] which is the european court ofjustice, a the ec] which is the european court of justice, a separatepean court ofjustice, a separate entity from the eu, that they would be able to rule on certain immigration... and trade disputes. if you are a sovereign nation you are a sovereign nation. you don't want to be answering to the european union at the back door. the first paragraph talks about effectively failing to withdraw britain from the european union, that's a bit of a stretch. withdraw britain from the european union, that's a bit of a stretchm isa union, that's a bit of a stretchm is a bit ofa union, that's a bit of a stretchm is a bit of a stretch. but it is a big issue. it is a huge issue and is one of the iain duncan smith. very much a leading brexiteer. said he would say that. but it is quite a stark warning when you put it like that. that's why it appears there on the front page. is this just a warning shot and another stage in the war of words? probably. this business about the laws that have come in from europe, it is central to brexit for many people. it really is. when yo

our board of directors and the remarkable team at ecs. along with dish who rolled up their sleeves and worked hard to ensure u.s. veterans had keys in their hand before the start of the new year. this includes our director of housing development and asset management and her team. liz is here in the front row. anna cooper, and i would like to thank scott ecker, and others leading the supportive housing team and i want to invite everyone afterwards, we invite you up stairs to room 302 to look at the accommodations at the auburn. with that, i want to turn it back over. thank you. (applause) >> thank you beth and thank you for acknowledging this is sort of a bitter sweet moment. many of us are mourning the loss of mayor lee but we're grateful and lucky to have the leadership of london breed who is currently our acting mayor and mayor breed has picken up the tradition that mayor lee had of calling me at least once a day -- (laughter) when there's a homeless person on the street and needs help. that gives me great comfort, because like mayor le

here at the emanuel ec church people can come in and grab hats and jackets. no questions asked. and it's all for free. everything you see in here is all been donated. >> we see children still without a jacket or two. and we want to make sure that people are aware that these items are here for them. >> reporter: kevin with project keep warm say this is room has been packed. >> every week we see more folks coming through here. >> reporter: some of it has to do with the cold weather. but a lot of it has to do with puerto rico. >> most recently we have been seeing a lot of families from puerto rico. we're not used to having heavy clothing. so when they come here they are very shocked about the weather. and so they do need all these items. >> it's free for those in need. for those without a priceless feeling, the feeling of warmth. >> these were all donated. off the top these are all free. now if you or somebody you know is in need, you can come down here to the emanuel ec church in bethlehem. they are open every monday and thursday from 10:00 to 1:30. steven fisher, nbc 10 news. >>

. >>> a man who was bit on the arm by ec lyon while swimming in san francisco bay is recovering this morning. this happened yesterday your aquatic park beyond the coast. fortunately he was rescued by a sailboat that was nearby returning to sausalito. they called for help. police put a tourniquet on the arm to stop the bleeding and remarkably the injured man stayed conscious and was calm. >> had that boat not seen him, this could've been a different story. >> he was talking the whole time. everything about him seemed pretty normal. we got the bleeding stopped as best we could. he was more worried about his clothing on the beach than anything else. that's a good sign. >> cey -- the light attacks are rare. swimmers and beachgoers are advised to stay away from seals and sea lions because they have very sharp teeth and a strong bite. >>> two workers were rushed to the hospital in santa rosa after building under construction collapsed. one worker had a gash on his face and the other injured his leg. a third worker hurt his back but did not go to the hospital. workers were replacing roof tr

a six game win streak on the shoulders of their backs, surehanded receivers, good side lineman, and ecfollowing green there? that is the quarterback. that's right. i don't know how he does it. >> i'm back to watching him and i can't figure it out. >> you're the quarterback? at that height? >> all the time. people are asking what team you play for? and i said at the quarterback. and their like really? >> you can't even see over his offense of line. >> and get this, he ends as the starting quarterback it every level, since the middle of his freshman year. >> he doesn't back down. will manso that the said this was the kid that we wanted. >> and he's the starting quarterback? i know i couldn't let them down. >> that is not enough. galileo is on the verge of becoming the first ever cisco public school to win a state championship. a six a title game is saturday night. and then the city championship being played was the season. >> it is the always pack ski and troublesome vincent memorial scots in the way. there is a 6:00 a kickoff in calexico california which is on the mexico border. they go

