eric, we are still waiting to find out what time the president will talk later this morning. >> eric: we will get back to you with new developments on that. mark joe showed some of the public reaction out on the campaign trail. democratic senator elizabeth warren went democratic had reaction to what happened tonight. >> the iranian government has announced that it has sent missiles to attack our military bases in iraq. but this is a reminder why we need to de-escalate tension in the middle east. the american people do not want a war with iran. [applause] >> eric: the president has said he does not want a war either and so too said the javad zarif the foreign minister of iran. the state sponsor of terrorism in the world, before the president ordered the air strike that killed qassem soleimani. pentagon officials have reportedly warned the president that the former general was a planning attacks against u.s. troops. joining us now, senior vice president of research at the foundation for the defense of democracy, good to see you, thank you for being with us this early hour of the morning

eric. arthel from the regional response to latest developments let's go to benjamin hall, jordan tonight with the very latest, hi, benjamin. >> good evening, eric, yes, two big pieces of news from iraq today, iraqi parol montana voted to expel all u.s. troops from the country, the caveat is that it's a nonbinding vote, still has to pass through a number of stages before becoming law, the sunnis and the kurds did not take part in that vote but the prime minister and iranian ally did saying clearly he felt troops should leave, he sided with the islamic republic there, the other big news iran announcing that it will no longer abide by any of the limits set by the 2015 nuclear deal that includes the clause preventing them from having material to build atomic weapon and limits on centrifuges and enrichment material, meanwhile day 2 of soleimani's funeral and avenge his death, body will be sent around the country, commander saying today that the iranian response would for sure be military and aga

eric: i'm eric shawn.he president's lawyers spent two hours beginning their defense attacking lead house manager adam schiff, accusing the democratic impeachment managers of trying to overturn the 2016 election. failing to provide all the evidence. charging that the president's and allies they said blocked needed documents and testimony. alan dershowitz is a member of the president's defense team and he appeared on "fox news sunday" earlier this morning. >> the legal argument is that sense they didn't allege any impeachable offense, since they only alleged abuse of pow he, obstruction of congress, those are vague open-ended criteria of exactly the sort the framers had rejected back in the constitutional convention. even if true, they did not allege impeachable offenses. so there can't be constitutionally authorized impeachment. eric: the trial resumes tomorrow. for a preview, mark meredith is live on capitol hill. reporter: good morning, eric. senators have the day off. the impeachment trial will resume to

eric: thanks for joining us. i'm eric shawn. there are reports that the street protests are growing, spread with other cities we're told masked men are descending on them as they try to quell the anger of iranian people. the protesters demanding resignation of ayatollah and other senior leaders. shocking defiance against the hard-line theocracy. the trump administration saying that the president is in the iranian people's corner. >> unlike past administrations where there hasn't been demonstration of support of iranian people, president trump made it clear with his administration he stands with the people of iran, not the regime. we'll continue to do so. eric: fox team coverage with kevin corke with reaction from the white house. first rick leventhal is in jerusalem for us live, rick? reporter: eric, iran has been denying involvement in the plane crash for days, accusing u.s. pouring salt into the victims. yesterday they admitted it. started as candlelight vigils for 16 iranian students on board the doomed 737. by morning turned

eric: neil sean from london. >> of course. eric: arthel.rthel: thousands of gun rights advocates expected to rally outside of virginia's state capitol tomorrow. the annual event comes after the straight legislature passed three gun control restrictive laws. they are taking extra precaution after arrest of a three members of a white supremacist group late last week. >> no one wants another incident like the one we saw in charlottesville in 2017. we will not allow that mayhem and violence to happen here. arthel: go to garrett tenney. garrett is live in washington with more on the story. garrett? reporter: this week governor ralph northam declared a state of emergency ahead of the rally, with intelligence that white nationalists plan to use the rally to stoke violence. he is banning firearms and other weapons from capital ground are surrounded by fences and entrances with metal detectors. federal prosecutors bold sister that decision on friday with the arrest of three members after white supremacist group, who law enforcement officials say pla

