bulls can live up to twenty years this sexually mature after about a year. bonum son brown's men will provide the latest new improved generation of sperm for these animals it's all about how well they can perform bonham's genetics are categorized into hereditary traits like how well his daughters would adapt to the milking machines humans are designing animals to fit machinery the genetic material can be ordered from a catalog. back in lower saxony then a store is slowly waking up but the bottles family farm is already in full gear the asparagus season is the most important time of the year for hina he sells it directly with no middleman. if the market stalls on the streets and the supermarket shelves have to be stopped . before opening time the body by the way within. the family farm is now being run by the fourth generation bartell senior is in charge of supplying restaurants in hamburg. hina has to deliver his product for the same price regardless of his yield we're being the last asparagus we harvest the harder it's going to be to keep harvest costs unde

is suggesting bulls that her manager might like to use to braid. you know you want to use sex semen again yet no. sex semen means only female calves he's quite big enough that recently there was of course years on the bigger side i have another one. it's daughter proven and has very good functional characteristics . and it makes little cows with nice orders she can write a. sperm selection is not allowed for humans but here it plays a big role stefan chooses sperm from the balls bottom and sinclair hoping it will make him the perfect dairy cows it comes that really. i can discuss it with jeff and ensure on the computer what we have in mind. i can try to prepare it with everything i have available. and this is about in the end though its nature and what actually comes out you can never predict one hundred percent. back in the cornfield burned is checking the wasps. sometimes you see them flying but i don't see any now. one corn bore on the screen right on the trap on our father. because of the hot may the cornball is here ten days earlier than expec

bull run what's a bull run?mentum is expected to continue a lot of people hoping for that. you know what, they might be right. that's what makes markets. but as we used to say at match game, slide it, earl, and watch this these are my points. reading the rebound. number one, what is the rally predicated on? what is it based on? we had an entire conversation at the beginning of the show about this i think most of this rally off the december 24th has been predicated on the fact that the federal reserve said, hey, you know what, those rate hikes and reducing our balance sheet, we're just messing with you, it ain't going to happen. i think tim would agree with that as well that's number one. number two, how fast was the recovery pretty darn fast i mean december 24th we saw where the s&p was trading. we've rallied 18% or so in a month and a half that's a pretty significant rally in a small amount of time in my opinion. and number three, and maybe most importantly, are the warning signs being ignored? listen, markets

he's bull[bleep] he's bull[bleep] about stuff. well, why don't we let the dust settle a little bit? -sammy: okay. -lemonis: all right? sammy: got it. lemonis: the blow-up between sammy and joe gives me real concern. i know we have a management problem, but i need to put that off to the side and get focused, because we have a meeting with the first potential franchisee. how are you, john? -john: good. how are you? lemonis: good to see you. i'm marcus. i'm blown away by the interest that we already have with the concept, but closing a deal here today will give us real momentum. we've gotten a lot of applications -- almost 800 -- since we kind of launched the concept. and so one of the prerequisites we have is that there's significant restaurant experience. do you have it? -john: sure. my wife's family has been in the restaurant catering business for almost 50 years. i have a background in design and construction. lemonis: well, clearly your background is qualified. why don't we take a look at the menu board? john: you've got five bu

we've got this little bull's- e bull's-eyes in the areas where west virginia and virginia meet. the first part of the snow storm will be later on this evening. from wichita to des moines, to minneapolis, three to six inches of snow. the heaviest totals will be the higher elevations of western portions of virginia, and even washington, d.c. still has a chance for about three to five inches of snow. that's a look at the big weathe city only 30 degrees today. that's going to be trouble on untreated roads. washington, d.c. snow forecast, that's for tomorrow. we'll wait and see. could be a snow day. >> thanks so much, bill. >>> well, nbc hockey analyst pierre mcguire got too close for comfort to a rogue hockey puck at last night's game. play was halted between the tampa bay lightning and the blue jackets when the puck launched into the benches near the end of the first period, barely missing him as it hit the camera lens. luckily everyone came away unscathed. >> you saw that reaction. he got lucky. >>> coming up, a new health study reveals the power of pushups. >>> and a childhood fe

