five hundred it has been the best generally since ninety in hades seven so really quite a performance but we also in the past couple of days and weeks had some earnings reports so they were not all picture perfect but wall street only knew one but button and that was the buy and not the sell button younes quarter there on wall street for us thanks for your analysis just a month remaining until a temporary trade truce between the u.s. and china expires potentially triggering additional u.s. import duties on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods the last two days saw top officials from both governments working overtime to secure a deal before that happens u.s. president donald trump has said no final accord will be signed until he meets with his chinese counterpart xi jinping so far it doesn't appear as if either side has blinked. the world's two largest economies are battling for future dominance in critical high tech industries according to robert light hisor the lead u.s. negotiator in beijing's corner chinese vice premier you hate the smiles hide the fact that beijing i

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federal agents arrested 21-year- old hashish jalal haded. after he traded his car for gunnings and explosives. the fbi says he appeared to be working alone and used detailed plans to use an anti-tank rocket to attack the white house and other federal buildings. they say at one point, he also wanted to blow up the statue of liberty. >>> a baby in the south bay is in protective custody this morning. police say they intervened when the mother tried to drown the baby and herself in the ocean. cupertino resident and her baby were found soaking wet at poplar beach in half moon bay by san mateo police. witness says the woman and baby were both acting strangely. they were treated for hypothermia. >>> trains headed to the high sierra this morning. some people are heading up there for snow and to see better conditions. but the drive to tahoe is treacherous. >> reporter: this is why there's a blizzard warning in the high sierra. heavy snowfall, conspiring with gusty winds, creating dangerous conditions. >> it was really snowing really hard. >> the king

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that is good news for drivers hading out on the road this morning.e's a look at highway 4 in bay point. filling up as the morning goes on. but no specific issues here. nothing to tie things down or slow things down. the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are not on yet. and traffic moving smoothly. it will take you no time at all to get on this span. it is 5:18. and i'll send it over to my friend steve. >> it is cold out there. but running a little warmer than yesterday. not much. but a little bit. at least it's not colder. so a balmy 33 in campbell. that is two degrees above what it was yesterday. yes, it is. can't wait for the rain and warmer weather. can you, craig. it will get here tomorrow. i see 33 in campbell. 31 not far away. cupertino and saratoga are close. boulder creek at 29. it's close. i saw a 32 in gilroy as well. san martin 31. yesterday, there were a lot of 20s in the santa cruz mountains and other locations as well. so we are running a couple of degrees warmer. but still cold enough for many. around the bay, 30s to 40s. 32 s

can you contribute to the map sharing pictures by hading the hashtag a 7 now to the pictures online.ime now is 8:35. preparations are underway for the inauguration of california's new governor gavin newsom. crews were setting up an overhang outside the west steps of the capitol yesterday. the event will take place monday at 11:00 a.m. newsom announced he is moving into the governor's mansion in sacramento. movers were malling away governor brown's belongings yesterday. we bring you coverage of the inauguration on air and online. >>> as governor jerry browns prepare to leave office. join us for afternoon. we have an in-depth interview with the governor about his career and legacy. that's tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. here on abc 7. >>> congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is responding to a video that was apparently an attempt to mock her. this clip of ocasio-cortez went viral wheaanonymous right-wing twitter account shared it this week. it appears to be an edited version of a 2010 yubtd video of students at boston university doing the breakfast club dance. saying it was just a young n col

go to war with one another but agreed that they would -- they would mutually invade poland happen hadedember first, 1939 nazis invaded poland started world war ii everybody forgets september 17th, 1939, the soviet wheres invaded poland from the east, and so american communist to learn that most of them hated hitler and so to see their boy stalin and they swore a loyalty oath stalin soviet union. >> so chambers flips he becomes conservative in many respects libertarian. >> right. he starts writing for later for national review. he's -- taken under the wing of richard nixon and others trying to get to the alger hiss matter. went to, quote, ensure triumph of soviet power in the united states which was the exact oath that cpusa communist members swore in the 1930s including almost every member of the hollywood ten. and i digress. >> let's stay focused on alger hiss so tell us more about hiss. so -- >> so chambers eventually left thee party and he told members f congress this is a cliff notes version by far i'm summarizing with a lot of information. but he said that among the people whod wer

done, we hade were cut homelessness almost in half. in the years to come, we can do that and more.ow, the biggest threat to prosperity in this 21st century is climate change. let anybody tell you we have to choose between growing our economy and protecting our planet. we can fight clam and create great jobs in america -- fight climate change and create great jobs in america. here is the thing. we do not have a moment to waste. if we do not get serious about this now, the consequences will be tragic. we will not wait. as president, my first executive order will recommit the united states to the paris climate accord. [applause] we are going to say no to subsidizing big oil and say yes to passing a new deal. are some of the ways we are going to become the smartest comedy healthiest, and the most prosperous nation on earth. andhe smartest, healthiest, the most prosperous nation on earth. you know, this is always about you. i will not be accepting a dime of pac money and this campaign. [applause] i will work to, overturn citizens united to get big money out of politics. [applause] runni