eric? eric: thank you,.l: bracing for potential retaliation from iran after their top military general was killed in an airstrike. what is iran's capability militarily speaking and how worried should we be about the regime's possible next move. lonnie's is better than good. we got oak, cherry, walnut, and more. and we also have the best selection of plywood (clattering) in the state... hey! (high-pitched laughter) man: dang woodchucks! (wood clattering) stop chuckin' that wood! with geico, the savings keep on going. just like this sequel. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. iand i don't add up the years. but what i do count on is boost high protein. and now, introducing new boost mobility with collagen for joint health. when taken daily, its key nutrients help support joints, muscles, and strong bones. new, boost mobility. ♪. eric: the u.s. and iran both wrapping up the verbal threats in the wake of killing of iranian general qassem soleimani. as they describe the regime missile forces it

eric: i don't. that is a good term, but i don't explains exactly what he was doing. >> collecting far more money than he did pay out. was,ppeal, the sales talk, postal rates are different from like 100 different countries around the world. and i am able to buy these postal certificates from various countries and then trade them off in another country where the postal rate is different. i make the profit and you get the benefits. that was his pitch. eric: my understanding is -- and i am not sure, and in my reading, i have not seen this, but he more than likely did not go into that kind of detail for fear of confusing people. >> and maybe he never even engaged in it, but i thought that was his sales pitch. eric: well, his primary sales pitch was that i will give you a 50% return. it is. whenever you want your money, i will give you 50% return. >> ok. thank you. eric: you didn't do too much damage. >> i apologize for blowing your teaser. eric: that is all right. >> i would like to make a correction and

eric: thank you for joining us. i'm eric sean. this means they will no longer be able to use funds provided by the british taxpayers and they will no longer be referred to as their royal highnesses, dropping the hrh moniker. the blockbuster announcement tapping a stunning turn of events that began 10 days ago when the couple said they wanted to step back from their royal lives. kitty logan has been following the fast-breaking developments this afternoon where it is evening in london. hi, kitty. >> reporter: hi, eric. this is the official announcement that we've been waiting for. it outlines the future plans for harry and hand. -- and meghan. it outlines their position in the future, whether it will be royal or not royal commitments they'll be stepping down from and it will come into place in spring this year. there were two statements in the u.k., one from the queen and the other from buckingham palace. the statement from the queen is amicable, wishes the couple best in the future, she emphasizes that that they remain part of the

benjamin. >> good morning, eric.his was the retaliation people have been waiting for for five days. to some degree some people are saying quite a calculated move by the iranians. on the one hand, they need to shed american blood and need to escalate, respond ak the u.s. militarily, but on the other hand, they didn't want to invite the military response from the u.s. iran has worked for over ten years to really grow its regional influence. an old scala tech from the u.s. which would have come if u.s. servicemen are killed would suddenly have wiped out much. so what they have done is be able to take a decisive blow at the u.s. while perhaps not ending up in full-scale conflict. it is very significant this is a major attack from iran. previously everything they have done is by proxies. it has given them a sudden degree of deniability. but this was by the iranian revolutionary guard on u.s. targets. we are hearing those ballistic missiles which landed in the al-assad base did not land in the u.s. a facility but another p

it's just another day for dr eric. in his department in central and federal hospital where he puts on a small master class on how to wash your hands properly use. this. to. foresee every. wrinkle and. he is the don't as patient today. he'll be performing open brain surgery while. in the removing part of the patient's skull don't to erika's time for a simple of procedure. the . it seems he has a little while longer to wait and. if . i i need to save my time and department talking to him tomorrow. every time we see the same doing so many things at the same time but very nice and very like. finally it's don't to erick's. he'll spend a few hours in this position his tiles just to clip an aneurysm to prevent blood from flowing to an attenuated off the wall in the brain. using the microscope humus cafe find his way to the aneurysm and seal it with a suitably sized clip. any false move could lead to brain damage or death. it's a routine procedure for a new. species as well i think if we could to help this man. on what i want

finally don't tell eric's time. he'll spend a few hours in this position his tal's is to clip an aneurysm to prevent blood from flowing to an attenuated off the wall in the brain. using the microscope humus kathleen find his way to the aneurysm and seal it with a suitably sized clip. any false move could lead to brain damage or death it's a routine procedure for a neurosurgeon. patient is well i think if we could to help this man go. on like him i want to paint that as interest you came along with the reason why but i did you did not watch it was going on bob these men. don't know most of them. by month you know the end of the union mind it's not just a moment on the show you think what i did you see. this moment of. their own you murderous programs that enable don't provide medical assistance to remote riverbank communities mostly indigenous tribes. or in case of emergency for example they had nothing to do just. like the 6 people in one small boat and according don't reaver going to afford some some help and from

