number one so the margin completely is taken off the retailer and goes to the one who owns the custom k. post see professor of business informatics and digitalization thank you so much for your insight and your visit in the studio today companies are trying to cope with the impact of the digital world the challenges offline are not becoming smaller take trade within the european union for example when britain leaves the bloc next year movement of goods and services may look much different and companies that are focused on seamless pan-european business suddenly will have to deal with somebody new the customs officer. a tracking dog works with customs authorities almost daily at the german port of bremerhaven today the team is inspecting a container out of colombia detergent and fabric softener are the listed contents an unusual load for shipment out of that country the check last for two hours. and no not all the inspections are so complicated but whenever you get a suspicion that something's a little off of the shipment you do have to take a closer look. by comparison shipments within the e.

k. posted this, saying he's on day 9 of meal replacement shakes.onic kim is losing weight when baby three is due any day now. they'll both in the delivery room with no cameras. we are told kim will be hands on from the very beginning. and that they haven't picked out a name yet. >> northwest? southwest? >> gigi and bella hadid. the mom is giving back by making other runway models' dreams a reality. >> biggest mistake a model can make? complain, be bitchey, and not show up on time. >> her daughters are among the top ten highest paid models in the world. bella's worth an estimated $12 million. gigi? about $13 million. yolanda was their momager since the two were toddlers. her advice for making it in the biz? >> you got to be the first one on the job. you got to be the hardest working girl there. you have to be kind, polite to everybody. a pretty face only lasts so long. >> now the former real housewife of beverly hills is getting her own lifetime reality series, "making a model." it's kind of like a mix between "america's next top model" and "big bro

engaged business communities to build partnerships to break down the silos that too often exist k-12, post secondary education and the workforce so thank you all for the work you are doing in that area. we have heard collectively an emphasis on collaboration and the importance of collaboration and on being courageous and also being humble and so thank you so much again for your participation today and for the work that you are each doing on behalf of the individual student that you serve. thanks again. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> here's a look at the primetime schedule of the c-span networks. starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, remarks from deputy defense secretary patrick shanahan on national security issues and military readiness. on c-span2 a look at the legacy of former president bill clinton. on c-span3 review of the recent series of naval fleet collisions at sea. to how subcommittees held a hearing on the corporate average fuel economy programs and emission standards for vehicles. the standards are created and overs

he was having trouble getting any lawyer to talk k to him post of this was a company town. he had to reach outside of the local area to find someone who would talk to him. he called me and was explaining that he was having all of these troubles with his cows. and could he come to our offices and bring videotapes and photographs and show us what he was seeing. so when i heard this was coming to my grandmother i said, sure, come on up and bring your materials. he came to our offices. amy: just to be clear, they heard your some kind of environmental lawyer. you had worked with dupont lawyers. >> right. our law firm had typically done a lot of work for big chemical companies. in fact, i is rent the prior eight years of my career working for big chemical companies, doing enviroronmental law, helpg with permitting issues and missing like something we could help him with. what was happening was these cows were drinking white foaming water being discharged from a landfill. we assumed with the pepermits, e could find out what wass happening.g. he b brought his videotapes and photogr

ten kilometer classic saw in a week in ingrid who set all spec'd posting the best time beating out again patrick . and in the men's fifteen k. classic the swiss cheat on their three time olympic champion. who won by six tenths of a second. more news coming up here on day w. at the top all the hour but so now we'll leave you with some images over mockable new year's fireworks as countries around the well running in twenty eighty enjoy and from everyone here acted out the past the media. leaks oh please oh please please look cool look. illegal each little cool little. lyndall little little little. little live legal. to live live. live . i think there's a real need for the journalist that people trust that can make sense of all this and can explain what's actually happening. it's not.

