i had recently had the mayor of bonn -- in bonn last year for the follow-up to the paris talks. so let me ask mayor cownie to offer some initial remarks and then ask him to introduce the mayor of bonn. >> thank you, mr. chair. it's interesting as we sit around this table and we think of the impact of mayors and sometimes all the work that's done at the national level, especially at the u.n., at some of these gatherings that mayor brainard has referred to, remembering back in copenhagen we all had great hopes that were concerned about the environment that we would all come together and there would be an accord put together that the world would embrace. after a very exciting conference of the parties, it didn't happen. it was interesting that during that time, mayor kouts with european mayors initiated a bilateral agreement between u.s. mayors represented by the u.s. conference of mayors and european mayors to work together on, quite frankly, saving the world. and what we could do as local government representatives. it's interesting to look at the history of that since copenhagen

became the chancellor and you travel to bonn instead staying in the buddhist any longer than twelve years just makes you soft in the head you've now been there for twenty years has your hypothesis proven itself. no i think the only thing it proved was that twelve years can seem like an eternity when you're twenty two or it was pure chance that i was elected to the bundestag i just decided to run in my own electoral district where the s.p.d. had never won before i wanted to show that there were still young people engaged in shaping democracy but i never would have expected to get elected. for years you were the financial expert and now as a right hand man the current faction leader. you have all these other topics as well is this huge responsibility intimidating. i certainly respected yes but i'm not intimidated i've known my colleagues for many years i might still be one of the youngest but within the faction i've served longer than most. a big part of organizing a party is faction is to have a sense for how your colleagues think and feel and to be able to inspire them to go along in deci

. >> so this is so exciting because they were against bonn or, of course we have bonn out there withge game at the palestra, so right now jen is with the roman catholic. >> reporter: yes! ladies and gentlemen, who won? who won? (applause) looking good. all right, now just to be clear, bob kelly went to that other school. i came to this school. and who won? >> we did. >> we did, babe. all right, so we got to see a little bit of your dunking on tv yesterday. we delivered the dunk as well yesterday. >> yes. >> you had to let them know what's up. >> sure. >> you set the bass cents death ball. there is still one more game left though, right, few games. what happens on friday? >> we will be making city championship. >> okay. and i said to you guys who is your biggest opponent and you said? >> ourselves. >> yes. so, okay, now, you guys, you were there to cheer for them, yes? you believe in them for on friday night? >> yes. >> what do you think -- what's so great about this team? why are they so successful? >> they play great together. >> all right. and you support them. all right, tell me,

all right, last time you guys played, bonn or ben franklin i, it did not ends well.>> yes. the underdogs are the hungry dogs. >> what are you guys going to do differently to make sure the outcome is in your favor this time? >> play defense, they're not get to go a bucket at all. >> thank you, that's what i am talking b now i did show the guys my shot. because i believe if you're going to play a game do you have know what your shot is, right? i showed you this. we will show you this again. >> shoot that shot. >> and it goes in. (cheers). >> oh, bonner prendy, watch out now. >> look at that. >> hey, i just got word. >> what? >> erin carter will be live in the studio here on "good day" philadelphia tomorrow. >> going to be here in the studio? >> yes, yes. so much to talk to him about. don't miss that. plus another word of the day tomorrow. different. get in for lunch now at olive garden with lunch duos, starting at $6.99. choose your favorite pasta, sandwich, or our new meatball pizza bowl and pair it with all the soup or salad and breadsticks you want. get never ending

for example, they weren't invited to participate in the bonn conference in november 2001, which is kind of understandable because they were viewed as being responsible in part for giving sanctuary to al-qaeda. on the other hand, if moves had been taken to try incorporate at least some of their constituencies in giving them a stake in the new government, i think we wouldn't be where we are now. - ultimately the taliban have to be part of any solution. they, for good or for ill, they've become one of the main voices representing the pashtun population. - now i do think that there's an opportunity that with the signaling that began coming out of the us, and in our nato allies, that we're gonna continue to remain engaged in afghanistan. that our main message is no longer that we're leaving, it's actually that we're staying, albeit not at the numbers of the past. that i think does create opportunities to now reopen the peace process. - the idea that you can transition to peace, i don't see that anytime soon because i don't see the taliban willing to make peace and since they have sanctuaries

