stuff.: garfield, great happy new year. garfield reynolds there.the day's trading on our mliv blog on the bloomberg terminal on mliv . commentary analysis coming from experts. yvonne:, we talked about the factories with the most serious signs its the recession, saying falloff from the trade war is hitting home. rishaad: kathleen hays, we just talked a little about the ism manufacturing number which took a hammering with garfield. trade or is it partly structural in cyclicality? in this case, looking at when it is arriving, what some of the purchasing managers surveyed by the institutes of finance management said, you have to conclude trade is playing a big part here. even though the gauge fell the 2008in one month since the recession was beginning, it remains above 50 at 54 .1 in december, but it was above 59 before that and before that, 60. a rapid deceleration in strength. index fell that sub the most for five years in a month carried production was down the most in that same monthly period is 2012. this also comes after those weak pmi's arou

garfield: that is a good question.i am not sure i have a good answer, because for all of the sound and fury that came out of there iser overnight, a reason why the pound is back where it started. the political process is back where it started, we are 2.5 months from the supposedly are for britain to leave the european union, and nobody seems to have a plan that anybody is willing to sign on to. at the same time, nobody seems to be taking seriously the idea that there would be a no deal brexit. perhaps there is a consensus for abrace yourselves shock, the eu might engage in some kicking of the can down the road. i understand that is something of a thing over there. therefore, markets are stepping back to say, ok, we are not going to move until we have something concrete to move on. at the moment, we don't. rishaad: garfield, also, china details, rushing into the market with open market operations. what is the signal being sent? garfield: the signal being sent out is stay calm and keep buying stocks as far as chinese aut

haidi: thank you so much garfield. shery: you can get his charts on the gt the library on the bloomberg. let's get the first word news. u.s. and chinese officials are set to resume face-to-face trade negotiations on monday in beijing. it is the first formal meeting since president trump and agreed to a 90 date tariff truce. stakes are high as both sides face tariffs in march if they do not strike a deal. trump says negotiations are going well and china wants a deal because they are being hurt by tariffs. renewed hisump has threat to invoke a national emergency as a way to circumvent congress and build that wall at the southern u.s. border with mexico. he says that would depend on to endppens with talks the partial government shutdown which is in its third week. democrats have threatened a legal fight if trump tries to declare. that inave to establish order to do this. beyond that, this would be a terrible use of department of defense dollars. may has stepped up her battle to sway the british parliament to back a breaks

he was known and liked by people at garfield house. hear now from ann bissel she's lived here for more than 52 years. does he look familiar to you? >> of course. we all new him. it's not a very large building. so we're -- the community we're familiar with most people who here. >> reporter: nice guy? >> nice guy. someone to say high rto. orter: for something like this to happen? >> it's unfortunate and it's deeply sad. but things happen. >> reporter: murder suspectco in potter asked the cops to kill him. he said he wanted to die, to they cuffed him, took him downtown, and booked on murder charges. dorene, back to you. >> pat collins reporting. thank you, pat. f>> earlier today police and investigators went back to the scene of another d.c. homicide thisast saturday. investigators found joseph burgess and regina bowman inside a burning home at the corner of ely place and minnesotavee in southeast d.c. in this case the medical examiner said the victims had been beaten and choked to deaths investigat then think someone set the fire to cove

garfield: part of this is that there are so many binaries out there.ou guess right, you are golden and if you guess , if you can stand hand on heart and say you know how the trade deal will play out, then you are going to make a lot of money. very few people do know how it is going to play out. until you know that, you have to be very nimble. it is a good idea to look for those bursts of tactical strength we have had. especially going into the month when that has been a time some of the position goes to a reverse. thinkingant to be about whether you want to leave your money on the table going into the end of this month. bank of japan had their first meetings of the year. last year, they were talking about self partnering. garfield: i ensure the governor will continue to talk about his willingness to keep up the system and to work toward the 2% goal. stealth papering has been forced, because they simply could not go on buying bonds at the pace they were buying them. even in japan, they just aren't enough. there are concerns about etf purchases, that the

