the house of mouse also continued its mission to repackage its back catalogue through live—action remakesde. but i didn't change anything on the inside. showtime. no, i'm in charge, 0k? i say when it's time. really? the most baffling of these, however, wasjon favreau's reboot of the lion king, which used photorealist animation to create something that looked absolutely real while remaining absolutely unreal. and in my opinion, absolutely pointless. if you want reality, the best place to find it is in documentaries. and one of the most powerful documentaries of 2019 was for sama, an astonishing front—line account of life under siege in aleppo filmed by a syrian citizen journalist. constructed as a letter to her daughter, the film asks will you blame me for staying here or blame me for leaving? a question raised as we see her and her medic husband returning to the besieged city to tend to the wounded, dodging dodging bullets and barrel bombs with young sama in their arms. altogether less traumatic was amazing grace, a music documentary that took the best part of five decades to make it to o

in the spot slight the sector was one of the biggest losers but could a rebound be ahead the house of mouse dominating the 2019 box office. disney looks to add to a winning streak the new film second half of "worldwide exchange" starts right now. welcome back to the show here is how your money and investment looks right now as we are half way through the 5:00 eastern hour we can see a little more green on the screen. the dow would open by about 48 to 50 points s&p up by about four points and the nasdaq up about 10 to 11 we are seeing a rising yield and that is continuing today the benchmark yield on the 10-year side is 1.94%. the two-year currently 1.645%. >>> it is set to be another busy day on capitol hill following the historic impeachment vote against president trump. lawmakers voted along party lines. setting up along the trial and the senate congress still has two major policy items to tackle before the holiday break. we have team coverage out of cnbc this morning. we'll start with you, what happened last night and what is coming up next >> no question the house would vote to impeach

that pro-democracy resolution signed by the president last week >>> and is there no stopping the house of mousenother box office record for disney we'll tell you about that and more as "worldwide exchange" rolls on right now ♪ >>> well, good morning, good afternoon or good evening and welcome from wherever in the world that you may be watching i'm brian sullivan all right. it is nasty in the new york area i don't know how else to put it. it is cold it is rainy. it is even snowy wherever you are. in fact, careful on the roads out there. the drive in this morning was a little bit slushy, little white powder on the road you have to be little careful out there. by the way, it's notonly the final month of the year, final month of the decade. wow. >>> futures, they're decidedly warmer than the weather, dow futures up 100 points right now, up 128 gaining little momentum as early as it is. do you remember what happened last december? remember all year pretty much higher on the year heading into the month only to have the worst december since 1931. that sent stocks lower on the year in fact, last year w

. >>> new comments from china hoping a trade deal gets done asap and the house of mouse strikes again

. >>> and the house of mouse, yes, disney, do it again, adding a sixth movie to its $2019 billion boxffice machine as "worldwide exchange" begins right now ♪ >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan it's monday, december 16th, 2019 more than stock futures in the green after another record-setting session on friday. the s&p coming off its 28th record close of the year the nasdaq coming off its 23rd as you can see here, the dow would open up another 55 points if these gains hold into the opening bell the s&p up by 12 and the nasdaq up by around 36 points if you take a look at the bond market, we are seeing slight movements there as well. the ten-year note yield 1.3837%. two-year note yield 1.624% let's go worldwide in the asian trade. it was positive, although a little more muted. you can see there the nikkei in japan, off hang seng off by half a percent. shanghai, stocks rising to a six-year high. data helping markets outperform. industrial production at the strongest reading since june. >>> in european trading, it is strongly positive here today, in fact, the euro stock

