healthy,egree that is but to a large degree you cannot go on investing.y concern is the stimulus we are seeing which is consumer related may have come a bit late . the information we are getting on sure is there has been a massive shock to confidence. china areers of feeling very concerned. add fiscal stimulus on top of consumers who feel nervous about the economy, that a drag on the economy. withave a situation stimulus going in, it seems that it is pushing on a string on both sides. people money or debt. jonathan: is the belief the ppi trend in china, the deceleration will continue. export prices will come down regardless of the trade deal. the second largest economy will continue inflation, the resiliency in treasuries -- growth,if there is some it will be different. it will not be the kind of commodity intensive stimulus, and that will have a lesser impact on global economies. consumption will continue to push. china, shortround the aussie dollar. >> i think we would have to agree with that, our bu position on china, you're getting into a consumption-

this is the guy engaged in a ,egree that in our lifetime there has never been a precedent politically who has reached out as much to the states as this president in this administration. gladould be grateful and that at least he is willing to have a conversation. the willingness to engage in the informed by the opinions of beyondis so many degrees what the public has been largely led to believe. and i am grateful for it. daniel: if you could change one thing on his approach to the straight negotiations, -- these trade negotiations, what would it be? gov. bevin: it would be remarkably unprofessional for me to advise in a public forum what the president should do on trade arecy, but generally there consequences for every single thing they do. sometimes even if he does not in setting, but i think generally we are the right thing, which is continuing to modernize. daniel: alison lundergan grimes -- what do you think of that? gov. bevin: her career is over for a number of reasons. she has been accused from an years by members of staff, members of her own party, and people who have considere

temperatures tomorrow will once again get above average chicago should hit 44 degrees, kansas city, 60,egree degrees above average. down in atlanta, 57 with a few spotty showeho for all people down at the super bowl. then on monday, temperatures will continue to warm up. close to 70 in st. louis. huntsville, 68 degrees jacksonville, florida, 69 degrees. even in ston, 15 degrees above average with a high of 51. ose to 60 in new york city and temperatures slide down into the 40s and become much more seasonable as we go into the middle of the wein. >> in brihere is growing anxiety over brexit as the country prepares to leave the european union. this is prompting some to take drastic defensive actions to heotect telves. nbc's sarah harman has more tonight. >> reporter: with less than two months to go, britain still doesn't agree on how to leave the eu. >> no deal, a deal or no brexit. reporter: with parliament in turmoil, some are starting to worry that a no-deal brexit could lead to shortages, especially of food andne medi much of which is imported from the continent. vicki's daughter grace i h

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behind this thursdayee we may some delays thursday morning, but look at the temperatures, 56 .egrees by the afternoon. 52 on frid 46 with rain on saturday. saturday kind of a nasty day, too. but look at sunday, warmer air, 70 degrees. chance of a.m. 56 on monday, 50 on tuesday before ourext storm system that could bring rain wednesday. right now a eyes on tomorrow. >>> a health warning for women. newesearch finds younger women are having more heart attacks than young men. next we look at some of the possibley. reasons >> here's a look at what's all new coming up on news4 at. 5: >> is it sunday yet? >> i know. 70 degrees. hurry haup. >> w to get through tomorrow. >>> coming up at0, 5e continue our coverage of weed week here on news4. >> todayoi we're to look at medical marijuana. it is being credited wit lping to treat a host of medical problems but does it deliver. >>> also aad at 5:00, the auty queen using her voice to advocate for it. >>> newth details tonight i case of a man accused of raping disabled women in his re. >> julie carey is reporting on how his second victim could have

back to the west, charleston, west virginia at 59f egrees. somee warmer air continues to work its way in overnight and ow, that'say tomo why we're expecting a nice day tomorrow, even with cloud cover. we are dealing with the clouds, we've seen them all day long. was hoping for a little bit more sunshine. but we turn our attention to the west. look at the moisture, storm after storm continues to pummel the western ption of the nation. seattle, portland,. those systems eventually have to me our way and they're doing so on saturday. next big storm, call it theext stormit's moving in at 7:00 a.m. youee the snow south of frederick, leesburg, d.c., around the 7:00 hour. by 1:00 it's already starting to move out. the heaviest snow down to the south of washington. to the north, frederick, hagerstown, baltimore may n seeny snow. coating to an inch around the d.c. metro area. downtown d.c. not expecting much at all. 1 to 3 ihes fredericksburg, around waldorf. could this change? sure. this has to come up about 20 to 30 miles and now all of a sudden we'r

look at the numbers.60 egrees walking to school, beautiful 63 in fredericksburg.air. 30s for wind tchills. watch what happens here, by 7:00, 33 the wind chilln d.c., 34 in fredericksburg. you need the coats for sure turday a high of 39 degrees. rather breezy. we'll see wind chills in the 20s all day on saturday. the wind won't be a huge factor on saturday but it will be breezy at times. 43 on sunday. sunday is aretty nice day. that's ahead of the next storm system sunday night into monday. could bring us a wintery mix monday mornin and then another system monday night into tuesday morning. that is a bigger system, we may have school delays and need more salt on the roads because of that. wednesday coming in at 52. thursday at 45 before another storm system moves in late next week. all eyes for me tomorrow on the omangerow and the monday, tuesday storm which we've been watching for theetter part of two weeks. >> we'lltay tuk d. thanu, doug. >>> coming up, remembering a legend. sherreburruss talks to u about the legacy of frank robinson. >>> first, here's lester hol

listen, yesterday, 65 egrees. we wn the mid to upper 60s yesterday. it was so nice yesterday., it is not going to be quite as nice out theretoday. now, what has changed? that storm is tracking a little farthersouth, through north carolina. the temperatures have warmed. we are calling for temperatures in the low to mid 40s today. that means that we're not going to s any of that snow. any precip chances for us will lie through southern virginia, north carolina, and then possibly for our friends in the fredericksburg area in southern maryland. i'll show you that in just a second. again, the storm system slipped to the south. frontal system that passed through yesterday, to the south, as well. a little rain showers coming through fredericksburg and even theern neck. again, all of this will move areasouth of the d.c. you can kind of see the line that it's taking right now. our friends in m southeryland will get a little bit of rain.ou down t the northern neck and fredericksburg. for the most part, temperatures in the 40s. we're not expecting snow. not to say there couldn't be snowf

so far, the feds turning 180 egrees in january versus december.ne could ask if that what it to turn sentiment around, although they could have gone a bit softer in terms of turnaround so that it's possible to create more the bility further down line. with regards to the fed, we think that it has definitely a lot more market dependent, in addition to being our dependent and expectation for this year is first half, no show, no action whatsoever, and maybe there is a possibility later for one more rate hike but that's very market pendantent. in that case if you look at u.s. egts, we showed a chart earlier that they have been break at that 2800 level on the s&p 500 three times past.y in the recent are you advising clients to stay nvested in u.s. equities or to stay invested but in a defensive way? >> the latter. actually both. invested in u.s. equities, bit more selective in which part of the market you would like to own, so we've had equity market overweight for the most part of the past 12 months or so. year, when we were talking about it, this year