jeffries. they worked tirelessly to get this bill to the floor and both should be applauded for their bipartisan approach to this issue. i urge my colleagues to support the first step act and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i yield myself four minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to h.r. 5682, the first step act. on principle i cannot support legislation which fails to address the larger issues of sentencing reform, and the -- this makes modest improvements, it actually does more harm by cementing into our system new areas of racial biases and disadvantage that make worse a criminal justice system desperately in need of reform. despite the bill's good intentions, the new incentive system for pre-release custody credits could exacerbate racial biases and unlike previous criminal justi

presidential candidate and a devout mormon tweeted this he said robert jeffries says that you can't be saved by being a jew and mormonism is a heresy from the pit of hell he said the same about is law such a religious bigot should not be giving the prayer that opens the united states embassy in jerusalem now there's a strong words there while he is not alone in his criticism of jeffries in fact the religious leaders that trump associates with they've been a lightning rod for criticism especially when we talk about this belief that the end game is now approaching. it's really important to remember that there are two demographics that trump was playing to when he made the announcement that he was going to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and one of those demographics is evangelical christians they very much support trump in huge numbers and a lot of them believe that the recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital is helping to bring about the end times so they are very much celebrating this that's one demographic and that is a demographic that jeffress is definitely a part of th

presidential candidate and a devout mormon tweeted this he said robert jeffries says that you can't be saved by being a jew and mormonism is a heresy from the pit of hell he said the saying about is law such a religious bigot should not be giving the prayer that opens the united states embassy in jerusalem now there's a strong words there romney is not alone in his criticism of jeffries in fact the religious leaders that trump associates with they've been a lightning rod for criticism especially when we talk about this believe that the end time is now approaching. it's really important to remember that there are two demographics that trump was playing to when he made the announcement that he was going to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and one of those demographics is evangelical christians they very much support trump in huge numbers and a lot of them believe that the recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital is helping to bring about the end times so they are very much celebrating this that's one demographic and that is a demographic that jeffress is definitely a part of t

hakeem jeffries up in new york. we can't be a california-new believe , but i do people like joe crowley from new york, hakeem jeffries from new york, just great people who have an opportunity to do well into the future. mike: so you mentioned joe crowley a couple times. of course we have chuck shumer, top democrat in the house. if joe crowley was ever to be head of the democrats in the house and schumer ahead in the senate, can we have two guys from queens? i am from new york. can we have two guys from queens running the democratic party in the house and senate? mr. clyburn: we have a lot of good people in pennsylvania and -- mike: that's tongue and cheek. people are giving me a hard time from the audience. mr. clyburn: we are talking about legislative and political skills rather than the regions they may come from. if we can get beyond the regionalism i think they just have the skills. there are ways to balance all of that out but i don't want to take anything away from them because of the happenstance of birthplac

you said before that you hadn't heard pastor jeffries remarks.sm, judaism, they lead people to an eternity of separation from god in hell. another pastor said hitler was an instrument of god. separate from that on sunday, jared kushner and ivanka trump met with the chief rabbi in israel. he once referred to black people as monkeys. do you have any information how these people were brought into the ceremonies. and do you think it's regrettable these people were involved with the american government. >> i don't have any read out on how they became involved with these events. those specific reviews you outlined wouldn't be embraced by this white house about beyond that i don't have anything else. >> thanks a lot, folks. >> whether or not that guy is worthy -- >> a lot of still unanswered questions coming to us from the white house press briefing, bringing back chris cillizza and dana bash. i want to start with this china corporation, that's getting special treatment from the u.s. in the face of sanctions. let's talk about these comments by a white h