meantime, sharon, i wonder how people are going to react feeling so good about their 401(k) plans "the washington post story about there's more and more people borrowing from their 401(k) not because they need too but because it will elbe replenished. >> this is not an apples and apples exodus. you're taking this money out of your 401(k) unless you're over 59 and a half and your paying taxes on this money on your traditional 401(k) and you're also paying an early withdraw penalty. if you're taking out $20,000, you're not really getting $20,000 to usefor your own so really think generally taking money out of your 401(k), borrowing from your 401(k) before you're eligible to it is really a bad idea. the good news a lot of people are saving a lot more. they're balances are going up because the market's been so good but they're also contributing more to the 401(k) than they have in about ten years that's according to fidelity. we're also seeing the number of 401(k) millionaires at the highest we've seen. 133,000 at the end of the third quarter in 2017. so we're seeing significant gains for people in their

brings more money to the treasury than the investments in education, early childhood, k through 12, higher education, post grad, lifetime learning for our workers. in that spirit of saying you want more in defense, we're respectful of that, we need more in domestic, hopefully you'll be respectful of that. i think we can come to terms on that. then there is the question of pay-fors, how is it, or is it paid for? that's one thing. that's just you sit down and negotiate, you get it done. i'm appropriators mrs. lowey is an appropriator. mrs. lowey is our ranking member with such distinction, and mr. frelinghuysen on your side. appropriators know how to get it done. they know the numbers. left to their own devices. it's when other factors weigh in that it becomes more challenging. let's just say, let's see if we can get that done because that dispositive of shortening the time between where we're now and if we get a solution. value to us, re a dispositive f and we told the president right from the start, it's not an issue. it's not a bill. it's a value of who we're as america. and i think that we can come to t

you've got taxation up front >> 30 points away from the dow 26 cls k let les get to the judge at post>>> welcome from post nine top trade this hour, rally and risk what the stunning reversal says about stocks and where your money will work best with us today, joe, jim, the brothers najarian are here and we begin with this comeback for stocks following that wild session. several big earnings reports are in focus this hour investors trying to make sense of all of it pete, you want to take a stab of what yesterday was all about and what the snap back says about where we are

lebron james. ( darya ) but in this game k-d was eclipsed by clippers guard lou williams who posted his50 points! monster night for him and the clippers. steve kerr says he new right off the bat this was going to be a bad night.. team just seemed out of it. ( darya )plus, the splash brother's were out: steph curry nursing a sprained ankle and klay thompson resting. ( darya )serena williams continues to make everything look easy!!! but we're finding out her child birth was anything but. here she is on the cover of the latest issue of vogue magazine with daugher alexis picture perfect.. but in the interview we find out what she went through! she gave birth sept first and 10 weeks later we saw her fairy tale wedding november 16th.. but it turns out ... she had to have an emergency c-section. and then multiple surgeries from complications days after.. blood clots in her lungs, c-section scar opened from coughing.. 6 weeks of bed rest.. of course she survived it all like the champion she is.. 23 grand slams and she's getting ready to return t tennis cuz she wants more 2 more grand slam title

. >> some organs are not having it, now viral facebook post from local tv station k tv l many rejected the change complaining they smell of gas or worse, become injured while fueling up. >> what were the reactions in. >> want to know what's so hazardous ordaining russ about it? >> just don't want to get out and pump their gas. >> others, simply weren't cable recall. >> we go on road trips, pull up to gas station, are you sure downing it? are you sure you know how? because he grew upper. >> which made us wonder. what would new jersians react if their state decided to pull their full service pump privileges? >> i would be on social media, too. >> i would be on a pump your own gas if you can. >> right now just too colds to go out there and pump it. >> nicole brewer, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >>> not going to lie. i do like gassing up across the bridge, new jersey's gas law officially known as the retail gasoline dispensing safety act, it was passed back in 1949 and site personal safety issues and health concerns, effort to get rid of it haven't had much support. understandably so. >>> al

k-a... the "white shark"... looks like he's back... postinginstagram suggesting a reunion with his old team the 34-year-old outfielder spent five seasons roaming the outfield for the giants.... between 2012 and 2016, he hit .259 with 78 doubles, 24 triples, 19 home runs and 157 rbi in 649 games.... he was part of the 2012 and 2014 world series champion teams. once again... steph once again... steph curry is the western conference player of the week... it's the second time this season that curry has been chosen for the honor... and the 12th time in his career... he led the wariors to a 3-0 record last week... capped off by his 49- point perfoirmance saturday against kyrie irving and the celtics... curry averaged more than 35 points for the week earlier in the week scurry became the 5th player in franchise history to reach 14,000 career points(wipe to levar calls kerr milli vanilli) meanwhile... levar ball... who is now the head coach of the lithuanian team hios two younger sons play for... had some words about warriors coach steve kerr... basic