. >>> new comments from china hoping a trade deal gets done asap and the house of mouse strikes againalready raking in nearly $10 billion in box office sales this year and one of the most anticipated movies doesn't hit theaters until next week "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome i'm courtney reagan in for brian sullivan you know it's me because you have country music playing it's my favorite here is how your money and global markets are looking this monday morning stock futures indicating the dow will open just slightly lower at this point and this, of course, you can see the dow jones industrial is down by just 31 right now, the indication but this is as the dow comes off the best day since october 4th, surging more than 330 points after that breakout jobs number on friday morning. and hitting those 50-year lows for unemployment let's get a quick check on what's going on in fixed income and look at the bond market this morning. the yield on the ten-year is 1.822 and the two-year note 1.611. let's check what happened around the world perhaps while you

is this a sign 2020 could be a much tougher year for the house of mouse >>> and some stocks up 80% others are going bankrupt. can the winners win and the losers maybe turn it around. we'll talk about it in retail playbook coming up >> announcer: this is "the exchange" on cnbc. one of the products i helped develop was a softer, more secure diaper closure. as a mom, i knew it had to work. there were babies involved... and they weren't saying much. i envisioned what it's like for babies to have diapers around them. that's what we do at 3m, we listen to people, even those who don't have a voice. at the end of the day, we are people helping people. demand has never been higher for what we do. creating compelling, engaging, and informative content and experiences. with this merger, viacomcbs will be one of the largest and most influential content creators in the world. i know we can deliver on the full potential of this amazing new company. when it comes to using data, i kwhich is why xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network that lets you design your own data. choose unlimited, sh

and speaking of star wars, the house of mouse making one dying fan's dream come true. bob iger letm screen the film and traveled with a laptop, allowing the president and the son to watch the film which won't be released until later this month. it's a wonderful act of kindness by bob iger. back to the frappuccino, remember it's a secret menu. you have to ask for it. it's not going to be displayed. have you to be in the know. >> do you need a special code word? >> they used a special technology that made the real yoda look so young. [ laughter ] dagen: but we joke, but again, disney plus versus netflix, you get baby yoda which has taken over the internet in the mannede mandalorian or you get the ancient and decrepid deniro and pesci. is it enough to keep people around or are they assuming people won't cancel their netflix if they bought it to watch the movie. maria: you brought it up over the break, this is a business story. they're making a big bet. dagen: are they spending their money wisely and what kind of profitability will netflix have down did road. netflix stock

. >> dagen the house, of mouse is king disney games netflix losses we've got new numbers this morninghave to -- subscribe to disney plus one thing disney did is when your smart tv data or up dates software boom, on your smart tv a disney plus icon, so it is appears right next to it is right beside netflix you think oh, i could watch the entire "star wars" series anoth50 time. >> michael wolfson activate was on show he said that on average expecting most people to have five streaming we will see. >> what point like cable, how strange you can apply a bundled of a lot of things altogether all of a sudden you are buying a package that has couple different streaming services. >> i was surprised when michael wolf said it -- is fantastic in terms of knowing trends of the internet he thinks people will keep buying streaming final thoughts from all-star panel back in a minute. of the ♪ ♪ ♪ wondering what it is i should do, so hard to keep the smile on my face, and ♪ boxed in, o. especially by something that's supposed to do the opposite like your cloud. it's a problem. but the ibm cloud is dif

house of representatives. it means impeding the ability of the united states mouse of representatives to perform its constitutional duty. and unlike the obstruction of congress that has taken place in the past this president's obstruction of congress has been total, has been absolute and has been categorical. in 1999 and 98 when president clinton was the subject of an impeachment inquire in. this committee propounded 81 interrogatories and he responded. during the watergate investigation nixon's chief of staff testifieds. nixon's counsel testified. in this instance the president has taken steps to ensure that this committee does not receive -- and the intelligence committee as well -- key testimony from any host of officials in our government. and just to give you a historical context i will read to you a quote. "all members of the white house staff will appear voluntarily when requested by the committee. any will testify under oath, and they will answer fully all proper questions." that's from richard nixon's administration. so i hope, again, as we consider the gravity of the articles before us, that we can stay

