well i think we're going to see the salesman in chief here gephardt even though this is a controversial visit donald trump is trying to tout his america first agenda trying to woo investors at a dinner he will be hosting tonight for business leaders he will try to get what he claims fairer conditions when it comes to trade with u.s. allies and it is a walk into the lion's den for president trump who is never invited to davos as a businessman because many political leaders have clearly at least spoken out against unilateralism isolation walls all part of the america first agenda well because of times they can all make advisor gary cole and he has already said that america first is good for the rest of the world to how. buggery cohen said it's not america alone it is america first meaning that a strong u.s. economy is good for the world economy and vice versa the u.s. of course being the biggest economy of the world but speaking or judging from the harsh rhetoric of donald trump it's not really clear whether the u.s. sees a sell of part of the same game as gary cohn put it and if we look

crucial program is the security prison personnel top of that there's the issue of islamic radicals gephardt you know who are not nice in the public image. it's dangerous for us to be around the inmates because for them we are everything to hate for them we are enemies by definition. with a blockades in the demonstrations spreading across france hard to show dubinsky has been tracking developments for us we all are day number nine this is the second week of a nationwide protests and we had the sound of at least seventy prisons all blockaded yet again today now they started over a week ago because three security guards at a prison in the north of france were attacked by an inmate a convicted terrorist now since that attack took place in these protests have been happening there have been more assaults of attacks on prison guards in prisons in france heeding to prison guards who were attacks on some day evening now that the prison guards say that they were is incredibly dangerous. they feel is sometimes to go to work they fear for their lives because of the types of prisoners that they dealing

euros but usually airlines receive great discounts when they are ordering a large number of planes gephardt. also big changes afoot a tire manufacturer continental all the. oh yeah the company will be going that's what it's lease is reported at the moment through the big changes in the history off of that company what they're planning to do is to create an all holding inside of that company and this holding then would be also listed at the blue chip index that's similar and we have seen that in the past also with. us is also the city with cars in us and medical care this news was yesterday already very much appreciated by in best hers shares of continental were the biggest winners today at the blue chip index next today they have been dropping as well but there's simply one reason behind this investors are just doing some profit taking today. in frankfurt thank you. now first there were the fires now those months slides californians are coping with a string of natural disasters today that's right. not looking good there least thirteen people are dead twenty five injured after a powerful rai

he wants to have through so yeah those numbers are really not represented for the entire eurozone gephardt so good news from germany but it makes picture across europe thank you very much donna in frankfurt. well one contributing factor to those growth figures has been tourism germany's tourism boom for an eighth consecutive year the latest report from the german statistics office predicts the nation had a record breaking four hundred fifty nine million overnight stays in twenty seventeen that will be three percent more than the year before it follows news that twenty nine point six million tourists stated accommodation establishment or campsites in just november alone domestic tourists made up the majority of guests while foreign visitors counted for eighteen percent. as cars are turning into computers on wheels these days carmakers are increasingly using the consumer electronics show in las vegas as a forum to show off their newfound tech and green credentials they're desperate to promise as low emissions self driving technology within a matter of years not decades and this year the demo

those are just some of the topics that are also very interesting from the investor's perspective gephardt. in from for thank you. now a fresh outbreak of african swine fever has spread into europe and is threatening livestock here wild boars a common sight in many european forests a carriers in help spread the disease governments are telling hunters to shoot them onside the latest outbreak appears to have begun in russia authorities in neighboring bellerose banned some imports of russian pork products but viruses don't respect national borders so that is easy as making its went out of europe it already has crossed into the baltic states and poland where in total thousands of cases have been reported this is why the european commission is backing a cull of wild boars is also warning people to be careful with food waste that could contain the highly contagious disease it was first recorded in africa a century ago and the name since then it's spread around the world and while it doesn't affect humans is almost always deadly to pigs drug companies have been trying to develop a vaccine so far

and gephardt said i'm fine with that. everyone on trent lott. have realizes i'm not getting out of here less to go to war places. let's open the floor to questions. >> the mic is common. your three for three today. that's what we, georgetown's persistence. so you know me, which congress to think is harder to govern under, anchorage under his strict leadership that was tied to clinton policy for the curtain current congress that he can't control and that even the democrats can is introduce unified that's easier. >> i'll take a quick crack at it. personal boat dealt with a republican congress there. you make a good point. the democratic majority when clinton was elected in both the house and senate mms dramatic change if it cuts both ways, when you're in the majority you don't have as naturalists opportunity your dynamic to push back to show contrast to what your approach and plans are as when you have a majority. so it helps in that sense girl a sharp contrast of all three of us are strong believers in. for today's dynamic but i think it goes bac

>> in the profanity-laced videos obtained by gephardt daily.com, an nbc affiliate kusa, the 37-year-oldhimself calling 911 saying he had been the victim of a domestic assault. >> i appeared for my health and my safety. i do have some weapons. i own firearms. >> when douglas county sheriff's deputies showed up, he appeared agitated. >> i just feel like you're really upset. >> well, i am, because i was assaulted, and you didn't help me. >> he then slammed the door and police say barricaded himself inside firing over 100 rounds with a long gun, killing 29-year-old deputy zach perish, a husband and father of two. >> we have one deputy down inside the apartment. all of us have been hit at least once. >> he died in a shoot-out. four more officers were wounded, including jeff pelley, the son of a sheriff in nearby boulder county. >> he was a bit -- zach trying to get ahold of him to pull him out, and that's where the bull rett went through his body. >> reporter: law enforcement say serious red flags had surfaced weeks earlier. in november police at the university of wyoming where he went to la