dom. come back on the show, saudi arabia officially announcing to take aramco public we'll go to hadley gamble for more on what's ahead of this highly anticipated ipo. >>> plus, wilbur ross offering hope for huawei gaining access to the u.s. amid renewed hopes of a china trade deal. >>> and a busy week in washington as the impeachment proceedings against president trump ramp up. we're live in d.c. with the very latest there, a very busy hour still ahead when "worldwide exchange" returns right after this dana-farber cancer institute discovered the pd-l1 pathway. pd-l1. they changed how the world fights cancer. blocking the pd-l1 protein, lets the immune system attack, attack, attack cancer. pd-l1 transformed, revolutionized, immunotherapy. pd-l1 saved my life. saved my life. saved my life. what we do here at dana-faber, changes lives everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it

they can even do backflips, dom.weighs 20 pounds and powered by 12 motors and could achieve speeds of five miles per hour they are also pretty smart, which is scary each mini cheetah has to make more than 30 decisions per second to keep itself upright. they are cheaper, miniature versions of cheetahs also created at mit's lab >> what makes them cheetahs? >> they look like cheetahs. >> they look like dogs to me but the robots themselves. i mean they're jumpling up and down this is very much like, okay, these are the things that could be seen in a terminator movie. >> how creepy. i don't like any animal that doesn't come when i call it. this would fall under that category >> they could make it come >> i guess but it's just so crazy >> all it takes is algorithms. >>> finally instagram ceo says it will hide likes counts for users this week. once the change takes effect a number of likes a post receives will be hidden from public view but users will see the like count on their own post. the move is to depressurize instagr

>> reporter: hi, there, dom.ing, everyone we think that person may end up testifying and interestingly, this is actually a ruling about a former white house lawyer's testimony in the russia investigation, but it could have big implications for impeachment. a federal judge has ruled that former white house lawyer don mcgahn must obey a congressional subpoena to testify on russian election interference, but he can claim executive privilege to avoid answering certain questions. >> the judge appears to have done is say, uh-uh, not in america, you have legitimate investigations by the congress of the united states >> reporter: like impeachment hearings mcgahn's ruling could compel testimony from current and former white house staff who've ignored congressional subpoenas, like former national security adviser john bolton. >> he said he wanted an opinion from the court as to whether or not a presidential aide had to go in and testify. well, mr. bolton, here it is. >> reporter: even with the possibility of more hearings,

[ruido del coche al marcharse] dom: aquÍ comienza la mia.n. maravilloso. para ayudarnos a llegar al cielo... >>gracias. >>de nada. >>recibe la bendiciÓn. en el nombre del padre y del hijo y del espÍritu santo, amÉn. [♪] [se oye rezo] >>no estÁs perdonado. >>¿ustedes quieren arrestarme... aquÍ mismo? >>esa ya no es opciÓn. >>ni pagando sales de esta. >>tÚ y yo, hermano, no somos tan diferentes. no eres un hÉroe. [enristra el arma] [♪] >>tienes razÓn. y por eso te llevarÁn de regreso a la frontera. pero fÉnix es mÍo. >>seguro. [♪] >>¡nooo! [chirrido de llantas] >>avanzarÁn unos tres kilÓmetros... con suerte. >>¡a la frontera todos! a salvar el jefe. [ruido de automóviles] [chirrido de llantas] >>vienen, tenemos que hacer algo. [♪] >>¿sabes dÓnde estÁs? ¿quieres que te preste mi gps? [ruido de automóviles] [chirrido de llantas] [carcajadas] >>¿y los muchachos quÉ? ¿nunca van a aparecer? [disparos] >>¡cuidado con lo que pides! [continúa la balacera] [ruido de automóviles] >>¡ahhhh! ¿quÉ haces? >>¡no le disparen al jefe, idiotas! [♪] [carcajadas]

deirdra, over to you >> reporter: that's right, dom we have it all down. there's optimism that trade tensions may be easing, but here at east tech west in china, some of the biggest investors and companies in technology are trying to figure out what the long-term effects are. will there be a decoupling is the battle for tech supremacy just getngndti uer way when we come back, we'll have all the highlights for you it is nice. his haircut is "nice." this is the most-awarded minivan three years in a row. the van just talked. sales guy, give 'em the employee price, then gimme your foot. hands-free sliding doors, stow 'n go® seats. can your car do this? man, y'all getting a hook up and you don't even work here. don't act like i'm not doing y'all a favor. y'all should be singing my praises. pacificaaaaa! purchase and get $5,361 below msrp plus 0% financing for 60 months on the 2019 pacifica limited. financing for 60 months on the 2019 non-gmo, made with naturally sundown vitamins are all sourced colors and flavors and are gluten & dairy free. they're all clean.

