i not as pessimistic as some had predicted ——jerome.predicted —— jerome. i will see you ina predicted —— jerome. i will see you in a moment. soon we have the news briefing. but first, this story. over 3,000 patients were banned from seeing their gp in england last year as a result of their violent or threatening behaviour. the bbc has learnt that the patients were instead placed on a special allocation scheme where they are seen in secure medical practices where there's often a police presence. our reporter david rhodes has been to one surgery where staff have been given self—defence training. patients come to this surgery in west yorkshire for help about the star psa they are being subjected to rising levels of verbal and physical abuse. it is almost on a daily of bases, verbal abuse. it is a growing issue. others trying to explain things to a chap, make sure he got the medications. he said he was coming to kill me. completely aggressive, screaming, shouting and thenl aggressive, screaming, shouting and then i transfer the call to the

including surgeon general jerome adams, where is jerome? get a peer. come on. thank you very much. hi, jerome. it's been a little while. thank you very much, great job you're doing. i would also like to thank all of the members of my cabinet, who are in attendance, we have a lot of them here tonight, i want to thank you very much for being here, you are doing a great job. take a look at our economy, stronger than it's ever been before. and by the way, as you have been hearing me say, african- american unemployment is at an all-time low. historic low. the history of our company country has never been better, that's a great thing. thank you all as well to the young african-american activists who are here today, you are really and truly the leaders of the future. since the beginning of our republic, african-americans have given their heart, their love, and their very lives to the pursuit. you know this better than anybody, you have worked so hard, when you get right down to it, we are all working hard, but the pursuit of liberty and justice for all. during the revolutionary war, afric

. >>> federal vooev chair jerome powell said the u.s. is economy is generally healthy, but tells lawmakers the central bank is ready to adapt policies as he warns of challenges abroad >> financial markets have become more volatile, and financial conditions are now less supportive of growth than they were earlier last year gloet has slowed in some major foreign economies, particularly china and europe >> find out that the fundamentals are tighten iing encouraging my colleagues. >>> klm, shares have slumped in early trade after the dutch government has upped its stake in the airline the move came as a surprise to the french government with the finance minister who said the carrier must be operated without national public interference both countries hold stakes in the airline, but currently the macron-led government has a larger holding of 14.29% now, finance minister says he ames to increase the dutch holding to 14% to insure "we have a seat at the table." now, i would like to bring in nuala mcmahon. this came as a surprise to the frerchl

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come on up here, jerome. thank you very much. it's been a little while. thank you very much. great job you are doing. i would also like to thank all of the members of my cabinet who are in attendance. we have a lot of them here tonight and i want to thank you very much for being here. you're doing a great job. take a look at our economy, stronger than it has ever been before. and as you been here and we, african-american unemployment is at an all-time, historic low. in the history of our country, it has never been better, so it's a great ring. thank you all is well to the young african-american activists who are here today. you are really and truly the leaders of the future. ay. you are the leaders of this country. since the beginning of our republic, african-americans have given their heart, their love and their very lives to the of liberty and justice for all. during the revolutionary war, african-american soldiers fought and helped our nation gain independence. in the next century, frederick douglass and harriet delman risked -- harriet dublin -- harry tubman risked everyt

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. >>> jerome powell warning about hutting him in the company as alexandria ocasio-cortez. all that on "making money". ♪ charles: reports from two of the world's premier luxury brands suggest that wealthy chinese consumers have returned. this is very important, companies like louis vuitton and swiss watchmakers, recently louis vuitton stated demand is increasing in china. that could again be the case. we saw a global seller of premium liquor brands, the company gave an update on fourth quarter business trends, china up 24%. india up 20%. i will note early chinese knew year boosted sales. they raised prices on marthe will. and will introduce a wealthy con knack. called marttell distinction for that market. the master says it is tribute to divine. >>> hermes, they saw a nice quarter to quarter rebound in china, pace of sales. get this global sales in the last quarter up 10%. asia-pacific, excluding japan, up 13%. there is no way wealthy consumers in china would exhibit this type of confidence without feeling strongly there could be a trade deal. in fact considering the mounti