robert jeffries.s made some statements in the past that he believes that muslims are going to hell, jews are going to hell, hindus are going to hell. do you think that his remarks that he's one of the right people to speak at the opening of our embassy in israel and can you give us a little information on how that came to be? >> well, i honestly don't know how that came to be. i know that pastor jeffries has had a strong relationship with many people in the faith community. as well as folk in the administration and republicans on the hill and others. i believe democrats, as well. so i think that he has a long-standing involvement with public officials. beyond that, i don't really have a whole lot to add. >> do you think it is appropriate for a person who's said that jews are going to hell to speak at the opening of our embassy? israel? >> i haven't seen those remarks. obvious will i those aren't remarks the president made. >> so i have two questions for you. first on zte. did the chinese government gi

intercontinentalexchange out with numbers that initially looked pretty good, but in a note i jeffries, the analysts pointed out that the trading volumes largely tracked below their forecast. prudential financial is another one of those were the numbers looked strong, but it looked like sales may have missed estimates. those shares down 4%. companyis a that beat estimates and increased in its return on equity, yet those shares, which initially were higher, are now being pulled down with the rest of the financials. finally, a quick check on other assets and how this risk off tone is playing off among the different assets. gold prices are trading higher, crude is lower. we are catching a bid in the 10 year and are seeing a decline of four basis points in the mix -- four basis points, and the vix is spiking. vonnie: president trump has changed his story about adult film star stormy daniels. in a tweet today, president trump saying he reimbursed his lawyer michael cohen for the $130,000 in hush money paid to daniels. the president denied the arrangement was improper. president trump callin

we're joined by jason gammel from jeffries. why such a big spread between wti and brent at the moment? >> i think the issue is there's a lot of incremental production coming online in the permian basin that goes into the wti key hub. there's not enough transportation capacity to get that oil down to the gulf coast to be exported >> when we look at the prices generally, they're not really going down do you see $100 a barrel as a realistic prospect down the line >> i think there's a prospect for it, but that would mean a situation where the u.s. imposes sanctions on iran that takes a million barrels a day offline, where venezuela slides, and demand stays strong. >> how worried should people be about the situation in venezuela and their production capacity. could you see that slipping to almost zero? >> it's possible it's hard to say zero but venezuela is losing 50,000 barrels per day per month and it's going down in a straight line there's a lot of incremental potential issues venezuela needs to buy light crude to blend with heav

so i support hakeem jeffries and keith ellison and a bunch of good progressives in congress who say let'sor an answer on prison reform and keep up the fight for sense league form. >> people i talked to within this movement say they have a receptive ear and they believe the president as well. they feel jeff sessions, the attorney general, who holds great weight in all of the discussions is absolutely opposed to these reforms. is that something you saw when you were sitting in the white house? >> look, i think there is a split in this administration. and that happens in administrations on key issues. you'll have -- should we go to war or not or should we do this or not and you'll have different camps and different factions. what i've been impressed by, as much as i disagree on jared on issue after issue, on this issue he's been tough and tenacious and built up a coalition inside the administration and hakeem jeffries build up a democratic coalition outside of the administration, you might actually get something done. wouldn't that be amazing if the one area of bipartisan thought and coopera

jeffries, in that order? lowenthal: thank you to the gun violence prevention task force for organizing this important for him. i have been traveling to schools and my districts to meet with students like yourselves. i am so impressed and moved by them as we speak. i keep saying to them, i am older than most of the people here. i remember the 1960's and was an myself. students like yourself stopped a war and led to a president not running for reelection and joined with martin luther king, and these students led it to civil rights movement. i'm so proud of you. just want to thank you for being here. mr. chairman: thank you, mr. beyonce? mr. johnson? rep. johnson: i want to thank the opportunity for you to come and testify before congress and tell us what's on your minds. we have heard your cries, we have heard your pleas. commend you for the courage, the tenacity you display on these issues and also heart for your fellowman and as i hope as you grow older, thewould never lose you have now, that you oocket. on i

there's a lot of misinformation the bill but hakeem jeffries worked to get this bill from bad to goodcomes to prison reform and the think the senate should take it up. listen, i think you're seeing a new moment, brook, where at least for the people who are suffering the most, the addicted, the convicted, people are beginning to be willing to put some things aside to get something done and that's a good thing. no bill is perfect. but this bill is a bill that will do a lot of good. can. >> let me just ask, what has it been like working with jared kushner? >> i'll put it this way. i'll quote my friend jay-z. we got 99 conflicts but prison ain't one. i disagree with kushner and trump on so many things but here's the deal. if i disagree with you on 99 issues important to me, trans'rights, immigrant rights, the whole deal, on 99 things but on one this eveningng i disagre you, should i do nothing and not do one thing to try to help people who don't have voices? and i said i've got to at least try. i think at the end of the day what we'll learn about this country, where we disagree, we're sup