but that's where no bull bags comes in.oing work for anti-bullying campaigns. so the idea is 5% of proceeds from sales of these bags would go to support those programs that they have -- buyer #1: as long as you can clearly articulate the message so that consumers can understand it without you standing there selling it. how do you tell that story? chris: that is gonna be the story told through the hang tag and the story of how we are giving back in the back with, you know, portion of proceeds supporting anti-bullying organization. buyer #1: great. lemonis: tens of thousands of these bags, over the last 10 years, have been sold specifically for dads who carry their kids. you carry your grandkids. you carried your kids. buyer #1: but it's also a narrow niche. lemonis: narrow niche. chris: well, and also the interesting thing, if i may just step in one quick moment? lemonis: take over, please. chris: okay. because while it was filling a niche, it was also becoming a symbol of fatherhood because the role of dad was changing dram

there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer everyone is always fretting about these trade negotiations with china or more forceful federal reserve or the prospect of another government shutdown but after a day where the dow gained 118 point, s&p climbed and nasdaq advanced 0.8%, you know what i'm most afraid of i'm afraid of jeans. good price yep, i think the biggest threat to this bull market is denim i right now at this very moment am more worried about jeans than i am about china why? because this morning levi strauss the storied maker filed for an ipo where they expect to raise 600 million to $800 million. it's an exciting deal. got a lot going for it, profitable, yes. so what makes this a threat to the market's animal spirits? simple if

enter into a bull market territory.n asia seeing a fixed session of games on this test gains on this optimism. japan closing out firmer than one -- .5%. holding at october highs here. have a look at some of the stocks in detail because china is where you are seeing a rally. oak ridge stocks getting a strong bid after we heard thencial firms singled out meeting that doesn't happen very often. you have citic securities and a number of brokerages hitting their 10% limit on the mainland. also that 5g technology, we have this audible phone momentum really helping tech stocks as well -- foldable phone momentum really helping tech stocks. to the downside we have other news, this second meeting between president trump and kim jong-un. you're seeing the peace stocks in south korea under pressure. that is showing you reflection whether or not we will see anything concrete coming from these talks. manus: you hit the nail on the head. game theory versus reality. to which of course president trump delayed increasing tariffs on chine

it turned dangerous when several cowboys were butted by that bull. sign a waiver. they were warned that injuries were possible. the southern extreme bullasiding ciation had to release a statement saying that no one competing should be taken by surprise that a bull charges at. th and no one watching should be surprised if someone gets hurt. oh, my goodness. trying to win $100? not worth it. >> it's crazy. there was only one person in a circle that i saw take off b before tl got to them. there was only one person that was like, yeah, this was a bad decision. >>> we still hshe flooding issues. we're watching about 16 million people at risk. we just added a new section of tennessee. mostly northern ppmissis arkansas, through tennessee, northern alabama. look at this rain footprint. that rain is thr inches of rain. this is on soggy soil. a lot of rivers already high. there's going to be problems, especially in those areas that see thunderstorms. today's forecast, pretty quiet in areas of florida and the nortreast. rain ising out in areas of the south. goi

bulls five weeks in a row. whether you look at bull/bear indicators or the green index, all these things tell you people have gotten greedy lately. you're right back to the 200-day. this is a major level for markets, 2750 to 2800. it's hard to say you should be very excited when the industrial production data we got out of europe and the rest of the world on monday and tuesday was terrible this morning industrial orders out of germany tell you their economy is slowing fast. the trade balance from january in the u.s this is all lagging like no big deal but it's telling you things aren't great. >> so all that paper is short-term pain. is apple an investment versus semis as a trade or is apple still a trade because of what the semis are telling you? >> for me apple is still an investment it's something that's been very, very long term i've been literally in there no decades. >> the semis were telling you bad things were going to happen at apple before apple said that. >> it turns out this time around they were abs