. >>> a group of moms occupying a vacant house. the mouse may be evicted sooner that expected. attend the court hearing the day after christmas. leigh martinez explains. >> reporter: the situation has changed. the mums and their attorney have originally filed a claim of right of possession and they had a court case scheduled for december 30th. this running knot tells us that that the court date that changed the day after christmas. the house and also, was taken over by four mothers back in mid-november. they say it's been vacant for years and they need a roof over their heads. as at a california real estate investment company bought the house in july evicted them on december 3rd. oakland community s offered to buy the home and rent it to the working most minimums attorney says that the real estate company will negotiate with them. today, members of the city council came out to support the most.'s >> reporter: these women are brave. these women are taking urgent action because of the prices that they are personally expressing. the prices of housing affordability analysis that's

of great trial and tribulation may god bless america. i yield back. [ applause ] >> speaker. i yield back. >> the gentleman from california is recognized. the mouse will house will be in. the gentleman from california. >> madam speaker i recognize myself for the remainder of our time. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> madam speaker and my colleagues, after eight hours let us return to where we began with the articles themselves. article 1 charges the president of the united states with abusing the power of his office by coercing an ally into cheating in a u.s. election on his behalf. it charges the president of the united states -- it charges the -- the. >> the house will be in order. the gentleman mass a right to be heard. >> the charges. >> the gentleman shall suspend. the gentleman may resume. >> it charges the president of the united states with his abusing his power by withholding official acts, by withholding a white house meeting that the president of ukraine desperately sought for the support of his ben factor the united states, by withholding military aid to a nation at war in order to get that nation to intervene in our election by smearing his o

of course any. the mouse communications and so on that might be held on the suspects computers and elsewhere and of course that would require house searches and so on but the fact is i think that even if you were going to have the most annoying government the most benign state in any country the world you will get some people a lot of time to herself that she wanted to because of policy because they're for instance or background or the circumstances of their own personal lives. now u.s. senators have warned us we spy plane company that sanctions will cripple its business if it does not stop working on the north pipeline project and a last minute attempt to disrupt russian gas transit see europe the senate has approved a bill penalize ing foreign companies involved in its construction it will come into effect as soon as donald trump signs the legislation into law. reports. they say politics is a does he gave him and his players can be selfish greedy and unethical but for the most part these pretend they're in it for the right reasons and of playing by the rules i think someone might have forgotten to tell ted cruz you fisa binary

of course any. the mouse communications and so on that might be held on the suspect's computers and elsewhere and of course that would require house searches and so on but the fact is i think that even if you were going to have the most benign government most benign state in any country to watch you will get some people who will react violently and soon dialysis of that was just really funny because of policy because of instance all background or the circumstances of their own personal lives. and of news this hour 3 and a half years after the british people voted for the u.k. to leave the european union 3 prime ministers later and 4 breaks it deals with jet to buy parliament m.p.'s have finally given their backing to an exit plan is actually has more details. it would appear that way off the 3 and a half years of delays and gridlock in the house of parliament that overwhelming victory in terms of the seats won for the conservative party last week in the general election means that boris johnson could today get his drugs that deal approved by parliament he did so with a majority of our 120124 he managed to get it through and so wha

of people watching and waiting. >> 'twas the night before christmas when all through the house, when a creature was stirring, not even a mouseend of th the dayf merriment, merry christmas to all and to all a good night. one thing that mrs. clause said that really stood out, when you come to be in a christmas place, the world of stress in world of tension that we experience in day-to-day life, kids and adults can be children in the christmas spirit that we all grew up with. >> todd pyro, thank you very much. snowball fights are synonymous with wintertime but in wausau, wisconsin, it could actually move mean breaking the law. the town has an ordinance on its books that man's throwing snowballs in a public place. the fine could be $150. >> they don't want you to throw things at anybody and that includes snowballs. >> let's ban apple pies while we are at it and let's have bald eagles leave. that's america. that's how it melts. at the goes away. >> but will it ban tp, toilet paper on halloween? >> well, you know rotten kids did it, i feel like this is so un-american. like where are we going? we are taking way snowball fighting? >