. >>> joining us now akeem jeffries of new york, a member of the judiciary committee.this company zte a threat to u.s. national security? >> well it is absolutely a threat to u.s. national security and as pointed out, it appears americans who utilize zte products are at risk of back door surveillance by the chinese or other malignant foreign actors. that in and of itself is a problem. but the whole episode illustrates, wolf, one of the things that has been most challen challenging about the trump operation and the president. he said one thing and does another. he promised that the tax cut bill would not benefit the wealthy and the well off and enacts a bill where 83% of the benefits go to the wealthiest 1% of the country. he promised he would not support cuts for social security and medicare and medicaid and then a few months ago turned around and introduced a budget that would cut at least a trillion dollars from social security, medicare and medicaid. and of course the president promised that he was going to focus on good-paying american jobs and then he turns around

we're told that the opening prayer is being done by reverend jeffries.erend jeffries is noted for some very islamic statements, some anti-muslim statements and he's doing the opening prayer in jerusalem, which is a holy city for muslims and christians and jews. the closing prayer by reverend hagy, so islamicphobic and bigoted against muslims and deny oer at one point of statements against the holocaust saying that he denied it or raised doubts about it that he later tried to recant his statement so divisive that john mccain denounced and refused his endorsement for president in 2016. why would the trump administration and this president have these two figures do the opening and closing prayer in the holy city of jerusalem as they open the new embassy there for the united states? >> it's because he's really underscoring who his basis is and who are the people to contain and support him several despite several controversies, evangelical christians have stuck with this president. the main issues continue to be they want to see a prolife agenda through the s

nancy pelosi and the entire democratic leadership agreed with me on that and agreed with hakeem jeffries're about to see now. i think on the 99 -- yeah. >> hold on. i think you can respond. because i want to put this up. i think this is important. this is former attorney general eric holder. he writes this. "the trump administration is pushing a misguided legislative effort that threatens to derail momentum for sentencing reform." i mean, your former obama administration official colleague says what you're behind is misguided. how do you tell eric holder he's wrong on this? >> eric holder in that same piece pointed out at the very end that by doing what he wanted us to do we might derail the whole thing and lose the opportunity for any reform at all. so i agree with eric holder. but if we had held out for everything we would have probably gotten nothing. and unfortunately that's what happened throughout the obama years with the criminal justice people, myself included, put me in it, we said we want everything, we want sintsing, we want prison reform, we want everything or nothing. we got

. >> paid for by -- >> i'm jim jeffries, i think we can all sleep better. good night. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody! thank you so much for tuning if! i'm trevor noah! so good to have you! tonight's guest -- tonight's guest, presidential historian jon meacham is joining us, everyone! ( cheers and applause ) but first, by now, you've probably seen the footage out of hawaii where a previously chilled-out volcano recently stepped up its game. luckily, no one has been hurt because the lava moves really slowly, but it's still destroying homes and property, and i'm not going to lie, the first thing i thought when i saw this was, wow, obama will go to any lengths to destroy his ebirth certificate. this is insane. ( laughter ) now hawaii is not only dealing with the volcano, it also has to deal with idiots. >> a scary situation happening in slow motion. lava is continuing to flow on hawaiias big island and authorities

