what is that get us? first of all it puts all these federal employees back to work on behalf of the american people. number two it makes sure that all 800,000 federal employees get paid as we all know, tomorrow will be the second pay period when they don't get a full paycheck instead they will get zero. that is unacceptable. their bills keep coming in. third and very importantly, it provides us the space this breathing room to have a very serious negotiation in good faith to resolve some critical issues. we all want to strengthen our borders and make sure we have strong borders. we can deal with that, we can discuss other immigration priorities in that process but that process will be while the government is reopened and people can get back to work and get paid. i am pleased that even on a day when two other major amendments failed and were defeated, we have some sort of spring of hope here to try to get this government open as soon as possible and get to work on serious negotiations. >> while you are in

we'll get to that. but there's a lot going on nationally that's going to affect where lincoln is headed in 1860. the first, john brown had been in kansas. he goes to virginia, attacks the harpers ferry arsenal, or actually takes it over, is thrown back out, put on trial for treason against the state of virginia, convicted, and sentenced to be hanged. and southerners are convinced this is all a republican plot. the party's behind this, and there are a few abolitionists, not really affiliated with the republicans, or doing it from the standpoint of being with the republican party who did help brown, but most republicans are taking the position no, we don't go for the violent result. we are not in favor of what this guy did. anybody here who has lived up in the bay area? lake merced gets its moment in the sun. david broderick was a senator from california. and a douglas man. big douglas supporter, big believer in popular sovereignty. now remember when california came in the union, the idea was it was going

the president is right but the system requires a compromise so hopefully they will get there and get the government back open because the president is up 28 / zero in terms of the economy and i want him to lose that lead into the 2020 election. jesse: but he has to get it back open with funding for a physical barrier. i will be donald trump anthony ub chuck schumer i'm sorry katrina ub nancy pelosi i don't know who i should apologize to you agreed to do this so we have to come to a compromise. >> you just wished me bad hair. [laughter] nobody has a head of hair like you. i had what was beneath the hair like the brains. we are in a room i will say listen we need votes in the senate eight democrat votes and we will get the government back open to get a physical barrier that you senator schumer you voted for physical barriers in the past why can't you do what you did before to reopen the government? . >> mister president we are both new yorkers throw me a bone so what bone will you throw me so i can deliver you these votes? . >> i already gave you some candy so that's enough that maybe

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get off of. some of the documents we have is like why is this important like withdraw some drugs or once you get on them it's very difficult to get off because they change the architecture of the brain when the drugs taken away people think that their depression is returning when actually they're going through withdrawal just like you were like withdrawing from cocaine or group withdrawing from heroin it's withdrawal and. for. these companies it was a big deal to not. some of these companies to not have the withdrawal be a feature in the labeling. but politicians do something. to put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so if you want to be president and you. want to be. that's you going to be for us this is what the before three of them or can people get. interested always in the water. sit. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution to tikrit the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it still oi

how can we get that done? as a nonprofit we don't have the marketing budget of my colleagues, so, therefore, we have to rely on an ecosystem of partners to help us do that. so that's what we are about. ideally if we can get awareness up and 90 cases that are successful what people can have testimonies as to white help them solve the problem, it will lift itself almost in a viral way. that's going to put more challenges quite autocephalous because the next phase of this thing to jump ahead, we will ask them for the feedback and what they like us to do in the future. that's going to drive us to our future agenda, which a little more extra pressure for us to go move and act to get. >> one element i would add, kiersten mentioned it earlier, is breaches are going to happen. as a part of that awareness, removing that their factor, quantitative measure is how have helped those businesses that are part of the program reduce the impact to their business as they to face that real-life threat, right? then you can start d

but, that show people that if new things do get invented there is a mechanism for it to get financed and a channel to get it out to the most rural, poor child. >> the world has made tremendous progress over the last few decades, thanks to philanthropy like yours an action by government and taxpayers in eradicating and reducing incidences of malaria, polio, hiv. are those gains at risk now? >> if the world gets distracted, and there is certainly a lot of people you could get distracted by and does not keep up what is generally about 1% of their budget going into these foreign aid broadly, then these infectious disease were back, particularly because of the number of young people in africa is going out. the hav epidemic would go back if it was not the u.s. program being maintained. right now, and the congress, we have seen bipartisan support, both the u.k. and france and germany has raised their aid levels quite a bit. the health programs are the most measured, have the clearest track record, even working well in the very toughest countries. so, we did not think that distraction should