tonight the focus on the case here is the garfield house. a murder beyond death itself. more than 40 stab wounds here. the victim 36-year-old vongell found dead inside his second floor apartment at the garfield, a complex close by the national according to court documents he was stabbed 47 times. 40 stab wounds to the neck and chest, seven to the abdomen. his naked body found in the hallway of his apartment. the murder suspect identified as 26-year-old collin porter, navy corpsman stationed at quantico. he was found naked by police. friends say vongell lugo w openly gay. police are describing this as a homicide. e ran the men's department at bloomingdale's in chevy ase. here now, from ann bissell. she's lived here for 52 years. does he look famil to you? >> of course. we all knew him. it not a very large building. familiarmmunity, we'r with most people who live here. >> reporter: nice guy? >> nice guy. someone to say hi to. >> reporter: for something lik s happen? >> it's unfortunate and deeply sad, but things happen. >> reporter: now according to cour documents, murder

back at the garfield house, this reaction. he lives above the floor of the murder scene. >> terrible. terrible it happens in your own neighborhood. it happens here. hopefully his sexuality didn't play a role in it. hopefully that wouldn't be a fasooring thing. eah, it's terrible, though. >> reporter: now on the murder scene suspect collin potter begangi b his head repeatedly against the wall. he told the cs thathe, too, wanted to die. they cuffed him and then booked him on murder charges. wendy, back to you. >> pat collins, what a story. thank you, pat. >>> well, your dreaded drive along i-81 in vginia it could soon come with a hefty price. you may be ping a pretty big toll. interstatethat e volving semis and buses h resulted in long ys. that's why today governor ralph northam said funding is nded to make improvements. they're backing a $2 billion plan that wod widen the highway in some areas and lengthen the lanes you use to merge. the toll would be $50 for trucks and $25 for cars that make the entire 325 mile trip one way. >

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garfield: asia got hit so much harder than the u.s. for much of last year, so you know, what seems like fresh pain from a u.s. perspective is old news for asia. is there a catalyst for the turnaround? in fact, part of the worry for what went on with apple overnight is precisely that the u.s. is catching down to the global economic malaise. we have a chart in the dtd library that i hope we can bring up for you. i took a look at that isn gauge i mentioned overnight that had its biggest drop in a very long time, the gauge of manufacturing of the u.s.. that dropped down and if you look at that gauge and apple's share price, they chat together pretty well. -- track together pretty well. that validates the idea that apple is more than just, you know, even a very big company. you know, the iphone maker. iphones have only been around for 11.5 years or so and in that time, their success has both been at the forefront of the u.s. economic recovery -- once the sometime crisis -- some gonerime crisis had -- and age am so much into iphones it is a

firefighters rescued him from a burning apartmeuilding on north garfield street yesterday morning. medics gave him oxygen to help clear the smoke from his lungs. firefighrs found smoke throughout the building and fire in the basement. three apartments are damage officials are still looking for the cause of that fire. >> 15 former nfl players have been selected as finalists for this year's pro football fame class. >> two of those players are familiar to fans arored . champ bailey. >> i remember champ bailey. long time skins fan. >> 12-time pro bowler drafted by the redskins in '99. >> '99? making me feel o >> quickly became one of the best defensive players in the league but wd t to the broncos in 2003. baltimore safetyd reid, another hall of fame finalists here, he spent ten y prslaying for the ravens and was part of the 2013 super bowl championship team. it will be announced on february 22nd, the day before theuper bowl. >> where is the time going. >> let me drop this on you, 1999, if you do the math, 20 years ago. >> 20 years ago. >> that's crazy. >> we were rely, you know -- >>

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. >> and his mentor was john garfield. >> when i played john garfield as a boy in a picture called "humoresque crying. well, i was dry as the mojave desert. there was nothing. i just couldn't get going. but garfield came around and he started talking about himself, and while he's talking, he starts crying, and i start crying. and then he said the best line that i ever heard in my life about acting or art or music or anything. he said, "life is a rehearsal. your performance is real." >> he played cowboys. he play neurotic thugs in b movies like "the purple gang." >> get out of here, you hear me? just leave me alone! >> in 1960, robert and i played drug addicts in a play called "the connection." and robert played a guy called ernie who was angry about his life and what was going on. his monologue was so real you felt he was going to crack any moment. >> he married actress sandra kerr and they had two children, noah and delinah. >> so his big break is in 1967 when he plays perry smith in the film version of "in cold blood." blake reached down into himself, into his own experiences to create this