ford's rating was upgraded to buy from hold at jeffries. the analyst says ford is ahead of its global competitors in rethinking how it allocates capital. the price target is $14. the stock fell a fraction in an overwise down marked to $11.44. phillips 66 ratings was upgraded to outperform from market perform at wells fargo. the analyst says new fuel rules could be good for the refiners including phillips 66. the price target is $134. the shares rose 1% to $116.81. >>> quest diagnostics was upgraded to overweight from equal weight at morgan stanley today. the analysts there calls testing labs like quest a relative safe haven in the health care service field. the stock rose fractionally to $106.35 today. morgan stanley raised its waiting on roku. the analyst cites solid user growth and says that roku is growing into its valuation now. price target $38. that stock was up slightly to $38.60. >>> still ahead, saving for college. there are some simple plans to help finance education so why aren't more people using them? >>> a private equity firm

a former jeffries cheater is serving prison -- serving time for bond prices.ving a two-year term. the government passes decision to pursue criminal charges against traders who deceive clients durg bond negotiations. iran poses foreign minister is criticizinideng pres trump withdrawing from the nuclear deal. mohammed posted a video on social media's in iran met all of its obligations laid out in the deal. president trump has signaled he will withdraw by may 12. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tick tock on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. breaking news on the natural gas now. we have a little bit of uptick and oil picking up. we have natural gas as well. the highest level since 2014. this price rises, they are too high. >> what is interesting, we have seen two months in a row now where historically, the saudi's always will be a number in history. . very large provider to china several years ago, all about 20 it has looked -- a lot ofdown to 11% arrows in the u.s. as well. when you

show to talk about what members of the congressional black caucus is doing or congressman hakeem jeffries or the many members of the caucus who have important and pivotal positions in the caucus to educate the public about the work they're doing. so i think the caucus right now i think performs a very important role. they would be far more powerful and far more influential if the democrats controlled the house. >> we do invite those folks to come on. cedric richmond, 147 videos in the cspan video library. check out all the videos -- >> there you go. >> caller said he wants you to run for president, would you ever do that? >> i would never rule it out, you know. it's -- i'm touched by the fact that anyone would think i could serve at that level. >> eric is waiting in white plains, maryland. line for independents. go ahead. >> good morning, good morning. thank you for giving me the opportunity to express myself. i'm a black, but i came from africa. i immigrated to this country. i do work in law enforcement. so i have a lot of contact with fellow african-american black here here. what i woul

federal's appeal court has reversed the conviction of a former jeffries trader that is serving prisonr lying to customers about bond prices are you he is currently serving a two-year term. on the decision. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm man. yvonnes bloomberg -- mann. this is bloomberg. sophie: may the fourth be with you. we are stuck in the red. the outcome of the u.s. china trade. it looks like the bears are in control. the waiting risk appetite has back below the 109 handle. check what is happening with the kospi being led by samsung. with a higherlar core inflation and better terms of trade. also want to highlight what is going on with oil markets. crude set for a monthly gain. up by 10% this year, even though u.s. output. financials are retreating. k sbc ahead of its quarter results. the doctor has paired good gains after premiering this morning. sentiment in the market is weak as investors cut risk. they are in wait and see mode. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg technology

the significant investor interest in those trials, jeffries had modeled the sales for the combinationhe did say the new debt sentiment given the blockbuster potential. shares down by 20% and look at the lira today, yesterday, or should i say the last trading day on friday. the lira sank to a record low against the dollar and today we have a big rebound with as much as three and a half percent. the most in 10 years after the central bank decided to more than double its one-week repo thatto 16.5%, equalizing with the current funding rate. lira fellforget the by 4.7% last week. biggest decline since 2010 despite the unscheduled rate increase from the central bank, lifting rates by 300 basis points. let's get to italy. italy asking the former imf official to form a government, new elections could happen as -- y as -- as , wow,g us now in rome what a few days we've had. it's a bank holiday here in the u k. what's the biggest we can expect from the man the president has chosen to be the next prime minister? he is a well-known reasonable man. what i think everybody is concerned about is what