going forward, eric. eric: more on this later in the newscast thank you from london. arthel: meanwhile back here at home president trump's defense team is out with its first formal response calling the impeachment effort quote brazen and unlawful. this is opening statements in the senate trial are expected to be heard on tuesday. now at this hour, president trump is heading to texas to address farmers at the american farm bureau federation convention in austin. and with course have fox teen coverage. first we are going to go live in austin awaiting the president's arrival. casey. >> we are a few hours away in fact of the president taking the stage here, and boy does he have a very captive audience. the people are slowly trickling into this auditorium and austin, this convention has been going on for a couple of days and it is a big one. there are roughly 5000 people hear from all over the country. we are talking about farmers, ranchers, top business leaders, in the agricultural industry they have all ascended on austin. no doubt a lot of the buzz here is about the tra

eric.c: of course were going to hear a lot more from the candidates, some of them smart exclusive here on the fox news channel. andrew yang will appear on fox news sunday that will play at 2:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon eastern. then chris wallace holds a townhall special with buttigieg from iowa. this is mayor judges second townhall with fox news. he sat down this inmate in new hampshire. the one tomorrow will be live right here, 7:00 p.m. mayor pete and chris of the fox news channel. before for the first time senators hear from the president's legal team how they are building a case for swift acquittal in which expect the trial resumes next week. >> this case is really not about the presidents wrongdoing. this entire impeachment process is about the house manager's insistence that they are able to read everybody's thoughts. schwab! introducing schwab intelligent income. a simple, modern way to pay yourself from your portfolio. oh, that's cool... i mean, we don't have that. schwab. a modern

eric? eric: mark, thank you very much. arthel?ean time, the trump administration says it will withhold 20 e-mails between the top white house aides regarding the freeze on military aid to ukraine. this is in response to a lawsuit by the "new york times" to obtain those documents which includes messages with acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney. joining me now is anita kumar, the white house correspondent for politico. anita, good to see you. >> you too. arthel: absolutely. does this new information bolster the democrats argument for a senate trial with witnesses and will the new information sway any republicans to break with the president? >> well, that's really the key question. i mean, i do think it gives them more pressure to put on republicans. there's not only these e-mails but other reporting that we have seen in the last, you know, couple of weeks, and that's something that they are using to say well, we need more witnesses, but it doesn't sound like it's, you know, swaying senate majority leader mitch mcconnell.

leave eric's treated too small performance i got a. the big headed and isn't just a dunce it's also a biology some a lesson in jungle survival children must remember that these dangerous. oh well. gentlemen you have to know one thing when henry ford built a town in the middle of the amazon and. he made 3 big mistakes here for bead women alcohol and soccer if you want to become an enemy of a brazilian man or even the brazilian woman you just had this 3 thing and you will have the greatest problem when the world. food bill is so important in brazil. sometimes people from all social classes any a social layer actually know each other and surprisingly. that you can see people canceling business meetings just to go and meet dear friends school they played soccer with in their childhood so today they're still meeting like that and sometimes they remember some 1st and just because they played soccer with their father or someone and it helps sometimes to build their own career actually. looks like eric is not in his best save me save me. the i

eric: i'm eric sean. it is the latest in the royal riff, beginning with the couple stepping back from royal role as senior royals. kitty logan has been following this astounding news from london. kitty, are they fired, did the queen fire them or what does this exactly mean? >> reporter: this is an agreement that was made between the royal family and harry and meghan. there are two statements, one from the queen, a personal statement effective wishing the duke and duchess of sus e sex sl in their future plans. the titles, touche an duke and f cycle, they will be no more. they will give up their titles. they're confirming they're going to step back from all their royal duties including military appointments. they will no longer receive public funds. this is very important. this is taxpayer money from the british public that goes into the royal family. there was a lot of concern, i think, that the couple would try to keep some level of funding. that has been made very clear in this statement that they will b