to get it done, and let's get it done this week.it includes border security funding, the president's $5.7 billion. >> right. maria: is that what is going to be the nonstarter, that it includes money for border security? >> look, we need to not only fund the government, all the things we've described before, but we've got to have border security which includes funding for the wall, and that's something they have voted for before. that is just common sense part of national security, border security. maria: okay. so let me ask you what the justification would be in terms of not providing the money for border security given that all of these things have already been thicks that they've -- things that they voted on and, frankly, there's already a border wall in nancy pelosi's state, which we're going to talk about with congresswoman debbie dingell right after we discuss this. so tell me your thinking in terms of what your colleagues will push back on. >> well, that's it. this is just basic common sense. first, it's just part of national

so nancy pelosi assuming she gets elected speaker today gets a race. and she will make significantly more than most of the people in front of her who are voting on her future. >>> members of congress have said the hundred and 74,000 is not that much money when you have to live in two different places and have a resident here. are they allowed to make money outside of being members of congress ? >> are not allowed to make much. i think it's a percentage about $28,000 a year. but there are all kinds of restrictions on how they can make that money. lawyers who are members of congress are not supposed to represent clients. people who are in business cannot, some people in business can continue to get paid by their family businesses if they do work. doctors can continue seeing patients, but they can only take up to $28,000 a year. yes, it is a, it is a point worth noting for people not familiar with washington dc that this is one of the more expensive metropolitan areas in which to live. i moved here 32 years ago and lived on capitol hill a few blocks from

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can anyone get this how do. we use sixty thousand. get. out yet if you really get it this is a very very sad when we see sixty. on stage. and these facts they get used once maybe twice and the three times it ends didn't. actually lead to the roof any reasons for. their drink yeah. that's right that's a perfect example of single use do you think you could do without a strong. do you think we're capable of looking at lifting a glass to hang ups and drinking from it have lots of other alternatives to you like glass containers for your life the result home and these are all things that you guys can take back to your parents now because you can tell them let's stop using plastic or at least reduce our use of plastic do you think you guys could do that yeah i hear it was an eight yeah. all right. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected . so when you want to be president. some want to. have to go right to be cross with a white woman for three of them or can't be good. i'm interested always in the water a

get off of. some of the documents we have is like why is this important like withdrawal some drugs are once you get on them it's very difficult to get off because they change the architecture of the brain when the drugs taken away people think that their depression is returning when actually they're going through withdrawal just like you were like withdrawing from cocaine or gore withdrawing from heroin it's withdrawal and. for. these companies it was a big deal to not. some of these companies to not have the withdrawal be a feature in the labeling. countries gone into a nihilistic fever. and get out the traveling across america what makes america the charlotte is that this place especially american hero this is a point which. we always are on the greatest of. culture . we're starting last with is we're going to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the bees and i think i want to leave now doesn't do any more of them it may be completely different but in this. book holds his ha

it will get worse. it is embarrassing to have the president and congress doing what they're doing, putting the consumer at risk. if this goes another week or two the impact upon the economy will be material, not just not just modest it has been thus far. this could get serious. watch the anecdotal evidence as it comes out. it becomes the hard data later. neil: if you can get the data. if you can get the data. thank you, guys, very much. the dow down almost 300 points. not rush to quality or safety in the treasury markets i hasten to add here but the latest drama what they thought was going to be a good thing might not be. that the chinese and rumors we were going to get a trade deal or at least the framework of one might not materialize especially as we're trading insults with each other. even if we do, there is more pronounced slowdown. the imf releasing a report in davos saying you think it is cold outside? this global economic impact report is even colder. we have much more after this. did you know w

on monday, we all get rain. so things will be getting wet. the track will be changing in about a day, a day-and-a- half. we'll have all the details in a few minutes. >>> senator kamala harris was in san francisco promoting her new memory. kpix5's andria borba reports. >> reporter: while there was no announcement of potential 2020 presidential run by california senator kamala harris here in san francisco, there were plenty of teases about it. as the field of democratic candidates becomes thicker and thicker. from the very beginning, there were thinly veiled jokes dancing around the subject of a presidential run by democratic senator kamala harris. >> we are dying to know. we are all dying to know. this important question that everyone is asking you everywhere. do you really walk around in those stilettos all day? [ laughter ] it's either these or my chucks. >> reporter: harris was back on capitol hill to promote her new book. the truths we hold. the kind of book that is often the precursor to a campaign kickoff. along with on stage moments lik