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we are still part of the ec], the trade deal is going to be similar. a member of the eu for 43 years, so what is another five years going to change? by the time we get to the end point, who knows? do any of us know what the eu is going to look like by the time we reach that point? they have used the time to become aware how terrible it would be to completely lose britain. you have to come up with an accommodating deal at the end of the day because britain is too big to fail in the eyes of europe. they have to make extra effort to accommodate whatever the discussion will throw up in britain. i see what you are saying, but i think we have a major paradox now approaching on the tracks which is today, philip hammond in china and wanted a deal that would replicate status quo. that is essentially what they are going to want. the northern ireland issue crystallised this by saying there won't be a border between northern ireland and ireland. northern ireland will stay in the customs union and single market and that has implications for the rest of uk. we are n

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] would be consulted through the ec] would be consulted through the transition and they don't want thatthe eu. but right now, it is theissue left the eu. but right now, it is the issue of ireland, can they find a formula that all sides are happy with before that meeting of 27 eu leaders in ten days' time? i've been speaking to paddy smith, the europe editorfor speaking to paddy smith, the europe editor for the speaking to paddy smith, the europe editorfor the irish speaking to paddy smith, the europe editor for the irish times. speaking to paddy smith, the europe editorfor the irish times. this is his take on the irish political dimension to this story. it was a surprise to everybody because most of us thought that the deal was done. the irish cabinet thought the deal was done, as well. the turnabout from theresa may, it appears to have been at the behest of arlene foster, and that was a shock. no one would expect her not to know what arlene foster's views we re to know what arlene foster's views were on the subject. given that arlene foster is saying the status of northern ireland when

it will feel like teens in pottstown and west chester ec. tonight, 10 for west chester, 7 in dover. by tomorrow morning at 5:00, single digits through allentown to philadelphia. at the shore, will feel like 6 degrees. late tomorrow, clouds will be back. we'll see less wind by tomorrow night. a chance there we'll see light, scattered snow showers for tomorrow night and into early thursday. but it should be ending quickly on thursday. we'll get some sunshine, but it's going to be a cold one thursday and another cold one again on friday. today, not so bad. a few light showers scattered, then breaks of sunshine this afternoon, 45 degrees. the winds will become breezy this afternoon. and then really cold winds blowing tomorrow, 21, the feels-like temperatures in the single digits to start with. and a cold afternoon. it will feel like teens. peaking at 32 degrees. less wind, the chance of flurries or a brief snow storm first thing on thursday. and again on friday. a colder day on friday. the temperatures will be coming up this weekend. 30s on saturday. 40s on sunday. and into the very lie

monetary policymakers expect a modest lift to ec growth, business investment, and increased consumer spending. but they also voice concerns about estimates it could add a trillion dollars to the national debt over the next decade. >> i am personally concerned about the u.s. debt situation. it's not that the debt to gdp ratio at the moment is extraordinarily or worrisomely high. >> reporter: and lots of questions about the digital currency bitcoin, which the fed chair characterized as a highly speculative asset. >> i really don't see any significant exposure of our core financial institutions to threats from bitcoin if its value were to fluctuate. i don't see a threat to our core financial institutions. >> reporter: this was fed chair janet yellen's last news conference. she'll preside over one more meeting early next year. between now and then, she says her goal is to provide a smooth transition to her designated successor, jerome powell. .or "nightly business repor >>> so what is in store for the economy next year, and are there new risks that investors need to be aware of? patrick

these are tricky areas for the prime mr, and she suggested that the ec] will have a role at least fornsition period. it will be difficult for the godman to meet these demands, but another example of those exit supporting mps holding the government's feet to the fire. jonathan, thank you. donald trump is facing accusations of obstructing justice, after suggesting that he knew his former national security adviser, michael flynn, had lied to the fbi about contacts with russia before the president fired him. mr trump said mr flynn had done nothing unlawful. our washington correspondent, laura bicker reports donald trump's started the day on a bullish note. he is on course for a much—needed win on tax reform, he brushed aside questions about his former national security adviser lying to the fbi over his meetings with russians. what has been shown is no collusion, no collusion, there has been absolutely no collusion, so we are very happy. but then he issued another controversial tweet, one that could cause him a real headache. he said he had fired michael flynn because he lied to the vice p

to ec them as our major trading partner in the future or do we want to rip ourselves apart from at?tion about that deal done on friday and the kind of process moving forward, but we have parliamentarians that will be putting forward amendments to the withdrawal bill, what they really wa nt withdrawal bill, what they really want is to have it set in stone that parliament will have a meaningful vote at the end of all of this on the deal that britain finally comes to. thank you for being with us. the headlines on bbc news... an amber weather warning has been issued to many parts of the uk as morph snow is forecast. boris johnson has been conducting his second day of talks in iran and has met the country's president in a bid to win the freedom of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe. new proposals to launch 2—mac— year degree courses could see students save over £5,000. now for a round—up of the spores. it isa now for a round—up of the spores. it is a huge day of football. it is. two derbies in the premier league. it's derby day in manchester, and this time round the stakes are high. city are prem

