fitz says there wasn't enough demand for new buyers and the supply from the sellers and in short theyore time to show with facebook rest fast forward and it once again breaks out above the 200-day moving average and the stock has now rallied for eight consecutive days and the rising volume and that was good volume, all right? to fitz, that means urnd under accumulation and money managers are able to find it hand over fist and the stock couldn't seem to rally above its persistence which forms a symmetrical triangle pattern okay this is a continuation pattern where stock marks time before resuming the previous move and it is on fire, with the stock currently at its highest levels as long as it is above 1,100, and he thinks the stock can keep climbing and it might have a lot more room to run, so again, like facebook, this is our goal that's our target and this could be breached. so i think that this and facebook are fabulous, fabulous charts and finally, there is the daily chart of amazon which is different. facebook has already broken out and amazon has done well over the past week. wha

well there you go to protect the dignity on the memory of the people who tell you dear i was fitz i'm like i was saying to before this is something that i've encountered you don't actually have to go too far from where we're sitting right now here in berlin near the brandenburg gate there is a memorial to those who died in the second reward the jewish community and you know i've seen many many times people taking very inappropriate photographs so this is in their craft people really need to stop and i think one of my junior really appreciate you bringing that to our to the building of the meals to give you a correspondent. you're watching news from berlin. much of it a. sure link to news crew in africa and the world the link to exceptional stories and discussion from the use of easy to our website the deputed combs efficacy join us on facebook doubling up for. what's the connection between bread flour and the european union dinos gild mountain view correspondent at abbot baker can stretch this i can live with the rules set by the team. cuts. stepping recipes for success the strategies

police on the streets and normally our police are on but we've been on high security it's a little fitz who wakes. a lot of people as well personally a christian in their own motivations their own prejudices that they might have had and really talking about what needs to be done on an individual level as well as a community level who really interests prices and hatred and say in a five year beyond memorial services. is new zealand coming to terms with the aftermath of this it tom. well today's memorial about exactly two weeks and the shootings was really seem to be marking a turning point between the initial response and the ongoing recovery and made the challenge and some of the things we can be expected to hear more about in the few weeks calls for every just hour of high crimes in new zealand we are speaking to hear more about tough gun legislation accountability for was social media companies for destructive content and also be looking closely to having a royal commission of inquiry actually into what could have been done much to thoresby sysiphus is. investigate is how possibly thi

randy bennett lead the back two fitz had 13 points. st.mary's hangs tough. tommy cowsy -- crowdsy, deputy three. here's the dagger. gathers and lays it in and the foul. wildcats win it 61-57. season over for the gaels. murray state versus marquette. a very sweet dunk as murray state upsets marquette. the a's dropped to 0-2 with a 5- 4 loss to the mariners in japan. here's what people will remember of that game. be salute ichiro suzuki. that's where he started. that's where it ends. standing ovation as he walks off the field. >> 45-year-old. hall of famer. see you later. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. a business owner always goes beyond what people expect. that's why we built the nation's largest gig-speed network along with complete reliability. then went

. >>> one-point gaels lead, malik fitz. rips rebound away and scores. 19 points and 11 rebounds. when jordan ford is on, gaels are hard to beat and he was revving. 21 points for him. gaels win 69-62, will take on number one gonzaga tomorrow night in title game. >>> raiders intend to make super bowl champion trent brown highest paid in the nfl million. free agent signing period begins wednesday. 49ers drafted in 2015, traded him to patriots in 2017 and brown started every game through super bowl liii. lamarcus joiner played against him in the super bowl but two will be teammates in two days. raiders plan to sign a four-year deal, $42 million. had interception and 78 tackles for l.a. last season and can play corner. >>> 49ers lined up blockbuster deal of their own, kwon alexander to four-yearur-yearurr fourth-round pick a starter rookie year and pro bowl in 2017. tore acl last october but expected to be ready for the season. sandhya, neither snow nor rain can stop the postman but can stop what kind of snow is this to stop the ball from crossing the line? unbelievable. this sports r

. >> i'mra meagan fitz. i can't get over that story. >> i think it'll shock a lot of

malik fitz step back deep two. second 1/2. getting sloppy with the basketball. them pay on the other end. nova goes on a 12-3 run. st.mary's hung tough. tommy from nba range as st. mary's cuts it to 3. here's the dagger, the block, gets the ball back and lays it in. the wildcats win it. st.mary's season is over at 22- 12. a full slate of the games today. 16, there's two of the upsets beat downs and almost buzzer- beater. john moran, next the zion williamson the most exciting player in college possible. he had a triple-double. he's the first player since draymond 14 with a triple- double in the ncaa tournament. the racers upset marquette. auburn versus new mexico state. that's bruce pearl, the tigers taking on new mexico state. harris coast to coast. if he makes the layup we go to overtime. for some reason he kicks it out for the 3-pointer. he said i wanted to go for the win. the teammate is fouled. charles barkley can't believe they called the foul. he makes one of three. they get the ball back, there's your almost buzzer-beater. and chuck is happy as auburn win

