market as donald trump is and in the past couple of months he always showed the charts of the dull joneses so to speak get to brief prove how great the u.s. economy is doing so what we do know is that the president has been briefed today on the movements on the stock market and what we're hearing from the white house is that they're not concerned at this point they're talking about a correction in an overall bullish market environment that the economy will remain strong looking ahead and that for certain is going to be the big question if it is a just a brief nosebleed is it just as a small correction was in the bull market or are there some bigger forces on their way so we will certainly have a closer look at how the market opens on thursday a financial correspondent for us yes you're in new york thank you very much indeed . the european union wants cars that have built in europe to emit thirty five percent less carbon dioxide and that is by twenty thirty that's what european union vironment ministers meeting in a luxembourg on wednesday agreed upon those negotiations though they exposed

there are about 100 barbecue places here trying to keep up with the joneses.the smoke sisters, deborah and mary jones. for nearly four decades they have devoted their lives to barbecue, some of the only female pitmasters on the kansas city barbecue scene. >> she always want to tell me what to do. >> and she wants to tell me what to do. >> glor: it works? >> it works. >> oh, yeah. >> glor: in their latest incarnation, jones barbecue, at this former taco stand, where tassing freight trains often drown out the orders, deborah, who also goes by little, is in charge of the smoker. >> this is an art. you have to want to do this. people don't just wake up one morning and say, "hey, i think i'm going out here and barbecuing today." >> glor: and that art is not easy. the prep begins at 2:00 a.m. that's because the perfect brisket can take 16 hours or longer to cook. mary, whose family nickname is shorty, preps the meat and handles the taste test. ry our motto is freshness, every day. it has to taste the same way today, tomorrow, next week. i taste everything she prepar

market as donald trump is and in the past couple of months he always showed the charts of the dull joneses so to speak get to brief prove how great the u.s. economy is doing so what we do know is that the president has been briefed today on the movements on the stock market and what we're hearing from the white house is that they're not concerned at this point they're talking about a correction in an overall bullish market environment that the economy will remain strong looking ahead and that for certain is going to be the big question if it is a just a brief nosebleed is it just a small correction was in the bull market or are there some bigger forces on their way so we will certainly have a closer look at how the market opens on thursday a financial correspondent for us in new york thank you very much indeed. and you countries won't cause built in europe to emit thirty five percent less carbon dioxide by twenty thirty negotiations in luxemburg exposed a rift between easton and western europe though germany backed by eastern states facing resisted a high a forty percent cut which the euro

pickups out and until they the a lot of those in showroom, they'll have trouble keeping up with the joneseslostine: they seem to have their spot. how is chrysler pulling it out bag?e craig: ford slipped behind fiat chrysler. also the s.u.v.'s are getting long in the tooth so the escape is in a segment that's the hottest part of the market with crv.oyota rav-4, honda that's where you need to be to keep up in the market and that in need of redesign. romaine: we saw strength earlier year in auto sales. was that from the individual consumer, people like you and because it seems like the narrative in the most recent report didn't bear that out. craig: it's always tough to judge retail versus total sales fleets until toward the end of a sales day or later on that week. but one thing we can definitely say is a major factor this month is a year ago, it was the first month after arricane harvey and there was huge snap-back from hurricane harvey. houston is a major metro market for auto sales so the amount of replacement demand made of 2017 sort of the blow out month of the year so we this tough hill

. >>> joan joneses along with jeffrey toobin. i'm wondering, did anything you hear from the white house ceremony tonight surprise you? >> no the really. i thought it was good to see justice kavanaugh pretty much take the high road. he praised a lot of republicans along the way, but he did say the confirmation hearing is over and he doesn't have any bitterness. he sure seemed bitter during the confirmation hearing, during his testimony, but there is at least a statement now on the record that he's ready to move on in an even-handed way. joan, to jeff's point, it doesn't stand in contrast that he was vetted and picked by staunch staunchly conservative groups. >> the contrast of what he was trying to say and how many ways president trump undercut that. his speech was so partisan, and he named the people were such supporters of now justice kavanaugh, and sort of scorned those who opposed him. so that wasn't when the president was first campaigning and he put out a list. brett kavanaugh didn't end up on that list until november of 201