. >>> this morning a fami's dog is alive thangs ks to the help first responders on north garfield street. medics had to give him oxygen to help clear the smoke from his little lungs. firefighters found smoke througho the building and fire in the basement. officials are still lookingauor the of the fire. >>> vultures get a bad rap because usually you spot th picking up road kill and they're not what you want to seehen you stop for lunch someplace but hundreds of the bird are hanging out near a fast food restaurant. tracee wilkins explains why the ultures are there and why they likely won't be leaving. >> these feral cats are like family to marion parker. she helps feed and take care of these feral cats. but the cats aren't the only ones waiting for there are literally hundreds of black vultures hanging around this cat colony, which happens to border a shopping center with a grocery store and a kentucky fried. >> the roof of the kfc probably has 200 or 300 birds on top of it the trees behind you carry another 300 bird. the roof of the wise gcery store, probably another 100 birds ere. >>ome

firefighters rescued him from a north garfield street yesterday morning.helpave him oxyge clear the smoke from his lungs. firefighters found smoke througho a the building fire in the basement. three apartments were damaged. officials are still looking for the cause of the fire. >> it's 5:51, our time right now. lauren i here, about 10 degrees colder than this time yesterday. >> it's clly out there. hi the winter jacket on, the hat, the gloves, everything le at. temperatures will be about where they were yesterday. we hit 51 yesterday. g we'rting to be close to that. upper 40s to right around 50. but we g rain on the way and it's going to be another gloomy and dreary day out there. we have cloudreover out t early this morning. sun coming up at 7:27. we have rain at least -- at leasthrough the first part of your saturday. now sunday, we have plans this weekend. sunday looking gorgeous. take the decorations down, get out and about, sundays the day to do it. but you can see nothing happening on the radar right now but all of this moisture isnt headed right our

they easily defeated garfield high. a southern california school with 2,500 students in december.ctory. >> we have a great coach in michael peters. he brings us all together from every neighborhood and we play as a team. everything else falls into place. >> for the young men, being part of the team is about more than just playing a sport. it's about being a family. >> we like to play football. we play our hearts out. really, we just leave it on the field. whatever comes it comes with it. >> each player knows being a winner on the field extend to how they conduct themselves in the classroom and community. >> it's a true testament to the hard work and resilience. and their brotherhood. >> i want to thank the community for the support. and the 2020 class. >> now the warriors are not only winners on the field they excelled this year in the classroom. the team gpa this year is 3.56. add to that their head coach was named state football coach of the year. live in oakland. >> that's amazing. great kids. >> happening tonight the nhl fanfare in san jose. take a picture with the stanley cup

that the transfer of a type 21 off sale general beer, wine, and distilled spirits liquor license to garfield beach , c.v.s. l.l.c., doing businesses c.v.s. pharmacy, located at 500 pine street, will not serve the public convenience or necessity of the city, and requesting the california department of alcoholic beverage control deny the issuance of this license. >> is this a different house. rollcall, please. >> on item 29... [roll call] >> this resolution is adopted. madam clerk, please call item number 30. >> item 30 is a resolution determining that the issuance of a type 42 on sale beer and wine public premises liquor license to a business doing businesses a museum of ice cream located at one grant avenue will not serve the public convenience or necessity of the city, and requesting the california department of alcoholic beverage control deny the issuance of this license. >> supervisor peskin? >> thank you. colleagues, we had a very strange meeting last week, i'm sorry, earlier this week. it all blends together. in a rarity, we actually recommended three out of the four liquor licenses tha

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of president kennedy, the concern that if the president had lingered for some months, as a james garfield did before his ultimate demise, that the government would have been in this kind of shadow world. we know more now about president wilson's disability than what people did at the time. president johnson, lyndon johnson had a very serious heart attack back in the 50's, and it is not inconceivable that he could of had another one that killed him just a couple of years later after he left office. he might've had a stroke that could incapacitate him. so the people of his generation became concerned about this after the kennedy assassination. that we ought to find some way to legitimate the removal of a president who is unable to carry out his duties. by providing a specified legal process for doing so. that was the intent of the amendment. i don't have much doubt about that. but the language is broader. the language is not limited to a physical disability. there have been some people in the last few months was suggested that this is an alternative route to impeachment. i am skeptical of t