but reports of a final diggs ec are inaccurate.ranken in a statement says, the allegation is categorically not true and he would claim his right as an entertainer to forcibly kiss her he calls preposterous. he said he is looking forward to cooperating with the ongoing ethics investigation. weal find out whether that's the case. meantime, one of the first democrats to come out against him was senator kirsten gill brand of new york. >> enough is enough. this is a conversation we've been having for a long time and it is a conversation this country needs to have. i think when we start to talk about the differences between sexual assault and sexual harassment and unwanted groping, you are having the wrong conversation. you need to draw a line in the sand and say none is okay, none is acceptable, and we as elected leaders should be held to a higher standard, not a lower standard, and we should fundamentally be valuing women. that's where this debate has to go. >> reporter: franken may or may not draw that line on his career. we will find

ec businesses bringing dollars , investing in companies, hiring workers, increasing wages.rship on the world stage, we see that come into focus. we're cutting the budget of the united nations. way america is viewed on the world stage and being a leader again. mike pence completing an international trip. he has been around the world this year. of where north korea is headed, announcing additional sanctions. is this really going to come to ? head then what role the olympics play in the korean back-and-forth. >> i hope they are viewed as games for peace. it brings all the world together, which is force where we can talk, compete, and do so. this is also an opportunity for north korea to show that it wants to join the world community. if they can control themselves, show they want to be partners in peace, stop the testing, stop the demonstrations. and maybe we can seat on the road and talk about the end goal here, to get nuclear weapons off of the korean peninsula. it is what the president has said and it's what the world has said. china having such a big role. i don't care wha

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i thank you for the honor and privilege of having served these many years with ecs in the community. thank you. >> supervisor: supervisor kim, if you want to do it outside or stand in front of them and they can shoot it from that angle? the tree thing is going on out side. -- outside. >> thank you. >> supervisor: thank you again for being here and congratulations on your retirement. okay. now with that i'd like to recognize supervisor ronen for our next commendation. is your honoree able to get into the chamber? >> i believe they're coming in now. >> supervisor: great. while we wait i'd like to take this opportunity to welcome and recognize former supervisor quinten cop and current commissioner for the current ethics commission. >> i want to make sure everyone has an opportunity to come in. colleagues, today i have the incredible honor to recognize a legend. everyone can applaud now. surrounded by dozens of incredible journalists and community leaders that she has trained and inspired. san sandy kloss is one of our greatest journalists and mentors we've seen in san francisco and that

we've heard ec meant overnight and at one point i said to 10,460, it's a very volatile contract. is that fair? >> it is fair and volatility is what a lot of commentators agree on is one of the thickest deterrence to be more widely used commercially, you've been able to buy their favorite yogurt to the grocery store for bitcoin birkett imparted the dealership with extremely high volatility. cheryl: wouldn't do think it all begins? at the same time, what do you think you will be weaved into the average consumers? >> i think crypto currencies won't be. 10 years ago and look at our mobile wall will be another crypto currency that doesn't exist today, but i think it will be more traditionally used one or more retail users as opposed to speculators and that is actually economically one of the faqs devil without volatility, when there is a broader base of users, used commercially unless. train to the trading in luxembourg for the last year, reporter had mentioned from the 1400 in 2017, they maybe shouldn't expect that paper return mr. looking at bitcoin now. >> i mean, i think it's an i

david: will go to a different part of ec.as complained repeatedly about lack of support for his nominees. republicans have given him as much trouble on the democrats with the banking. rejected hist nominee, scott garrett. he was going to lead corporate welfare and was trying to close it down when he was in congress. when his nomination came to a vote, two republican senators joined with the democrats to defeat him. , who served as the chairman of the export-import bank under obama is joining us from miami. good to have you back. for most americans, why would you nominate someone who specifically tried to shut down the institution that you want to try to lead? what happened here? fred: it is baffling. president trump has repeatedly nominated people, whether it is acting head mick mulvaney to run the consumer bureau, scott pruitt, scott garrett, even rick perry. this is really good job of congress and the senate. today, the senate did their job. sendsaid president trump them five nominees and when it specter general we approved