you've got taxation up front >> 30 points away from the dow 26 cls k let les get to the judge at post nine >>> welcome from post nine top trade this hour, rally and risk what the stunning reversal says about stocks and where your money will work best with us today, joe, jim, the brothers najarian are here and we begin with this comeback for stocks following that wild session. several big earnings reports are in focus this hour investors trying to make sense of all of it pete, you want to take a stab of what yesterday was all about and what the snap back says about where we are >> everything was looking and waiting to see when are we going to see a pull bethune-cookman. if you look back and we could see it through the options world, we talked about it last night. s&p 500, we look at the spy put, they were bought 200,000. mashlgt starts to turn people get nervous and obviously, we've seen this before where suddenly, when something start, then everybody doesn't want to be the last one holding. that was a monstrous swing volatility spiked. got up into the mid 12s. but here we are. the mar

k-a... the "white shark"... looks like he's back... postinginstagram suggesting a reunion with his old team the 34-year-old outfielder spent five seasons roaming the outfield for the giants.... between 2012 and 2016, he hit .259 with 78 doubles, 24 triples, 19 home runs and 157 rbi in 649 games.... he was part of the 2012 and 2014 world series champion teams. once again... steph curry is the western conference player of the week... it's the second time this season that curry has been chosen for the honor... and the 12th time in his career... he led the wariors to a 3-0 record last week... capped off by his 49- point perfoirmance against kyrie irving and the averaged more than 35 points for the week earlier in the week the 5th player in franchise history to career points(wipe to grififn trade) according to multiple sources... the los angeles clippers have agreed to send all-star forward blake griffin and two players to the detroit pistons for three players and two draft picks... one 1st rounder and a 2nd rounder the two main names coming to the

brings more money to the treasury than the investments in education, early childhood, k through 12, higher education, post grad, lifetime learning for our workers. in that spirit of saying you want more in defense, we're respectful of that, we need more in domestic, hopefully you'll be respectful of that. i think we can come to terms on that. then there is the question of pay-fors, how is it, or is it paid for? that's one thing. that's just you sit down and negotiate, you get it done. i'm appropriators mrs. lowey is an appropriator. mrs. lowey is our ranking member with such distinction, and mr. frelinghuysen on your side. appropriators know how to get it done. they know the numbers. left to their own devices. it's when other factors weigh in that it becomes more challenging. let's just say, let's see if we can get that done because that dispositive of shortening the time between where we're now and if we get a solution. value to us, re a dispositive f and we told the president right from the start, it's not an issue. it's not a bill. it's a value of who we're as america. and i think that we can come to t

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they'll be in conversation with john and k part been a member of the washington post editorial board for decades and is a pulitzer prize winning writer. jonathan also host the podcast cape up, and contributes to msnbc. i've watched jonathan moderate before, and he comes very prepared so we should be in for a great discussion, ladies and gentlemen please join me in welcome withing michael wolf and k part. and look what you've done. are you -- i used this really terrific, thank you, thank you all for coming this is great. okay before i get to the -- how i wanted to start this, i was curious that i mentioned this to michael, this is washington, d.c. a book event for a book that has set this town on fire. and iftion curious i was wondering whom, who's here? were in a did -- at least in part of a democratic city but in terms of power, the house, sthat, and white house are republican -- control sod michael said i would be curious to find out too. so i don't know if anybody how many democratses are here? [applause] okay how many republicans are here? how many people involved in the politica

k-d. during halftime against l-a he posted this clip. <> everyone in the arena gave him a standing ovationt is able to stay healthy, he's projected to become the ninth player in history to reach 30- thousand points. the second round of the all star voting came out today. steph curry... now leads the west with over one-million and 300-thousand votes. followed by durant... james harden... russell westbrook... and anthony davis. draymond green and klay thompson rank sixth and seventh in the east -- as expected lebron james takes first place... followed by giannis antetokounmpo they have the most votes in the league... both have over a million four-thousand. the nba was in london. celtics taking on the 76ers... --in the first half -- philadelphia was rolling j-j reddick... finished with a game-high... 22 points 76ers up by 13 --second completely different story celtics rally from behind... daniel theis puts boston ahead --late in the fourth -- a scuffle breaks out between ben simmons and marcus smart celtics win 114-103 speaking of the all-star games... sharks defenseman, brent burns will repr

