julianna: that's hard. yeah, and i think that that is a little--that's, i think, the hardest part for me. yeah,bigad: as his mom,that is a litdo you have doubts? is the right thing to do. i do.now ght now bigad: still, julianna and even leading doctors worry the medicine that blocks puberty can also weaken bones and might cause other unknown side effects. eric: i think it's putting a lot on the shoulders of these children. bigad: pediatrician eric vilain heads this center for genetic medicine research in washington, d.c., and is the former chief of medical genetics at ucla. bigad: you think far more children are transitioning now than maybe should? eric: that's correct. children say a lot of things. it's this idea that if i behave like a girl therefore i am a girl. well, that's not necessarily true. bigad: is telling a child to wait to transition sort of the modern-day version of telling a gay person that it's just a phase? eric: i don't think so. people are telling me that these boys who behave like girls

>> what's wrong with you, julianna? >> one! go! now! go! eat vegetables, now! now!l your fault! go! >> smash my trick or treating bucket! >> see, you're making her sad, say sorry. >> i'm sorry. >> good! >> jimmy: well, that's quite a performance. and i really, i love these kids so much, i wanted to know more about their family, so we tracked them down, and joining us now, please say hello to jana, raoul, and their children. hi, guys. >> hello. >> jimmy: how are you feeling today, kids? are you happier? >> yes. >> jimmy: do you know who i am? >> yes, we know, jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: yes, i'm the guy who told your parents to pretend they ate all your candy. were you really mad yesterday? >> yeah, we told mommy to eat all her vegetables, and i smashed my trick or treating bucket. >> jimmy: i saw. you really smashed that bucket up. and now you don't have a bucket for next year, do how much candy did you get for trick or treating this year? did you get a lot? >> a hundred thousand. >> i told mommy, i'm going to call the police on you. candy police. >> jimmy: raoul, why d

julianna, one of the criticisms levelled at the german auto maker industry is they have been draggingheir feet a little bit away combustion engines to electric car vehicles. how is today's announcement out of volkswagen going to change the landscape? >> reporter: what volkswagen is a major shift in terms of they approach and push into electric vehicles this plant is being converted from a 100% internal combustion engine plant to 100% e mobility plant. this is a huge investment 1.2 billion euros to carry through this conversion. they're making a really big bet on electric vehicle technology on an electric vehicle architecture today in particular is special for volkswagen this is the first model within their series of new generation electric vehicles to reach series production. now, in terms of the challenges facing the electric vehicle market, simple way to look at it is threefold one, challenge around price, two around range, and three around infrastructure today's launch of the production of these new id3s ticks the price box. start under 30,000 euros per car. three different battery

i'm julianna tatelbaum and i'm willem marx. >> beijing and washington agree they must cancel some tariffs before an agreement can be termed >> telling us he's more caution about the first half of 2020 >> we do accept in the first couple of quarters and believe the short cycle of business are flattening out and do expect their recovery >> a tale of two banks shares in unicredit and commerce bank sinks despite confirmation of prerelease numbers >>> and gaining altitude cost cuts helped lufthansa and they believe they will return to profitability by 2021. >>> potentially big news china and u.s. agreed to remove existing tariffs in phases if both sides agree to lift their tariffs at the same time presidents trump and xi were supposed to meet in chile before that was canceled. it is agreed they are trying to meet in december >> reaching a phase one deal that they would have met before host country chile canceled the event due to unrest. that deadline might not be feasible as the two continue negotiating the terms. if the date gets pushed out, that could get pushed out to europe president trump

to push back on a decision whether to impose tariffs on the auto imports for another six months julianna tatelbaum will join us with more on this story that is one big enough to move markets >> absolutely. it is just one of the headlines driving auto stories here in europe reportedly expected to delay plans to slap tariffs for another six months you'll remember the administration has until wednesday to decide whether to impose duties that were displayed in may the majority of automakers are rallying on the back of this news we have had a number of negative comments come through on servera german auto companies. the car parts maker shares are down 1.6% as they expect production to remain stable at best chip maker warned around the out look for autos we heard from the lighting company based in germany that said they expect car production to not recover in the short term another set of shares i want to point to is renault, down 1.2% nissan, the alliance partner reported a 7% fall in the latest period and lowered the out look as they continued to struggle following the oust of chairman carlo

julianna. it's super positive. we find that not everyone is traveling for positive reasons.ontact with a lot of people who are traveling to funerals. they might be leaving home for the first time. so to see a dog at an airport is super fun. passengers can pet the animals, passengers can hug the animals, passengers can take selfies with the animals. when a wag brigade animal walks into the terminals, they start to interact with each other and thes dogs and pet the dogs. it's proven that petting a dog reduces blood pressure. it makes people happy. the wag brigade animals are here seven days a week. every day at a different time. hopefully you'll find us here at sfo. >> so fantastic. >> got to be the happiest pig. wagging his tail the whole time. you think the dogs are going, um -- >> you're a pig. >> how did you get in here? you can check out more great stories at localish.com, facebook and instagram. >>> here's a question. are you a big spender? you might be surprised how much people are willing to spend this holiday season. >>> you have kids on your shopping list this holida

julianna tatelbaum joins us. learn from the president yesterday? >> well, the president, i would say, failed to deliver just what wall street had been expecting. he did mention china situation in new york, but he didn't really give any concrete guidance in terms of what's going to happen next on the trade front. instead, he once again bashed the federal reserve calling on jerome powell to adjust rates lower highlighting negative interest rates outside of the u.s. namely in europe, and he also pointed to the economic strength of the united states suggesting that the economic revival that's been underway during his presidency comes down in large part to those 2017 tax cuts. so putting it all together, the market was somewhat disappointed with the lack of tangible commentary on the trade front. you can see that in the market reaction yesterday. we did see stocks overall edge higher but the moves were broadly contained. we're going to be in for a bit of a pull back today. >> you're talking about fed chair obviously j

>> julianna. >> that's so rude! tomorrow i'm going to eat your stuff. for real. and i'm not going to give you no goodies. just buppy. that's so rude of you. >> but we were hungry. >> well, you've got to eat some vegetables. not candy. >> go! now! go! eat some vegetables. see? you make us sad. say sorry. >> last night i got hungry and i ate all of your halloween candy. ow! >> are you happy that your candy is not gone? >> a little bit. but i love you more than candy. >> aw. >> can i have the bucket? >> you just want the empty bucket? aw. >> you don't eat people's candy! >> okay. i'm really, really sorry. >> you made me mad. you made me really mad, mommy. >> i said i'm sorry. >> it's okay. >> well, thank you. i love you. >> i love you too. [ crying ] >> mckenzie. jimmy kimmel told me to do it. [ screaming ] >> jimmy kimmel told me to trick you. >> who's that? >> don't get mad at mommy. it's just jimmy pickle. >> if i ever see jimmy kimmel i would punch him in the face. >> why? >> he deserves it. >> what if i do it again tonight? >> i'll punch him in the wiener. >> w