dw took to the streets of bonn, germany to ask ordinary germans what they make of today's deal. >> aftery reaching this agreement by the skin of their teeth, i doubt it is a really good thing for the whole country. most politicians were probably just thinking of themselves and not the citizens. >> better than new elections because of the afd. maybe they would get more seats, and that would not be good. >> i think it's a good idea. coalition is a really good idea because we all want peace, and there is so much confusion in the world already. so if they can work together, it is for the better. a better germany is good. >> i think it is a good thing that they have agreed because in the meantime it has become so bad that no politician or person has the endurance to keep going. and they all worked hard. and i think it is a solution for everyone. >> i'm against a grand coalition, so i don't care what they have agreed on. i will definitely vote against it. i am a member of the spd. >> i would have been in favor of new elections, but only in the beginning, not now. that's why i'm glad that an ag

bonn done stores have filed for bankruptcy and is looking for a buyer.d retail chain is deep in debt, its sales have tumble, the company also cents plans to close 42 stores. rahel, jim? >> one up nearby cabin, i like it, always quiet there. but that's not a good thing from retail. >> it will be very quiet. >> so diane, there is a hubbub on social media with some people scratching their head about ooh dorito for women. what's this all about? >> all right, so, in was a report that dorito's was working on lady friendly version because i guess we can't deal with how noisy and messy, but it is not true, in a statement emailed yesterday, said spokeswoman said the reporting on a specific dorito product for females mail consumers inaccurate. she sent this out monday evening. and that it already has the dorito's for women, they're calling, quote, dorito's. >> i'm sitting next to the world championship challenge person of the world here. >> oh, i know. >> i mean -- >> i that you. >> she can eat fire. >> i can eat all of the spicy dorito's in the world, diane. and

as his right wing party began campaigning ahead of an april election that it's expected to win or bonnhas pushed this anti immigrant anti immigration stance ahead of his bid for a third consecutive term. five women have been killed in a shooting at a christian church in the city of kissee that in russia's republic of dagestan a twenty two year old man fired at people leaving an evening service he was shot and killed at the scene so-called islamic state group said it was behind the attack . the u.s. special council has indicted thirteen russians accused of meddling in america's presidential election and that is putting kremlin backed internet propaganda in the spotlight in an exclusive report russia correspondent yury rich châteaux spoke to a former so-called troll she worked at the internet research agency in st petersburg that's a body identified by u.s. investigators as a factory for fake news. we're not allowed to disclose an exact address not even the district this young journalist could face repercussions two years ago she was working among russia's so-called internet trolls she h

journalists all over adama did manage to get into the country recently he joins me now from our studios in bonn a welcome all of a resource a heartbreaking pictures from yemen in the report is the situation the as bad or even worse. yeah you have to care for that i've been to the south only the pictures you've seen have been from the north and the north is by far more hit by the war but coming back to the south where i've been there last month the situation was very homogeneous i was expecting a blank in pure poverty but i've only seen of it but i've also seen pictures of wealth i've seen for markets full of fruits vegetables meat and so on i've been to restaurants full of people having been to an entertainment center where children were riding on roller coasters that was the one side wealthy side but i've also seen lots of poverty expression if you leave aiden center you go to the districts and there you have a lot of camps of displaced people coming from the north from the rebels and they are very much dependent on food supply and that also is creating a lot of anger between the people you ha

congo central from republic of bonn much of west africa has a risk of showers there but jerry not looking too bad akron ghana looking at highs of thirty two degree celsius across southern portions of the continent we've got some heavy rain likely to affect in parts of some b.-a. the way the sponsored body counts on. the scene for us whether online. and in your mind that peace is possible but it never happens not because the situation is. because no one cares or if you join us on sat there are people choosing between buying medication and eating this is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who has posted a story join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera user our top stories that have been small protests and the u.s. secretary of state has been holding talks with his turkish counterpart. thursday ties between the two countries have been strained at moments of a u.s. support for. south africa's new president set to give his first state of the nation address and to appoint a new cabinet. to support sout

tens of thousands of anti-government protests is a shop down the center of argentina's capital bonn osiris they're demonstrating against president mcchrystal stare as he measures russia today those are the latest headlines coming up next it's inside story. al-jazeera. and for you. running out of water they're calling it day zero cities like cape town and nairobi is soon to be dry and first two years of drought and bad planning so why haven't governments done more to prevent this catastrophe is the golden age of water now over this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm peter davi climate change human action and a growing population are increasing the chances of a global water crisis that's what experts have long been warning about over a billion people lack access to clean drinking water and the un predicts a global forty percent water deficit by the year twenty thirty south africa's cape town for example could become the world's first major city to run out of water literally much of the city and the rest of the country's water flows from neighboring lawsuit to and the next