we have a news alert on vaping dom chu has the details. hi, dom. >> tyler, u.s.officials are saying they are making a break through in finding the possible cause for the deadly vaping illnesses they are narrowing in on vitamin e acetate as a possible cause. they collected 29 samples. all 29 had that as a factor. more so than thc, marijuana relat related -- back over to you. >> all right thanks very much, dom chu. pli michael bloomberg reportedly preparing to enter the race. president trump saying today, there's no one -- no one -- he would rather run against and our own brian schwartz just spoke with the billionaire mr. couperman who said he would support bloomberg. remember he got very emotional on half-time when discussing the state of politics right now. >> these people cannot only see the emotion on your face but hear it in your voice when you talk about this, lee, why? >> i care. that's it. >> joining me now to discuss is ben white, politico's chief economic correspondent and a cnbc contributor and brian schwartz, cnbc.com politics and finance reporter welco

dom sibley of wawrickshire is making his test debut. hit his first ball for four too.s. sam curren preferred to chris woakes too. he's opening alongside rory burns. sam curren preferred to chris woakes too. and you can listen to ball—by—ball commentary through the night with the test match special gang on bbc radio 5 live sports extra and via the bbc sport website and app. tennis, now and great britain have beaten the netherlands 2—1 in their davis cup tie. andy murray kicked off the campaign with a win in the singles — which he said he didn't even deserve! . .. jim lumsden reports. britain would need to win for five consecutive days if they're going to retrieve the trophy that they went backin retrieve the trophy that they went back in 2015. rejuvenated andy murray, the dutchman played tennis that the latest status winning the first set. he had admitted to putting on weight after the birth of his third child, but burned off some of the fat by breaking the dutchman first game and giving the british fa ns first game and giving the british fans the opportunity to burst i

it's time for rapid fire here with their takes, dom chu, contessa brewer, robert frank. the first topic, alibaba setting a sales record on its singles day, world's largest 24-hour shopping event sales last year exceeded the spending by consumers on black friday or cyber monday what are -- >> hi. >> that's an entrance. i like that. >> yes, yes. what are the numbers tell us about it. >> this year's sales topped $38 billion. last year sales were about $30 million. so this is unparalleled. there's nothing really like it it starts with a star-studded concert. this year is taylor swift, last year was mariah carey. this has been a year investors have been watching very closely, watching to see the health of the chinese consumer and if there's any growing chinese nationalism toward american companies. this year american companies did pretty well. apple did well, nike did well, bissel did well, american jewelry companies did really well. >> so there was no backwash or backlash i guess against -- >> doesn't appear to be, no. >> -- american products. how global is the singles day o

use in order to really make that impact when it comes to iowa and the deep south like you said. >> dome democratic race for president. there are the early states, the four early states, iowa, new hampshire, nevada, south carolina and that's where most candidates are trying to invest intensive personal time, organizational time to try to achieve liftoff in those states that help them go national later. mike bloomberg is skipping that phase, using his bank account to go straight national now, the problem with that, the challenge, why it hasn't been done before, it's a variant of what rudy giuliani tried to do in the 2008 race, it's hard to achieve liftoff by going to states and electing money on television and trying to get momentum that way. usually you need to have won something. r you need to have demonstrated some personal retail appeal. he's skipping that phase doesn't mean he can't do it, but it's really, really hard to do. >> that will be a difficult path for sure cnbc's own john harwood. always great to get your thoughts there. >>> copping up on deck, the countdown is on not to t