r stn has more. >> fed chairman jerome powell or day one o his congressional testimony offering a mild outlook on monetary picy and interest rate hikes. he didn't close the door on another rate hike this year but emphasized the fed will wait and see. >> the committee has decided that with our policy rate in the range of neutral with muted inflationressures and some of the downside risks that we've talked about, this is a goodo time patient and watch and wait and see how the situation tvolves. >> if sounds like he said that before, it's because he had. powell stuck veryly clo to the words from the january fed meeting and his press conference. the fed m at thatting pivoted to patience. powell offered an optimistic view on the u.s. economy but said headwinds both foreign and domestic clouded the outlook. powell didn't see a threat from the economy running out of workers. >> if there's more slack in the labor market, it's because people are comingack in. if people weren't coming back in, the unemployment be substantially lower but they are or they're staying in. so labor participation rate

fed chair jerome powell trying desperately to avoid answering questions about critical comments janetlen made about president trump and his knowledge of the fed. we'll have his appearance on capitol hill later. >>> north korean leader kim jong-un and president trump both arrived in vietnam on the eve of their second summit as the fight back home over defense spending is heating up. we'll go live to the white house right after this. ♪ your daily dashboard from fidelity. a visual snapshot of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. for people as experienced as you and me, careful driving just comes naturally. all that experience should be worth something, and it is with the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. switching saved me hundreds. in fact, four out of five aarp members age 50 and over who switched to the hartford from companies like allstate, state farm, and geico got a lower rate with the hartford. - with the hartford not only did i get a better policy and better coverage,

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later in the that will reserve chairman jerome is faring.reserve chairmanjerome powell will give his take on the outlook for the economy and the central banks monetary policy plans, that's when he testifies before congress on tuesday and wednesday. and the commerce department is expected to publish its first look at fourth quarter gross domestic product on thursday. you may recall the data was scheduled to be released at the end of january but was delayed along with a handful of other economic reports by the 35 day partial us government shutdown. we cannot forget that, really. joining us is kokou agbo—bloua, global head of flow strategy and solutions at societe generale that is quite a title. welcome. we are going to find out quite a bit about the us economy this week but firstly, let's get your take on the trade therapist moment. good news today for financial markets but the question is will they get to a deal or not, that's what we want to know. absolutely. i think this has been for a file the path of least resistance. the us clearly slowi

fight debut against jerome miller by promising to reconstruct his opponent's face.'s when they fight on june 1st at madison square garden our sports reporter adam reed has more details on this war of words. adam >> thank you very much yes, it was the one flash point in what was a much calmer press conference than when the two met in new york just a couple of weeks ago. no pushing and shoving this time, but skbrosh away did threaten to reconstruct his face, which is not necessarily what you would associate with. >> sis u.s. fight debut on madison square garden on june 1s to break into america because there's a huge amount going on in the heavy weight division at the moment fulfilling obligations there i sat down with him yesterday when he was back in london, and here's what he made of that experience >> come from the u.k., and they really control a lot of big markets. i was good to go there, and get the ball rolling and bringing in the money for the day. >> what was it like for you as someone who has interest in business we all know about that to walk around where al

fed chief jerome powell, top pharmaceutical ceos all on the hot seat.axine waters first official shot at wall street after taking the helm at house financial services committee. the house is expected to vote shortly on resolution to overturn declaration of national emergency at the southern border. the latest on the state of play there. connell: a lot going on for the markets to look at. dragged down by caterpillar and home depot. of the get to ashley webster on the floor of the new york stock exchange today. >> connell, i thought we would finish positive. it all drifted away going into the closing bell. you mentioned home depot. let me talk about home depot. you can see down just about 1%. it has been a laggard since the opening bell all the way this morning. home detail giant posting weaker-than-expected fourth quarter results. they missed an revenue and earnings. the outlook was a little underwhelming to add to it. home depot says it is seeing slowing growth in the housing metrics, that is their words. good news, bad news from automaker fiat chrysler