k. for more bring in senior markets commentator who has switched seats here at post 9 big playbook, strategichts, what are they. >> ongoing sweet-spot seems it has continued into 2018. pretty much all these things working for the market, low volatility advance, yesterday a little more energy in the nasdaq, obviously getting above 7,000 with a percent and a half move what's interesting is you have these forces of global consumer boom animating the nasdaq nasdaq composite also almost 14% of s&p 500 the top five stocks in the s&p are the top five in the nasdaq that's actually a newish thing so it's very new versus let's say 2,000. on the other side you have this cyclical reflation story working for the dow and working for global markets it's rare, i think, that you have these growth stocks you're supposed to huddle into when overall economic growth isn't great and cyclical is working. i don't know how long that sweet-spot extends but seems where we're starting 2018. >> jack joins us this morning, chief investment officer it is an interesting barbell that mike describes. cyclical, macro inflation

kurdish groups post such a threat to turkey well to keep a long story short turkey consider is the syrian kurdish groups terrorist groups with links to the banned kurdistan workers party the p k k that has waged a decades long fight inside turkey and ankara specially fia's the creation of a kurdish corydoras along its border inside syria and fears that this could further inspire a separatist notions within turkey's kurdish community. the u.s. and russia are calling on court to stop the operation in northern syria isn't turkey isolating itself by pushing ahead. well this operation is definitely going to complicate relations with both washington and moscow just to highlight the complexity of these old you have to know that turkey a nato ally is now bombing a kurdish groups inside syria that the u.s. on the other hand considers its most important ally in their fight against the so-called islamic state group and russia on the other hand the strongest supporter of syrian president bashar al assad is controlling the end space of both offerings and the russians have now said they will demand in the united nations turkey to stop this oh peroration so we're going to see if turkey real

k-a... the "white shark"... looks like he's back... postingld team the 34-year-old outfielder spent five seasons roaming the outfield for the giants.... between 2012 and 2016, he hit .259 with 78 doubles, 24 triples, 19 home runs and 157 rbi in 649 games.... he was part of the 2012 and 2014 world series champion teams. (pam) coming up... an elephant makes an "illegal" border crossing.... we'll explain where this elephant trotted off to. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. we can now simulate the exact anatomyh care, of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and if we can fix damaged heart valves without open heart surgery, imagine

in the u k, we have gone from being the economy that was doing surprisingly well post-brexit to doingve been overtaken in a relative way in the optimism. we are pretty cautious here too. manus: let's tie this together because you have seen moves in cable. these are the risk reversals on sterling. you are breaching pads for the first time since 2009. turnaroundincredible in a very short period of time for sterling. what does that do to the gilt discussion? what does that do to the u.k. discussion? we're at a eight-year high on risk reversals. tim: this is really a dollar sterling trade rated has not been so impressive. yes, we have had the creeping higher of sterling versus the dollar. two of the most unpopular currencies in the pack at the moment. currencies have been powering ahead. mexico is recovering. this is not the top of the table. anna: ugly competition in the currency markets. tim haywood from gam. that is it for european markets. the open is next. your car,you are in you have the podcast, digital radio, you can listen to everything they have been covering through the day. th

kaepernick posted this video announcing the donation and thanking k-d...(sot: kaepernick) "i asked my friends what organizations i should donate to. first up, easy money sniper, kevin durant. k.d. chose d-bug, a bay area organization that advocates for criminal justice reform and police accountability. on top of that k.d. said he'd match my 10-k donation. k.d., thank you so much brother for continuing to uplift and empower our communities. we love and appreciate you, thank you again." steph curry also said he will be part of the kaepernick pledge... as he will donate an additional 10-thousand-dollars to "united playaz"... a bay area-based violence prevention and youth development organization that has partnered with curry before in his community development initiatives kaepernick is expected to announce the donation as he reveals another charity each day for the next nine days punishment has come down from the nba for the rockets- clippers locker room incident two night ago... the rockets trevor ariza and gerald green have both been suspe