congo central from republic of bonn much of west africa has a risk of showers there but jerry not looking too bad akron ghana looking at highs of thirty two degree celsius across southern portions of the continent we've got some heavy rain likely to affect in parts of some b.-a. i was always telling him how famous he was going to make that's how he presented hello my name. northwest represent. teachers pretty cool. i said you were a member of the special meeting. and he said. i knew immediately this is a color. on the. al-jazeera investigation. of silence this time. to put one of the top stories on al-jazeera. opposer has been sworn in as south africa's president a day after him battled leader jacob zuma resign he's promising to fight corruption and to revitalize the economy. the saudi owned television news station out of beer has surrendered its right to broadcast in the united kingdom amid allegations of fake news broadcast about qatar. the gunman accused of killing seventeen people in a school shooting in florida on wednesday has appeared in court nineteen year old nicholas cruz has be

africa we've got some significant showers across parts uganda towards congo central from republic of bonn much of west africa has a risk of showers there but jerry not looking too bad i cry in ghana looking at highs of thirty two degrees celsius across southern portions of the continent we've got some heavy rain likely to affect in parts of some b.-a. it was always telling you how famous he was going to make that's how he presented hello my name without manchester city's northwest representatives kind of. teacher who. said you were a member of the special meeting about the nail and he said no. that's not after i knew immediately this is a cover. on the mainland city al-jazeera investigation. of silence this time. it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera and these are our top stories the u.s. state of texas and the feds he's had open and productive talks with turkey's president regicide at the one times between the two countries have been strained in recent months of the u.s. support for kurdish fighters and several zimbabwe is awaiting for the body of opposition leader morgan tsvangira

la bonne has already drafted a proposed constitution but critics say the charter it is proposing is dictatorial in nature giving the president of powers and even allowing him to rule indefinitely a local survey shows the majority of filipinos have little or no knowledge of the constitution many are also unaware of the plans to amend the constitution this is what critics say is dangerous those who lead the transitional ensured that the one thousand nine hundred eighty seven philippine constitution they drafted would serve as event guard restoring checks and balances within institutions so that power will never rests with one man alone jim duggan al-jazeera manila indonesian navy has seized more than a ton of crystal meth and arrested for suspected drug smugglers the sea substances were paraded after being found on a boat in indonesian waters near singapore on weapons day they've been hidden under six of rice for taiwanese men have been arrested there are reports that drugs were banned for australia. thousands of anti fascist demonstrators have rallied in the italian city of much over six african

of members and they include alexander hamilton and recognizes the and he had a peg leg and he was a bonn vivant and a very beautiful stylist and he was responsible for the skielistic change which was an important substantive change in the u.s. constitution which is that in this draft of the committee of style the preamble for the first time says we the people of the united states not we the people of the states of massachusetts, rhode island and so forth, but we, the people of the united states. why was that change made? well, some say it was merely a stylistic change because the framers didn't know which of the 13 states would actually ratify so they hedged their bets by keeping it more concise plus that was shorter and others disagree and say the change to we the people of the united states was the tangible expression of james wilson's belief that we the people of the united states as a whole are sovereign and not we the people of the individual states. and the congressional power is altered. congress, and it's four years and they eliminated the term limits of the seven-year term, plus

the 25 minute it is took us to ride from ad bonn earlier today we saw three of these shops. the operators we know are definitely paying fees and insurance to keep this eagles green gear at your fingertips. and remember, if you want that official nfl gear, you're going to have to look for that hologram on the price tag. we're live in monroe township, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> the girls at little flower catholic cheered on the birds today with a very special guest. this is a graduate of the school. she's also the mother of eagles rookie running back colorado ree clement. the school offered up prayers for the hometown e hero. he says for now she's just trying to keep her emotions in check. >> my excitement is very i would say minimum at the moment. i'm trying to maintain a level head. i'm excited on the inside, but. i try to maintain cool. i let my friends get excited about it. >> she looks very cool on the outside right there. she's doing a good job. she's going to make her way here to minneapolis tomorrow. >> nbc 10 is your official eagles station. if you need more eagles,