jerome corsi is sort of scholarly. a harvard ph.d.hese, i say this respectfully, awful books about john kerry in the -- you know, the swift boating. he wrote the swift boat book in 2004. wrote these terrible, dishonest books about barack obama. the obama-nation, a birther book, where is the birth certificate, and, you know, but he writes these books. roger stone, as people probably remember, is this flamboyant political activist, dirty trick specialist going back to the nixon days. and but they found common cause trying to find out what was going on with wikileaks in the summer of 2016. >> and at one time, they were friends and associates, and now they're arch enemies because of all of this? >> they're arch enemies. fast forward as people may remember a couple weeks ago, roger stone was indicted by -- in the mueller investigation for lying to the house intelligence committee. corsi is, obviously, the chief witness against him. and that has led to a falling out between them. and just last week, right before my deadline, corsi sued ston

that is as he said, jerome powell, unsustainable. let's get the read with brandywine portfolio manager jack mcintyre, mayflower advisors managing partner larry glazer. before we get into individual questioners, larry, i thought i would raise with you, a sort of balanced approach that the fed chairman was offering a little bit of good. recovery is going well so far. i'm worried that financial conditions were slower than they were last year. could explain the market sort of nonplussed. a little worried, not too worried. a little excited, not too excited, sort of like a draw. what do you think? >> coming into the fed chairman's testimony there will be a lot of drama, particularly coming into an election cycle, neil. fed chair powell handled it pre well. he was zen-like. he was no drama powell. he stayed the course. there is so many drama around interest rates the end of last year, concerns about a bond bubble leading to recession then we get nine straits of rally. to have calm from the fed chairman is exactly what the markets want. no r

reported this morning is we expect he might mention a conversation he recently had with fed chair jerome powell. they met for dinner recently on the eve of the state of the union, and this is a sign the president is very much aware of the criticism of the pressure he has put on the fed. he will look to underscore he has a constructive relationship with the fed and its chairman, and well -- will likely share any positive news. ,he key is that jerome powell as well as his colleagues at the fed, they have been consistent and clear, and that regardless of the political pressure they have been under, their analysis of policy, their decisions on policy are always careful, --ective, and a political apolitical. even with an aggressive president who is known for pushing the envelope to get what he wants, u.s. institutions remain resilient. vonnie: there has been a little while and at least some of them have not been fully staffed or the staff have not been paid. the democrats have a chance to respond and this is the first time they will be a desk able to lay out their vision -- able to lay out th

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the fed, jerome powell started to speak again.ir powder dry, possibly for 2019. but is any language from the fed on your radar? what are we going to see from the fed this year? could that help or hurt stocks. >> every word has to be on your radar. look, back in december there was essentially three things weighing on markets. the federal reserve, earnings, trade war were the three. in the last thre three or four , the federal reserve interest rate issue hasn't been taken off the table but the perception is changed that the automatic cycle towards higher and higher interest rates wouldn't be the case and we've seen the markets react dram a dramatically. there's a lot of data to come. the fed insisted they're data dependent. my suggestion is to keep some powder dry. whether it's the earnings, trade war, shutdown, geopolitical shock, there will be a lot of volatility. cheryl: if markets go down if we get a trade deal, i want to get you back on the show. goldman sachs came out with a bearish note. they basically said if you didn't part

what do you want to hear what's the best case snako for the market from jerome powell today?'re already getting it the fed has pivoted. now even the balance sheet looks like it's going to go away maybe the balance sheet runoff ends at the end of the year, and now there's talk about the new sort of price level targeting or some variation of that where they're going to low inflation to overshoot above 2% for as long as needed to compensate for the persistent undershoot we've seen i don't think there's anything new coming out today that would be a surprise to the markets >> yeah. you have three reasons why the market's narrative it is about to improve the federal reserve is one of those. what are the other two >> one of them is china. china -- you know, eve been waiting for months and months for the chinese reflags to happen because every two years january showed a record increase in agregate financing. even though there's a seasonal element to it, it's still a really big number, 4.6 trillion yuan maybe we're finally getting that pumping up of the chinese econo economy. >> it's