k comcast is behind two major high-rise towers. and there was no social media to cheer for fans or post pictures of kids in their eagles gear. >> people are more sophisticated and smarter now. >> reporter: since 2005 the pope has been to philly blessing those in prison and on the parkway. now it has been awhile since anybody put a phillies hat ob top of william penn. don't give him an eagles jersey because the city is just as superstition as it was back then. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> that's not happening. the championship game is twos away. the only place you'll see it is here on nbc 10. we're the official station of the philadelphia eagles. so you can watch every moment of the action before, during and after the game right here. in the meantime, we're working on several stories for 5:00. >> all new at 5:00, the tale of the tapes. >> prosecutors play what they say is a confession from this man accused of a crime that stunned the area and nbc 10 is in the courtroom. that's new at 5:00. >>> after a handful of days in the 50s and 60s, the cold making a return. but it doesn't last too long. it might even be changing up in time for

k. dickey." a cyber crime specialist prosecutor from the department of justice. we have just learned that he has a new gig. "washington post" reports today that he is the latest specialist the special counsel team operating under the leadership. in the post today, ryan dickey was not just added right now. it's reported he was actually brought on to mueller's team in november. this is just the first time anybody was able. >> first of all, for what it's worth, i think this means there are at least 17 prosecutors working on mueller's team now. number two, we know now that the very month the president's russia lawyer was publicly and not only was robert mueller not wrapping up the investigation in november, he was still adding new prosecutors to his team at that time. and because what we know about ryan dickey's professional area of specialization and what he's an expert at, we at least can now ask before questions about where we know that rnc staffers were questioned last month, quo, about the party digital operation that worked with the trump campaign to target voters in key states that was according to michael isikoff. we a

he's threatened to sue cnn, the washington post, the "new york times," the associated press, comedian tom arnold, 92-year-old scottish widow, david k. johnston, tony schwartz, governor john kasich, senator ted cruz, oh, and all of the women who accused him of sexual harassment and assault. and that's just a small sampling and those are just lawsuits because of criticisms, to say nothing of his business deals. the president almost never actually follows through with these lawsuits and it would be very difficult to win a liable suit, especially to block this book prior to publish kags which would be tomorrow morning. lastly, let's all take a step back here. it's remarkable that the president of the united states is in any way trying to stop publication of a book, breaching the right of free speech and freedom of the press that we have in this country just because said speech to be candid, hurts his feelings. not for a national security reason, in fact, from what we know about the president's furious response to this book, it seems that the quotes from steve bannon are what has upset him the most. the quotes. although, just a few minu

k. party to be terrorists and armed confrontation could potentially see two nato members clash something unheard of until today. syrian government forces fire on rebel fighters in aleppo this some verified footage was posted online by the syrian government the syrian observatory for human rights say the army has captured dozens of villages in the past three days and is closing in on rebel forces further north turkey has threatened to attack the kurdish held town of a freend monitoring group say shelling has already begun ankara had been hoping for washington support instead a fresh conflict is brewing between the countries the us led coalition says it is setting up a thirty thousand strong security force to inhibit the activities of the so-called islamic state along the borders with turkey and iraq these areas are controlled by the syrian democratic forces a u.s. backed militia alliance led by syrian kurds but turkey regards the kurds as terrorists and does not want them controlling territory along its border turkish president red chip tire paired one accuse the u.s. of acting against turkish interests should the article read occur now the u.s. has acknowledged it has a stablished an army of terror along

k. le guin was 88 years old. still to come on the newshour: republican senator susan collins on dealing with democrats post- shutdown. and, much more. >> woodruff: there were multiple developments today connected to the russia investigation. the "washington post" reports that special counsel robert mueller plans to question president trump about why he fired former national security adviser, michael flynn and former f.b.i. director, james comey. this, hours after the department of justice confirmed attorney general jeff sessions faced questions just last week. here is jeffrey brown to help piece together what we know now. >> brown: the attorney general is the first trump cabinet member to sit down with robert mueller's team. we also learned today that former f.b.i. director james comey was questioned by the special counsel's office last year. the "new york times" reported that this afternoon. and, washington investigations editor mark mazzetti joins me now. so mark, we have attorney general sessions last week. we have james comey last year. what does this tell us, if anything, about the state of the probe? >> well,