seeing bull markets, chinese equities. we are seeing futures higher this morning.cap to run up .2%. the first open usually is the u.k. big week for the u.k. and theresa may as she has postponed a brexit vote. the u.k. is up. we have the buy back's in spain newslot of macro dominating the market. this is of course all of that a treacherous truce a between beijing and washington. president trump will extend the march 1 deadline when he was going to possibly raise tariffs, and that has given a boost the market. let's look at what is going on across the industry sectors. it is a sea of green. this as we have positive news between these trade truce potentially washington and beijing. two things, we have miners, after the news donald trump will look to extend the march 1 deadline. also energy this morning, london place host to a bunch of oil bigwigs. and roche making a bid this morning, m&a news. what do you see? matt: i see a lot of breadth here. it goes well with your picture, the sea of green there and here. gaining, 92 are down here at the open. in terms of the mover

bull is about to rollover. last year's 6% decline in the s&p 500 is being hailed as prooe thatarket sniffed out an earnings recession. that's where earnings drop at least twoua consecutiveers in a row. this news is being greeted u wi thal round of hand wringing from the analysts and strategists, many of whom are predicting little, if any upward movement in stocks this year. the truth i this, historically there is very little evidence that a decline in stocks always indicate an earnings recession, nor is the opposite there is little evidence that an earnings recession invariably leads to a decline in stocks. so what does matter? the two developments that historically have killed bull markets, first is a sharp anddd price hike by the fed. the second is the recession. the fed for the moment seems out of the r wholee hike game, so that's not a major factor. this leaves a recession, the classicf killer bull markets. that's where the fault lines lie. if you believe a recession later this year or in 2020 is imminent a

there is always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain, but now educate and teach you. so call me at no. or tweet me @jimcramer. whatever you do, i don't want you to try to be a hero here after today's shellacking where the dow tumbled 221%, s&p declined 25.56% and the nasdaq 8.6%, you might be wants to buy haven't we been waiting for pullback sure but given the market's massive run-up in a pretty short period of time, i think it's a little too soon to put "mad money" to work we were due for a sell-off and i doubt we'll be finished after just one day i don't want you to get too bearish, and i like the way the market came back from its lows but we actually did some selling at the opening today from my charitable trust telling the members of the actionalerts.com club that it's way above the levels where we wanted to do buying originally. so there is no

a 5-year-old girl pauled by a pit bull inside the airport. the owner saying the dog is an emotional support animal. >>> tonight, the well-known actor rushed to the hospital. was it a stroke? known for his roles on "beverly hills 90210" and "riverdale." >>> and tonight, we take you to a place right here in hanoi that so many american heroes travel 8,000 miles to see. >>> and good evening tonight from hanoi, where we witnessed the abrupt collapse of talks today between president trump and north korean dictator kim jong-un. president trump saying sometimes you have to walk. tonight, his critics asking, why did he put kim jong-un back on the world stage, allowing him to sit across from an american president without know what was going to happen? before it all fell apart, there was the dinner last night, then the meeting today. the north korean dictator even took a question from a reporter on denuclearization, something he's never done before. but a short time later, the announcement. the working lunch was canceled. the table empty. the white hous

you have to ride the bull. >> i don't know that i want to get on the bull, and i don't want to get hurt beat you and embarrass you at your place. >> who was that? >> that's our producer. he's going to ride the bull. we're going to control it? >> we're going to control it. if he lasts longer than five seconds, your whole crew can come to the party. if he don't, sorry. >> you have to get us into the party. >> all right. you win. congratulations. your whole crew can come to the party. >> we can come to the party? >> yeah. >> everybody. everybody call me. i'm bringing a gang of folks to the party tonight. we're coming to shaq's funhouse. >>> still ahead -- >> is this rum in here, y'all? >> oprah and gayle go wild on their getaway. we're horsing around on a private island. >> i feel like we're on a "bachelor" one-on-one date. >>> and we have a special super bowl edition of bingeworthy. >> here's a little known fact. >> what you didn't know about "friday night lights," and will there be a reboot? >> people still want more. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> welcome back. there goes je