>> yeah, there's a lot of reasons to be cautious, dom.ll, this bull market and this recovery now critically depend on the u.s. consumer we're not get iting help from overseas the manufacturing sector is weak growth is deaccelerating globally, so all eyes have to be on the u.s. consumer and when you look at things like retail sales, the housing market, even the r record low unemployment, you would expect more strength in housing prices, mortgage apps, et cetera so we're worry ied about that also, you got to keep your eye on interest rates and earnings the market is not necessarily horribly overvalued right now. but if interest rates stay where they are, if the fed's on hold or move higher and if earnings continue to decelerate or go into a recession, that means this bull market is on thin ice. zpl a z >> abe, are there places investors should be looking towards or places where they can go to find that next leg of growth in this bull market >> i think well my independent of what kind of market environment we're in, at center stone, we alway

dom chu. check out these, health care, technology and industrials these are the ones, the three best performing sectors, and the stock of the day, dick's sporting good, a surge, a massive move higher. back over to you >>dom, thank you very much so if you're looking at these record high parks, you can see they have not had much of an impact, but not so says dallas fed president kaplan here's what he told weak business investment all relate to uncertainty kaplan is not alone in that view best buy, dollar tree and pvh all says tariffs are indeed putting downward pressure on the business are the new round the tariffs going to kick? does anybody have any idea what will happen after two years? i think the issue is they don't know thank you for saying that. with all due respect, everybody really is just guessing. >> yeah, i think the president doesn't know i think the chinese officials don't know do we get the new round or release this back-and-forth, maybe ease the tension a bit >> i think they're p

it's time for rapid fire julia boorstin and dom chu that's why i said sue and i go way back i used toou stuff from "the wire" that we had to rip off in 1989 and hand it to you as you read the breaking news. >> back when we were friends and we played golf, you got up at 4:00 in the morning to go to emerson. and lay the bag down. >> i did. >> to get us a spot. >> would you do that today >> if i could play with you? >> sure. >> no. >> i didn't think so. >> you know i would. i love you and i miss you. all right. first topic, got mcdonald's new ceo chris kempczinski has a big new job and that -- what he needs to do is buy some stock because about 7.5 million new problems, the freshly minted ceo doesn't own a single share of mcdonald's he unloaded his roughly 11,000 shares of mcdonald's back in may for about $4.4 million now, he needs to acquire $7.5 million worth of mcdonald's share in order to satisfy the company's rules on executive ownership. that might be a problem here if i had to buy $7.5 million worth of comcast stock could you help me with that? >> 69% of the s&p 500 companies out

work sure dom sibley will get him... work sure dom sibley will make his debut alongside rory burns.o doubts about the importance. it's an opportunity for us asa importance. it's an opportunity for us as a side to continue our development and improvement winning away from home. 0bviously development and improvement winning away from home. obviously this points to be played for sri lanka later on this winter. so there's plenty with a few new faces around, plenty with a few new faces around, plenty to play for for everyone and for us to lay a marker down how we wa nt for us to lay a marker down how we want this winter to go. and on the bbc sport website we will bring you the opening match of that test series in new zealand and have the latest on that and lots more in sports day at 1030. more now on the duke of york stepping back from royal duties for the foreseeable future. in a statement he said that his association with the convicted sex offender had become what he described as a major disruption to the royal family present work. he also said he would be willing to help any law enfor

what is his take >> good morning, dom great to be joining you on "worldwide exchange. just caught up with former uk prime minister tony blair. i began by asking if he was annoyed that the remaining parties had caved to the wishes to have a general election before a second referendum >> i think it was the wrong thing to do. i think it would of been bet tore have a normal election. anger is a bit redundant the problem you've got is once you muddle up the brexit question with who governs the country, which is a different question, the risk is you get a political conversation some people are passionate and others are passionately pro-brexit but want to vote for a labor government it is not a sensible thing to do but we've done it. >> if boris johnson wins the majority, do you accept he has a mandate to complete brexit >> he will claim that. you may end up one of the reasons this is so unsatisfactory, he may win a majority with 40% of the vote and the combined vote of the anti-brexit parties is more. he'll claim a mandate. >> you disagree he'll deliver a mandate? >> again,

guys, back over to you. >> dom chu delightfully, not at hq for once good to see you. >> you got it. >much. just very quickly, stephen, if someone is still looking for something that could gain a bit in this final month of the year despite the huge run we've already had, which sector would you suggest? >> i want the cyclicals to start outperforming. i want the chemical plays, the paper plays to start outperforming but i think that's going to be a q1 story i think you have to stick with tech stick with all-time bell weather names. stick with an apple. stick with the semis stick with software believe it or not i would sell retail. i think we're at the climax point for retail for now till year end. >> okay. thank you all very much. happy holiday weekend. lindsey bell, liz dunn, and steve grasso up next, mga entertainment's could be one of the hottest toys this season. ceo isaac larian will join us next with his outlook. back in 90 seconds not minutes stand against black friday in a protest they're calling block friday activists staged protests against amazon all around france and tried to