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. >>> today is the only day we can enjoy ec >> it's kind of downhill after today.ll stay mild tomorrow and we have the rain moving in and it will get really cold. >> i mean, really, really. >> we're talking about highs in the 30s. >> that's cold. >> that's cold. >> that's winter. >> we have winter weather coming. >> so if you've not gotten in the holiday spirit yet and you're blaming the weather for it you won't have excuses later on this week. it will feel like the holidays are literally here and you can have the winter weather to remind you of it. mild temperatures for now. so if you like the mild temperatures enjoy them today and tomorrow because in the extended forecast they don't come back. we just get colder after tomorrow. we have rain moving in tomorrow as well and much colder to end out the week and it's 49 now in the district and clinton and fredericksburg is up to 52 and 46 leesburg, and gaithersburg will be around 57 this afternoon and a mix of sun and clouds and we do stay dry. the rain is still up to the north and west and around the mostly late in th

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>> i think people have had the opportunity during the 2016 ec the allegations and aconstitution are aparthe campaign. tre should people victimized haveymn opportunity of their days presenting their issues, i have no problem. >> if roy moore is elected, you will have another investigation into this, there is no place to have another investigation outside of congress about the president and hisq@ accusers. >> no question. >> is that something that should change? should you guys be looking at the president's accusers as well? >> once again, i think it is two different scenarios here. the senate has responsibility over our members. i believe that if he will exercise thatç responsibility. the people of our country have the responsibility to choose our president. >> you have been chosen to be on the conference committee. one of the biggest dispute that has to do with the idea of riding off state and local taxes, let me and you this, why is corporations are going to be able to ride off state and local taxes but not vegetablindividua. do you see the fairness in that? >> the question of riding o

the president sits on the political spectrum, where he was talking about daca and not being centered ecr centered. we need the wall. we see the drugs pouring into the country. i'm moving in both directions. i guess we can sort of intimate both directions meaning from republican to democrat. is that what we can surmise? >> i think to remember is first and foremost, the president is a businessman. he wants his wall. democrats want -- many republicans in congress want to work on daca, but you can't get anything with donald trump without giving a little bit. so i think that that's interesting. i would not say that he's making a radical swing to the left by any means. but i mean i was also fascinated by how wide ranging this interview was. le every line there was something to dig into. that's one thing you can say for president trump, is that he -- everything out of his mouth is something that you want to pay attention to. everything that he tweets, everything that comes from his thumbs is something you want to pay attention to. so, for better or worse, everything he said is something we're

museum of the bible look officially opened its store with the dedication ceremony and watching it, and ec ,mong the featured speakers israeli ambassador to the u.s. ronald dermer. this is just over one hour. [applause] >> hello everyone. the lord hasay made. let us rejoice and be glad in it. it is his day. so, good morning. welcome to the dedication of the museum of the bible, the first world-class museum to the bible and the history of the worlds. what a blessing to have you here. we are so pleased everyone is here. you're going to hear from a lot of wonderful people the -- today. ands the nation's museum the worlds museum also. our worldsted in stage theater, it is a wonderful theater. we are hosting, cohosting the broadway musical "amazing grace come coat a are here. they had their second performance last night and they're going to perform on a limited engagement through january 7. if you haven't got your tickets, you can get them online. there is my commercial. our mission as an educational innovative and our purpose ise, really does. to engage with all people in this wonderful book c

here is the group g schedule with a match against ec did team, belgium, who england beat in the 1990re that, panama. england's campaign begins on the 18th ofjune against tunisia. they also play first —— plate them first in france 98. in the team that day was gareth southgate. it was the first thing that went through my mind. it was a fantastic day as a player. brilliant occasion. the fans made that day. nice to relive that. what sort of a sign are they? we have to find it out? we haven't done as much research on the african teams. now is the opportunity. now that we know we're playing, we can start to focus in on that. how important is it that you have quite a sizeable break, six days between that game and the new boys, panama ? days between that game and the new boys, panama? yes. again, little bit of travelling and that gives us the opportunity for a couple of injuries, if you get them, to clean up. you're grateful for as injuries, if you get them, to clean up. you're gratefulfor as much preparation time as possible for the game. people will already write of panama for the finals b