we're following the jerome powell hearings on capitol hill.ndustry titans getting a browbeating but appears jerome powell is getting hit hard. first of all from those who want to run for president. others wonder about what the jurisdiction should be for the federal reserve. powell himself did make market friendly and unfriendly comments at the same time. take a look. >> the fomc determined that the cumulative effects of these developments along with ongoing government policy uncertainty warranted taking a patient approach with regard to future policy

china, we'll keep an eye on the comments from jerome powell and key data points this week. >> they willpilot with nokia in denmark looking to generate the next technology trials will start in the second quarter of this year and our colleague karen choi joins us from barcelona where she is joined by someone who can offer us more detail on this announcement, karen. >> willem, thank you very much 5g and all the commercial trials are staking place and what changes need to be made. i want to bring in the ceo of telenor. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> the latest trial is in denmark. what are you hoping to achieve with this one? >> yeah, we want to take a leading position of 5g in the scandinavian markets this is the third pilot we are starting it's basically three things we are testing out. one is for the consumer segment testing out 5g as access to broad band for the homes and then we have industry applications we are testing it out with the robotics we are testing it out with some manufacturing companies and we are learning from this different cases. then later we want to scale it

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are joined for tonight ceremony by many distinguished --st, including the surgical surgeon general jerome adams. hi, then a little while. >> thank you very much. -- been a little while. >> thank you very much. >> our economy stronger than it's ever been before. by the way, as you have been hearing me say, african-american unemployment is at an all-time low, a historic low. the history of our country has never been better. the youngall to african-american activists who are here today. you are the leaders of this country. since the beginning of our republic, african-americans have given their heart, their love and their very lives to the of liberty and justice for all. during the revolutionary war, african-american soldiers fought and helped our nation gain independence. in the next century, frederick douglass and harriet delman risked -- harriet dublin -- harry tubman risked everything to end slavery and here we are altogether in the white house. this is a great thing, right? this is a very special place. parks andlater, rosa dr. martin luther king jr. challenged our nation to fulfill its

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jerome powell takes part in a teacher town hall. on c-span three, the house judiciary committee altering on preventing gun violence and at 235 p.m., senator lindsey graham, chair of the judiciary at then -- speaks federalist society. next from century hall outside the house chamber, members of congress react to the president's state of the union address. >> an hour and a half ago, president trump began his second state of the union speech about a quarter of it was devoted to immigration issues. and now here in statuary hall, off the hall house chamber is where the press is gathered, members of congress come out to give their reaction to this beach, we will begin with reaction from congresswoman paul of washington, a democrat first of all. the democratic women were all dressed in white for what reason? >> it was very powerful and you saw must all of us were on the democratic side of the chamber. they were a couple of moments whpr

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go to the new jerome x. you tube channel. good luck. with exclusive. the must see concerning part. of the place to be for curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so subscribe don't miss out on. the evening. german chancellor angela merkel is in japan to forge an alliance of a multi lateral in this it comes just three days after a huge free trade pact between japan and the european union took effect now germany wants to explore further cooperation. was on the show as a no deal breaks it seems increasingly likely japanese carmaker nissan scraps plans to build its new yes s.u.v. model in the united kingdom. and a new twist to food shopping for new nonunion elaborations. welcome to ditto your business asia i want to get jones good to have you with us german chancellor angela merkel is in the japanese capital tokyo meeting with the japanese prime minister should so in a joint press conference both stressed the importance of close trade ties in times of rising protectionism macas visit comes just three days after a sprawling trade pact between the e.u. and japan came into force. good f

