regulation for fenton know which is critical in the midst of the crisis in the united states but the truth is that the substance meaning the tariffs between both countries are still in place and don't seem to be going anywhere and even if they sit down and negotiate we know that negotiations have so far a rather failed or at least been very difficult and i can't see why that would change now that we have this apparent deal and looking at these one on one meetings like meeting she and russian president putin meeting chancellor merkel and these bilateral talks overshadowing the summit itself. yes that is definitely the case but when you have pressing issues like the crisis between russia and the ukraine and you have chancellor angela merkel right there of being able to somehow at least intercede in negotiating with the parties that is an opportunity that you cannot miss you can say that sometimes urgent issues leave no space for important issues but that is in the detriment of the goals of the summit itself that is true that subjects like for example the gender pay gap or for example t

so president drum bass for the redefinition of the nl - - fenton all which is a very big issue in the white house. very big. china unfortunately does a lot of processing of that so that has important ramifications and president xi almost without hesitation said yes. second, later in the conversation president trump asked president xi if he would reconsider the qualcomm deal if it came up again? almost without pausing he said yes i will. but let me make my point. for many months i have said when i was a reagan cub scout mrs. reagan coined the phrase what should china do? and i would say tongue-in-chee tongue-in-cheek, try not to say yes because they never have any eight or nine months i've been involved in negotiations. i cannot say he will say yes but and then just say yes to a couple of them important things and that's why i am raising this. that is gracious in the meetings but you are asking them to do in the 90 days that has been accomplished but then they delay to hope the administration comes and goes and with that state owned enterprise and to hack companies to create unfair sta

the best of the fenton in the east, whatsapp is a mist and fog, and look at the difference in the temperaturesen, 11 or 12. from christmas day into boxing day, this will be quite tricky to keep track of the dead, but you will end up track of the dead, but you will end up with the high pressure dominating the scene across many southern parts, but a front that the north, but this week, for the most part, settled, often cloudy, and mostly dry. this is bbc news. i'm vicky young. the headlines at 4:00pm. a tsunami hits indonesia causing widespread devastation — at least 220 people are dead and more than 700 injured — the death toll is expected to rise. emergency services battle to bring the injured to safety. eyewitnesses describe scenes of chaos after waves struck at night. the water came in at about 5 metres high, and many cars were flown and hit our village. two people arrested in connection with drone sightings at gatwick are released — police say they are no longer suspects. homelessness in the uk reaches a record high — according to the charity crisis. tributes continue to be paid to former l

hooked on drugs so you can come in and steal all the goodies we're going to send it back but all of fenton are going to send it back to you every single province in china is going to take a whack at it of course we do have the u.s. department of justice which is the long arm the global law so the fact is i mean in terms of damascus the guerrillas they you have not only the sanctions against russia. people in the middle east and now china like all these property and and manhattan like all around the all those new build up near central park it's all owned by very well politically well connected chinese billionaires row yeah so what are those assets going to be seized like what's going to happen and are they going to try to dump these properties as this trade war and this war heats up yes in terms of what he sees right now and i again member i said dally is now seeing that he's going to see the unique thing about dahlia's next u.s. crisis is that it will be an inflationary one which is the kind that normally only encourages and developing nations because those nations tend to rely on borrowin

delegates it's directed it's managed it's made to accessible israel based advertising executive martin fenton would put it in even more blunt terms propaganda is not a dirty word he said. face it we are in the game of changing people's minds but making them think differently to completion that we need propaganda. after levanon you start to see the basic has prostrated your action images of palestinians fighting back against israel's occupation make their way onto american television screens and the israeli military crushes this resistance in brutal ways that undercut israel's image as underdog and victim. three helicopter gunships deliberately fired a missile into a crowd a civilians last night killing seven palestinians mooning seventy more. then israeli officials going to full house ramos and that occupation doesn't even exist in framing all palestinian resistance as terrorism and israeli aggression as self-defense the palestinian terror campaign continues it only justifies again and again that we will have to continue to defend ourselves. and so this becomes the framing of the situation is

judicial president tom fenton, for me is to be assistant attorney general, tom dupree, russia hoax authornd fox legal analyst, gregg jarrett, all joining us tonight.and on wall street, a huge selloff on fears that u.s. china trade tensions were worsening with the rest of chinese silicone giant, cfo but trade it turns out had nothing to do with the day. the markets explosive rebound, proving it was all about rates. reports that officials would hold interest rates at current levels postponing rate hikes indefinitely.president trump has been right on all of the major issues facing this country and on the economy, the president newly appointed chairman has been a frequent irritant and sometimes a disappointment. mr. trump 's concern that jerome powell was threatening to wreak economic growth with rate hikes has been proven. here is a present warning the fed to avoid raising interest rates two months ago. >> my biggest threat is the fed. because the fed is raising rates too fast. zero interest rates right now, take a look at the numbers. it would be the greatest economy in the history of the w

