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ghs old law enforcement. and law enforcement is working. we don't have the kind of relationship with russia to bring those folks to the u.s. but the indictment is clear and it sends a strong message that we will not tolerate russian interference of the will. >> a lot of people agree with you. the obama administration could have done more. remember, the president, he's been in office 13 months. what has he done in the u.s.? some of the president's recent tweets also suggest he feels vindicated by the indictments. they noticed it didn't necessarily have anyone winning. in your view, is collusion still an open question? >> i think so. we have these open reports from the house and senate committees and special counsel mueller. if wrongdoing hasn't occurred, then we can move. to focus things like infrastructure doing things that work for all americans. >> president trump attacked the media for spending too much time trying to prove russian collusion. >> the fib could have done more. i think that president trump has a habit of blaming people. i t

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higher at the open coming off a day where we were higher for the sop a&p and the w the dow is called ghery 134 points that's it for "worldwide exchange." have a lovely within "squawk box" is next what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley ♪ [vo]it doesn't matter if you're from a small town... [mom] it's time to go watch the race, ok? [vo]a big town... [broadcaster] welcome back to the winter olympics. [vo]a nowhere town... [tv broadcaster] this is jessie diggins on the right! [loud cheering] [vo]we all call the same place home. i love you, afton! [vo]comcast is proud to bring the olympic winter games 2018 home to afton and every other hometown in america. >>> looks like a rally for friday dow futures are up triple digits following yesterday's mixed session. the nasdaq was down, but the dow was up sharply >>> corruption crackdown chinese regulators seizing control of one of china's biggest insurance groups >>> and fallout from the new tax law. this hour we'll talk to a new jersey congressman who is t

you know, i think, for me -- and the reason i wrote about this ghs, one, i did not know this, and i know that sound strange. i never really covered shaun white. even though i covered all these olympic games, never been around him. you could be the biggest shaun white fan on the planet and still, i believe, think that it's important to find t what this is all about. >> brangham: christine, i give it there are enormous commercial interests that want shaun white to remain solely an heroic hlete, but given the #metoo moment the country i ihaving, how this lawsuit got no attention before this point? >> i don't know. certainly, in sports, we know that there is adulation and there are fans, so are our people too interested in protecting the reputation of an athlet do we maybe not want to know? i think that something that happens with steroids in sports, when you go to the baseball game, do you want know or just enjoy the game with your family for a few hours. that's what sports is dealing with. i'm going to try to talk to some of the sponsors and i'm sure others will as well. this is the last t

you want to give the couenrt gh information about the context and the information so the court can judgeoris reliable ition on which to depend when it's making its decision on wheer to grant the court order. now,ngt the same time, depen on which side of that debate you tall on, might want to give the court more or less information. the goal is to gev them enough to make a judgment. they were clear about the political motivations behind the memo but noclear about which side. that's because they take efforts to protect privacy of the persons invved and put.s. person one or u.s. entity one, that's nosut unu. >> desjardins: does today's memo shed any light on what we know about russian meddling and whether any contacts orco usions between russian officials and th trump campaign or the trump white house? we know carter page, there were a lot of reasons to surveil him beyond the dossier. >> desjardins: he was a foreign policy advisor to the trump campaign for a few months. >> yes, and the f.i.s.a. took place after he left the campaigr but were good reasons to sur vairl carter page. looks like

but we have to believe for the sake of our children trore is a way gh this. how do we think about it?mi to e that question, we turn now to daniel webster, director of the johns hopkins centeror gun policy and thsearch. katherine newman, of the book "rampage: the social roots of school shootings," and a professor of sociology at the university of massachusetts. robert draper, writer-at-large for the "n york times" magazine. he has studied the history of the n.r.a. and kristina anderson. s 19 years old when she was wounded in the virginia tech shooting rampage in 2007 and has since founded an organization caored the koshka foundation safe schools. and we welcome all of you to the ogram. i think we all agree we don't accept the idea that we can just give up we have to keep trying to solve this to ke it leskely that these terrible shootings i want to ask each one of you starting with you, katherine onwman. what iway we should be thinking about this right now that could possibly move us forward? >> eng we have to understand -- i think we have to understand these s

ghs on the top line. that is why overall domestic markets -- the bottom line -- is up 5% in 2017.oline: is there a macro effect? lars: there is an illusion we see. he has made a plan and announced several things and is executing them. caroline: it is not only you to have recovery in general, but also due to the impact we are seeing in france? lars: overall, i will let you be the judge of that. we see this in the beginning of 2017. that is what we saw the whole year. caroline: we get the elections in italy. bnp paribas has the unit. ,o you see any risk there reducing some exposure in italy? lars: in italy, we have repositioned ourselves to be really focus on the individuals. that is behind us. we are there to accompany our italian clients in their economy. caroline: hedge funds are reducing their risk appetite in italy. -- at bnl,we can say we are focused on specific clients we want to accompany. manus: that was the cfo, bars lars machenil.-- that's part of the issue for the ecb because the bank still cannot claim success in its struggle to restore inflation. it also defended its p

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