this is bull bulls and bulls & . thank you for joining me today. >> if you make -- yes, seriously. if you make more than $10 million in one year, your 10 millionth and one dollar gets taxed at 70%. and it really comes down to the question, isn't $10 million enough? when does it stop, right? >> when is too much too much. >> at what point is it immoral that we're building jeff ba beza helipad. david: not only defending her call for a 70% tax but it sounds a little like she's saying people should not have more than $10 million period. is that where this is going? we're joined by morris pearl, now chairman of the patriotic millionaires, a group dedicated to pushing for higher taxes on the ultrarich. mr. pearl, do you think $10 million should be enough? >> i think everybody should be rich. it's great. we're in favor of everybody becoming very rich. david: doesn't sound like she is. >> no. he's in favor of those people who make a lot of money paying a lot of tax rates than those who make less money. an.we've got groz inequality inr country and people aren't putting up with it. we need to

that's what's happening tonight when the wizards and bulls face off. the meeting of the exes. was upset he was traded by chicago, the on nba team he'sfo played he's making the early case to prove he won the breakup. he was a man on his mission.rt the fh year player out of arkansas came off the bench started perfect 5 of 5 from the field. he's the first wizards to 30 in his team deb since antawn jamison back in 2004 and became the first player in nba history with back to back 3 po games for different teams within a season. after the win, he said he was just happy to belaying ball. >> it was fun, man. i love playing the game of i basketball. ve giving my all. i play with a ton of passion court.me i sp on the i wanted to go out and play e> it was unbelievable. he cam out with so much energy, he was locked in from the get-go. th how -- that's hisap oach to the game and we definitely needed it. we fed off that. energy and we need that to move forward. >> as mentioned tonight the bale of thexes as the wizards in chicagotoaking on otorter junior and the bulls. washington drafted port

it's called kit-bull. here's a glimpse. ♪ >> kit bull is about a fiercely independent stray kitten and a pit bull in the san francisco mission district. together they experience friendship for the first time. we're adding a link to the full video on our website, abc7news.com and of course, disney is the parent company of pixar and abc 7. >>> oh, my gosh. i'm already in love with this. i really wrant to see that. >> it's so nice to see a pit bull portrayed as they really are, not as their stereotype and the reason they're so hard to adopt at times. i can't wait to see that either. hopefully that will break some of the negative stereotype out there. >> it's on our website. >> we'll have to watch it after the show, take a look. >>> let's watch the weather. hi everybody. about 5:20 on this hump day. sfo is going tos because of of the cloud cover and the rain. everything is going smoothly. it will be a mainly gray day with scattered light showers. old man winter keeps the chill on. it means there's a chance of

bulls & bears starts right now.nt run healthcare, a group of house democrats now pushing a bill that would transition our private system to one run by the government, within just two years, with no price tag attached. this is bulls & bears i'm david asman. you can bet our panel will have a lot to say about this. susan lee, jack houg, scott martin and steve forbes. >> it is time to ensure that healthcare is a right and not a privilege, guaranteed to every person in our country. it is time for medicare for all. [cheers] david: so that's how they were rolling it out toda

there is always a bull marke somewhere. and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now ♪ >> hey, i am cramer! welcome to "mad money. welcome to to my america i a just trying to make you moneys my job to entertain and teac you so call me at 1(800)743 c.b. c or treat tweet me at jim cramer what happened to the lon awaited rollover a few days ago this market was in the grips i've sell off did that just vanish in to thin you? >> sell sell sell, by b buy buyy the dow surge 378-points buy, buy, buy. nasdaq rocketing u 1.46 percent ♪ ♪ >> as we got good news about a potential deal for avoid another government shutdown and th possibility of some high-level talks with china [ cheering and applause >> it is amazing to me how fas this pendulum swings fro optimism to pessimism and back again without any apparent irony or skepticism everybody. frankly the manic depressive nature of this market is terrific, it's terrible. eit's got going to soar,it' going to crashing it's unnerve being. that's from a guy that has had a lot of e