delegates it's directed it's managed it's made to accessible israel based advertising executive martin fenton would put it in even more blunt terms propaganda is not a dirty word he said face it we are in the game of changing people's minds but making them think differently to accomplish that we need propaganda. after levanon you start to see the basic has prostrated you know action images of palestinians fighting back against israel's occupation make their way onto american television screens and the israeli military crushes this resistance in brutal ways that undercut israel's image as underdog and victim. three helicopter gunships deliberately fired a missile into a crowd a civilians last night killing seven palestinians moon and seventy more. then israeli officials go into full house romo's and that occupation doesn't even exist in framing all palestinian resistance to terrorism and israeli aggression as self-defense the palestinian terror campaign continues it only justifies again and again that we will have to continue to defend ourselves. and so this becomes the framing of the situatio

sean fenton there, portfolio manager at tribeca investment parents.e were headed into the lunch break in japan. what do we have? >> a recovery. nikkei certainly at the low of the day. more -- cleaning on to that onversation between liushe and robert. our -- the familiar is depreciating in the end. 113 yen. let's look at some of those movers. softbank, overallotting it i.p.o. at the moment, which is producing some delight, as is its u.s. giveaway to people on the streets there. 10.2% yen. olympus. the u.s. unit, one of thares executives has been guilty of failing to report infections due to duo oscopies. this is part of the business, of course, memory equipment. and well seven and nine holdings to the owner of 7 levpble stores showing a gain in terms of retail sales in japan. emily: price, these are oil-related companies, refineries and the like, on the way down by a significant amount of margin as we saw the price of oil fall in the last couple of days. the break is next. ♪ place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug

. >> we are extremely concerned about methamphetamines in fenton on the front lines. you have been there. think you. we interdict that with a stopped act with the additional investments to test for fentanyl we have asked for additional. >> $44 million this is $5 billion for a wall that a tunnel could overcome but yet we have deadly fentanyl coming in from the worst drugmaker in history where is the passion for this? this should be the first request of your agency from protecting america. >> i can promise you the passion and commitment here is narcotic narcotics. >> that budget request does not reflect that commission it is all about the wall. >> we did provide assistance to the appropriations committee on increasing the amount to include that system that we talked about to help us create that ability into the appropriation. >> 18 percent coming into the united states besides railcars how much money does it take. those that come. how much money and in that 300 plus million range but the wall is very important to have that increased narcotics. >> you want walls quick. >

to the team who put that together which includes matt knox, dan and marcello, liz alters and seth fentonear's eve celebration. keep it >>> welcome back. we are just over 15 hours until we ring in 2019. back to ginger at the new year's eve ball with some special guests with her today. hey, ginger. >> yes, i am not here alone. there are quite a few people up here but wanted to introduce to the president of countdown entertainment jeff straus and barefoot bubbly's official host, lance bass. the glasses are nice. you know the bad boy is about to drop in a couple of hours and on it those beautiful waterford crystals. tell us what the theme is. i know they have a theme every year. >> this year it's a wonderful theme. the gift of harmony. what a great way to start 2019. all of us getting along and it's a beautiful design with small rosette cuts that merge together in a spirit of harmony. >> i'm holing in my hand a couple of pieces of confetti. this stays on the ground in times square for weeks afterward. but 3,000 pounds of it and it's not just confetti. what's on there. >> it's amazing. that b

we will taste what fenton's has in store for the holidays.. stay right there. >>> ♪ i don't want a lot for christmas. ♪. >> thank you for joining us and giving you a live look with the beautiful start to the day. partly cloudy skies and cooler conditions and temperatures are rising. we are joined by fog and we will check on visibility. this request by paul koenig. thank you so much. love mariah carey and holiday songs the theme and thank you for that and i will have a look at your bay area weekend coming up. >> thank you, paul. i love this segment too. still going strong 124 years later and we are talking fitness creamery known for their world famous black and tan and they feature some delicious holiday ice creams as well. they are short-lived but all here and let's find out. alfredo from vince, what's up, guys? >> thank you for having us once again. >> good to have you on board. >> we are used to being here in the summer to launch ice cream day and our anniversary. coming in the winter is a different one. >> you have rather unique flavors th

but we do have with us today tom fenton, president of judicial watch, who will be testifying here today about the body of work that he has conducted as it relates to the use of clinton foundation as a vehicle for pay-to-play transactions. and finally, mr. phillip hackney, an associate professor of law at the university of pittsburgh. he rounds out our first panel and will discuss the allegations against the trump foundation that we have -- where there has been the subject of media reports as ell. we've also received documents that are part of a larger 48-page whistleblower claim ubmission. approximately 6,000 pages of documents. the claims allege abuse of charitable organizations status by the clinton foundation. to further discuss their claims, we'll be joined by mr. lawrence doyle and mr. john monaghan on a separate panel following our current witnesses. i'd like to thank everyone for being here today and look forward to your testimony. i now recognize the ranking member, my good friend, mr. connolly, for his opening statement. mr. connolly: thank you, mr. chairman. and this, i guess,