leather goods or champaign yesterday, the u.s. announced champagne is now on the list and lvmh was slightly hit this morning. that comes after the investigation that started in july when the french parliament announced the tack on $25 million of those made in france following president macron trying to come to a european census france decided to go its own way and voted in july when the u.s. started the investigation and had some hearings with spokes people from facebook, amazon and google to discuss whether this was an unfair limit to trade they came up with the conclusion to put out this list where champaign and leather goods are on the list. the countries accepted to put the oacd in charge of the global digital tax and president trump was on board with this now there was a truce of 90 days they were meant to come up with their proposal in 2020 the first meeting will put up their conclusions when president trump will decide if and when he imposes these tariffs that have been imposed by the trade department he'll decide whether t

they are down across the board they are all down 1.5 to nearly 2% the threat of tariffs on goods on champaigno handbags, cheese and wine follows an investigation into the tax regime claiming the digital tax discriminates against the american companies unfairly. this comes after president trump reignited a separate trade war against argentina and brazil saying he's raising tariffs on the steel in those countries calling it a massive devaluation of those companies wrapping up a meeting with the secretary-general. we have full team coverage on the ground buckingham palace and charlotte reed the president covering a lot of ground in the sit down today >> that is right he was meeting and talking publicly about some of the issues that have been very core center of nato the challenges for the 70-year old alliance that should be being celebrated here in london what he had to say about president macron, very, very key here a couple of weeks ago, the french leader gave an interview and described nato as essentially brain dead that was a lot about the idea that the u.s. has stepped back from the allianc

says it could hit french cheese and champaign with new taxes. say they are ready to fight back oui oui. we have the latest. >>> an elon musk today from over a year ago is coming back today to haunt him check out the futures as we head to a break dow futures down by 226 points that's the weakest levels of the morning. ladies and gentlemen, your attention please. geico would like to take a moment to say thank you to our military service members at home and abroad for all their hard work and sacrifice. we all sleep easier knowing you're out there keeping us safe. and on a personal note... sfx: jet engines ... i just needed to get that off my chest. thank you. geico: proudly supporting the military for over 75 years. but we're also a company that controls hiv, fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression, restores heart rhythms, helps you back from strokes, and keeps you healthy your whole life. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. dow down 221 the s&p is indicated down 20.5 and the nasdaq down 72 >> we should po

my beloved hampton in virginia and then the grad alma mater the university of illinois at urbana-champaign and when i began to understand the world was predominantly white, frankly, i'd been in my world in birmingham and at my college, while we had professors from other races the fact it my world had been primarily african-american and i began to see the differences and the challenges and the strengths of being in that integrated society at urbana-champaign, however all those experienced shaped me and prepared me for and working at other institutions for the umbc experience. umbc is very special never state of maryland because it's the only university founded at such a time that people of awful race -- of all races could go there black and white. so from the beginning we were an institution with people from different races. i've gone robbed the country and what we worked to improve on at umbc, we have -- this is a colorful point but i'll make it. we have desegregated now and we have students of all races and types institutions but with hat no entrily integrated and at this point in i life

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african-american and i saw the differences in the challenges and the strength to be at that society at urbana champaign but they prepared me working at institutions for that experience now in the state of maryland it is the only university at the time the people of all races could go there and we are talking black and white but this is what i saw as i went around the country and to desegregated in students of all races but we have not truly integrated so when we go to those places we see people like themselves is great to know people from their own culture and background but the question we have to ask are we teaching people to interact substantively of people different from themselves? >> this is a strength and we work really hard in the classroom and beyond to do one thing. get outside your comfort zone you don't want to know them simply from your own state, country from all kinds of backgrounds and we don't talk about caring about other people this is part of our success that we can always do better. empowered university to be better than we are. >>host: we saw that perfectly on display as a native