>> with a student population of just over 300, mclimon's defeated garfield high, a school with 2500 studentswere all part of that victory. >> we've got a great coach in michael peters. and he just bring us all together from every neighborhood and we play as a team. and then everything else falls into place. >> for these young men, being a part of the mclyman's team is more than playing a sport. it's about being a family. >> we like to play football, and we just play our hearts out. so really, we just leave it all on the field. whatever comes, it comes with it. >> and each of these players knows that being a win other tonight field extends to how they conduct themselves in the classroom and out in the community. >> you know, it's a true testament to their hard work and resilience and their brotherhood. >> i just want to thank the oakland community for all their support. this 2020 class, get the job next year. >> these guys aren't just winners on the field. they're also excelling in the classroom. the average gpa for this year's team, 3.56. n oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> incredible.

garfield langhorn who 50 years ago today saves the lives of his platoon members at just 20 years old. by throwing himself on a live grenade in vietnam on january 15, 1969. he served as a radio operator with troop c, seventh squadron, 17th calvary regiment, first aviation brigade, when his unit attempted to rescue a crew of a downed american helicopter. finding no surviving crew, he and his unit were returning the fallen aviators when they came under heavy fighter from north vietnamese forces. under the cover of darkness, they began to advance, throwing a hand grenade in front of p.f.c. langhorn who threw himself on this grenade. he was just a few feet -- the grenade was just a few feet from a few of his injured comrades. it was in that moment p.f.c. langhorn was so selfless he chose a courageous act that president lincoln once referred to as, quote, the last full measure of devotion. it was an act for his brothers, his fellow soldiers and his country, and that moment he, quote, unhesitatingly threw himself on the grenade, scooped it beneath his body and absorbed the blast, according t

but i want to tell you about -- now, any of you that stop through clevelan barber in garfield heightshis 70s. he's one of th really see him as kind of a dignity of work. he's cut hair for 50 years. he came to this country at the age of 10. he had never been out of his i village ly. he -- his family took, i guess, a bus or something.ea many ago when he was 10 to genoa to get on a ship to come to the united states. and he remembers taking that f ship through the straits gibraltar. he remembers looking at that. think about that. and then he ends up -- his -- i think his uncle was in cleveland working in a brick yard and he will say, i won the lottery e because i've gotten to l the united states for 50 years. >> seth: tt's fantastic. >> and he's still working and he cut's my hair. >> seth: and he gives a hell of a haircut. [ applause ]e >> so, yout to love carlo. >> seth: you mentioned dignity of work.ri you art now on a dignity of work tour. i would like to know, that a lot of the places you' going are, sort of, early primary states? should we take anything from that? >> well, my wife an

[laughing] douglass would campaign week after week for hayes, garfield, blaine, et cetera. and sometimes he would wonder why. because the republican party was really changing. and abandoning his cause, because of emancipation, civil rights, black voting rights, the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments. but he never gave up on the republican party. and just to round out a bit, it's quite an issue today, like all great questions and history that matter. this has a huge legacy because today's, let's just call them libertarian, the republican right, the libertarian right, the cato institute, right? love to appropriate douglass because he was a staunch proponent of self-reliance of blacks raising themselves by their own institutions, their own hard work, their own threatens the one. that every black leader in the h century, to speak of, was a proponent of self-reliance. that is not unusual. sometimes the ways it's gets portrayed today in political discussion, the way douglass gets appropriated now, it tries me a bit crazy because to do that yet to ignore his entire life as a radical a

mcclymonds easily defeated so cal powerhouse garfield high which has 2,500 students. mcclymonds' athletic director praised the team and wants to set one thing straight. >> there's an old perception out there that mcclymonds is a hard core get toe school. i am here to tell you mac is producing scholars and future leaders of our society. >> over the weekend, coach michael peters was named california's prep football coach of the year. >> good celebration there. >>> if eight was great, then nine is just fine for warriors fans. >> in d.c. last night, washington could not shut down the dubs, who won their ninth straight game and they did it with some boogie in their step. demarcus cousins scored 17 in the 24 minutes he played, only his third game in uniform with golden state. the warriors won it 126-118. now they go for ten in a row tomorrow night in boston. this was the warriors only visit of the year to washington. no white house visit but the warriors did have time to visit with former president barack obama at his office. "mercury news" reporter tweeted out a photo. esp