the trump whisperer and a top strategist says there is one worrisome chart on the majority right now dom chu's got the numbers. >> melissa, you just heard scott on the half-time report mention this just in the last few moments, we got some headlines from reuters close to the trade negotiations saying the phase one deal may not happen this year and that's what sent the dow toward its session lows the s&p 500 off about 20 points and the nasdaq down by about three-quarters of 1% they were both record high performers in today's trade. target shares you can see here up over 80% in the last year up 12% today better earnings, better sales, they upped their outlook digital sales driving the whole thing. over the last year, look at this every time a quarterly report, it seems like this stock just goes higher and higher and we'll end here on shares of another record high. america's second biggest retail ho home improvement retailer. weaker than expected sales but that pro-business to sell to contractors doing very well at lows. >> thank you very much, dom. our top story today, china condemning the

well for more on joined by journalist dom phillips in rio de janeiro dumb little was sentenced to 12 years behind bars has he is release come as a surprise and what does this now mean for the opposition. hasn't come as a surprise it's been kind of expected because the supreme court has been debating this issue for quite some time the decision was expected it's actually the feds on the supreme court has changed its mind almost in the last decade but it is good news for the opposition which is really struggled against the far rights government of president john i was a narrow is a very powerful sega this was kind of his sort of fight today when he's efficient tweets and put out a video it working out of a gin with the theme to rocky to fill rocky and so it's good news for the opposition and he's a very strong powerful and capable political leader whose talent over the political scene in brazil even while in prison. well he's getting stronger was the favorite to win last year's presidential election as we remember what chance now he'll be making a comeback don't. well on the brazil so-c

he has a serious shoulder injury dom sibley and zak crawley have impressed the england selectors aheadinst new zealand next week. both scored centuries as england reached 285 for1 against a kiwi xi roger federer has kept himself alive in the year ending atp finals. he was facing the italian matteo berrettini, both had lost their opening group games, so a lot was riding on the match at the o2 arena and it was the swiss that came through. austin halewood. the swiss that came through. a the swiss that came through. last walk before a po exit, a last walk before a possible early exit, day three of the world tour finals but already the winner takes all. unfortunately for material that are teeny, roger federer stood on his way. the 20 time grand slam champion was beaten in his first match but federer wasn't leaving london quietly, his touch definitely back. italian has arisen over 100 places in the world rankings over the last two years and it is clear to see why as he forced a tie—break. but that is where federer is at his best, so cool and so clinical when it matters most. the world number

of damage 20000000 doesn't sound like a lot also there's another significant question about why the dom project the most is so light it's already 5 years late for it's been built being built for 20 years and it's not due for another 2 that's been corruption scandals the form a man had to stand down due to that the people who i spoke to on the street when i asked them what can the government do yes they're happy about money they're happy about receiving direct compensation for their damages but they simply said it's finished the most a. well sports news now presently her nest has ended 40 years of involvement at the club now he stepped down as president of the annual general meeting on friday evening and it was responsible for transforming a football powerhouse. since i was reelected in 2016 you have given me 3 wonderful years thank you see that he was a 3 time winner of both the burmese league and european cup in the seventy's with bae and. he was there when the 1974 world cup in 1972 euros with west germany and the success didn't slow down when he transitioned into management 1st as ge

for more on this we're joined by dom goggins advisor with the british association for sustainable sportave seen there are good initiatives, but what is the reality? it was a really good report, and there are two sides to this. firstly, premier clubs like any big business has a real impact on the environment, that contributes to climate change. on the other hand, climate change is a big problem and it does affect sport. for the first time, premier league clu bs for the first time, premier league clubs starting to try and understand the impact they have and do something about it. you're right, there is a bit of variation between what different clubs are doing, and not every club is absolutely perfect, even the clubs at the top of this table aren't perfect, but todayis of this table aren't perfect, but today is welcome because it is the first time that all clubs are coming together and saying, look, this is something we take really seriously, and we are all on a journey when it comes to environmental sustainability, and premier league clu bs sustainability, and premier league clubs are, to