eric.o, arthel, the president's defense team making its case this morning following 3 days of arguments by the democratic house managers, right now republican reaction for you, let's bring in first, former chief counsel to dianne feinstein, what stands out for you this morning? >> i'm glad that chad highlighted the portions that did, the part that stood out was purpura's argument that we had not heard from people who had spoken directly to president trump, we had basically hearing from mid-level in the administration, that really demonstrates the need to bring those people in who did speak directly to president trump, that's mick mulvaney, john bolton, bring in witnesses who haven't appear before, when you have mid-level people, they are not going to be talk to the most parent, it's upper-level people, mick mulvaney, john bolton who did speak directly to donald trump and let's hear what he did have to say. eric: don't you think ambassador headphone calls with the president, he's the top per

eric: thanks. fox news's laura ingraham, president trump revealing details about what he says were imminent threats from iran that provoked the u.s. to kill general qassem soleimani. president trump: it could have been embassies, military bases and a lot of other things. we could have had another benghazi. arthel: mark meredith is live at the white house. >> the protests in iran are starting to get a lot of attention. president trump is paying attention to it as well. he put out a tweet. he said to the brave, long suffering people of iran win stood with you since the beginning of my presidency and my administration will continue to stand with you. the president on twitter just a little while ago. the president had a chance to sit down with an interview with laura ingraham friday. he said the decision to kill general soleimani was based on his decision to stop future terrorist attacks on u.s. property abroad. president trump: it was imminent. then all of a sudden he was dying. reporter: lawmakers fr

looks like eric is not in his best save. but if you think about it this man was 10 hours ago he was. one and then you're a year old. george noory. receives an urgent call from the. an elderly man from the zoe tribe has a long problem. he will be deployed you will as you start it up because since you've. a woman who is. what is now i would fix it but. you know the 2nd look at. us. with. what. was. it that we. must think you. are. not. born or. a neck and you look at the 3rd group are you near the back and you can see that. the patient descend for an m.r.i. . this is his 1st experience of modern civilization. for him it must be like visiting a spaceship. the old man was eventually given the all clear and sent home the same evening. the word zoe means us in the local language it seems that dr erik is a little zoe too as he tries to make the world around him a little. a les paul isn't it actually is odds on you. and i know most of this movie i'm a song i used to sell out nothing not the mood so i bought my son i stuck to some la

[laughs] eric: really, the surface started to break apart.you are driving a car, especially 70 miles an hour, and you hit a pothole, it is not going to end very well, so there were a couple of pretty serious accidents, and that is when the call went up to cut short the races on the last day and seek out a more stable surface, and, again, that is how we came to the conclusion that bricks would be the best way to go about it. well, the car we have now is a number 14 miller entry. this is the next generation after ray harroun's big win. this is a big racing car, particularly from 1928, it is kind of cool. you have some art deco design from the era, but what is most import about this car is it was built by a guy named harry miller, who is out of california, and he became a famous designer of engines in cars, won many indianapolis 500's over the years, and the . another notable piece of this car is the driver of this car in 1928, was a man named louis meyer. he won the race in 1928, and then in 1933 and in 1936. when he won his third race, he beca

that is eric allison.oming up, a conversation with bill dudley, how he would improve the fed's current regime. this is bloomberg. ♪ jon: this is bloomberg markets. i'm jon erlichman in toronto. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn in new york. former new york fed president bill dudley says a standing repurchase agreement facility would make the fud is new regime even better, adding trader os arens due to rep exaggerated. he spoke with alix steel from our princeton bureau. >> it creates more uncertainty about the economic outlook but it is hard to react because you don't know which way ins are going to break. think about it as risks have gone up, uncertainty has gone up, but it will not lead to any change in monetary policy in the near term. find things like this delayed or postponed is this decisions when you're are doing your fed surveys? bill: it could cause some uncertainty about what would happen to energy prices, for example. uncertainty affecting the economy has been the uncertainty on trade policy. that uncerta

greatest basketball players dead at 11 year's old, very sorry to bring you the news and arthel and eric, pick it up. arthel: fox news alert, we are reporting some very upsetting news that nba super star kobe bryant was among 5 people killed in a helicopter crash in the hills above calabasas, california, that's a suburb west of los angeles, downtown los angeles, the helicopter went down this morning amid very foggy conditions, you can see the video here, calabasas, california there, you can see there's low, low visibility, we do want to let you know that kobe bryant's wife vanessa was not on board, the cause of the crash is still under investigation. eric: as you know bryant played for the lakers from 1996 to 2016, he won 5 nba championships. he was an 18-time all star, considered one to have greatest players ever to play that game, he led the lakers to championships, retired in 2016 and went onto different career helping children, he won an oscar for animated short called dear basketball, having a dream, clearly kobe was a caring-dedicated man not just to the game of basketball but to y