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it is defined by democratic inertia when it defeated the soviet adverse arie it should have had a champaign party and packed up but they like to keep going but what it has done is to keep the russians not only out but push the russians to the east. of course, this has meant that russia is now an adverse arie again. another great lord of that mission, the great u.s. diplomat said in the 1990s said expanding nato post soviet russia will be a self-fulfilling prophecy that's what it has done. they've maintained their jobs. >> you seem to have a skeptical view of nato's role. you are a russia expert. is russia still the for midable foe it was >> it is nowhere near the threat the soviet union was with regard to the nuclear arsenal it is true nato has struggled to find a strategic mission for itself the expansion eastward, there has been a lot of philosophy around that. it did provide eastern european, poland, baltic states the emerging and security they needed to develop democratic constitutions and consolidate as market economies but it is true that nato has gotten so large that there is going t

the administration propose that tariffs on cheese, champaign and more in retaliation for french tax on giants including google, facebook and amazon. the move is likely to increase trade tensions between the u.s. and europe and set the stage for a 10th meeting at him this morning whin london >> france is not doing well economically at all. we will tax them and that's taking place. it's a tough step. >> the u.s. tariffs could double the price american consumers pay for french and points and would come in addition to 825 percent tax on french wine and post less month over separate dispute over subsidies. >>> the u.s. census bureau will fill half a million positions including 5000 here in the bay area. they prepare for the 2020 census. the agency says local workers will earn $21 to 30 dollars an hour and have flexible hours. the temporary workers will have data for its one every tenure count of every person living in the u.s. to apply applicants must be at least 18 and pass a fingerprint and background check. >>> it is 6:26 am. there's an announcement for new system aimed at keeping san fr

. >> yep >> jimmy: i do like this thing that you do at all of your champaign's things that i've seenget down on one knee if they're not very tall and i say, "my name is elizabeth, and i'm running for president because that's what girls do." [ applause ] and we do pinky promises to remember >> jimmy: i think it's so cool that you do that i have two little girls. >> oh, we have lots of good pictures and here's the fun part people come through and sometimes really tall girls say, "let's do this. >> jimmy: make you promise >> sometimes even guys, we do pinky promises i've even done a few pinky promises with some dogs. [ laughter ] cause everybody's in to this >> jimmy: well, not yet. you got to get that dog to vote >> it's the best exactly. >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely >> exactly >> jimmy: more with senator elizabeth warren, everybody. [ cheers and applause when we come back we're going have some curveball questions. so stick around. [ cheers and applause ♪ we ordered 10,000 units. that sounds good. pretty cool, huh? they're speaking to mom in japanese, and mom hears them in english. ♪ the

the trump administration propose the tariffs on cheese, champaign, handbags and more.taliation for a french tax on global tech giants that include google, facebook and amazon. this will increase trade tensions between the u.s. and europe. it sets the stage for a tense meeting today between president donald trump and the french president. president donald trump earlier took aim at him today while meeting with nato secretary- general in london. >> france is not doing well economically. they are starting to test other people's products. it's a tough situation when you have difficulty in france. >> the proposed u.s. tariffs could double the price americans pay for french imports. it would come on top of a 25 percent tax on texas opposed last month over a separate dispute. >>> a vote on an official impeachment report is expected later today. that levator live in washington, dc on how the president is responding. >> reporter: the president says this is an investigation in search of a crime. we should learn more about the investigation later today. >> the democrats have done

that's champaign. it's beautiful. yeah. get kicked off the slopes for talking like that, rob. >> don't tell me about getting kicked off. i will -- all right, powder, who wants it? it's coming into -- i mentioned the kansas city chiefs game. we're getting some moisture that's streaming across the rockies here. still some windy conditions across parts of the west, and this will move quickly across the ohio river valley. i-70 and i-80 will be the crux of where the snow will fall, and you see temperatures here tomorrow afternoon and evening will be around the freezing mark. at least it will start off with snow and ice into tuesday morning. could be an issue along i-95 before it clears out. that's a check on what's >>> good morning. starting out with clear and chilly conditions. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. temperatures will warm through the mid 50s today with partly cloudy skies. the accuweather seven-day forecast, dry for the next few days, and >>> this weather report is sponsored by u.p.s. >> how timely. >> big brown hope