. >>> a man who was bitten on the arm by ec lying in while swimming in san francisco bay is recovering. this happened yesterday near aquatic park beyond the cove. fortunately he was rescued by a sailboat that was nearby returning to sausalito. the people on board call for help. the police put a tourniquet on the arm to stop the bleeding and the injured man stayed conscious and was even called. >> had that boat not seen him, this could have been a different story. >> he was talking the whole time. everything about him seemed pretty normal. we got the bleeding stopped as best we could and he was more worried about his clothing on the beach than about anything else. that was a good sign. >> sea lion attacks are rare but swimmers and beachgoers are advised to stay away from sea lions and seals. they have very sharp teeth and a strong bite. >>> in santa rosa two workers were rushed to the hospital after a building under construction collapsed. one worker had a cut on his face and the other injured his leg. a fire officials said a third worker hurt his back but did not go to the hospital. wo

eight came to me, rather graphically, when i was at 930 club, a nightclub in the ec -- d.c. the rex foundation was giving me a grant. was founded by the grateful dead -- the really dead. [laughter] and iave this foundation, was getting funding for the war fighter sports program, to support the injured troops from 800 deadheads standing around the 930 club. i said, boy, things have really changed. that is really one of the things. and other watch this, mechanistic programs, on our website, where all of our video is archived. c-span.org/history. >> c-span's student cam. studentcam in action. deal editing and splicing for constitutional documentaries. this group showed us how it is done. two stellar interviews in one day. and these students asked hard-hitting questions about immigration reform and the dream act. we are asking students to choose the provision of the u.s. constitution and create a video illustrating why it is important to you our cup edition is open to all middle school and high school students rate six through 12. hundred thousand dollars in cash prizes will be

[laughter] i will go with the ec died -- cia director and former secretary of defense white house chief of staff leon panetta. before we begin with a lot of questions from the audience you can ask them by going to the alp -- and we will take some of the questions from their at the end of the session saliva stole the had carte blanche to ask anything. [laughter] >> don't forget you have to italians. [laughter] spee miguel was also told i would is refusing to answer. >> if you were secretary of state for the trump administration. [laughter] how would you handle. [laughter] all right. all rights. understanding you serve it the pleasure of the president have you had talked about another job?. >> and very focused ion incredibly focused i have been privileged to serve with the finest of espionage service in the world. >> so let's set the table with the state of the world so give a sense of love where things stand. >> it is great to be with you mr. secretary michael of the former directors he was a witness at the benghazi hearing. [laughter] so it is great to be with you again. [laughter] what

and one of the most pampered racists in america is ec coates, the darling of every liberal so-called organization and a pathological hatred for america and white people if you read anything and he has written, when i see these issues discussed publicly, what is missing is a simple statement, and john mccain was a christian, these were communists supporting, salvatori and communist guerrillas in the 80s, tim kane is. attacked general kelly the other day, the ideas that the constitution enshrined slavery. actually the american founding, slavery existed for 3000 years before anybody said it was in role, not jesus, not moses, nobody, certainly not mohammed, the muslims are still practicing slavery and still think it is okay. but white christians led by wilberforce in england and thomas jefferson, thomas jefferson wrote into our birth certificate that we are all creatures of god, whatever you think of other people, creatures of one creator, equal in his, i have to say these days, her eyes, whatever, they have an inalienable right to liberty. every black in america owns their freedom to th

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possibly in 30%, but as soon as futures come on the bitcoin market, we should see the price of the ecsr whatever form of derivative the trades, possibly 3% to 7% premium to net asset value versus 35%. it's very compelling. whenever that opens on gb tc. the risk is if you sure that without the hedge is you are short that coin -- bitcoin. julia: what do you think these features are going to be used for? more speculation or is it going to be downside pressure that we see and what is your price target on bitcoin? irony, it'sat's the obvious speculation because the only alternative would be hedging. and no one is hedging bitcoins right now. it's not a commodity. it's going to be for speculation. what that does with the actual bitcoin market, who knows? it is such a black box, it is so much easier shorting companies that move -- that lose money and to try to find out how bitcoin is going to trade in the next three weeks. tc, when that spread does open up, it does with the odds in your favorite short that if you want to buy bitcoin or short it, then you are short bitcoin for 30% to 40% higher

and the psim ec s/mns are progressing. >> is there a reason that the first two are slipping every month? >> we're still in negotiations with the m.o.u. >> next month or do we really think that -- >> we're very close, moments away, i would say, so, moments, days, we're very close. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i think that we would have to move to the general meeting, so by january 1st we'll have an agreement with them? yeah. we're hoping to wrap things up this week, actually. >> thank you, i'll hand it back to ron now. >> okay, that takes us to our one and only real risk slide that we have been carrying and it's all about schedule. and, again, i can't overemphasize the need to progress to the electrical, normal and low voltage work. we are seeing progress. we have permanent power. we're progressing through, bringing the redundant power which, again, is an elective feature. p.u.c. is wrestling a bit on bringing some wires to their volt so they can actually read their meters and bill us, but all in all, i think that bringing power to the facility is there. and i know that web corps has b