can you contribute the map share pictures by hading the hashtag abc 7 now to the pictures online. >>>or the inauguration of california's new governor, gavin newsom. crews were setting up an overhang outside the west steps of the state capitol yesterday. the event takes place monday at 11:00 a.m. newsom also announced he will move into the governor's mansion in san francisco. they were hauling off governor brown's belongings yesterday. we bring you coverage on air and online at abc 7 news.com. >>> as governor jerry browns prepares to leave office join us for a special program tomorrow afternoon. we have an in-depth interview with the governor about his political career and his legacy. that's tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. right here on abc 7. >>> congresswoman alexandria occasions owe cortes responds to a an individual apparent an attempt to mock her this clipf her went viral when an aanonymous right-wing twitter account shared it this week. it appears to be an edited version of a 2010 youtube video at students doing the breakfast club dance. many were quick to defend her saying it was a colle

we hade a vehicle f involved in this. authorities remain on scene sil ng the roadway also for rail ride ertz penn line stead scheduled to part at 6:45 cancel are for toy. >> it's 5:01 breaking news right now in brings george's county. >> a part o indianhead highway is shutdown because of a death investigation and a crash involving a prince george's county police officer. megan mcgrath is live there now. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well wcan tell you that the inbound lanes, the northbound lanes of indianhead highway n open. but the southbound lanes still closed because of in investigation. you can see the prince george's county police cruiser there in the -- in the center of a of this activity. on the otheride you can see visible damage to that cruiser off to the left there is an suv that has gone off the roadway nd is in thatray area alongside the road here. what we're told at this points that in began with a death investigation on indianhead highway, not at this location down.little further a little south from her

his mother was an immigrant, and he is the only president have who hade andrew jackson no american-born grandparents, absolutely none. all four were born not in the union yet. sometimes they can sound patronizing to us now, what about the wonderful contributions immigrants have made. he was not an immigration restrictionist, i don't think, ever. >> he is right. that is not correct. i would say the reason he was so confident that the united states could absorb people from all over the world was because the in the unitedstem states was so strong and perfect that it could absorb all kinds of people and would show why it was perfect and why it was better and they would accept that. this is where i come to the complicated nature of this. on the one hand, admirable from , but from ave ist point of view, they can be made into good americans. what he thought was good americans is probably more narrow than we would say today. >> a very short question. what theebody discuss status of the issue of public education was at the time of woodrow wilson. was that a big deal? it is not been spoken about

mchenry, illinois, is one of them, which is wherejennifer hade lives., jennifer? only for like two minutes to let my dog out to do her business. but that is all! my goodness! how at the door cope? i wish i could have got her boots because she will pick up her back leg or front leg to get out of the snow because we are not used to this wind—chill. the snow because we are not used to this wind-chill. what are you doing? i have a feeling... we talk about snow days when something stops but this has been going on for a number of days. my mum works for cook cou nty of days. my mum works for cook county in downtown chicago, and the building is closed, so she is having a snow day. me, i am able to work from home. so while everybody is sitting at home, cooking and everything, i am still working, so tha nkfully everything, i am still working, so thankfully i have a job that allows me to stay at home. you lot are pretty tough in the midwest. what does it actually feel like when it drops to that level? can you actually feel the difference between -20 actually feel

improves, the debate will intensify as to whether implants generate or diminish freedom, ay well as the hades of grey in between. for the pbs newshour, i'm outhern brabant in england. dr >> wf: president trump's hard-line stance on immigration has been a central tenet through his candidacy and presidency. t what happens when that clashes with his financial interests? recent reports suggest his business empire may have employed undocumented workers, some of them for years. b yamiche alcindins there. >> alcindor: last night, the president's son ic trump announced that the trump organization will begin using e- verify. kthe system is used to ch employment documents and weed out undocumented immigrants. over the weekend, the "washington post" reported that a trump owned gulf c new york fired about a dozen undocumented workers. david fahrenthold is one of e reporters who broke that story. he joins me now. >> thanks so much for being orre. >> you rd some of these undocumented workers had been working for trump owned properties for years. tell me a little bit more about these workd how did they go u