dom sibley and zak crawley have impressed the england selectors.both scored centuries, as england reached 285 for one against a kiwi xi. novak djokovic is playing dominic thiem at the atp world tour finals, at london's o2 arena. it's gone to a deciding set in that onein the same group earlier, roger federer recovered from his first match loss — to defeat matteo berretini in straight sets. austin halewood was watching. before a possible early exit, day three of the world tour finals but already a winner takes all. although u nfortu nately, already a winner takes all. although unfortunately, roger federer stood in his way. the 20 time grand slam champion was comfortably beaten in his first match. but he was leaving it quietly. his touch definitely back. the italian has risen over 100 places in the world rankings over the past two years news clear to see why. as he forced the first set tie—break. but that is where roger fetters at his best, so cool and clinical when matters most. the root number three with the first set. the italian was thrashed by ro

. >> and dom chu -- >> the consumer is back, jim. >> 6:00 a.m.bought it. >> it is free for the first year >> that's okay >> yeah. >> a little late in my house i have to say, watching all of those titles of which i own every single dvd somewhere in a closet -- >> you bought from disney before. >> yes >> dom had the -- i watched the show at 5:00 i watched the 4, the 3 that's how bad my life is or good dom was the actual first person to sign up and going to the discount because he already owned -- he already got disney plus, i get espn plus because i'm the king of fantasy. >> how many customers will turn off after year one if and when they actually are to pay service, unclear but it is a question at this point. and we're talking global scale is what they need here 2024, a number of years away until they want to -- and how much they're really spending some people dispute the way that they are not dispute, it is not just the incremental spend, it is giving up certain programming that you're getting paid enormous amounts for to bring it back to the ser

new zealand's mount maunganui is hosting its first ever test match, england's dom sibley is playing hishe's here to bat. on the money, and he's away. the first ball sibley faced went ok. in fact, it went for four. sibley open the innings with rory burns — they're old mates, and they got england past 50. sibley sadly departed for 22. ross taylor takes a beauty... but he is just 2a, and with a stubborn approach he could go far. this ground is a grassy oval on the bay of plenty. 52 for rory burns was enough to keep england steady to keep the ball rolling. but new zealand got rid of england's captain cheaply. joe root, out for two, and new zealand felt the significance of that. but joe denly prevailed. at 33, denly‘s certainly determined to make the most of his winter. this one's gone further. it's gone all the way to six. and then ben stokes. up and over. enough said. now, this partnership was concluding the day england's way, but denly, on 7a, a diving watling, and new zealand had their man. yes, but not the man. the chance to get rid of ben stokes was missed. taken — no, down. he'll begi

there's likely to be a new opening partnership with warwickshire's dom sibley coming into the side toampionship this year — he's been speaking to test match special‘s simon mann. opening the batting you need will have similar scores but for me, if i do get in i will go big and make the most of that so hopefully if i do get in! most of that so hopefully if i do get in i can make those big scores. does it help that there will be rory burns, afamiliar does it help that there will be rory burns, a familiar face, does it help that there will be rory burns, a familiarface, at the does it help that there will be rory burns, a familiar face, at the other end? we go way back and he drove me to my first second team game so to open the battle with him in a test match would be amazing. it would be full cycle. when he was driving did he talk about the prospect of playing for england one day?” he talk about the prospect of playing for england one day? i saw on the other day and he said we still talk about this. i'm not we did! it is something that never got brought up. but i

phil, i don't know if you were listening to dom if you want to comment on the gm suit you are the guy who knows this industry better than everyone else >> not surprising. talking with people at general motors, this is something that they have talked about for some time so i'm not surprised to hear about the lawsuit. we'll learn more later on today as we hear more from the attorney representing january mo gener general motors and their feelings about fiat chrysler.ary general motors and their feelings about fiat chrysler with that said, i do want to transition is to something completely different this is the man who runs jaguar land rover and we are in front of the defender we haven't had the defender in the u.s. since late '90s >> 23 years and we are bringing it back tito the u.s >> how comfortable do you feel for the demand out there for luxury suvs? >> i guess the market really is looking for a very special product. its power, its capability. and the new defender is a very special product. >> and let's talk about the electric vehicles. there a chicken and egg question because we see