the bulls are in charge and tech is a good reason.icrosoft last leg reported a little bit of disappointment because expectations have been high. today, investors buying the dip. down 3.8%.r would have this battle between the bulls and bears. that is true over the last year, too. i like to call this chart jobs. -- jaws. this is the only have been talking about. last to the s&p 500 above the 50 day moving average. then, we had that painful fourth quarter last year below the 50 day moving average. suggeststhis chart that the volatility we had seen will likely persistent with more what thoughts -- whipsaws up and down. since 2014.arly 7% this put up a solid quarter. supplier --luids food supplier up 4%. the food supplier up 4%. much.hank you very let's turn our attention to the fight for the oslo bors. it intensified today. euro next underscored its determination to acquire norway's in exchange. we are joined on the phone by the president of nasdaq nordic. thank you very much for spending some time with us. the first question is a fairly

there's always a bull market somewhere.o help you find it "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. are we too fixated on china? are we too worried about whethe we get a trade deal? over the weekend after a flurry of tweets the president granted the people's republic a stay of

salisbury to red bull owned leipzig. youth has been a trend among bundesliga signings league leaders dortmund brought in twenty year old argentinian leone out of the ballet to be as they look to stay ahead in the title race stuttgart new center back on cabbage is even younger and another teenager to arrive in the bundesliga is byron's out phone so davies the canadian joins the reigning champions for ten million euros as their only major newcomer but overall it was a quiet transfer window for the bavarians who were unable to make a star signing this january. a quick reminder now the top stories we're following for you here at the deputy u.s. secretary of state might come pale says the trumpet ministration is suspending its participation in a key nuclear disarmament pact with russia the u.s. with well the trial completely from the one nine hundred eighty seven i.n.f. treaty in moscow does not end the alleged violations of the pact with the six. much indeed if you news from berlin don't forget you can get all the latest new

southern california is in the bulls-eye. they are in the bulls-eye for a little bit longer. the thunderstorms which are moving onshore, this is the kind of thing you will hear. this is happening now. here goes, the last couple hours. they pop in right about, here they come. so looks like they will move into marin county and san francisco proper. that's a convective area. heavy downpours with it. especially in san francisco and san rafael. you will hear it and see it. on the golden gate bridge it's raining. nothing is organized as what we saw today. as you look at the system to the north, this system. this comes in over the weekend. it's cooler, it will be interesting to see what it does. it will be scattered showers, it brings thunderstorms and things like that. this is anof what we got. we're seeing thunderstorms offshore right now. this is about 1:00 this morning. the model is picking up the thunderstorms as they move inland and they will track through napa. then it backs out. morning the driver looks good. the afternoon driver looks. you see it continue, nothing organized

there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to help you find it.ney" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer for all the time we agonize over the prospect of a deal with china wall street doesn't seem to put a lot of thought into figuring out who wins an

and the chinese bull market is back. the index is fluctuating.in follow president trump's in theement of a delay tariff deadline and the possibility of a new deal. with today's stall, who has been buying? dani burger has a look under the hood of the market. good morning. contours ofg by the this rally, it does seem it has been driven by speculative flows. have a lot ofe mainland buyers. we can tell that because the gains really stay confined to the chinese markets. i have correlation with the hang seng. it drops off yesterday. since 2016.drop we are more likely to see some versus global asset managers that might sort of stick around and sustain the rally. in fact, already seeing some weakness on the csi 300 today. open interest on the futures. also a big point to note here. essentially, the demand for the gained as the csi 300 high as 2015. what this tells us is we are likely to see a lot of automated trend follower programs in this market because this is really where they play. that is not really driven by fundamentals. weis fragile especially a

there is always a bull marke somewhere. promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now ♪ >> hey, i am cramer! welcome to "mad money. welcome to to my america i a just trying to make you moneys my job to entertain and teac you so call me at 1(800)743 c.b. c or treat tweet me at jim cramer what happened to the lon awaited rollover a few days ago this market was