there's another one on aud bonn and two others in those locations. so a lot to offer.en we come back, steven fisher how fans here in the twin cities are spending their time ahead of the super bowl. >> for now back to the nbc 10 studios. >> pretty sure the vikings fans are still salty after that loss. >> very much so. >> so we have some rain and some snow to talk about. >> yeah, salty. good weather transition. we're going to see everything. we're going to start with the rain tonight. it will turn into snow tomorrow morning. and then the cold air comes in as we could get ice forming out there. so maybe early in the morning plan on tossing some salt down. outside we have the cloud cover all the way up to 45 degrees. that is very, very mild. no rain or snow yet. the highest wind gusts at 25 miles per hour. we have the big chill headed our way. look at minneapolis. 6 degrees now. they have a windchill at 10 or 15 below zero. at this point, that cold air is going to rotate in our direction. we can't be too smug about our warmth. it will come back on sunday. but not until the

but eagles fans living in dallas, bonn and raised, came to philly all for the eagles. >> oh, wow. >>s fan , and i've been one for a long time. >> but where do you live? >> i live in dallas, texas. yes, i got here earlier this morning. >> do you get so much crap for being an eagles fan in dallas cents? >> i'm bartender. a lot of the eagles fan, we have an eagles nest at my location where i bar tend at. >> no way. >> yes, ma'am. >> shout out to the bar. >> buffalo wild wings and in gained prairie. hey, you all, i made it. >> that is so fun. >> yes, ma'am. my supervisor will be what in the worlds. >> so awesome. this trip is extra special. you're hoping the eagles win because you're hoping to get to that parade. but also someone's birthday. >> i won't ask how old you are , but what would be the best birthday gift you could receive? >> being in philadelphia for the first time supporting my eagles in the super bowl for a win. >> you guys are the absolute best. welcome to philadelphia. >> thank you very much. >> we're not all bad. >> so she want add eagles win. >> that's it. >> for her bir

canada bonn that one. we got this one. the first time the united states has brought home the golds since 1998. >> if i know my math, that was 20 years ago. here is the thing. >> look at you. >> i'm thrilled. this shouldn't -- the game should not be determined in the shoot-out in the olympics. okay? >> then how should it be determined? >> just keep playing until somebody wins the stinking game, okay? what's the rush? >> i'm not complaining because woe won. >> no. >> what if we lost. >> then i would complain. >> then you would be change, shouldn't and shoot-out, sue. >> but we won. >> right. >> but shouldn't and shoot-out. >> all right, negative nelly. yikes. couple of showers around this morning. more are on the way. we'll get any of this mess? up to our north and west? we'll let you know coming up in your forecast, jenny? >> good morning, sue. a woman shot and killed while she was driving her van up north broad street. she had five passengers with her, including children, who were also injured. we'll have the >> didley gun

bonn kelly, roads are dry, most of them for now. >> yes, put your shorts and your white shoes back in the closet for little while. good morning, everybody, it is a thursday, getting up, getting out. kind of quietment roads drying out from the little bit of rain we had last night, east on 422, no problems from 100 in toward the king of prussia interchange. good morning, northeast philly. looking good on 95, from woodhaven, into downtown. the shaders looking good as welcoming in from south jersey, now we do have closure of the northeast extension, here's what happened. on the overnight, there was accident in the lehigh valley tunnel. so the sound bound tube closed between the mahonign and lehigh valley. huge detour to get you around that, but just be prepared, if you're coming from say the poconos trying to get down into the lehigh vale. an accident, just cleared out of the way here in norristown. dekalb at marshall street. so good to go there. but down in newark, delaware, watch for an accident, along welsh track right at college avenue. just off of i-95. airport looking good. and no p

bonn is known to be ambitious and you know it's a rattling the gates of the jones laurie and but we've seen it before you know found a line who is who is going to remain in her job as defense minister she was one time just a few years ago sort of constantly mentioned as the person likely to take over the reins when medical leaves. seems to have faded a little bit so you know don't count him out but don't count i mean it's too early isn't ok now the delegates here in berlin one thousand senior delegates are expected to approve the coalition deal later today how much closer this is the big question is germany right now to getting a new government after almost five months after elections well you know you've got half the cabinet and these are just the conservative ministers that the medical has has power to cheese the other half of the government the social democrat half would still have to be named but the face of the government. is it going to happen or not that really is in the hands of the s.p.d. membership they're voting down by post their decision will be revealed on sunday so we ha