thanks, dom. let's talk about tesla's big night.it says here, interesting looking pickup truck phil lebeau joins us now with more you've had three hours, phil, since we've been talking about it do you like it more or you're not -- i'm trying. looks like a stealth bomber sort of, too, doesn't it? >> reporter: yeah. absolutely it looks like something out of "mad max." look, i think it's a great niche vehicle for a statement. will it look like that if it's ever built starting in the end of 2021? will it look like that if it is, it's going to be a niche model. that's my prediction i could be wrong could end up being wildly popular. it will start at 39,900. production is set to start late 2021 here's what they're offering with the cyber truck three versions of it the range depending on whether or not you go with the dual motor all the way up to the tri motor. between 250 and 500 miles when fully charged. towing capacity, between 7500 and 14,000 pounds. as strange as this looks, and that's getting a lot of attention today, it was the demo

there he really does this enormous so is a recycling dom's trade. but was also a business in another sense this is a business then uses war to get its hands established this is george orwell's 1904 is always going to be in battle and guess who's making out really well of course of the weapons dealers and the people in bali. you know world of big partisan lockers and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. join me every thursday on the alec simon chill and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. ultimate manifestation of the national security state is that it not only seeks a perpetual state of war it will even go to all the ins to create that perpetual state of war i'm always r

gives hong kong, that is if china has been judged to have eroded hfrg kongers' doms. the move provoked fury in beijing, where officials said that ameca had taken the side of violent criminals.ov >> the chinesenment will oppose any external forces interfering in hong kong'saf irs. we advise the united states to not act arbitrarily. otherwise china will take firm all consequences must be borne by the united states. nick: but back in hong kong, the pro-democracy movement, which has just triumphed in local elections, thaed president trump for a second victory inside a week. one prominent activist cal othecountries to follow the u.s. lead. >> for.s. president to sign the hong kong human rights and democracy act, that is a remarkable achievement of all the hong kongers. it just encourages world leadert arou world and politicians aware that it is time for them to stand up for hong kong. nick: but athe trashedbe university, ing-backed police are collecting evidence against protesters which it hopes will stand up in court. all this in a cityis in that has provoked increasing t

back to you. >> interesting dom chu, thank you. >> what will he be the ceo of?eliberately sardonic but what is this? because these -- they're not going to be able to hold on to the leases with the current capitalization structure assuming the bailout from the vision fund -- excuse me from softbank, a bailout of the vision fund, this is not the same business it was two months ago. >> it gives them a presence with investors, both on the debt side and the equity side, a commodity they know that's taken the company that was in a troubled industry, cellular and going to this. >> what else it gives them -- >> i don't know the assets -- >> we could debate -- yes. and it gives them a salesman like few others. >> but that's not the issue. salesmen is the problem. >> you could debate. >> you're right. >> salesmanship is why we're here. >> maybe more deemed legitimate salesman. >> the issue is where is the capital coming from that's going to sustain the amount of millions of square feet that have been leased all over the world, how is this possibly going to stay the way it

tyler, i'll send things back over to you. >> dom, thank you very much. and we begin with president trump saying that u.s. is quote, very close to a trade deal with china. we've heard this before. but both he and xi don't seem to be in any rush let's bring in kayla tausche who's been following this story from washington. >> president trump yet again saying a deal could potentially be very close. but without putting much detail on why he also says again it can't be an even deal because china's gotten an unfair head start. but two new complicating factors arose this week. today, an fcc order preventing telecom carriers from using government funds to purchase huawei and zte equipment, which huawei called unlawful then there's the bipartisan bill supporting the hong kong protestors now awaiting president trump's signature. but trump suggested he might not sign it. he said this morning in an interview quote, i stand with freedom. i stand with all the things i want to do but we are also in the process of making one of the largest trade deals in history and if w

. >> up next, a hearing on protecting veterans targeted by doms, and what congress can on the issue.his is about two hours.