the program, getting the affordable housing and gets the housing, you know, -- you know, and again on 333 california, you might be able to get the program elsewhere, we'll see as that goes through the process whether that is the case or not. but i would suggest that you do that. >> okay. commissioner richards was on the board. and then commissioner hyland. >> what is interesting is that there seems to be a disconnect between your good ideas and the scoping process. so i would love to have your alternative like you said on 333 california as one of the alternatives, literally listed in the e.i.r., you know, with all of the different aspects of it and it's hard hearing it way after the fact, like, we hear a concept but we can't really tell the number of square feet and the number of units and so that's what i think -- and we'd love to see the schematic too like you have up here. so maybe you can connection earlier in the scoping process and put your heads together and go, hey, this is -- h.p.c. preferred alternative and have it to be listed. >> commissioner hyland. >> your point is well

we get underreimbursed but we get paid. but in bigger states like california and massachusetts, medicare, most providers think it's a disaster because it's so hard to work with the system. i think that within a set of rules, this sort of gets back to your question, there should be room for local flexibility and administration. there really doesn't need to be -- i think the bottom line is everybody has to be covered. and everybody has to be covered in some way that's reasonably affordable. then i am in favor of some flexibility within systems. because people -- the federal government is awfully large and people will do innovative things if you give them the opportunity. sometimes those things will fail. so there needs to be, again, thanks question of too much regulation -- this is a question of too much regulation. i went on rant about 22% of kids not having health insurance in texas and i feel strongly about it. i don't want to be so innovative that i take away all their innovation and do it our way cause then we have a 310

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so, getting the practices out there is what we have to do to get it out to the merchants get it out to the people with small business cards with us and work with banks and service small businesses get them to be a channel to get this to small businesses and use our digital channels, we have a website we have another website called master start bill.com with new products being launched to help manage accounts payable and compliance issues called mastercard track. the idea is to use the channels to propagate . >> fantastic . >> if i'm a small business and i come to your website, what do i look for and what do i find ? >> sure. as of today if you go on the website is cyber readiness.org. there will be an opportunity for you to register as an individual you register for free. the program walks you through a five-page program, five steps that start with identifying somebody within your organization already who takes ownership of this, what's important is were not asking you to expend additional resources, working within the organization have because what were enforcing is a culture of cyber

a friend runs up behind her and says get off that thing, everybody who gets on that cries! me. i'm getting on that thing crying every day. >> jimmy: whoa, i'm sorry to catch you at this moment. shall we maybe reschedule this interview? >> no, i don't want to reschedule. >> jimmy: are you a neat person? likely this person, marie kondo. do you know about her? >> yes, i do. and she is changing lives. >> jimmy: she is changing lives. >> i'm not good with that. >> jimmy: you're more like me? >> i'm very much like you. and my husband is ocd. everything is neat, neat, neat. me, my big thing when i met him, two things that i carry around, and you know i travel with my stuff. ly a big, white, leather bag filled with all my old love letters from men who had dumped my. >> jimmy: really? >> i kept them. i said i need to remember this. it's for my work. >> jimmy: yes. >> and then i had a box filled with all the receipts of all the money i let people borrow in the past. >> jimmy: really? >> western union receipt, when i let my sister borrow $25. every time she'd borrow money from me i'd

no, i get that. lemonis: go get some sleep. skyler: whoo! charlotte: sunshine.ks, guys. xavier: awesome. thank you. ♪ ♪ lemonis: hey, guys. sunshine: hello. charlotte: hi. lemonis: have you gotten any sleep? sunshine: no. xavier: no, no. lemonis: you look like death, but i'm glad that you're working hard. do you guys want to do a presentation? charlotte: okay. let's get it set up. lemonis: all right. let's go through it. charlotte: okay. so, thank you guys for having us today. we're really excited to be here. so, the last time we saw you, jon... lemonis: "my name is..."? charlotte: jon and john? lemonis: no. no. charlotte: oh, that's right. i didn't do that. lemonis: your name. charlotte: i'm charlotte. i'm the ceo, and i'm excited to tell you about the brand that we've been developing. we, um... [bleep] ♪ lemonis: okay. i just want to tell you guys something. any of you at any point throughout the presentation, pipe in. anytime you seem them fade, keep their attention. i'm not going to give charlotte a pass here. i know she's tired, but if you want to be the ce