-- the secret iced slowdown props of the bond bulls. president trump says he will not meet with chinese president xi jinping before the march deadline to avoid tariffs on chinese goodss. in jeff bezos charges the blackmailnquirer of and hits the bias behind the washington post could be behind it. i'm alix steel with carol massar . david westin is off today. he was pretty tired, i have to say. carroll: you and i came in this morning and said there was not a lot of things going on, but we started the week with the state of the union under continuing to watch u.s.-china trade, and the jeff basil's story on the terminal -- jeff bezos story is the most popular on the terminal. alix: in the market it is risk off, picking up heading into the open in the u.s.. u.s. stocks seeing $700 million of outflows. it was decidedly risk off yesterday, but now that is spreading. -- s&pfutures off by futures off by .7%. long-term bonds has been the trade of the week, u.s. and your is 2.64, and crude has its worst week so far this year, a brutal week for cru

the bulls break the ice. can you have confidence in the stock rebound?t that nailed ge's decline has a new warning for anybody getting optimistic on ge and the options market, signaling a big move is coming for a popular etf tracking big caps what is it you have to tune in to find out, carl that's why we call it a tease, designed to keep people around do you think it will work? >> you are the master, brian see you in about 15. >>> let's get to the cme group for the santelli exchange. hey, rick. >> good morning, carl. thank you. i would like to welcome my employment day guest, doug holt sake en. thank you. >> my pleasure. >> 304,000 even though a big revision popped it down to 222,000, that two month average is 263,000 with labor force participation rate, best level since fall of 2013 weigh in on this morning's data. this is an extraordinary accomplishment you look at 2018 into 2019, we have been able to draw people into the labor force into work that were previously very detached from that that's a great thing for the country, great thing for those peopl

"bulls and bears" starts right now. ♪ david: hi, everybody, this is "bulls and bears."hanks for joining us. i'm david asman. joining me on the panel, we have heather, jonah and adam la shin sci. worries that a record long government shutdown would slow things down, the economy is firing on all cylinders. 3400 jobs added in january, way beyond the estimates, six straight months of a better than 3% wage growth. very important for the working class. earning season kicking off strong and stocks posting their best january in 30 years. but remember earlier this week when former ceo, starbucks ceo howard schultz said the follow about trump's economy. >> would you give the president a credit for having a 3.9% unemployment rate? >> no, i would not give him credit for that and i do not give him credit for saying for two years that the stock market is approximately for the economy. he is going to fall on his sword for that because that economy is not going to last. david: so how do you explain all of this robust economic news? >> look. i'm a big believer whoever is running the joi

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. >> and the bull. >> which is so iconic, of course. >> in that case i see dropping, unfortunately --h watch financials going into the close. we are losing the leadership there in financials and just hovering bo hovering above 2800. >> "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> good monday afternoon. welcome to "closing bell." i'm wilfred frost. >> i'm courtney reagan david rube 2346stein, what he said about the market and taxing wealth. >>> and merger monday. mario gabelli will weigh in on the pairings and who could be next if he's trading the names. big movers today off the back of m&a. just bofr th

here's a glimpse. ♪ >>> kit bull is about a fiercely independent stray kitten and a pit bull in the sanrancisco mission district. together, they experience friendship for the first time. we're adding a link to the full video on our website abc7news.com. disney is the parent company of pixar and abc 7. that's such a beautiful -- right there. >> if i still had a heart, it would melt. looked really beautiful. i like that new style of animation they're using. >> it looks very nice. >>> coming up next at 6:30, time is running out for a deal to keep oakland keepers on the job. the new developments and how parents are preparing this morning. >>> sausalito residents allowed but me and crunchy here make a great team. we even finish each other's... babybel: (to crunchy)you're supposed to say sentences... crunchy: ---sentences. babybel: well not now. delicious new babybel cheese and crackers. babybel: saved it! >>> now at 6:30, oakland teachers and district officials are running out of time to negotiate a deal to avoid a strike. the possible development overnight and what parents need to know as t

the bulls are in charge of his money. vonnie: abigail, thank you.is time to look at the biggest business stories. shares of general electric jumped 15% at the open. ge has agreed to sell betsy final pharma -- ge has agreed to sell betsy pharma. -- sell its pharma. betting on the future of gene therapy. buydrugmaker has agreed to the company that will give it --ir p/e for jean-affected invest billions in the pipeline. abu dhabi gets a cash injection. firstal is said to be the in the infrastructure of the middle east oil -- that is your business flash. talkstill ahead, we will to a top executive. they are gathering in we will speak to ericsson's head. that conversation is coming up. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: and in london, i'm guy johnson. this is "bloomberg markets." let's take you to barcelona. the race to find -- and the future of huawei. the biggest tradeshow was under way in spain. joining us is niklas heuveldop, the head of ericsson. with a- let me start off straightforward question.