jerome powell faced the house finance committee. he told them the fed will be patient.o he gave the committee more specifics on why the fed will hold a larger balance sheet. >> we worked out the framework of a plan that we hope to be able to announce soon to light the way to the end of balance sheet normalization and result in the end of asset runoff sometime later this year. >> reporter: experts say they. former trump attorney michael cohen testified the president knew roger stone contacted wikileaks and told the president when damaging emails would be released. republicans on the committee say this is about democrats trying to impeach president trump. >> the best they can find to start this process, michael cohen. fraudster, cheat, convicted felon and two-month federal inmate. report from we likely have not heard the last from michael cohen. liz: he denied -- he wouldn't confirm yes or no whether he's looking for a movie or book deal under oath. edward lawrence, thank you for your great reporting. his take on the north korea summit is the heritage foundation. dean cha

day one of the fed chair's economy annual testimony now in thes books jerome powell telling the committee the fed will be patient on future rate hikes, is prepared to adjust the runoff of the balance sheet if necessary and both brexit and the trade with china are influencer. or panel here to discuss and what all of it mean. joe terranova, along with stephanie link, john lever thal and jon najarian we have steve heats manning, of course interesting ending there, sort of the fed chairium scoring where he started no rush to judgment. what are the four words of picked out, overall a fairly dovish presentation, a charm who doesn't foreclose of possibility of turning around and later rethinking possible rate hikes later this year, but ultimately not pointing to the market to that i was taken by his comment about labor force participation. what i'm watching for is the extent to which the pivot involve is more entrenched we talked about this and debated this on this program the let it right theory of policy, the extent to which the fed chairman is willing to let the economy go, let unemployment s

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mojo the best chance of the first half culture here to have been named in the twenty sixth minute jerome portend saving his sight smack. the reigning champion struggled defensively and davies pounced this time it was yahshua to make the rescue. nothing seemed to work out by an offensively and to this point i take my team is heading home to give by and then be in the sixty second minute the spaniard took advantage of goalkeeper when a yosh thanks mistake. but it got worse for the visitors in the eighty fourth minute countryman the kick was sent off after this encounter with the rabbit you have and afs. the free kick was cause for concern that tomas miller was unable to take advantage of a hard fought one nil victory fabiani because this is now the most important part of the season we have to be prepared next month to go i think we already have to see how to do it in place but these are three important points will. be fifty three point zero that is good. the more difficult games ahead this season so we want to smash our opponent several times this season is different because everyone is pl

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doing in face of all the worries with michael cohen testimony, mixed testimony you're getting out of jerome powell the federal reserve, again back and forth with the north korea talks, might pan or not pan out what it might signal for the ongoing china trade talks, you have to wonder there is lot of pressure. we have a small business council president karen carry began, dan shaffer, first trust advisors chief economist brian wesbury. karen, is it your sense that one of the events will dictate the course of markets? it seems to come back to the prospects of a china trade deal. it seems developments superseded that, what do you think? >> the outcome of the china-u.s. trade deal in get of that sown up right away, hopefully moving forward, getting tariff issues addressed as well as certainty in terms of tariffs moving forward, also ip protection. so i think that, that issue in particular is very important from a small business and entrepreneurship perspective. but on the korean front i think that is important, engagement in the region, a more stable world is a more peaceful world and that provi

roger stone literally according to jerome corsi, was trying to get him to lie and cover up the communications why? and remember that we have michael flynn. there is a difference between the press core, to prove a crime in a court of law, there is another though that i'm seeing as a lawyer that says there is so much smoke here. i see that charge sheet, and i see it -- >> but why are we seeing a draft of a charge sheet and not an indictment of corsi. >> they may not need it. corsi is now saying and cooperating in the sense of pub lib lick licly saying it is a difference between politics of understanding what is in the public record right now and understand tlg is enouthat ther enough smoke that any lawyer could establish the facts. if i'm a democrat in congress right now, one of the crimes i would be trying to find predicates to establish is that the engagement with russia on e-mails, there is collusion. there is also additional campaign finance violations of get ug things of value from foreign government. that is a separate crime, so that is something they should be asking michael cohen. >> yo