bonn kelly? >> ready, set, go. 4:11, looking live downtown exp, the parkway, preps are underway for the par t roads ar. as we go outside, take live look, whe go down tomorrow, the big on his juke box,de. what's a song we can play for you and get you fired up champie tomorrow? you and get you fired up champie tomorrow? use #trafficjamz. i had this chest cold, but my medicine kept wearing off. you and get you fired up champie tomorrow? use #trafficjamz. (coughs) ah! hey, chad! i missed you. ah! i was in the tree watching you, and then i fell. i'm not eating pizza from the trash. then i discovered mucinex. huge difference. one pill lasts 12 hours, and i'm good. oh, here kitty, kitty... ah! not a cat, not a cat! why take 4-hour medicine? just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. >> three, two, one! >> wow, exciting new era in space, the successful rocket launch of space x's heavy falcon rocket at the kennedy space center in cape canaveral florida you can hea

africa we've got some significant showers across parts uganda towards congo central from republic of bonn much of west africa's a risk of showers there but jerry not looking too bad our current ghana look at highs of thirty two degrees celsius across southern portions of the continent of course some heavy rain likely to affect in parts of sambir. it was always tell it how famous he was going to make that's how he presented hello my name without manchester city's northwest representative scouts teacher put it. i said you were a member of that we had this special meeting about five adele and he said no. that's not the topic and you immediately this is a cover you know piece on the on man city yeah al jazeera investigation football's rule of silence at this time. you responding six continents across the do. correspondents live and bring the stories they tell you have. no opinions about it and that's this. we're at the mercy of the russian camp for palestinian i'll just zero food in world news. a quick reminder now of our top stories cyril ramaphosa has been sworn in as south africa's preside

the new leader of the party she's certainly someone who can speak very well i saw her personally in bonn during the final during the previous conference and she's someone who will certainly try and gather the support from those s.t.g. members who are probably very skeptical of this deal and important and big task ahead for her right our political correspondent thomas bear with us here in studio max hoffman in brussels thank you both. well we just heard from thomas martin short standing down as the chairman of germany's social democrats will be handing over two hundred dollars now if the s.p.d. goes ahead and confirms or she will become the first woman to head to germany's oldest political party let's take a look now at her career she's aiming to be the first female party leader of the s.p.d. the first in one hundred fifty three years she has a reputation for being outspoken some say it was her speech at the social democrats party conference that secured the votes needed for starting coalition talks with again america's conservative bloc. people we will not give up our s.p.d. party believ

behind this move from the if you have his government's a spring in back from day to mark service in bonn welcome six thousand political prisoners i've been released over the last few weeks why. it's because the demonstrations in and regions for third the government to do so even yesterday there was a huge demonstration all over oh yeah even those steamers traditions reached on the outskirts of seoul business was not i do you and transport was how did for the last couple of years such times a few more stations happened in ethiopia so government was force led by such kinds of more stations and from the pew from parties and such and such kind of. questions ok so despite this apparent people power if you hope a state affiliated broadcaster says those prisoners are being released to having undergone rehabilitation training which sounds rather ominous what does it mean. that you have really dish and training is based on the constitution they said that it's about the constitution but most of those political leaders and even journalists chris that the training is more preaching the idea of rulin

bonn steepening, stocks also taking a hit overnight.e saw asian markets trading .ater, and so is the kiwi the u.s. dollar back in its doldrums once again. citi is flat as well. ter we saw yields following treasuries for the 10 year by a also look at japan, we saw a big win for the nikkei 225. we are expecting a retreat when it comes to equities. the dollar-yen well above 109. first world news now. >> president trump has decided to allow the publication of a memo that the fbi abused its --er in an admitted administration bias. wrayirector christopher urge the president not to release it. --zon shares are higher company saw net sales of up to three quarter billion dollars -- fourth-quarter earnings per share doubled forecasts. says amazon will double down on alexa after far exceeding what he calls optimistic projections for the voice activated assistant. 33% of is to buy financial, clearing the way for a initial public offering. alibaba hasn't held a stake since founder was thrown out of the business in 2011. alibaba has recovered from se