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ra>> reporter: meagan fitz, news 4. >>> good morning. your dogng wal forecast this morning, this is layla. who doesn't like the paint job and the two-tone nose. the walks this morning, it is a chilly one. no puddles to jy.p to and not too windy, either. highs in the low 60s. back with a look at your current conditions straight ahead. ti>>> we are g you ready for opening day. jim handly is down at nationals park. you have a few friends with you. >> a few of m tallest friends. we are getting pumped and in the spirit at nats park. you have to keep moving to >>> news 4 today starts now. >> looking outhere on your thursday. it will chart out chilly. a perfect forecast for baseball on this opening day washington. >> that was a beautiful picture. >> we get the beautiful stuff at 6:30. t >> wenk you for waking up for us. we are happy to help you getad for the day ahead. down at nats >> jim handly up much earlierus than ual. he's in the spirit this morning. >> c&c, cold and caffeinated. these guys have the secret. they're wearing 50 pounds of lay

michael block, keith fitz-gerald, chief strategist for money map press, and jack ablin with us, cofoundernd cio of crescent wealth advisors. jack, you've seen the central banks play out many number of years and the debate continues to brew. ecb, bank of japan, united states committed to accommodation forever where are we? is this ever going to truly help? >> it's a case of be careful what you wish for. the central banks collectively bottom together and kept interest rates artificially low in response to the financial crisis. they got what they wanted, a build-up in debt. now we have so much korb debt outstanding, a lot of is floating rate. what they have find now they are boxed in a corner. we got a taste of that last quarter when they tried to raise rates and the market reacted pretty violently against it. so seems like they have gotten themselves in a box. they really can't raise rates without harming the economy to the downside. charles: michael, you manage money accordingly. to jack's point they're now admitting, i don't know that they did this as much, they're pretty candid how impor

. >> i'mra meagan fitz. i can't get over that story. >> i think it'll shock a lot of folks. good to have you on asaturday. >> nice to be here on a saturday. >> nice to have company. >> nice to seeyou. >> i enjoy having you. stepping outside, i'll tell you, it's little chill in the air. it is a little dreary, as well, as runners are goingheo be ing out there. they might like the cold start. >> exactly. if you don't run, you might want to bundle up. looks likeif a bea start to the day. i think it'll be a great day. we want to check in with clay anderson, joining us this morning. good morning, clay. >> good morning to o allf you. when i drove in this morning, the visibilities were really down. it was almost like pea soup across the area. that's what we're going to talk about this morning, is the visibilities. particularly in montgery county moving to the north, into areasf gaithersburg, hagerstown. visibilities are less than 3 les. for thetemperatures, not bad for the runners. runners like a it cool damp. like i said, visibility is the story. here in washington, it is 7 miles o

charle fitz-gerald and ben phillips. ben, let me start with you, feels like we're closer to a deal.ven today there were optimistic things from larry kudlow. not necessarily optimistic comments from him. it feels like we're working toward some sort of deal. perhaps one that will really be a game-changer. what are your thoughts? >> yeah, i think you're right, charles. as you pointed out the forced technology tans -- transfer issue, they have been failing to admit that was part of an issue in china and an issue we're dealing with, with the u.s. the fact they're talking about forced technology transfer that is really big to us. our base case this probably takes the whole month of april or may time frame for something. could even extend into june. this is actually some good progress and china is saying the right things as edward just mentioned. charles: keith, do you think this is holding back the market? is this sort of an anchor for the market which has been spinning its wheels for two weeks now? >> i think so. people are anxious. they want to know what is coming down the pipeline. i t

portfolio manager for investment services and keith fitz-gerald, and scott martin. let's first talk about boeing. the dow was off 200 points. boeing a substantial loss but coming back. here is my concern as a boeing shareholder. i don't think they responded quickly or strong enough to the lyon air crash. they were sort of defensive. well, it is not our problem. not just for boeing but at some point passenger, airplane passengers will be like, i don't know what is going on here? >> they really blamed it on maintenance on the first crash. and now obviously with the second one they will have to address particularly with the foreign airline carriers what is going on. clearly the training isn't happening. will this be a bigger issue? we like the stock. we're willing to hold on to it, because it felt like it was a one-off. now this is questionable is this more systemic. charles: holding it for now though? >> holding it for now. this is very strong company but this definitely raises concerns. charles: to point out how strong it is, three months ago fiscal 19 earnings were