when hade people in yesterday they represent most of the border patrol. people that you had yesterday that were at the news conference, they represent most of border patrol. every one of them said, don't even think about us. get this fixed. that is doing the great thing for our country. as far as eminent domain, you're right. 100%. eminent domain is interesting. but without eminent domain you wouldn't have any highways or schools or roadways. what we're doing with eminent domain is in many cases we'll make a deal up front and we have done that the secretary has done a lot of that. and if we can't make a deal, we take the land and we pay them through a court process. which goes actually fairly quickly. and we're generous. but we take the land. otherwise you could never build anything. if you didn't use eminent domain you wouldn't have one highway in this country. you have to use it. it's actually something you don't want to use it but if you're going to do a stretch as an example, pipelines and other things, you have to use eminent domain otherwise you'd n

when hade people in yesterday they represent most of the border patrol. people that you had yesterday that were at the news conference, they represent most of border patrol. every one of them said, don't even think about us. get this fixed. that is doing the great thing for our country. as far as eminent domain, you're right. 100%. eminent domain is interesting. but without eminent domain you wouldn't have any highways or schools or roadways. what we're doing with eminent domain is in many cases we'll make a deal up front and we have done that the secretary has done a lot of that. and if we can't make a deal, we take the land and we pay them through a court process. which goes actually fairly quickly. and we're generous. but we take the land. otherwise you could never build anything. if you didn't use eminent domain you wouldn't have one highway in this country. you have to use it. it's actually something you don't want to use it but if you're going to do a stretch as an example, pipelines and other things, you have to use eminent domain otherwise you'd n

xiaomi hades the -- revenues of 9.9 billion yuan in 2017. the third quarter of 2018 that increased 80% year on year. it is growing fast. our active users number as many as 220 million people, which is large. speaking exclusively to tom mackenzie there. let's stick with the tech theme. edward is still with us. how does tech fit in with what you are looking at currently? we had a horrible year, especially tencent in hong kong. is it turning the corner? it will still be the future. >> right. valuations from october to the trough in late november, the nasdaq has corrected him as 23% from its peak. the he was around 18 times. ebitda 11 times, all below 10 year averages, so a lot of investor optimism has been taken out of the market. we look at at what in terms of earnings revision momentum, you probably bottom by the first quarter this year. we are pretty bullish on tech. decemberuying tech in along with a lot of handholding as well. rishaad: that's probably being priced in. you are looking six to seven months ahead? >> that's right. when we look

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>> if the past it's been terrible, you look at clapp, hade i don't know, mccomey, you look at struck, his lover and lisa page. you look at other people in the fbi that have been fired that are no longer there. certainly i can't have any confidence in the past but i can have a lot of confidence in the present and the future because it's getting to be now where we're putting our people in. >> just a regular reminder to our regular viewers, that is not a parody from "comedy central." that was a regular interview with the president of the united states. gina haspel, he's calling her passive and naive. the biggest knocks from her critic is that she was not passive or naive, too aggressive, had too clear-eyed view of the world and now the president is attacking her for being passive. >> i know her. she is about as apolitical as you you can find. if you called central casting and said get me a career individual -- when he talked about iran testing rockets and is getting very close to the edge and you put that against the backdrop of what his national security adviser has been saying, the spe

that hasn't happen haded and this is another example of how the chinese party leadership is able to control internet access. so the agree to what chinese know what's going on is increasingly limited. >> it is extraordinary this degree of control these cameras everywhere ban of open internet. i mean, did you it shall are you surprised by this? >> yes. i had not realized that they can do this in foreign countries including our own. once they have the surveillance technology control you might say with cameras and artificial intelligence they can have the stuart varney photo with with ear and nose an characterizes smile, they can look for you anywhere in the world but there's a camera around and then track you and then not necessarily real time but some day they want to know well stuart vanny have any friends in nigeria boom they can see who you went to see find out what you said. this is getting kind of scary. >> can we do that? >> no. [laughter] >> really -- so they've got that kind of global reach with that authoritarianism i guess you would say? that's really extraordinary. >> this technolo

see poor all of these people when i see lisa and her lover and a notes an about their texts capture hadede what they said about me e, having nothing to do with investigation let me tell you something had when people see that you have an angry country because the whole thing is a hoax. it is a big hoax. and it is very bad for our country. so what happened with the fbi, i have done a great service for our country when i fired james comey. because he was a bad cop. and he was a dirty he really lied. all you have to do, wait a minute, and all you have to do is take a look at the "crooked hillary" clinton investigation where they brought her under july 4th, july 4th. they didn't swear her in, they didn't do any tapes, they didn't do anything. they just let her go. she mostly said, i don't know. she didn't know anything. just like james comey a week ago, he was interviewed by congress and you know unfortunately people didn't see it because the republicans with paul ryan unfortunately they didn't put him out there but what he said was, either he is a bad liar or he is grossly incompetent. unfort