. >> all right, lets head to the bonn report now with rick santelli >> good morning david, i always talkut the higher the time frame the more prioritize the close should be. we are going to take a weekly perspective being friday look at one week of two's, they're actually up. they're acting very much like bund that are not acting much like 10-yr lately. they're for sure most likely getting their lowest yields close of the week. we are well below the tight closing yields in the low to mid-70s that we have had all week in the bunds. let's switch gear a little bit some huge move this week along with the big flattening move, we had the dollar gives a lot back against the variety of currencies remember when that's when stocks were going down. if you look at everything in unisom, the dollar loss is bid maybe you can make a case against 3% test any time soon, although certainly looking into the cards. you realize we closed around 90.5 last week and we are at 89 as we sit now. look at one week of the dollar yen and dollar is a big down and swits of the following two charts, the dollar is seconda

to bonn the f winning the super bowl. kids cheering on their dads. the air. it really struck a never last night. >> you areaed edshared it just now. >> moment of a lifetime. >>> new signs the flu is 42 states report high flew activity. linsey davis is in the emergency room paterson new jersey. george. this is the fourth busiest in the country. they're so crowdedhere. th the rooms. take a look at the hallways these gurneys, this is another place they're putting patients. nationwide the number of pediatric deaths due to flu season 53. in just the past week an increase in deaths from pneumonia and inflew whenuinfluenza. in some case doctors' offices are so overloaded they're saying pass go go directly to your local e.r. the cdc says it's possible flu seasonil may. >> oh man. in till my? >>> we told you about the football heroics on the field. be was a standout moment we have to share with you as well. the superstar player became an mvp for his heroics off the field. yes, j.j. watt. bless that guy. he helped so many after hurricane harvey. he was honored

to bonn the field after winning the super bowl. kids cheering on their dads.ity. that emotion, i goent get to share on the air. it really struck a never last night. >> you area shared it just now. >> moment of a lifetime. >>> new signs the flu is intensifying. 42 states report high flew activity. linsey davis is in the emergency room in paterson, new jersey. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is the fourth busiest e.r. in the country. they're so crowded here. they're doubling up patients in the rooms. take a look at the hallways here. these gurneys, this is another place they're putting patients. nationwide, the number of pediatric deaths due to flu season, 53. in just the past week, an increase in deaths from pneumonia and inflew winfluenza. in some case, doctors' offices are so overloaded, they're saying, hey, do not pass go. go directly to your local e.r. the cdc says it's possible flu season can last until may. >> oh, man. in till my? >>> we told you about the football heroics on the field. be was a standout moment we have to share with you as well. t

. >> bonnes did well on monday. we need a new story because that story is not working. neil: 2.9 wage growth which is not exactly double-digit inflation. >> reality if you look at the history, selloff of 10% over time, you don't need a good reason because those can hit for any reason or no reason. talking about downturn of 20% or more that usually comes because of recession. if there is sign recession is imminent i like someone to point it out to me. you talk about earnings. look at sales growth. earnings are helped by tax cuts but revenue show what companies are really doing. most upside surprises in the s&p 500 in data going back to 2008. good numbers. neil: i don't doubt that but one of the things i do see you always hear the same time out of our leadership when market crashes like this, that is extreme, when market drops like this happen, fundamentals are sound, economy is sound. most of the time, when these things happen it is, and particularly now. but i have a theory that all these other ancillary, exotic investment products are causing problems. alternatives, to

equities tested by the surge in bonn rate and views on the u.s.e climbing to a four-year high. for more on what is making the markets so edgy we are honored by mark in singapore. we are seeing this contagion route when what is happening -- with what is happening in the bond markets. it is trickling into equity markets. how hard does the bond selloff go? >> the rapid pace of the rise in treasury yields has taken a lot of people by surprise. we have seen dramatic increases, especially in the short end. the two-year yield has been rising day after day for the past months. the pace of rate tightening is not enough. --some arewage questioning whether the fed is behind the curve. we have a new fed chairman starting today and there is anxiety around the treasury market and is spreading to other asset classes. equities are getting hit. haidi: where do you high? hide,ou -- where do you when you look across asian markets. of bulls ofthis world -- this world are wondering if we are behind the stage of this cycle. >> the usual suspects can be brought out. if

henry bonn has the details. >> it has been 24 hours since authorities told us they looked into a youtubeths ago, back in september. they say they couldn't figure out who was behind the social media post, even though the shooter used his own name. here is a screenshot sent to the fbi in september by a blogger who reported the comment left by niclas crews. it said i am going to be a professional school shooter. a lot of questions about why they couldn't track him down and whether youtube gave him any help in the process. i reached out to multiple contacts at google but the company has been completely silent, leaving questions unanswered. i asked if the comment was flagged to youtube and if they commented were helped with the investigation. no word with google or no public statement. authorities call the social media activity very disturbing, but also his post on instagram. google has been silent and facebook address the facebook an instagram accounting there is no place on our platform for people who commit such horrendous acts. we have found and immediately deleted his account on facebook