jeffries? >> thank you chairman thompson, thank you congressman -- congresswoman wilson and to all the other members of the task force. it is an honor and a privilege to be here with you, america is a great country, government of the people by the people and for the people, we have come a long way, we still have a long way to go. in terms of dealing with any major societal change that has been brought about within the last 100 years, if not more, in america it is always comes as a result as the hopes and dreams and aspirations of young people and so now in this generation i am confident with your continued engagement, i am thankful and blessed, we all are by your voices, that you will help us solve, once and for all, the gun violence epidemic in america. >> thank you very much, what we will do is i will call on miss wilson for brief closing remarks. >> thank you mr. chairman, first, thanks to all of you for being here. i want you to know that when our grandchildren read in their books about the

jeffries in that order. thank you, leader pelosi and gun violence protection task force for organizing this forum. you know, i've been traveling around to schools in my district like yourself and to meet with students like yourselves, and i am so impressed and so moved by them as we speak. you know, i keep saying to them as i say to you, i'm older than most of the people here, but i remember the 1960s and was an activist myself when it was students like yourself that stopped a war, that led to a president not running for re-election and joined with martin luther king. it was the students that led to the great civil rights legislation that this nation developed, and so i'm so proud of you. i'm so glad that we're not doing one minutes or that the only thing we're doing is one minute. we're really going to listen to you and hopefully you will bring about that change. >> thank you. >> i just want to thank you for being here. >> thank you. mr. johnson. >> thank you. i want to thank the chairman and all of those a

it's brad pitt on gjim jeffries.y with it. >> nicely done, jim jeffries and brad pitt as always. welcome back to "cbs this morning." >>> right now it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines. the "washington post" says russia says its sea based power plant is safe. it's called a floating chernobyl. the reactor was supposed to arrive in an arctic port next year to replace an aging reactor. some critics say high wave and fierce winds could damage it risking harm to the environment. >> "u.s.a. today" reports the epa warned 13 cigarette companies to change their packaging after thousands of kids accidentally drank toxic nicotine. that is not good. the products are labeled or advertised to look like juice boxes candy and cookies. they contain liquid nicotine. intended to be used in e cigarettes. poison control center figure shn under the age of 6 were exposed to liquid nicotine. >>> the "chicago tribune" reports united airlines is placing new restrictions on pets traveling in cargo after several animal related

jeffries is saying that u.s. banks' exposure to italy and european revenue contributions are modest and manageable, creating opportunities to buy dips for patient investors. that seems to be the sentiment of a lot of analysts today. david george said there would be fires of bank weakness and specifically upgrading citizens financial to outperform after the selloff because of its improving operating leverage discount.turn and discount. regions financial and comerica, park a couple of the other regional banks on the rise. take a look at the treasury market. yesterday we saw the plunge and yields of about 15 basis points. today we are reversing to some degree that movement. that also accounts for the move up in banks. finally, we have retail earnings movers worth mentioning as well. 2 down.ok at 2 up and dick's sporting goods coming out with measures that beat estimates. movado, the watchmaker, appears to be doing well. she goes come on the flipside, not doing well. those shares down 22%. dsw, the numbers look good

new leadership lower guidance as well sooner than expected according to jeffries. shares down 7%.k you for that check on the moving parts in equities. mark: the white house is finalizing a list of spending cats to congress but it is using -- leaving the catchall spending bill alone. pressure from party conservatives resulted in a delay from the original release date. the project could face a challenging pass in congress in the senate. boris johnson is in washington. he met with mike pompeo. he is expected to spend today's meeting with trump administration officials as president trump decides whether the u.s. will remain in the iran nuclear agreement as we mentioned. an announcement is expected tomorrow. fromon's trip follows france and germany. the interior minister of pakistan is in stable condition after undergoing surgeries for a gunshot wound. he was returning to his car and was shot following a meeting with constituents. the suspected gunman was arrested. but theve is unclear suspect has been linked to a group of religious hard-liners who rallied earlier this year. in hawaii