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then get out and get a better pay job.s and joe biden knows this. they need to start promising good well-paying jobs outside and beyond midge minimum wage structure and someone working minimum wage in d.c. or new york or los angeles yeah it is tough at 7.50 or 8 an hour. >> there's more popularity for some of these or far left ideas. if you're a youngster idea of free college is appealing. free medical care is appealing 15 an hour for first job that is appealing. i mean it is a form of buying votes but i don't think we dismiss it as a unelectable campaign. >> well i'm not saying it is unelectable but if you have a good candidate running against it to articulate logically and say there's no thing as free college somebody is paying for that when you raise wage withs to 15 an hour company is not going to go bankrupt paying that but raise cost of their goods and services. so ultimately we are all paying for all of those free things. and at some point as your friend margaret thatcher once said we're bopping to run out of money.

cbs wants to get bigger.ith viacom is reportedly a first step for what is larger vision for expansion. in this meeting cbs is reporting a variety of merger options to bankers. the first would be to viacom. there is questions about the ceo and what will happen. neil. neil: hillary vaughn, thank you very, very much. we're waiting to hear from the president and the pool spray in the oval office and meeting with manufacturers. he is talking about trade, possibility of another government shutdown. about a whole lots of stuff here, go to the president of the united states right now at the white house. [inaudible] >> do you still have confidence in gina haspel and dan coates to give you advice. >> i disagree what they said. i think time will prove me right, probably. i think iran is a threat, a very big threat. i think i did a great thing when i terminated ridiculous iran nuclear deal. with was a horrible, one-sided deal, that was $150 billion plus 1.8 billion in cash, and lots of other bad things. if you remember t

we have co-sponsor add bill to get our coast guard get paid.t getting paid. i have 5,000 of them in florida. they're defending our border. they're watching all the drug interdiction in latin america and not getting paid. how does that make sense? >> neil: when nancy pelosi urges the president to maybe postpone if not just send in writing his state of the union address, what do you think? >> it's wrong. the president ought to explain what is happening with our economy, the tax cuts that were passed that had a big impact on our economy, one of the few economies in the world doing this well and why wouldn't he get up there and explain all the good things happening? at the same time, be frustrated. he can't fund the border by himself. congress has to fund the border. he should say, i'm disappointed that congress is not funding this. it's national security. we know our border needs to be secure. you guys all agree with me. let's get it done. >> neil: we're going to be monitoring chuck schumer closely about what democrats might or might not offer to

i get all that.the administration understands that the degree to which a military intervention would not be a wise call. i heard senator rubio talk about this. he doesn't think it's going to go there. i hope he's right. i think that the united states military is -- i'm sure they are. if not, they're planning for the potential evacuation of americans if it comes to that to get them out of there safely. maduro already blames the united states for this entire fiasco. he's convinced and has been convinced for years that we've designs on intervening in his country and taking it over militarily. of course, we don't. so we need to be careful as we try to get to a negotiated settlement not to give that argument any more oxygen. >> i want to ask you about another story about this potential peace deal between taliban leaders in afghanistan and the u.s. i'll read you a portion. they've agreed to the framework of a peace deal in which the insurgents guarantee to prevent afghan territory from being used by terror

we're seeing it get better. we're seeing more churches get onboard. we're seeing that get better. but i do think that some of the cases that deserve major national attention aren't getting as much attention. and -- >> such as what? >> well, for example, there's a case, the sentoya brown case. this was a child in tennessee who was being forced into the sex trade by a pimp named cut throat. she eventually killed one of the sex buyers who bought her when she was a child. she was sentenced to life in prison even though she was only 16. and the governor of tennessee, a few weeks ago, just granted her clemency. after she served about 16 years of her sentence. but there are other cases like that that aren't getting that same national attention. there's a case in ohio, the alexis martin case. so we'd like to see certain cases get more national attention when a child has been forced into the sex trade like that. and how do we kind of draw a circle wider of the cases that we care about? like i was saying earlier, not just the sex side, also the labor side. there are so many horrific cases o

you get to billion dollars, i get $3 billion or you get $3 billion to fund the wall and i put those -$2 billion into my pocket. didn't the republican-controlled congress and senate give him the wall? theis it now placed on democrats that they did not do it for him? they knew it was not a good idea. host: the washington post has an article about the impact on fbi employees. as you are noting, this hurts your credit score. a group representing fbi agent's warned -- working without peg rowand just personal -- without pay grow anxious. in a letter to the white house and lawmakers, the root -- group wrote of their agents are subject to high security standards that include rigorous and routine financial background checks. missing payment on debt can create delays in securing or renewing security clearance and disqualify agents from continuing to serve in some cases. helen in brooklyn, your daughter is an essential worker, do you mind telling us where she works? caller: she works for the metropolitan detention center in brooklyn, new york. host: so she is going without pay? caller: yes. the