chu, dom, how are you? >> reporter: mr. sorkin, i'm doing great. thank you.rs off by apple which are just half a percent, roughly 75,000 shares of pre-market volume down with the rest of the market, but despite analysts at rbc initiating coverage of the iphone maker with an outperform, they put a $295 price target they like apple being a path towards being more relevant and a balance sheet to return significant cash to shareholders getting an upgrade or coverage initiation. >>> next up are shares of j.m. smuckers up by 1.5%. the packaged food with jams, folgers coffee and kibbles and bits dog food. they say the market is already making an out of favor stock but there could be even more down side due to structural challenges at the company. those shares lower then there are shares of take-2 interactive moving between gains and losses just about flat in pre-market trading. the video game production gets initiated as a buy rating. they like a good management team at the company and a robust portfolio of gains and those shares also ones to watch, becky. i'll send

the phone hoover institute and dom start is testing how secure these systems are project manager flowing on kish shows us how it works minus to me my voice is now my password. is for the company keeps voice samples of their customers on file its software creates a biometric profile with more than $100.00 characteristics including pitch and rhythm. in one of my. my pos what is mine is to me when a customer logs on the program compares their voice to the one saved on their profile if there's a 100 percent match they get the green light but what happens if you played a clone for us from liar bird. to end lie of a similar systems haven't reached the level of perfection required to replicate the melody and features of a human voice in. artificial voices are also used in the entertainment industry at the french company can you voices developing software for computer games. players can have fun with well known voices. people who've lost their voice through illness could also benefit from the technology as long as their voice is saved in the system. after off again you know could you more. after

major driver of the march to new market highs dom chu is at headquarters with more on this. >> we haveat one-month span like you said best performing sector in the s&p 500. take a look at one of the main reasons why those financial stocks and specifically the banks have been moving higher is because of the steepening of the yield curve, dwinkser differential between long term and short-term interest rates in the united states, as measured by the two, ten spread you see a steep drop-off subsequent rise. at the lows we were about negative 5 basis points for this yield curve. now we're up to 21, 22 basis points that means banks are doing a little bit better. take a look at this part of the sector banks specifically, wilfred, morgan, are doing really well. 9% gain for spyder etf this sector will be one to watch especially with, wilfred, the fed doing its part to lower short-term rates and that yield curve even wider apart. >> you said it all nothing more to add. great analysis thank you. >>> the war of words between presidential candidate elizabeth warren and jp morgan ceo jamie dimon inte

head around 1 in the morning the 1st in dom in west berlin turned into a giant euphoric party location vying for it was amazing and a feeling of total joy from. contra and from his berlin and hans martin from the west had also crossed the border that no longer existed. on his lines it's going to be something to them oh it was really funny everywhere we went people asked us where were you from the east of the west and he was just this wonderful at has been tarnished and adventure. so didn't type of it at least as much when we went on a sightseeing tour of west berlin. yet i had my car i think we went to the brandenburg gate 1st one but were told if i. was there thousands of people were dancing on top of the wall. of one of the gates and we drove around and just bask in it all soaked it all up to. us to say it was really a magical moment as momentous. was the legless had their final toast to hike his birthday on the 1st and. the top fall of the cold that's what happened with our plan to celebrate her birthday with just the 2 of us never materialized 'd i think we got home and to bed some

dom chu joins us with a look at which stocks are behind the momentum i guess some are the same and thehe s&p and others may have more of an impact i'm sure the faang have helped. >> they've helped certainly with the s&p 500. with the dow it's a little bit more nuanced we have to talk about not just the price performance about what happens with the dow but some stocks that are more heavily weighted because they are higher priced stocks carry more weight. we have to balance that out. as you can see here, you mentioned dow industrial's high reclaiming record levels going back to the summer that move here driven in part by a nice move higher over the course of the last month or so in the dow industrials like you pointed out, 18% gains for the dow overall. if you take a look at the last month, where we have seen some of the most movement in terms of contribution to that move to the up side have been more heavily weighted companies, those with higher stock prices than the dow. on a one-month business says, caterpillar up 1.2%. more optimism there carries through to caterpillar apple part of

dom chu, the really youthful face dom chu i saw him yesterday.melissa gets to see me every day. we sit next to each other. >> i'm very jealous. >> i'm very jealous i don't get to hang out with you and see you in the office. joe, to your point, let's talk about the movers teva pharmaceuticals it's up 4% things have changed around so quickly. about 300,000 shares premarket volume it's a bit of a mixed report for teva we have earnings missing projections. revenues did top estimates, but it did raise its full year outlook slightly it was helped along by product launches in key markets in north america. we'll watch the shares, jumpy premarket. >>> profits and revenues here, both beat estimates for the drug distributor after adjusting for costs related to the opioid lawsuit settlements. they were one of the companies that decided to settle the opioid settlement litigation we'll see if the stock moves on the up side. seaworld is down 3%. roughly 1200 shares premarket volume profits and sales both missed estimates. they blame among other things, bad weat