isning us from san francisco taylor riggs and we have eric. eric: the iphone numbers are great. unbelievable. i want to correct something you said earlier. they used to guide low and beat them, now they are guiding high and beating them. things look good for them. taylor: is it enough to say that apple is not just relying on the iphone? eric: the iphone did incredibly well. that is something we were expecting. we are going into a 5g megacycle over the next few years so that will be a big driver for iphone sales. i'm not worried about that in the next couple of years, but the service is part of the business, i would like it to be a little bit more because that is where the long term high-margin revenues are going to come from. romaine: taylor riggs, you cover apple and these companies pretty heavily. what caught your eye most out of this report? taylor: i think i will put it down to the iphone, only 27% of the revenue comes from services. .2% comes from iphone coming in with strong iphone revenue, as long as it didn't totally tank last quarter, analysts are going to be happy. the

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let me go back to eric's question.i didn't start the book yesterday or even last year in fact, when i started the book, he who should not be named was andrew johnson and when people would ask me what i was working on and i would say the impeachment of andrew johnson, a couple things would happen, they either left immediately, they bolted, they headed for the door or they thought andrew jackson they said andrew jackson? nobody knew who johnson was. i couldn't remember. or they assumed, i think this was more troubling than having people run away from me was that the impeachment process and the impeachment of johnson had been preposterous mistake. that intrigued me. i began the book 6 years ago deep into the obama presidency, hence i was not prescient if anyone was prescient and i was interested because in the previous book i had written called ecstatic nation and it covers a very large period in american history before, during, and after the civil war rather ridiculously ambitious project but in any event, when i was wor

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eric, come on back up. my neighbor, -- my .eighbor, it was painful to see now we are down to the final round and i'm sure you are going to do what you did to us last year and pullout scottish words or something horrible like that. that was just mean. anyway, congressman, eric from politico. good luck to you both. [applause] up first. eric is >> noctodiurnal. comprising a sequence of day and night. >> there is only one, do we get like the one thing or is it like the ultimate, ok. hello, congressman. can you say it one more time? todiurnal. >> this was fun, folks. we had fun, didn't we? ctodiurnal?ord] no [bell] diurnal. nocti stay up there. >> ok. i thought you said -- all right. >> keep up the good fight. >> i wish political opponents would give up that easily. [laughter] >> occision. an act or instance of slaughtering. >> can you use it in a sentence? >> kaelin belongs to an organization that discourages the wholesale occision of sea turtles. >> what is the origin? >> latin. >> i have no idea. ision.go wit

eric: they talked about that in the interview.were they saying last night, what does he mean to the sport into the players. his last quote last night about that game when lebron passed him to be number three of the all-time scores. kobe waited quote continuing to move the game forward at king james, much respected brother with the biceps arm. numbers that is being retweeted and commented on across the globe. indication of the generosity, the kindness of kobe bryant. >> and lum braun had something to say about that, he said at school to know the of one of the all-time greats that ever played this game and admired to be like on the floor, you don't have that much time to play this game if you're able to be remembered for the great things you did the positive things you did, making people feel great about the things you did is a pretty cool thing. a lot of people took that quote to say he was comparing kobe to michael. it was just showing the way kobe -- once he realized he lost that he wanted to be that bridge for the next batch of