you can follow garfield's musings on the markets using the mliv function along -- on your bloomberg.et's get you caught up with the first word news this hour. brazil's president has been sworn in. he is promising to tackle crime, corruption and economic malaise in a wave of nationalism. suggests thatpoll two months after his victory, 75% of brazilians think the new leader is on the right track. the brazilian real has given up most of its gains. we have in front of us a unique opportunity to rebuild our country and to rescue the hope of our competitors. i'm sure we will face huge challenges. if we have the wisdom to listen to the voice of the people, we will achieve our goals. juliette: kim jong-un used his new year's address to issue a warning to president trump. he said the country would take a new path in nuclear talks if the u.s. didn't relax economic sanctions. kim affirmed his willingness for further talks with trump. the u.s. president tweeted that he looks forward to meeting kim again. saying he realized that north korea's economic potential. australia is prime minister starte

that's made up and that's just fake and when you have the software to put even more words in bob garfield's mouth that he didn't say, that prompts the public to be confused, but i'm hopeful that there could be this opportunity that is seized by people up here, "the new york times" and others and that's one of the reasons that we were talk about the digital-only subscribers that we have off the charts and the same with "the washington post." but you talk about how do we close pandora's box? we don't. the box doesn't close. we have to navigate around and through it. >> so if i understand it correctly, everyone on this riser and everyone in this room are arctic ice? listen, let's take some questions from the floor. thank you very much, bob and bob, thank you very much. i appreciate you giving us the time here. a round of applause. [ applause ] he actually didn't have to leave for another ten minute, but now he's forced to go. >> one little housekeeping matter. immediately after this event and it started at 5:30, many of you will be heading over to the supreme court for our conversation with ju

e sta maÑana vamos a invitar a cristina gonzÁlez garfield.enemos por mÁs de 10 aÑos. salvador: te refieres al hecho del contrabando de drogas y el cruce de personas indocumentadas que se exponen a los graves peligros de la frontera? cristina: no sÓlo son las drogas ahora tambiÉn estÁn traficando personas. esa esotra grave problemÁtica. salvador: cristina gonzÁlez, gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta maÑana. s atcha, nosotros estamos pendientes a las declaraciones que vaya a hacer el presidente y si es que llega a declarar crisis en la frontera. estamos en vivo desde mcallen, texas. soy salvador durÁn. regresamos contigo al estudio. satcha: muchas gracias, salvador, y tambiÉn a la seÑora cristina. lanzando bombas de humo agentes federales llevan a cabo un ejercicio de capacitaciÓn en la frontera de tijuana y san isidro. aunque la clausura del puerto durÓ poco mÁs de 10 minutos se registraron retrasos. gran parte eran conductores que se quedaron atrapados y se mostraron a favor de este tipo de operativos. del otro lado de la frontera comerciantes

not even garfield would eat that lasagna. ainsley: that's pretty funny. steve: cute and creative. and girl? brian: a lot of lasagna. steve: half and half. brian: they make a blue lasagna? steve: no. brian: maybe they should. ainsley: color is yellow. steve: golden and delicious. that's the kind of language we used in the cookbook. golden and delicious. ainsley: any food question we always look to you now. steve: golden and delicious. brian: he is the only one who eats. 21 minutes before the top of the hour. we heard about a dress code for students and for kids. can you believe in tennessee one lawmaker is putting a rule out there that would have a dress code for parents. steve: that's right. apparently there have been problems at certain schools and apparently principals and the lawmaker have received calls from parents who say, you know, i go to school, but some other mom or dad is dressed completely inappropriately. you would imagine in some cases to revealingly. ainsley: is he a state rep from memphis, tennessee. he said i visualize clothes that are not sexually suggestive and

. >>> buenos dias, estamos afuera de la escuela garfield donde u alumnos vuelven a malidad en sus clasesprotest protestar contra el pdresidente maduro se contabiliza dos mucho ertos en mue muertos durante esta represion, vamos con ariana con mas i informacion . >>> alas calles de caraatescas colmadas por opositores que se h han reundoi parido en rechazo e regimen de nmicolas maduro y e l las ultimas horas ese han vivid momentos de tension y donde la g gnente se ha salido aha salid o por la esca>> en eestados unidos marcos b rubio pide al ptresidente donal trump pronunicarse y que recn reconozca a juan (...( como pd e p