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you either get good news or you get good prices with stocks.e are in an environment for the prices are good in the news maybe is not as good. scarlet: i like the way you put that. doug sandler joining us from riverfront investment group and mike regan of mliv go. that does it for "what'd you mes?" -- that does it for and the closing bell. romaine bostick will be stepping in for me. this is bloomberg. ♪ is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: live from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york, i am caroline hyde. joe: i'm joe weisenthal, romaine bostick is off today. caroline: we were higher across the board for the stock market today. up more than three percentage points on every major index. 4% on the nasdaq. joe: the question is "what'd you miss?" caroline: it pays to listen to the markets. -- theowell says market fed will stay sensitive to market sentiment. president trump considers declaring a national emergency to make congress build a wall on the u.s.-mexico border. u.s. delegations travel to beijing next week, the first face-to-face negotiation sinc

get a trade deal come there. whichever way you go, there is a risk. it couldn't come to fruition from either rate hikes or a worse trade scenario. guy: the rally? make we think it does not sense to be overweight risk assets at the moment. we are neutral. i would not say you go short the market. i would not be overweight risk. bets, taking exposures down and owning some duration. guy: mike is going to stick around. let's get a first word update. theresa may is rejecting calls to delay the departure from the european union. may said she will hold more talks with lawmakers about her deal before going back to the e.u. insist a dealials cannot be renegotiated. the international monetary fund has cut its forecast for the world economy. the imf announced it will grow at the weakest pace in three years. 3.5%.recast was cut to economists blame softening demand in europe and turmoil in financial markets. trade tensions could make matters worse. the partial u.s. government shutdown is stretching the ranks of u.s. airport se

rare thingbelievably that we get to live in this nation where we get to decide who is in charge, we get to , and iwhat our laws are think we take it for granted too much. womenou think about young in particular, there is so much you see in the media about politics, about politicians, campaigns. maybe people's eyes glaze over, they roll their eyes. i think our job, all of us, as elected representatives, is to remind people how special this nation is, and that one person can make all the difference. i think highlighting these stories, making sure that women have access to understand, this is what happens in the house of representatives and this is how one person can change things. that is one of the reasons i am so humbled to be here. and i am so proud to have police -- elise as a colleague. i want to echo everything kevin and tom have said and thank you for doing this. my wife, the only trip she wanted to go on, was to go to see elise. she was her first -- her favorite candidate before she even met her. i have a daughter. she inspired megan. she watched this race closer because whatrs, s

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you'll get stuck. up to three feet of snow is coming this weekend sfwl we know housing is a very big issue here. tonight part of the commitment to building a better bay area. we look at how professors are having a hard time finding a place to live. the county is starting to roll out a program funded by a $950 million bond. that voters approved in 2016. that bond was designed to address the housing needs of the communities poorest and most vulnerable residence. the program also helps first time buyers get a down payment. which is often a big hurdle. the health help is welcome. but it may not be enough. >> faculty members sp staff. to learn details about the counties new down payment assistance program. among then an assistant professor of aviation. >> between the rent and day care prices for two kids. 60% of the monthly income is gone. saving for a down payment is tough. >> the program can provide a down payment loan of up to 17%. with the buyer contributing 3%. and must buy a single family house in the