money map chief strategist keith fitz-gerald. i thought yesterday was remarkable session.oeing was hit wise. canadian news sent the stock spiraling t came all the way back. president trump says we'll ground them. the stock went down. tested monday's low. came all the way back. this sort of reserves blows my mind. wall street appears to believe that whatever this problem is it will be short-lived, at least what the stock action is telling me? >> i agree with you on that one and this is a very pivotal moment in boeing's history because from a crisis standpoint boeing owns some. blame with what happened to investors in the 26 billion-dollar haircut it got. it didn't get from front of the crisis or core value which human life is one. this is 240, 370, it will be range-bound a little bit. the fact it bounced back twice tells me people are trying to assign value to the 60% of the revenue stream not associated with the max air craft. charles: talk about "time." the article suggests there would be weeks before faa has an answer. we got information about the sort of satellite i am

keith fitz, susan li, ashley webster.ou know, stocks were up yesterday at this time, then turned around to finish down 200. what happened, murph? >> gravity set in. we have a ten-week rally, people didn't see a reason to keep buying so some chips started coming off the table and that continued to kind of exasperate. we got down over 400 and rallied toward the end. >> it was interesting because optimism about the trade deal at the open quickly turned to skepticism. it was interesting because we feel like it's moving along but until we get more details of what it's about, they took their money out and went into treasuries. stuart: yes. susan: don't forget, the stimulus on the table from china last night should help the rest of the world as it can in 2008 when china spent over $600 billion. i think there might be a stimulus play here and i'm thinking it's coming from outside the border. stuart: that's worth pointing out. china will spend big in the immediate future. susan: trillions of yuan. yes. stuart: that could be a fact

he can't get enough of us, loves to sit on the set in new york, keith fitz-gerald is back.through it one at a time. amazon about to make a breakthrough, back to 2 this dollars a share? >> i think it is going that way. stuart: why the breakthrough. >> a lot of people realize the nothing is not going away. they are changing the face of retail. stuart: alphabet. >> same thing. big data, big ai, big decision making. again a company you have to have. stuart: apple? >> okay. we're going health pivot. life is just fine after the iphone this is what happens when the doctor prescribes you that apple synced device. stuart: it has been a while since big tech led the rally. >> absolutely. stuart: do you think the rally is back and big tech again is leading isn't. >> yesterday was key. on big down days, with lots of money going to work, those are days institutions pile in. we saw that happen. it may not be smooth as in the past but definitely underway. stuart: why not facebook? >> oh. stuart: facebook you left it out. what is wrong with it? >> i think the ceo is problematic. he is arrog

stuart: keith fitz is with us on the set in new york. he has to fly back to wherever, the pacific northwest. if a miniature horse were parked next to you, what would you do? >> i can't vouch for what i would do but i had a miniature chicken next to me in china. >> can i put something serious on the table? reality is people do need their service animals. i think what's unfortunate is they have given service animals to people who don't really need them, so the people who need them, having them on a flight is very comforting. >> i agree. >> for someone who knows people with service animals, they just need to tighten it. they can't give someone a service animal because they break up with their boyfriend and they give them a service animal. but the people who have legitimate needs should get one. stuart: you got ten seconds. >> we actually have a licensed therapy animal that works in hospice, works in care, that kind of thing. when you have a legitimate animal, the illegitimate animals make that one's job tougher. it's a very serious issue. t

adam fitz, jerry nadler, tom perez. about the president come out right lies to the american people saying they have evidence where there was none to the media won't make them accountable but were putting tim murtaugh saying anything incumbent upon you as a journalist to replay those clips and asked for the evidence. stuart: you're taking the gloves off. you're going after the media. that's what you're doing? >> absolutely. someone has to. that's her job at the campaign. stuart: i want to bring up which retreated yesterday about maxine waters and dianne feinstein both saying they had no evidence of collusion but they push their narrative anyway. we've got the sound appears the first of all let's hear from congresswoman waters for us. roll that tape. okay. stuart: senator feinstein could roll that tape, please. >> that is not necessarily evidence. stuart: they kind of knew it. they push the narrative anyway. >> i'm so glad juice stop those clips because there were two moments where democrats are not the talking points. th

charles: keith fitz-gerald is with us. dow was up 14 points, up 28 points, reperhaps acting to this? >> i think it is an interesting number. tells me lee session nary fears are underway rather than sort of dancing on hot tin roofs is sort of a good thing. charles: i also want to get your thinking here. boeing, that is the big drag on this market right now. down 10 points. but the dow is up. nevertheless boeing has some serious problems? >> i think boeing does. the fact that the faa is now looking in, they're scrutineering the scrutineering. i think the stock will be range-bound f there is headline that breaks potentially lower end of this range. charles: over the weekend i read one estimate that will cost them $7 billion. that is a lot of money but perhaps in the grand scheme of things it is not but certainly it will be built into the share price so what else could happen here that this could be actually worse than this stock moving sideways? >> well you know if you look at this very simply this is like a king-sized automo