jeffries has a sold on the stock, price target of 5.40. bernstein likes the outperform they say they handled downturns better than others and rbc capital markets also at outperform price target of 6 pounds >> seems quite positive from the analysts how are you thinking about if not bp specifically but the energy sector. >> we are quite positive on the oil sector it's one of the few cyclical sectors where we are positive in the context of an economic slowdown geopolitics is one thing, but it's more like an option value on the sector. what we have seen since the start of the year is there has been a lag between the performance of the oil companies and the performance of the oil price. we think there's still a very competing case for oil looking at stocks, our preference for u.s. shale producers, where we think we have got greater upside in terms of production increase, but if anything i guess that one of the good news in terms of the bp numbers today and unlike the exxon numbers that we had recently is actually that the production numbers has

according to jeffries, almost 11% of the italian banking sector balance sheet was comprised of governmentapril, up nearly 10% from the end of november 2017, the highest figure reported since august of last year. speaking of government bonds, the italian two-year yield surging to its highest level in almost five years and the italian ten-year yield at levels not seen since march of 2014 it doesn't stop there. yields also rising in spain, where prime minister faces a no-confidence vote later this week and portugal seen as another at-risk european nation, yooer yields rising there as well. the euro now at lows of the year, 1.15 against the u.s. dollar moves in currencies also reacting to this potential political risk in poland, hungary, swiss franc falling as well turkish lira, the country overnight unveiling new measures to defend its falling currency seems to be slightly working basically flat, though, in today's trade. back to you. >> seema, thank you very much. lot going on as stocks trade at their lows right now sue herrera has the nbc update >>> receiving an official residency permit,

. >>> let's get more on this joining us is david owen, chief european economist at jeffries welcome. no doubt many viewers in the united states are wondering in the last couple sessions, we understand italy is an important economy to the eurozone, they're trying harder to understand what's happening there politically seems to be impacting stocks here and in the uk what's your answer to that question >> obviously italy is a different economy. systemically and in size to greece the concern is contagion inside the eurozone will continue to mount. we're not looking for the yirz to brea eurozone to break appoint, it's how bad do things get. moreover the other thing i would highlight in this is the banking sectors of the economies like italy, but also spain and portugal within the eurozone have become much more intertwined. in the first four months of the year, italian banks brought another 21.5 billion of government debt. that's exposing them to the selloffs we're seeing in the bond markets, particularly at the shorter end of the curve this is a much bigger issue than greece >> david, i'm

. >>> jeffries is upgrading ford to buy from hold, increasing its price target to $14 a share.he firm points to the automaker's reconsideration of how it's allocating capital. >>> verint is in talks to buy israel's nso group for about a billion dollars. nso develops mobile surveillance tools and has reportedly developed ways to hack iphones. >>> halliburton won a three-year contract to handle the fracking operations for saudi aramco. the deal comes a month after the saudi crown prince capped a three-week u.s. visit in houston. halliburton shares down 4.3% in early trading. >>> hyatt's big bet on china how the hotel chain is breaking boundaries overseas. >>> and big tech stock names that you must be watching coming up, including your morning rbi as well. more to do, u'yore watching "wex." we're back after this >>> welcome back thanks for joining us. in news overseas, hyatt is making a big bet on china. let's get to eunice yoon with more what is hyatt doing in china >> i'm coming to you from western china. this city is famous for the terra cotta warriors, and the hyatt opened a g

. >> and you've got this pastor reverend, robert jeffries, who many say are controversial, giving a prayerd islam, quote, an evil religion. take a listen. >> it is an evil religion. it is an oppressive religion. it is a violent religion that has incited the attacks around the world and the attacks against our country. >> so, nathan, how do you see his role setting a tone for what's to take place tomorrow? >> well, i think this is kind of more of what we've seen with the president. just when it looked like the president might be able to get something done that could get bipartisan support or more than just republicans can agree on, there is always this wild card. there is always this kind of other circus factor to things. having someone like the reverend involved, i think, just drawings attention to the potentially historic moment of what he's trying to do. i think overall what's interesting, like i said, the president's supporters are going to love this, but when we get to the midterm elections, he's not on the ballot and do the president's supporters turn out to vote when we're talking ab

