst, she initially called so the money a murderer and had to walk that back after being called out on twitter. and then calling him a senior official, has been able to bring herself to call them bad guy who deserves what he got. she's really handled this, of all of the candidates, the worst.e >>>> laura: all right, sc

joining me now unclear politics tom bevan is back. welcome back. what is bernie sanders doing right in iowa and new hampshire? >> that's a great question. i complained for weeks and weeks for all the attention and influence we give in iowa we did not have a lot of data coming out of i would. we only had three poles in a month and a half or so. suddenly the floodgates opened on friday without a floodgates of polls on friday. it is been all good news for bernie. he's leading by at least three points. at the bottom of the line, elizabeth warren has been falling off in iowa and new hampshire. and that seems to have accrued to bernie's favor. he is picking up support, he is building, his trendlines are looking great and bidens don't. i'm not exactly sure what's causing bernie surge, all these candidates are working the ground game in iowa new hampshire. they are bombarding the airwaves you cannot watch five minutes of television on iva without seeing the campaign. kennedy: it has to be the most annoying place to be for people who want to just live a sim

joining me is tom bevan welcome back. so let's first talk about bernie.or-made for him. and being the consistent antiwar guy, that resonates with people who want peace. and iowa is one of those places who happens to house a lot of those people. >> bernie has incredible staying pattern you think back to when he had as a heart attack and who has a heart attack in the middle of the campaign and does better. he's bounced back and raising a town of money he has a really solid level of support. and as elizabeth ward has fallen off and that happened before they are ran thing popped up. it had her was because of her inability to answer medicare for all perches fall off and iowa and new hampshire and other places and bernie he has benefited from that. so he is in prime position. so with that comes high expectations. he is now leading and iowa, are very close second in iowa, leading a new hampshire. kennedy: it's really a three-way tie and iowa. >> yes there are three folks at 20 to 21 and a half and 20 and warners fallen down the middle teens. it got klobuchar who

>of >> bret: what comes next and bring the panel, tom bevan, nuclear politics and cofounder and presidente congressman, fox & friends and the author of the book. brian, listen, we are waiting for will be don't know and the response from the iranians. clearly the response from congresses we are not convinced. >> not convinced, not everyone was briefed by not convinced and the resume should have been the convincing but when secretary of state mike pompeo shows and comes out and says we had things we had to act on it and give the present a host of choices that he made the choice and then when you see we're dealing with, nobody said one thing about bin laden but we took him out. he was just watching old videos, could we have left them there? the backlash we could possibly have among all kind of followers, is it going to be aware that? could we possibly guard the world and there are ramifications but they are still trying to kill anybody in the end but it's worth it but the intelligence to me it pales in comparison to the resume and it's hard to imagine the president not having enough evidence

director, bevan duffy. we will talk about what's being done to improve your ride to work. >>> also this morning, we are learning more about a challenge sonoma county is facing in an effort to building a better bay area. the county promised to clear a homeless camp from the joe rodota trail with about one week left to go, more than 200 people are still camping out on that trail. sonoma county is preparing outdoor shelters ten miles out of town for about 60 people. they're hand picking the first shelter residents based to go. abc7 news asked why some are refusing help. >> no. >> you wouldn't go? >> i believe it's set up like a concentration camp. >> i'm 62 years old almost. why should i have somebody tell me i can't go someplace? >> neighbors living in oakmont have raised concerns about the homeless. many people who are homeless say they're harmless and misunderstood. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our building a better bay area group on facebook. >>> in the

tom bevan from chicago today. we will see you in new york real soon. >> sandra: stunning new details and the attack on a kosher market in new jersey last month. authorities saying the attackers had an even bigger plot in mind. >> bill: also, the justice department now saying that the deadly pensacola naval base's shooting is an act of terrorism. details on that and why investigators are looking for help from apple. it's tough to quit smoking cold turkey. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or actions, seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sl

. >> sandra: tom bevan from real clear politics joining us now. good morning to you, it's a new day. where does the push for witnesses go next? >> well, we'll see. mitt romney has already said he'd look for witnesses, susan collins, so those are two of the four they need on that vote to consider witnesses. people are looking at cory gardner and some other of these republicans. it looks like there might actually be witnesses. if there is a vote to consider witnesses, sandra, then the question is -- well, there will be an executive privilege battle over john bolton, which could extend this thing for a number of weeks. also the question, who will the republicans end up calling? they have been talks of hunter biden, obviously. joe biden, the whistle-blower, even adam schiff. is talking about being a potential witness. they might consider witnesses but there's a lot to be determined here in these coming days. >> sandra: the question is, can democrats sway four of those republicans to ultimately be in favor of witnesses? what are you hearing on that fro

tom bevan joins us, cofounder and editor of real clear politics. good morning to you, thanks for being here. it appears biden is excepting that apology. he tweeted this out. "thanks for acknowledging this, bernie. these kind of attacks have no place in this primary. let's keep our focus on making donald trump a one-term president." for thoughts on that exchange? >> bring doesn't want to make this personal, especially a few days away from the vote in iowa. iowa voters don't like that kind of mudslinging. but the problem is the person who wrote this article, that's what a lot of bernie supporters think. we have seen articles in recent days, if the party nominates joe biden, a lot of bernie supporters will be very upset and may even stay home. i think it illustrates the rift between the democratic party that they are trying to sort out right now. >> sandra: meanwhile, hillary clinton in this new hollywood reporter piece responding to this fiery new documentary, trump regrets and harsh words for bernie. she was asked to confirm her earlier words on ber

we have got to do that from the political mainstream and we have got to remember aaron bevan who createdu gotta be on the prime minister's case all the time and holding him to account. you have been involved in a leadership bid in the past. what is your experience. of us an idea of what is going on in the various camps at the moment? trying to position themselves within the party. phase are you havejust seen at the moment. it will probably come to a combination today and that is when labour politicians will be given out giving out and it is likely it will be for candidates going through to the leadership section of it. still some nominations, 40 still to nominate. once that is out of the way, the second phase will go into seeing constituencies around the carty —— country, and affiliate like trade unions, they need to be able to get the pallet paper. that is when there is the debate over policy and where they are going to be in the party and that is where the dividing lines really open up. then you get about six weeks into when the ballot is open and that is when you get to the phase. it