was just hoth a percentage point shy of locking its best year since 1997 this a day after the nasdaq crossed the 9000 point mark for the 1st time analysts a robust best of spending strong u.s. economic data and hopes of an imminent trade deal between the united states and china are driving the highs. and to break down all the numbers that cross ny to detail these financial correspondent jose luis de haro on wall street straight lovely to think you host a tell me what you think is driving all this optimism on wall street. i would say cave of the all several reasons 1st one the us economy continues to be resilient and the latest holy days sales numbers are coming in the strongest specially for online retailers on top of that we are in the middle of a traditional center rally which since the 1950 s. has pushed gains in the s. and p. $500.00 to an average of 1.2 percent during the final 5 trading days of the year and because we are about to close debate is year of for us a preview since 1907 we can see there ease a clear case of full well meaning that many investors have a fear of missin

you mention there are some really big numbers involved with this already around the world it's got hoth a 1000000000 uses most of them ah in that teens or the early twenty's or early throes of a quick time it sounds like oh yeah it's as you mentioned any a couple of years but the uptake is strong and these young uses are constantly uploading that data to it and now it seems or at least there is this accusation that some of that data is finding its way to china ok so why why would that matter i guess if it's going to china i mean so many social media sites of course are collecting data in the u.s. why should we care about this well the thing is chinese social media websites. require it's to allow beijing to access that data so if it's being stored in china it means it falls under the purview now what you might ask is well what what would china want with the states and now we can't. speak from inside the chinese government but we can discuss perhaps you know why they might want that i mean for example that data can be used these enormous data sets to try and target advertising to target s

political system or oil oil or oil is it a coincidence that french weapons turn up in the hands of hoth us troops and then suddenly france's total energy giant wins a huge stake in an oil field controlled by half italian any was pumping almost $400000.00 barrels of oil a day from libya as of last year a country locked in a bloody civil war and then making millions american conoco phillips owns 16 percent of an oil field controlled by half the libyans a slugging it out in a bloody stalemate no one cares but suddenly when the balance of power appears to shift when one side appears to be winning and when things could change and the oil pumps could stop suddenly they're concerned again any question is about what lives or barrels. middle east expert edmund ghareeb thinks 3rd foreign countries are trying to some profit from libyan oil. they want peace in their own terms and that's what makes this situation much more complicated than libya and it's even becomes more complicated because of the numerous players i was intervening in libya's internet up to i was beside the external by those you eu

that's globally carbon emissions need to teach in the next years if not 2020 and then we need to your hoth emissions globally. every decade and we need to reach about 90 carbon emissions around 2050 run 2050. come back to you we want to take a look now at one region not only feeling the direct effects of climate change but also doing something about it the seychelles is an island chain off the coast of africa threatened by rising sea levels and the destruction of local marine life but the nation just north of madagascar is now the policies that it hopes will serve as an example to others take a look. over 300000 people a year head to the seychelles to enjoy a holiday in paradise the vast array of coral sea fish and other marine life in the surrounding ocean is breathtaking. but this entire ecosystem is under threat from climate change. the president of the seychelles. when he took in the ocean floor earlier this year in a submersible vehicle. the most alarming problem for the seychelles waters is rising temperatures warmer seas have bleached many of the coral reefs damaging areas of natura

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stage at the state capitotoday, california lawmakers ld hearing to considetaking a new approach on hothepends money collective for imental health servic. californians who make more thon a million dollars a year get taxed an additiona one percent and that money goes toward the state's mental health services, this program generates about billion a year sacramento mayor darrell steinberg told lawmakers today that he wants that money to be more focus on homelessness. >>there are 90,000 unsheltered homeless people in california serious mental but a lot of he people are. and if we can fresh this to make sure that even more of the money goes towards bringing people under i think that can be a big part i've actually bringing jority of people the side. >>assemblyman jim frazier representing east contra costa county was frustrated during today's hearing beuse panelists did not provide the lawmars with specific ideas on how to use the money or give any dollar amount lawmakers will take the eas they did get today and possibly turn them into legislation for 2020. >> was on alleges president trump abu

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why does the ice planet hoth have a singing snowman? i accidentally buy a ticket for "frozen 2?" clearly, i'm not the only one who has questions. everyone here at "the late show" wishes they could ask the cast of "star wars" just one question. and tonight, we let them do just that. this is "the late show's just one question," "star wars" edition. >> what's it like to be part of the conclusion to the original "star wars" saga? >> it definitely feels like you're a moment-- you're a part of a moment of history. >> it feels very fulfilling to have contributed to this epic, epic saga. >> hey, daisy ridley, how did you learn to do rey's alien accent? >> do you mean this accent? the one i'm speaking in right now? >> yeah, what planet is that from? >> it's from "england." ( laughter ) >> is it near the planet jakku? >> sure, next question. >> did any of the veteran "star wars" actors give you any helpful advice? >> yeah. harrison ford actually pulled me aside and said, "don't ask me for any advice or i'll kill you." that was very helpful. >> wh

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the holidays are made with philly. of millions of americans during their hothe recession.es.fe kat and i took action. we started a non-profit community bank with a simple theory - give people a fair deal and real economic power. invest in the community, in businesses owned by women and people of color, in affordable housing. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson politicians in washington could use right now. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. feldman testified today he was not in favor of the impeachment of the president until he read the record of president trump's phone call with the president of ukraine. >> professor feldman, you were somewhat of an impeachment skeptic at the time of the release of the mueller report, were you not? >> i was. >> what's changed for you, sir? >> what changed for me was the revelation of the july 25th call and then the evidence that emerged subsequently of the president of the united states in a format where he was heard by others and now known to the whole public, openly abused his office by seeking a pers

. >>> in australia where brush of the hoths vmost vulnerable. 30% of the koalas may have been killed as the fires continue to destroy their habitat. and with the heat wave hitting the country over the next few days, many fear that the dire conditions will only get worse. with me now to discuss this, wildlife expert jeff corwin. tell us what is at stake for the wildlife koalas. >> and they are right in the crosshairs of the blazes. certainly they give us an in your face heated feel of the power of climate change and these animals are being consumed literally as a species by these fires. and it has been declared that probably 30 brs of t% of the po is likely consumed by the fires. and the promising news is that koalas aren't limited to this part of australia, they are found throughout australia. and including tasmania. so other areas the population is doing stronger. so fires are just one of the challenges. the other is an std caused chlamydia. that is wiping out thousands of koalas. ferrell dogs and accounts phil kill thousands of koalas every year. >> and the video of them escaping t