clone an then add in specific genes that are related to human disease then they can produce a large forerf animals or monkeys medical purposes. >> researchers want to use the monkey clones to study genetic diseases. >>critics have pointed out that the macaque belongs to the same animal family as human beings and coding monkeys brings -- cloning monkeys brings us a step closer to copying humans. they say they are not planning to use the technique on people. the shanghai research center is planning to roll out more cloning facilities over the next five years. the yuan is holding what has been called last chance talks to reboot peace negotiations on syria. the meeting in vienna hoping to come up with some kind of political solution to end the seven-year war that has left 340,000 dead. u.s. president donald trump says he's looking forward to being questioned under oath in russia probe. this as robert mueller closes in on the white house as part of his investigation into possible collusion with moscow during the winning track campaign. -- trump campaign. formerer u.s. gymnastics team d. larry

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on forere to carry us another two years, it would be 3% so it has to break at some time. yields have gone too high on this last year. until that breaks, we are close to that on the 10 year yield, let's not get to ahead of ourselves. mark: we should be focused on the 30 and the curve as opposed to one part of the curve. how basically long-term bond yields have not done anything in the last year or two. there is not any inflation of any major sense while the fed has been hiking rates. normally that would be a recessionary call. it is equities versus bonds. it seems that bonds are breaking and equities will win, but the reality is we have to be a little more careful. we have a lot of supply the next few days. all around the world, we have a lot of government supply. do, is what bond traders run it down to the auction, get the bids as low as they can, they have their shorts, and backup they go. i would like to see the close on friday, if it is a new weekly low i will start agreeing with jeff and bill. mark: let's talk china. marcus: yes. let's make it up. bear, some guynd sai

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and had a massive impact and defensive line and legarrette blount both those guys looking across at forer teammates in the two weeks. it's an interesting story as we get ready to minnesota. >> two weeks. going to love it appreciate you both. we'll get back to you before the night it over. that's for sure. >> don mentioned guys that played for patriots right now. i've been talking back and forth danny reagan you know that name. >> no, he's on blue bloods. >> and he's a big fan. >> he's a big fan of obviously from that area he wrote legarrette blount a text and in the text said we'll miss you in new england and stacking things up we may see you in the super bowl. that was last year. >> he for shadowed what would happen. amazing. >> i'm trying to get in touch with him and get zoney to talk to us tonight and between now and february 4 when we go to minneapolis. >> right now we're still seeing and hearting partying frankford and cottman. eagles' fans are taken to the street and they're in chopper there you can see over the crowd right now joe holden is out there as well and he told us that pol

we are here to talk about the framework forer the response for all sorts of emergencies. i returned a few days ago from a trip to puerto rico. during my trip it was clear nearly four months after the storm, the crisis is a daily reality for tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands of people. you are at the top official in charge of preparedness and response. what is the biggest thing you've learned from the situation about how we need to strengthen out the preparedness and response capabilities x. >> i think there's a couple of levels to go, one is improving the health-care structure. another is a separate piece. another is the terrible devastation that literally devastated the whole island and every life was touched. it was very difficult for the local public health and medical infrastructure there were some heroic stories of doctors, nurses, bob pretorius who responded and left their families and houses in disarray but i think that is one piece of this that needs to be addressed. the second is how quickly can we move in. we deployed teams to puerto rico to be availab

forers to the united states a three weeks. such exchanges help expose exchange visitors to good practices in the u.s., and they also help spread for a three weeks. such awareness about s.c.n. among u.s. cities. because s.c.n. has multiple events around the world each year, there are numerous opportunities for members of the multicountry exchanges to interact. it's essentially built in alumni network. in fact, at least five members of the original s.c.n. have been to both annual meetings. they keep in touch on facebook and collaborated with each other on their work. n may, 2016, turkey hosted the inaugural s.c.n. noble meeting. about thund people from 40 contrition attended. which highlighted the diversity. we had chattanooga mayor speaking there. talk about a july, 2015 attack in chattanooga that killed five military members at a recruiting station in chattanooga. we had a mayor from nigeria talk about his experience being abducted by boko haram. we had a former white supremacist talk about his exit from the skinhead movement.

for instance, people believe others better suited for transactions, and better forer is smart contracts see blockchain technology developing, they're different cryptocurrencies to invest in. that is something to watch in 2018, but for now the fortunes of these coins are tied to the coin. a lot of them fell yesterday because of the move in bitcoin. one country has really adopted the coin. the so-called or perhaps inventor of the blockchain and bitcoin was a japanese, we don't know who it is. good news for the japanese economy according to analysts. japanese investors have an enthusiastic about cryptocurrencies, partly because it is a more welcoming regulatory environment. analysts are saying that could be a wealth effect, a boost to consumer spending because they are feeling richer owing to asset price gains. you normally think of that associated with the stock market, but this could apply to cryptocurrency as well. analysts are estimating a potential boost to consumer spending of 23-90,000,000,000 yen and we could see that this core -- this quarter. the bulk of it was last quarter in it

forer: mr. stein, thank you inviting, mr.on, we will resist you and you are wrong, johnson, they are undercutting the community here from the top and the bottom. are bringing the brightest and bringing desperate workers in. point, in, you are on thank you, we are fighting and resisting you johnson, you are a job to y, you have do, mr. johnson. our kids, they don't compete, they don't have to compete with the immigrants, so you're good. fight.'re going to host: got your point. go to dave in kingston, pennsylvania, line for go ahead.ts, dave, caller: yeah, i feel that any that has high unemploy sxment homelessness should have zero immigration. i think the united states right now needs 10-year moratorium on immigration, also, we need to repeal the hard seller act of suspend we need to with rare exception for true warner von one like tesla.r nokoli of guest: on point, i got to tell you, would you agree on moratorium? do we have immigration? supposed to serve the american people and national interest, optional program. don't have