. >>> jerome powell had an informal dinner to chat about the health of the economy. the president has railed against the fed's rate changes and specifically at his hand picked fed chief jerome powell, so they had dinner. powell denouncing any idea that the fed was caving to political pressure by taking the more dovish approach saying the situation called for patience. tonight the president is likely to take credit for economy. he could highlight that the job market is strong, unemployment the lowest in a generation, african-american unemployment is at a record low. last year the economy created some 2.6 million new jobs, best in a few years. the stock market is back above 25,000. but post world war ii and the clinton year booms, they were bigger. you hear the president say this is the best economy in the history of the world. not quite. still the economy is humming. the risks right now, trade war with china, slowing global growth, a fed that could misfire on rate increases and not enough skilled workers. and wall street is bracing for its first profit decline in thre

jerome powell got this time. thank you, michelle.s for the world ‘s biggest economy. we talk about something else president trump is expected to do today, wednesday. david malpass is currently the under—secretary of the treasury for international affairs but has been an outspoken critic of big multinational organizations like the world bank. so why would the us tap someone who thinks the world bank is inefficient? samira hussain has the answers former chief economist at bear stea rns, early former chief economist at bear stearns, early donald trump support, and now david malpass may add world bank president to that list. but malpass has previously questioned these big institutions and has characterised the world bank as big and inefficient. he has also been very critical of the bank lending money to china, which he says it does not need, and especially troubling, given the harsh learning practices tiny users with other countries. we in case repeatedly with china on our trade and investment concerns and the problems caused by their on

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in the twenty sixth minute jerome poor tank saving his sights make. the reigning champion struggled defensively and davies pounced this time it was yahshua to me to the rescue. nothing seemed to work for by and offensively and to this point i take my team is heading home to give by and then be in the sixty second minute the spaniard took advantage of goalkeeper when a yosh times mistake. but he got worse for the visitors in the eighty fourth minute kanimozhi kick was sent off after this encounter with the robin even dov's. the free kick was cause for concern that tomas miller was on.

talking the state of the economy, his stake in apple, and his thoughts on jerome powell ahead of histimony tomorrow. >> overall, the rate of improvement is tapered, but certainly hasn't flattened now, that can change next month and home construction has been disappointing. right now things are fine. there are stocks i would buy that we own nine and a fraction percent, and i may be selling a bit, they're repurchasing shares and i don't want to drift over 10%. but apple, i don't see myself selling. the lower it goes, the better i like it obviously. i don't second guess it. he is a terrific choice for fed chairman he was at the treasury in 1991 when solomon was in trouble. i saw him make a lot of good decisions for the united states government, he's a smart man, very level headed. he understands both business and economics and i don't think you could have a better chairman >> also talked about stock valuations, whether or not equities are cheap or expensive. >> if you tell me 3% long bonds will prevail in the next 30 years, stocks are incredibly cheap because even, i mentioned kraft und

he criticized jerome powell for raising interest rates.ded that trump's attacks on powell make it harder for the fed to do its job. let's bring in joe shroka of nova point capital. what do you make of her comments about the president may not understand what the fed does? >> i don't think it's so much that the president doesn't understand what the fed does, it's the president's fixated on job creation. jobs equal votes. jobs equal happy americans, better stock market prosperity. i think the fact that one of the fed's charters is maximum employment, he thinks they should be doing whatever they can to support his agenda to create more jobs. cheryl: also in that interview, she talked about the fact that this is a dangerous place to put the fed in, that some of the policies and directives from the president have actually endangered the economy overall and that that criticism of the fed and jay powell is just another hit to the economy overall. is the president's words having an effect? >> well, i'm not a big fan of the president taking to twitt