fiat jonese metal, after growing to selling its auto-parts unit.teve mnuchin emphasizes the importance of you as--- u.s.-saudi relations even as leaders press about the death of a government critic. i am matt miller along with anna edwards. anna? functional, at the it looks at the fee at story. the biggest gain on the stoxx 600. story.ooks at the fiat 4.2% and that up is based around the asset sales story of agreement to sell the car unit to kkr. is italians, ubi banker trading higher. part of the release story are round of as we see moody's downgraded the debt but did not take it down to junk. stopped it for further short-term as far as outlook and put it on stable. group is better than expected prudent ryan in her, we have the numbers -- expected. -- ryan air, we have the numbers. let us look at the downside. this initial few how companies can be punished if they disappoint the markets. .e have philips it is down by 6.9%. the health of tech sector disappointed the markets, personal health stocks and they are talking about headwinds and that enoug

he also says joneses planning to appeal the verdict and believes he not get a fair trial because of ary. >> we believe jurors engaged in deliberations illegally and considered evidence not present at the trial. >> reporter: livermore police said jones had a blood-alcohol content twice the legal limit when he got behind the wheel of his car and crashed. he told the court he would do anything to go back and hates himself for taking two lives away from their family. >> this is been a really happy day for everyone involved and really difficult. brian jones has accepted responsibility for the situation since the very beginning. he has been extremely shameful about his conduct. and this case is going to weigh heavily on his soul for the rest of his life. >> reporter: he has been in jail since 2015 and will get credit for timansferred to a state prison coming weeks. ktvu, 2 news. >>> class-action lawsuit brought by women that said they were sexually abused by a campus gynecologist. numerous women claimed they were abused by doctor george kendall between 1988 and 2016. he retired last year af

discuss "weekly standard" managing editor, kelly torrence and campus reform editor-in-chief, charles jonesess, let me start with you, everyone became a constitutional scholar yet again. it is interesting, republicans in the senate, a mixed response. most of them kind of suggesting they're on board if it goes through congress. >> yeah. it will be interesting, charles. it is comical seeing democrats now suddenly being concerned about the constitution but they may have an argument. it is going to the supreme court. i'm not sure that roberts sitting on the court or insider like kavanaugh would vote on the side of the president. you know, the 14th amendment was used back to free black slaves but it has been a lot of judicial scholars said that this would protect illegals coming here to have babies as well. it will be interesting debate. i don't think the president can quite win this with the current supreme court. charles: the author howard, reading his writings, suggested that wasn't his intent at all, kelly jane. we wear our constitutional law hats even if we don't have them. >> exactly, charle

once in college, a lot of the students are keeping up with the joneses, trying to maintain the lifestyleon a budget and then they graduate and want to continue that. and the salaries they get out of college aren't that much more than their parents got out of their first jobs it's hard to maintain that kind of lifestyle. >> but that lifestyle, the parents are willing to support i get the college education thing, get us to a $500 billion number but cell phones and things like that it's not going -- it's not getting to you that number. >> food and groceries and paying rent, paying mortgage, you know, that can add up as well. >> okay. sharon, great stuff thanks for joining us >>> right. what do queen elizabeth mark cuban and llbi gross have in common i don't know the answer i'm lookin 300 miles an hour, that's where i feel normal. having an annuity tells me my retirement is protected. that's next. kevin, meet yourkeviner. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do f

chuckling nowhere won is and know that the roughest thing in won is probably keeping up with the joneses's very well-to-do, predominantly white, my family was like the poor family of matawan. but that meant that for summer vacation we only had to go up north to dad's cabin instead of going to hawaii like all my friends did. like it sounds ridiculous to complain about that and it is, but even though everything on the surface looked great in my childhood, i lived in an alcoholic household. and it caused a lot of tension between my parents. and it was very difficult for my mom to keep things together and keep the bills paid in our nice house in a nice neighborhood. she was miserable. her relationship with my dad sucked. as a kid that hurt me. rather than say, hey mom i love you how can i help? i started distancing myself from her, distanced myself from my dad.both of whom love me very much and let me know that all the time. but as i distances myself or my parents and all the adults in my life who had fawned over me and wanted to help me, of course my suffering got worse. i started lashing o