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they're in the jig is especially when is as i said that mouse knows higher hierarchy of needs you know nobody needs an iphone but they do need a house and rental units are going up they do need health care especially the law changed to you have to have these health care products those are going up by double digits a year every year for the last 567 years and maybe somebody dips into their reserves and you know they could afford it the 1st year well technically you know just struggle to get by and we every year we keep on seeing these signs of like oh the average american only a $600.00 for an emergency now is $400.00 now it's $200.00 because they're eating into their own reserves to afford these basic necessities i saw a tweet from this financial analyst luke grown men he said just got my health care renewal no change in coverage no change in health care status knock on wood premiums up 20 percent this year to 1286 a month with 812500 dollars deductible this was $450.00 a month and 2014 with a lower deductible as he points out that's a 1000 percent annual inflation rate that he's suffered since 2014 and thus monopoly pricing trusts.

of in the past. i think this could be a strange d mouse game these democrats are playing. it is a small group of democrats. it is not clear at all that house pelosi agrees witt this idea, bus something in the air. we're going to watch it. it will be important when they transmit these articles. >> michael and meike, do you have a sense of the gamesmanship here? >> this has not happened before so we're in uncharted territory in terms of articles of impeachment timing but inote the political calendar changes once you get out of jant ry, you stpacting the democratic primaries, you start getting into filing deadlines senators. so a delay could have political ramification >> taking hostages in legislative log rolling is as old as the republic, but if you take a hostage, you've got to be willing to shoot the hostage,tc and when mcconnell doesn't want the impeachment bill coming over, i can't see, like lisa, a situation where he's negotiating down what he wants to do in order to getim achment spedp to the senate. >> bob costa, i want to ask you, what areou hearing from e white house about the white house's participation in the trial in theenate, w

house but there are the justices sitting with their hands on their lap. they hate being there, being part of the political spectacle and suddenly their decision is being criticized. you might remember samuel alito mousednot true and that went viral and he hated that all eyes were on them for it and a few weeks after that incident he spoke at the university of alabama and said when people get invited to our place of business we don't hold them up for ridicule, we don't do that and it was like a pep rally and he said i don't know why we even have to go. he feels the obligation is gone everywhere since. samuel alito has not. >> what past justices does roberts especially admire? >> chief justice hughes, justice marshall, the fundamental -- he was not our first chief justice, who decided what the constitution means, has a lot of regard for john marshall and he thought about how history will think of him and that you will not beat john marshall but you don't want to -- chief justice hughes stayed the course during the court packing era. talk of today, hughes and marshall. >> comment on roberts's health and how this will impact his longevity on the court. >> we know so little. >> two epileptic seizures made

house by the mouse judiciary committee at any moment. the committee resumed a final hearing this morning a third day of discussions and deliberations before voting on the two articles of impeachment against president donald trump. the committee chairman jerry nadler decided not to hold votes last night as anticipated. that move angered republicans who spent all day and evening challenging the articles that accused of president of abuse of power and obstruction of congress. let's look at the committee deliberations and vote as it unfolds right now. >> aye. >> mr. votes aye. >> ms. mcbath. >> aye disinterest miss mcbath votes aye. >> mr. standen. >> aye. >> miss dean. >> aye. >> miss dean votes aye. >> ms. powell. >> aye. >> miss powell votes zblooi mr. escobar. >> aye. >> miss escobar votes squlooi mr. collins no. >> mr. collins votes know. >> sensenbrenner. >> no. >> sensenbrenner votes no. >> mr. chabot process. >> no. >> chabot votes no. >> my gomert votes no. >> mr. jordan. >> no. >> mr. jordan votes no. >> mr. buck. >> no. >> mr. buck votes no. >> mr. radcliff. >> no. >> mr. radcliff votes no. >> miss roby. >> no. >> miss roby votes n