. >> eric: hey, you should have seen mickey guzzle her bottle. after her bath she just--put her in the carrier and she fell asleep. >> nicole: well, she's lucky to have a daddy like you to care for her. >> eric: yeah, but i'm lucky to have an angel like her in my life. >> nicole: uh, so, um, i got you a cuban sandwich, extra pickles. >> eric: oh, i'm not hungry. >> nicole: okay, but you need to keep up your strength for your daughter. >> eric: yeah, well, you don't need to do that. >> nicole: do what? >> eric: take care of me. >> nicole: while you look out mackene and sarah, who's looking after you? so now put down the baby, have a seat, and eat your sandwich. >> brady: even now it's--it's-- it's really, really hard to pr-- to process the swing of emotions we went through that night when our daughter was born. >> kristen: as painful as it is

rucker reporting live from alpine meadows eric thans for that report. >>and we first told you about this breaking ws through a kro4 push alert to stay up to date on local and international ne be sure to download the kron 4 news app it s free. in the google play and apple app stoes. millions of americans are under a winter storm warning of died our winter storm watch that's because a large winter storm said to bring some rain snow sleet poibly some hazardous travel conditions. >>darryl forges has the details. a wintry mesacross the country. we have a classi winter storm unfolding nearly 90 million ericans are on the lookoutfosome bad weather. >>the places are already california residents sought nearly a half a foot of snow thursday got off work and come home and there's a firm to get my driveway, so. r several it out so i can give them the kansas city international airport cled temporarily due to this plane sliding off the runway. it icy conditions if you have to go out and you shldn't you really need to use extreme caution, minnesota officials expt betw

eric trump joins us on that.lus, a new piece asking, what if donald trump won significantly larger portions of the black vote? herman cain, leo terrel, with a can't-miss debate. incendiary? event. next. ♪ some things are too important to do yourself. get customized security with 24/7 monitoring from xfinity home. awarded the best professionally installed system by cnet. simple. easy. awesome. call, click or visit a store today. ♪ >> laura: have you actually taken time to examine the top four democrat 2020 contenders? it's an absolute train wreck. now last night we reminded you that even barack obama is wondering what is going on here, warning about the party's lurch to the left. so why did he feel the need to speak out? well, because the s so-called moderates in the top tier, buttigieg and biden, sounding like this. >> anyone who is in a situation -- regardless of whether they are documented or undocumented, we have an obligation. >> immigration reform isn't enough unless we also decriminalize border crossings. >

[applause] >> congratulations, eric. congratulations.ric geller is the press champion for the evening. [applause] >> thank you very much. [laughter] >> oh. right. >> so, congratulations to eric geller. that was a heated competition at the end. i do have one question for the judges. a character ine" the movie -- >> i think so. >> thank you. i didn't know it was a flower. [laughter] we will move to the politicians competition in a couple of minutes, but first we will do a raffle. we will give you guys some treats. time for people to get a drink, whatever you might want to do, and without further ado i want to introduce our very patient team of politicians. i hope that they are all here. congressman jamie raskin of maryland's eighth district. [applause] a former champion, representative don buyer of virginia. from california's 25th district, representative katie hill. [applause] and from virginia 10, congresswoman jennifer wexton. [applause] you better do well. representative chris pappas from new hampshire one. [applause] welcome. finally,

eric: introducing a lower add two-year is a great idea. at the same time, ads will never be a major driver for revenue for netflix. largely because a low end ad supported tier would be there to keep people in the ecosystem. when you look at all these other ad supported options, people spend a lot less time watching them. when netflix is constantly talking about retention, it's driving these back. when you introduce ads, time spent will drop specifically for the users. it is important for netflix to continue to do what they are doing, produce content people want to watch and produce value. taylor: andre, i want you to take a look at this chart inside my terminal. the story we know is how capital intensive this business is. the fourth quarter is coming in at $1.5 billion. netflix said 2019 is a peak deficit year for free cash flow. does that give you optimism? andre: there has been reports that they will spend $20 billion on content. they spend so much money already. what the street has given netflix credit for was the massive growth they we

eric: we drive the research for the cures we're finding.arina: we're fighting macular degeneration, heather: lca, eric: retinitis pigmentosa, marina: and the entire spectrum of blinding retinal diseases. eric: we fund. marina: we fight. heather and henry: we win. all: we... are the foundation fighting blindness. carolyn: together... eric: we are fighting blindness. carolyn: join the fight at fightingblindness.org. hey. ♪hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. [♪] lou:well another big day on wall street. stocks moving higher. new records being posted. the new record high, its third this year. the nasdaq closed at its fourth record of this year. volume on the big board 3.5 billion shares. crude oil $58 a barrel. gold down to $1,548 an ounce. the treasury department unveiled tbhu rules for foreign investments involved until infrastructure, critical technology or personal data. the new rules