so i would hope the president would look long and hard where he is he had haded in syria.he president's first concern is over the loss of life. i think his heart goes out to those families. he has been to walter reed. he talked very passionately yesterday about the deaths of our soldiers how he wants to be different from most presidents we'll going to war but we're never going to win, we're never going to come home. to those who say, lindsey graham is frankly wrong, if we leave they will reorganize. they kill each other 1000 years over there. they still celebrate the battle of from 6 ad. what i've been saying they have been killing each other 1000 years. there will always be radical islam over there, we helped to the people to the tune of trillion dollars they need to stand up and fight. we killed 99% of isis. is there a remnant over there? can they not kill 1%? not do their job? what i would say when islam beginses to police islam when i think it will happen. america can't always be the one that pays for it. brian: it is not about america paying for it. abouting next 9/11

there were some things they were doing that i honestly was going there is no way hades this will worke guys. we were very reluctant initially. [laughter] >> because we were being told about how to do so many different things and we were responding and they weren't speaking our language because we were boots on the ground and seeing this. then when we were provided -- we saw they actually cared for us and they were listening to us, then especially the experienced officers, we began to -- it's humbling that they were giving us things to worry about our mental well-being which went back to the community, dealing with the overdose calls, we were better on the calls. >> tell them the one thing that pisses you off that you miss. >> i am -- we love the yoga classes. [laughter] >> we love the yoga classes. we have the yoga classes two days a week, monday and friday, 7:30, and if we have to miss that class, we are very upset. >> we were preparing for this the other day. he said, yoga. he said, mayor, pity the poor fool that makes me miss yoga class. [laughter] >> we love it. we actually have c

all right well take 264 this morning now give me big techs where are they this morning it is a mix hadedcebook down, amazon up. apple is unchanged at 148 alphabet virtually unchanged microsoft down 40 cents yes, i have is here. keith fitzgerald is here so too liz mcdonald's and ashley webster. there you go. [laughter] called jet lag. excuse me ladies and gentlemen -- [laughter] what else happened when you were gone? you know it has important when i'm talking about the fed. big rally friday, at a fed chief fowl gave the markets what they want. so jeff seeger who has been negative have you changed your tune? >> not always negative not 100 psht of the time but no i'm not changing my tune i think the difference between thursday and -- the difference between thursday and welcome back -- something changed, few words out of jerome powell he came out and he said he's flexible he made it seem like he's going to go along with the president's agenda to keep rates low. i think that will be a very good thing to the market because i've been saying it all along the market is addicted to low interest ra

and then, as they started talking, then, you can hear some things -- and there is no way, and hades, that that is going to work with these guys, we were very reluctant initially, because -- [ laughter ] >> we were being told, about how to do so many different things, and we were responding, and they were not speaking our language, because we were boots on the ground, we were seeing this, and then, when we were actually providing, if they weren't listening to us, then, especially the experience of others, we would begin to, you know, it is humbling, that they were actually giving us things to worry about, our mental well- being, which, in terms, went back to the community, when will back out -- on the overdose, because, we are better on the calls, because -- >> the one thing that really passes you off, that you missed. >> [ laughter ]>> we love yoga classes. [ laughter ] >> we had yoga classes, monday and, if we have to miss that class, we are very upset. >> [ laughter ] >> and he sat around, and when yoga, and he said mayor, -- yoga class. [ laughter ] >> we love it, we actually have

i don't know if i am going to be able to trust him because all these people are hades -- his friendsor years yet i believe they are as corrupt as could be. right down to loretta lynch on the tarmac, comey, they are all corrupt. i want it investigated and what happened to barr and his investigation? where are all the investigations that were supposed to come up? we are not hearing about them? marielet's go to from charleston, south carolina. she dropped off. .e will continue on with guests it is andrew wheeler who will be before the senate today as he is considered to become the next head of the environmental protection agency. a lot of topics within that conversation expected. kevin bogardus will discuss mr. wheeler's nomination -- confirmation and what he faces. present a gonzalez, whose district includes part of the u.s.-mexico border -- vicente borderz will discuss security. those conversations and more coming up on "washington journal ." ♪ >> the senate confirmation hearing for william barr to be the next attorney general of the united states continues today at 9:30 a.m. eastern.

jedediah: what are they actually talking about he haded what he are they actually doing?ail, they weren't talking about accomplishing ice and socialism. they were talking about, you know, getting things done. turns out as they have arrived on capitol hill they have focused on slightly different things like articles of impeachment, we have seen introduced in the house. now, this is the house, again, controlled by nancy pelosi, they said they weren't going to focus on impeachment. here they are talking about it they also introduced legislation where they want presidential candidates to be required to release their tax returns. now, who in the world could that be focused on? i can't imagine they would be targeting that general bill with one individual. a mueller protection bill. i don't know how many times the president, his lawyer rudy giuliani and others have to say we are going to let bob mueller do his job but ultimately it's time to wrap up if there is nothing there. they are focused on protecting bob mueller who himself doesn't need that much protection. in fact, they