chris: coming up, tensions flare over president trump's decision to ec are nice jerusalem -- recognizeem as israel's capital. we'll report on the latest. and we'll talk with the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley, about the fallout. that's next. ♪ ♪ nick was born to move. 3 toddlers won't stop him. and neither will lower back pain. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk he got a recommendation for our custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet. dr. scholl's. born to move. guess what i just got? ♪ ♪ hello again. hi. ♪ ♪ get up to $400 towards a galaxy note8 or s8 with qualifying trade-in. only on samsung.com ♪ ♪ chris: president trump broke with decades of u.s. policy week and set off protests around world by declaring the united states now recognizes jerusalem as the capital of israel. in a moment, we'll discuss the move with nikki haley, u.s. ambassador to the united nations. but first, let's get the latest from conor powell this jerusalem. >> reporter: the violation so many predicted was likely -- the violence so many predicted

and the 10 year after the fed 2.36 percente ec is the yield here, rising as investors selloff that debtjanet yellen telling investors the fed still expects to raise rates three times next year and does not expect a giant jump in the economy from the tax cut. so a lot of interesting things to parse through from central banks today. we really are global this morning. let's talk about the market story, the cost of brexit. this is rand research. we have three scenarios for you, the most egregious which shave about 5% off gdp over the next 10 years versus the e.u., which would only suffer a thumbnail of a chance, .7%. that davidbrexit davis is talking about, is that is what is on the card? we'll talk much more about that is the u.k. parliament calls on the final vote on the deal. scenario is perhaps the one with the least damage, the decent transitional deal. one lady is tracking the lady in charge, and edwards. you are in process. good day to you. good morning, i am in brussels, keeping track of theresa may. last night she suffered a humiliating defeat in the house .f commons what is all of

jordan is right in the bull ece eye here. you've heard what al cici and cairo had to say. this is a global reaction against the president from experienced diplomats who say it will not make it easier. it will make it harder. it will reenforce the palestinian concerns because any moderate leader, abbas as well, is going to be now undercut for having any negotiations in the past with israelis and americans and it will reenforce the opposition, the iranian and certainly hamas. >> israelis say the united city is the heart of a jewish state that reaches back thousands of years. palestinians say east jerusalem, home to islam's third hole mosque, should be the capital of their future. and sites holy to jews and christians are in east jerusalem. the mood if you can even judge it and what's the level of concern about violence? >> you know, the level of concern about violence, that remains to be scene. officials are certainly watching the situation closely. palestinian authority not call ing for any violence. they have been category cal in rejecting violence. what they are calling f

people at the bottom are stuck there and those at the top have done better, continue to do better, the ecurther out of whack. many people think you can bring that seesaw back into stability, for -- but for those with young children and you play seesaw and you're on the bottom and you jump off, what happens to the people on the top? if it pretty painful and rapid adjustment. that is what i see at some point next year. technically -- and i always try to say, the indicators are not there yet if you are an investor , you are trading. you should not be the first one trying to jump off the seesaw, but when there are warning signs and they appear, i hope that we catch them and i can share with your audience if i do see them coming. joe: this is a point you have made several times in your appearances on this show, basically the idea that whatever we want to talk about politics or soybean prices or natural -- no onenything really knows when the existing trend is going to end, right? we basically have a lot of lines on whatever you look at, global currency, bond prices, stocks going up, tech compan

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chris: coming up, tensions flare over president trump's decision to ec are nice jerusalem -- recognizeem as israel's capital. we'll report on the latest. and we'll talk with the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley, about the fallout. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ chris: president trump broke with decades of u.s. policy week and set off protests around world by declaring the united states now recognizes jerusalem as the capital of israel. in a moment, we'll discuss the move with nikki haley, u.s. ambassador to the united nations. but first, let's get the latest from conor powell this jerusalem. >> reporter: the violation so many predicted was likely -- the violence so many predicted was likely to occur following president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital continues for a fifth straight day. as demonstrators in beirut and jakarta marched on the u.s. embassy early sunday morning. in the palestinian territories, protesters clashed with security forces at israeli checkpoints in bethlehem and other palestinian cities. two palestinians have been killed and more