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we get an exclusive look inside. water. we get an exclusive look inside. another small earthquake just off the san mateo county coast. it is the second one today just west of daly city. this latest measuring 2.2 recorded just after 5:00 this morning. a 2.8 hit the same area. >>> live look now at atlanta. the mercedes benz stadium is where the patriots and the rams will face off this sundays in the super bowl. the quarterbacks of the dueling teams both went to bay area high schools. >> rams quarterback jared graduated from moraine catholic in kent field. suzy is there for us now with how his former school is cheering him on. suzy. >> well it was just six years ago that jared november goff was the star here. today students and teachers spent time sending him messages of support. its hometown hype for rams quarterback jared goff coming from his high school alma mater moraine catholic. >> the neat part is our whole community -- we sort of are living through jared right now. we feel like we share in it. its exciting. >> coach said he knew jared was going to be

we'll get to bottom of it. there is a concern about a trade tiff that could last for a while but then you have got to wonder let's say we score a trade deal, but china is too bad shape to turn things around. we have larry glazer and kingsview asset management cio, scott martin. your sense what is driving the market this first full trading day of the year? >> it still feels like terrible psychology, neil. we saw it overnight. the market responds to this data, this news, today, neil, sell first, ask questions later. i do see the rally we're seeing off the lows we saw overnight which is great but volatility still here. the new year, same old markets in my opinion. market looking at some prospects to being somewhat negative. to your point, yes, we could have a trade deal, get resolved, 30, 60, 90 days hopefully. if damage is done to china already what kind of workout does it have in the market? to me the market need to work itself through the psychological malaise, when we get through that, that will be time, my fr

the workers want to get back to work and they want to get paid. >> we want to work! we want to work! >> reporter: with workers now feeling the full financial strain of the government shutdown, frustrated federal employees took to the streets in san francisco to say enough is enough. >> we can't emphasize enough that there are thousands and thousands of federal workers still working unpaid. the work goes on. >> reporter: throughout the bay area efforts are underway to ease the strain put on thousands of households when the money stopped coming in. this restaurant in alameda has been collecting food and supplies to give to local coastguard families. >> we have done boxes of diapers, boxes of laundry soap, boxes of food, gift cards as well. >> reporter: in mountain view the ames federal employees union set up a help center in a room at the ramada inn. the union wrote $100 checks to any member who came in. >> this will buy me some food. >> it's not enough to get by, but it's enough to pay a grocery bill or a cell phone bill. >> reporter: scientists and researchers who ma

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it will get here but it is just taking a while to get a going.te cool for some, not really getting above average for this time of year. some locations will stay cool and then we will start to get that southwind that warm things up a little bit. after thursday, it looks okay friday and saturday, one more system sunday. >> the time is 5:51 am. we will tell you the battle of one teenage athlete, he thought he would never have to face this off the football field. >>> welcome back to mornings on fox 2. we news and kenny right now. anupscale hotel com under attack. heavy gunfire and at least one bomb blast. this is nairobi kenya. this is a scene out there of a woman apparently injured. witnesses and the police out there calling it a terror attack. that is how they described it to the associated press. they have been getting people out of the hotel as quickly as they could. some have been carried out. ambulances, security forces, firefighters, you can see them putting out a car that is on fire right there. by standards and victims are being taken out of

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no major problems getting into oakland on 580 or 80 driving to the bay bridge, you see traffic is getting just a little slower in some of the outside lanes. at 5:01 let's go back to the death. >>> it is now day 24 of the government shutdown and lawmakers are at an impasse when it comes to funding the border wall. david joined us from washington dc with the very latest, this morning. >>> a good morning. we officially entered the longest shutdown as of saturday. nancy pelosi things she would give one dollar towards a portable. president trump insisting on more than $5.5 billion. it looks like things like this could continue for quite some time. >> reporter: day 24. the longest government shutdown in american history and it does not appear to be ending anytime soon. the president who stayed at the white house this weekend what $5.5 million for a board wall. democrats say it will not happen, but president trump has said he could declare a national murder the and build the wall anyway. though he would prefer to negotiate with congress directly. many members of congress skipped town over the we

you expected to get shot at, but this could actually get somewhere. there is a phrase you see a lot on the twitterverse of an overton window. and the idea there that goes back to a fairly right-wing guy who coined the expression. it is sort of the window, the range of ideas that are considered acceptable to even be talked about. does not have to be liked, but worth even discussing. and she seems to have pulled to the left the overton window on taxes. and she has gotten the conversation going. a lot of economists who had kind of kept quiet are starting to trundle out research about numbers in that range. of course, people who i spoke to for the story are like, their hair is on fire, are you crazy? what a terrible idea that would be. but she's shaking them up. carol: from the u.s. cover on the youngest woman ever elected to congress to the world's hottest stock market we go. jason: it is a story on the incredible run of jamaica's stock market. carol: we have a great chart to illustrate that. equities on the jamaican exchange their up almost 300% over th