associates of rudy giuliani appeared in court today in connection to charges that they violated champaignance law "guilty," said their faces [ laughter ] supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has been awarded a $1 million prize for her work in promoting gender equality even cooler, what she spent it on [ cheers and applause according to "politico", the ceo of dick's sporting goods is considering launching a third party presidential run coincidentally, the "ceo of dick's" is also what they call senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. [ laughter ] [ scattered applause ] and an elementary school in the netherlands has been forced to close its playground due to noise complaints from neighbors. and it makes sense when you imagine how loud playgrounds would get when all the children are wearing clogs. [ laughter and applause it's a joke about 1930s holland. [ light laughter ] and finally, authorities in los angeles, yesterday, arrested a man in a santa claus suit for allegedly burglarizing the storage shed of a local church and in a major error in judgement, santa hired rudolph as his attor

the family has moved out of quincy and curtis has opened a law office in champaign, illinois. >> coupleat we go ahead -- >> both he and christine are starting exoneration-type organizations. they say they want to help others wrongfully accused of convicted. >> what happened to you guys in this whole thing, do you think? >> i don't know what happened to us, dennis. these kinds of things happen across our country everyday and now i think we have an obligation to share this story and to help other people. >> your goal was to leave that courthouse an innocent man? >> yes. i believe looking in the eyes of that jury, seeing, you know, tears from some of them how quickly that they came back that they were declaring to me and to the world that i'm innocent. >> curtis lovelace, a life interrupted. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. >> blood evidence doesn't lie. it actually tells a story. >> you're there at the crime scene. >> you can almost re-create the crime. >> right there on the wall, a mystery scrolled in blood. three cryptic letters. what would you

if we get to 3,500, maybe 3,600, we'll have a lot to celebrate and champaign to pop again next year >> you are saying people should rebalance. more into fixed income or? >> fixed income or cash is part of that. fixed income, you have to play very differently you have to play higher yielding fixed income as opposed to the traditional fixed income and treasuries that will be a portion but i would weight the other ones a little higher to be able to carry that better return going forward. ever time we sit down here this time at year end, at the bad years, everybody is worried and then interest and the next year tends to be really good. the really good years are the 20-plus years. >> that's the question >> i would argue more likely we are going to see lighter returns next year because of the strength of the return this year things do have to normalize out. >> we thought they were headed into a recession earlier this year >> we did. >> that is not in the cards nor does it look like at all >> i would agree with that our recession indicator is pointing to the likelihood somewhere around 9, 10

sts to recover or may be impossible they have been negotiating before many argue that it is the champaignpaying higher prices that they are not exactly worried about. >> i had talked to a wine editor saying, okay, is this good news? potentially. potentially they would be there. and thinking it would give california wineries room to move and still be competitive >> right not to mention the additional retaliation to come from europe. last year, europe put tariffs on american whiskeys and bourbons and those fell the french have a lot of pride in their wine and say they don't import california wine it would be hit if that retaliation came pass. >> thank you >>> coming up, a pulse check on financials the banking sector doing quite well almost in line with the broader market which would be surprisingly well because it was 28%. we'll talk about how the biggest names look positioned heading into the new year and we'll talk more about carlos ghosn's run to lebanon while awaiting trial in japan. stay tuned you are watching "squawk box" on cnbc i love the new myww program, because it's tailored to y

taxes on billions of french goods will make things frosty >> you are still thinking about that >> champaign and cheese. i can still get french onion soup and french fries. >> potatoes are getting smaller. say that yesterday eamon, you really concerned me about getting half way there, half way there, half way there you will never get there you can see where you are trying to get you are within a millimeter of getting there. you'll never, ever get there let's just hope you are wrong about that >> that's the question, are we getting there or are these just officials talking to reporters on the sly you saw the president yesterday saying, i don't have a time frame for this maybe i'd want to do it after the election in 2020 that was the comment that got so much attention yesterday we don't know whether that was the comment or whether that was the president rouminating to the public >> this is starting to remind me of the fed too many of those guys yapping it is just one guy >> one thing obscured with all the back and forth is there a deal on the taking? is that deal is that skinny deal on the tab