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so just days after the wizards and bulls swaed ott porter for bobby portis and jabari parker,tonight,eryone to see who actually won that breakup. so we're not quite used to this sight yet, porter coming out of the tunnel for his first home game, as a bull. he had that breakup motivation early on. the acrossover,nd the hoop. porter would finish with 17 against hisld team. bobby portis showed up last night. tonight, it was jabari parker's ?turn. trade trade this. he throws itown again. he had 20 points. wizards up 15 at the half. >> nice, nice. >> third quarter, let's not forget about bradley beale. takestnto the paint. he had 31ts poin. wizards win. andhe 's the head coach on parker's revenge game. >> when you playr against you former team, youto want , you know, py aggressive and win the game. ity that's what was on his mind. i've seen him enough now the last few yes, when he dunks, it's with power. he's an aggressive player. and he's hard to guard. i like the way he competes on both ends. >>> let's talk about the cavs. braden holtby in net as they take on the panthers. first period,

because he's delivered for them too conservative supreme court justices tax breaks deregulation a bull walk against gun control and an expanding economy for that they seem willing to put up with some quirks ethical concerns marital infidelity and an undisciplined twitter feed. many also support his relentless attacks on the media to god's word to the bad guy despite cohen's testimony and expanding rave investigations that target him when trump speaks here on saturday he enters a safe place where he is expected to be welcomed as a conservative hero john hendren al jazeera oxon hill maryland well the u.s. house has approved the most significant gun control measure and more than two decades but the bill is expected to die in the republican controlled senate and president donald trump says he would veto the law as it affects people second amendment rights alan fischer reports from washington d.c. . democrats who have the majority in the u.s. house of representatives are pushing on with gun control the first step a major piece of legislation which passed easily the yes are to forty and. the

that does it for bulls and bears.tomorrow. >> today the house is voting on a resolution that gets to the very nature of our democracy. >> one thing that's not in debate in our conference, we think there is a crisis at the border. >> vote on the resolution to terminate the president's national emergency declaration to be an easy vote for every member of congress, democrat or republican. >> there are different points of view about how to address that. all of that will be dealt with publicly on the floor. liz: capitol hill fireworks. house speaker nancy pelosi a

is it actually a bull market yet? >> i think it still qualifies a as a long-term bull market we might have had one of these bear market disruptions late last year. >> a baby bear >> a baby bear the pattern here would be about a 20% loss in the s&p 500. that happens very quickly as part of a growth scare, but not a recession. >> why is it a baby bear >> because it's brief. 20%, barely just tagged it in december and also because it's not associated with a recession. it's not one of these multi-year, grinding losses like we had in the early 2000s. >> jeff, is that because of the fed? neel kashkari this morning basically said the pause last week is keeping gdp growth on track. and steve liesman referenced the same idea a couple of weeks back he said, when we've had sell-offs like this and the fed responds, you know, it helps prolong the rebound. do you think that's what's going on here? >> well, i think that the policy issues are part of the equation that's giving the market a lift. we've gotten good news on the fed front

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the team announced they are to the otto porter chicago bulls. in exchange, the wizards will be getting jabari parker and porter. porter is averaging 12 points this season. the wizards visithe bulls on the road saturday. >>> and he's tothe only big trade for d.c. m markieorris is heading down to the pelicans. the wizards will be giving up ad second-roundft pick. >> some of the changes are coming at a surprise.h now, w john wall, who knows where he's coming back. people are saying the team needs to start over and rebuild the team. >> it's a domino effect. okay. >>> we are drinking lots. >> cheers. cheers. >> coffee this morning. we had a late night lt night. it was the tenth annual news bash. we couldn't miss out, right? >> take a look. et, and, melissa mo myself and a few others here at news 4, includi david culver and jim hanly came. the event raised money for women battling breast cancer. it's the capitol breast care center, the ccbc. they do amazing work to get women the treatment they need. this year's special guest, dr. jill biden, the forme