stuart jeffries is an astronomer and solar specialist. >> man in brown cap: the first year is for theuse you don't fit into anywhere else. >> siri: you can't function anywhere else. >> man in brown cap: that's right. >> anthony: siri grossman runs equipment and supply. >> siri: i really love it here. i feel like i live on a space station. i keep coming back. >> anthony: this is damn good. i like, after a hard day of dragging blocks of ice this is exactly what you need. >> man in brown cap: people who work outside, i mean, they'll burn 5, 6,000 calories a day. >> anthony: is there generally speaking people who work one and four hours at a time before they need to -- >> man in brown cap: come in and get warmed up. we eat pretty good down here considering where we are. so we've got a five a week menu cycle. every friday for four weeks is new york strips. on the fifth week we do filet mignon and crab legs. we don't really do fancy food, we just do basic food well. >> anthony: filet mignon with crab legs? >> man in brown cap: it's every five weeks. >> anthony: how do you deal with vegetari

jeffries said analysts say it's a poor spring weather. they will do the projects in summer, trying to give optimistic outlook. tesla, fixing assembly line of the model 3. the stock is down 2 1/2%. those "fang" stocks, we have to bring this up, technology was not a lead story but a lot of our friends at home own a lot of these, apple, amazon, netflix. this group has been under pressure but seriously outpaced s&p 500 in 2017. in 2018 challenged highs with a pullback. it represents growth overall for momentum stocks. is it back and fill or what do we see going forward? back to you. david: when rates are up, people sell stocks going into bonds. that is what is happening today. nicole, thank you very much. trish: let's bring in today's market panel. gary kaltbaum, kaltbaum capital and fox news contributor. and gary, let me ask you what do you think, is it about higher rates, is it back and fill what is the explanation? >> well nicole petallides as usual covered all the bases. the higher dollar is hurting multinationals. you can see 3m and thin

if my partner in this, jeffries, the cosponsor says it helps people who are incarcerated today.who are in cells today, how do we help them get skills to get back in society and not come back to jail? that is what we are looking at. >> dana: part of the opposition to this is not that they don't he it -- don't think it would do good things but they are afraid if the bill was passed you wouldn't get the overall sentencing reform they want. long to the congressman from new york who spoke earlier. >> despite the bill's good incentive the new incentive sentence for the prereleased credit could exacerbate the racial biases. unlike the previous criminal justice effort is not balanced with the necessary reforms to the federal sentencing system. i whole heartedly support provisions in the current version, such as banning shackling of women prisoners and enhance compassionate release. but unfortunately the good provisions do not outway the harmful provisions contained elsewhere in the bill. >> dana: congressman, could you tell me, how do you defend the bill especially talking about the bia

now the man who is going to deliver the invocation this morning is pastor robert jeffries, called islama cult and said mormones are -- and jews can't go to heaven. he says those quotes were taken out of context. >>> the national security adviser john bolton says the u.s. will likely put sanctions on company that's trade with iran, even if those companies are from countries that didn't agree to sanctions. he said that on abc sunday morning. president trump withdrew the united states from the iran nuclear deal and our country will re-establish sanctions that were put into place before iran agreed to stop its nuclear weapons development. the problem is other countries that signed on to that deal still believe in the deal. they are upholding their side of the deal. for instance, a german company or somebody in the eu can still legally trade to iran but we don't want them to. the u.s. says it may punish germany as an example for violating u.s. rules. >>> we're watching the situation in jerusalem and as i said we'll have live coverage and pictures coming up at 6:00. you can follow me on twitt

you do something with hakeem jeffries, isn't he pushing impeachment of trump? i can't remember.t all confuses me. that is something people want more of, bipartisan work. and yet the democrats are kind of all torn up about this. except hakeem and others. >> i think what you find here when you get a president who is willing to work on issues and who is concerned about the working class and concerned about everybody in america, putting us first. you reach out and my partner on this, we understand that you can actually make a difference in people's lives. isn't that what we are supposed to be about? making difference in people's lives and giving hope to those in cells now. these things. when you vote against the bill, if you're a democrat and you voted against the bill you voted to keep the ladies shackled giving birth in prison. you voted to not let, or those who need help when they come back out, over 90% of the folks come back out of prison, we want to make sure we are doing a good job spending federal dollars to make sure we put those away that need to be locked away like ms-13.