dom sibley and zak crawley took their chance to impress the england selectors ahead of next week's firstd. both players made centuries as england reached 285—1 on the first day of their tour match against a new zealand xi in whangarei. the warwickshire opener, sibley, was the only batsman to score over 1,000 runs in division one of the county championship last season and is expected to open for england next week i wasn't really on the radar of england, i would i wasn't really on the radar of england, iwould imagine i wasn't really on the radar of england, i would imagine that a young half goes and scoring runs, but i knew had the ability to get here and it was just a case of working out a little bit, and scoring those runs. i think i always had the belief that i would get here, just a case of going out and actually doing that. i wasn't doing that and i made a few changes. mentally, been a bit stronger. it has worked out quite nicely. and there's been a bronze medal for britain's vanessa wallace at the world para—athletics championships in dubai. she won it in the shot—put, her first meda

on that and people are saying that certain elements of denial people are saying not enough is being dom a lot of people are not used to this we have bushfires to many years in the centuries but this really does feel unprecedented and people just aren't accustomed to it and i think a lot of people are feeling very angry but not enough is being done and it's not always being taken seriously enough you know that us take away from of course the amazing work that emergency services are doing. generous whimpering main sydney thank you thank you. britain's opposition leader jeremy corbyn has unveiled a detailed manifesto for next month's election as his labor party tries to close an opinion poll gap with the governing conservatives labour's new plan for government it includes a 5 percent increase in public sector pay higher taxes on companies and the nationalisation of some infrastructure it is being billed as the most radical plan for change in decades this party this movement this manifesto is different. labor is on your side and there could be scarcely a clearer demonstration of zaps than t

on that and people are saying that certain elements of denial people are saying not enough is being dom a lot of people are not used to this we have bushfires to many years the centuries but this really does feel unprecedented and people just aren't accustomed to it and i think a lot of people are feeling very angry but not enough is being done and it's not always being taken seriously enough you know that's a take away from of course the amazing work that emergency services are doing. generous when you bring main sydney thank you thank you who protest is in malta demanding that the government resign off a prominent businessman was arrested in connection with the mud off investigative journalist death any kind of ironic and it's you know the killing 2 years ago spot weld wide outrage in the maltese government has come under scrutiny for its handling of the case which has raised questions about the rule of law and malta. i demanding justice from the justice minister i must hear they shout and shame on you. and our wrist has reignited anger at the murder of journalist new kind of honor gu

you're a foreign policy and relations the one who's been watching in the past few years to see how dom's drum has been performing he's shaken. on the one stage from joe many specifics of what would another 4 years of triumph mean well they certainly would mean more insecurities because there will be more erratic decisions on the side of the u.s. president and most likely the economy will suffer because germany's interests and needs as europe at large a stable trading partner are both in the united states but also in china and both markets now are getting very difficult especially if trump continues to have a trade war with china so the countdown has started 12 months left to the u.s. election how tight is the race. where we haven't seen a real clear now on the democratic side but i think the situation will be tough for trump it is not a clear victory for him so we would. see a very ambitious most likely a very hot election campaign and it would also very much depend on who at the end will make the race for the democrats that's right and do you see if you would be voting for issues awful

backpedaling on that and people are saying certain elements of denial people are saying not enough is being dom a lot of people are not used to this we have bush was many years home centuries but this really does feel unprecedented and people just aren't accustomed to it and i think a lot of people are feeling very angry but not enough is being done and that it's not always being taken seriously enough not that us take away from of course the amazing work that emergency services are doing. generous when you bring in sydney thank you thank you so much falsies now and it's taken to get some rather spectacular pictures because this is the reigning world high diving champion who took on a unique challenge by diving into the story told to step in just as in india now riyadh and if and braves the 20 me to drop on a successful season in the cliff diving while series the well is joke with an official at the swimming pool having originally been hailed as a drinking soules in the 18th century. or worse yet. excuse me worse yet dortmund have signed a 250000000 euro sponsorship deal with german sports wher