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q3,cca: when we ended earnings estimates coming into q4 were for a positive earnings period. the earnings estimates now for this quarter are flat, slightly down, depending on what day of service you look at. we would have to believe that next year, a resumption in earnings growth is the only way we can get a further multiple expansion. vonnie: markets during the trade negotiations, which is apparently there and ready to go , and at that point phase ii negotiations will start. at some point, there will be a resolution and it won't be bad? michael: we know there is a deal they are ready to sign. i want pace will the tariffs -- the tariffs bell removed? at what chance will president trump reverse? it has almost been a policy of his to be unpredictable in these negotiations. as it does look like phase one is a done tensions haa story, as potentially a creator of volatility in markets, is not going to go away necessarily for 2020. vonnie: thank you, mark regan. and of course, our thanks to rebecca felton. that does it for "the closing bell." ," next is "what'd you miss? where we w

crossing, the general who commanded cca was put in command. all three of the armored infantry italians as his testnds and told to armored different he did the armoredof infantry divisions as his commands. >> i think the river crossing we was one of the things i would least like to do again. we did it at night. and it is always more difficult to do something at night and it is a lot more scary we carried these assault boats for what seemed like five miles through the woods when he came out of the woods, at the edge of the river, we had to go a lot of open fields and across fences. while we were going through their, it was pitch dark, of course. all of a sudden we walked into not only a minefield, but the whole place was booby-trapped. just as the first mine or first booby-trapped went off, they began to let us have it with mortar and artillery fire. and people screaming men in. you did not know if you should put your foot down again in front of you for fear you're going to step on something or whether you should just stay right where you are. o

for this river crossing, the general who commanded cca was put in command.n all three of the armored infantry battalions as his commands and told to test -- take them over the river and assault boats and get to the high ground on the others. >> my name is john drew devereaux. i was a combat commander in the 10th division in world war ii. i think the river crossing we did on the way was one of the things i would least like to do again. we did it at night. and it is always more difficult to do something at night and it is a lot more scary. we carried these assault boats for what seemed like five miles through the woods. when he came out of the woods, at the edge of the river, we had to go across a lot of open fields and across some fences. while we were going through there, it was pitch dark, of course. all of a sudden, we walked into not only a minefield, but the whole place was booby-trapped. just as the first mine or first booby-trapped went off, they began to let us have it with mortar and artillery fire. people screaming "medic." you didn't know if you sh