white house spokesman says jeffries reported statements if the statements about various religions areate, they are not embraced by the administration. this is a fox news alert. the elm battled republican governor of missouri is off the hook for now at least. in embarrassing and potentially disastrous legal case. matt flynn has the breaking news from st. louis about governor greitens. good evening, matt. >> good evening, to you. one of the first things that happened today in court was maybe of governor greiten's defense team approached the judge and the bench and made clear on the record that the alleged photo that is at the center of this felony invasion of privacy still has never surfaced throughout all of the discovery. leaving many people scratching their heads wondering how we are in day three of the jury selection process with a photo that had never surfaced. i want to give you quick background. governor greitens admits to have extra marital affair in 2015 unidentified woman known to be the governor's hairdresser tied her up during the sexual encounter and took a picture of her a

why don't you have me, hakeem jeffries and sherry bustos, the three cochairs to come on here and talkhat we have put -- talk about our infrastructure plan, talk about those economic drugs. >> tucker: part of you must feel shame for saying things that you know are not true. >> they are true. >> tucker: has driven this russia investigation. i live here. i cover this for a living. >> we want the investigation to be completed. we want them to have the resources. you were the one who talks about it all the time. i'm happy to talk about the economic agenda of democrats. >> tucker: i'm not even annoyed, i'm just amused by howf ludicrous this is. >> you couldn't be more wrong. >> tucker: we are out of time. >> focus on the issues that face the american people. >> tucker: we are not talking about russia at all, we're just imagining it. >> did you invite me on to talk about russia? >> tucker: i just imagine d collusion -- let me apologize to you, america. >> let the investigation be completed and find the facts wherever they are. >> tucker: thank you so much, i appreciate it.es more and more il

. >> i was at king jeffries, very bright guy on the judiciary committee and just like hillary and otherocrats are saying we don't want to impeach the president but you have tom steyer running tv commercials from the left saying we need to impeach the president -- >> from congress -- >> there were bills introduced already to impeach the president. we don't have to wait to see how the movie turns out, we've seen it. >> if there are legitimate reasons to -- if he invokes the fifth amendment and if he -- if mueller unveils evidence, if he tries to fire robert mueller, there may be legitimate reasons for impeachment, but for democrats this is not a campaign issue. it will become one for republicans, but it is not a campaign issue. >> there is a new monmouth university poll that caught our attention this week that shows a big drop in support for robert mueller's investigation. as you could see there, is this evidence that the president's strategy of attacking mueller attacking the special counsel and the justice department is working? >> i think it is evidence that it is working. it is pretty

contender went after him, he beat them all, and on july 4 he beat the biggest, retired star jim jeffries who had never been defeated, knocked him out in reno, nv nevada, and there were white-on-black riots tha killed a lot of african-americans throughout the country with a white race terrified this had some larger symbolism other than a man who, all hi, just wanted to be a man, and wasn't in migh anybos cause, didn't want to be a civil rights lea >> talk more about that that he did not see himself as a leader of a movement and compae him jackie robinson or mohamed ali. >> jackie robinson is the one who comes to mind most frequently. jackie robinson did understand the larger role he was playing. jack johnson wanteox, make money, he wanted to sleep with whomever he wanted, hwanted to live the way he wanted to. in some ways, he's a perfect s erican, but we also have added in our demandr heroism people to be more than that and i think jackie robinson realized and assumed the burden of what hisymbolic act of trotting out to first base on3, april 1947, meant for civil rights. jack johnson want