posted. meanwhile, a number of companies are announcing that they're going to start giving workers bonuses, pay raises, maybe increase their own 401(ke some of the savings from that republican tax cut bill. there's dozens of companies doing this right now. my buddy charles pain over at making money, the host of that fine show, that kicks off in about 1 1/2 hours on fbn has been saying this is how it would play out. a lot of people were suspicious of that. i guess they still are, charles. they don't see it happening. it is happening, isn't it? >> neil, it's happening in so many different ways. the trump tax plan is introducing instant main street dividends. more and more companies are announcing wind falls for employees and now communities and charities. dozens of companies have announced actions based on the new tax rates and they include the window to bring home overseas profits. i'm sure everybody has heard about the bonus checks from $1,000 to $2,000. there's additional ways that america is benefitting. higher minimum wage. mounting evidence that wage hikes like minimum wage hikes a you'lly produce job losses, but when you have c

k. brown won for best actor in nbc's "this is us." hulu won twice. best drama went to the "handmaid's tale." and we posted a number of stories on nbcbayarea.com including a slide show of the few stars that chose not to wear black. laura. >> thanks a lot, kris. >>> 6:08 right now. turning to the white house this morning. president trump back there. live look right now. the president is rallying republicans to be united as they press forward with their 2018 legislative agenda. today the president will travel to tennessee. talk to farmers about the economy. hoping to turn the page on the controversial book "fire and fury." discussion of the book dominated the sunday shows. first hear from the author and then one of the president's defenders. >> this book is not about my view of donald trump. it is about the view of all of the people closest to him. >> statements like the one mr. wolf made about how we all think about the president is just ridiculous. >> again, many republicans want to focus on the agenda. immigration talks with democrats resume at the white house tomorrow. lawmakers have just over two weeks

post tax cut windfalls and how they're spending them. you heard about total system services, 1,000 bonus to 11,500 workers, 5% pay raises and raising 401(kh. and aflac saying they are raising matching level for 401(k)s. hundreds of american businesses got kudos last night during the president's state of the union address, but one entire sector did not. listen. >> one of my greatest priorities is to reduce the price of prescription drugs. in many other countries these drugs cost far less than what we pay in the united states, and it's very, very unfair. that is why i've directed my administration to make fixing the injustice of high drug prices one of my top priorities for the year. [applause] >> and prices will come down substantially. watch. liz: and watch this, prices of pharma stocks and biotechs coming down, you can see pfizer, merck, eli lilly down from 2% to down 4.63%. one-two punch from the president, and amazon berkshire hathaway matchup killing the names. that was yesterday. today you have the aftermath what the president said. with eli lilly getting hurt there. look at celgene, amgendown, biogen lower, 1 1/2. let's bring in by

performances rarely are recognized at oscar time and "the huffington post" is saying we should consider that and larry hackett, you weigh in. kot the place to go. melissa mccarthy got a nomination for "bridesmaids." the last one to was marisa tomei. the last comedy to win was "annie hall," 1978. this is not the place that comedies get recognized. at the golden globes, musical and comedy in part to recognize performances like this. >> why do you think comedies aren't valued among oscars?>> i organization that likes to recognize drama. that's why. >> drama. >> that's what it is about. movies that ll. "dunkirk," "darkest hour," "the post." these are the pictures that traditionally lead the pack, maybe not this year but that is what -- >> movies that a lot of people haven't seen. >> that's right. it's kind of gng in that direct. that's not just about pictures made but the way we watch. people doing it at home and watching netflix which gets nominated but increasing gap between picture, increasing gap between how movies fit in the culture. not all movies that everybody sees. >> talking to themselves. >> in some degrees they are ta

he posted bail which was set at $200,000, and his first court appearance at set for friday afternoon at 1:30 pm. >>> san francisco police officer mourning the loss of a police k-9 that died after an illness. cavett was eight years old and died last thursday. he was born in the netherlands in 2009. during his career, he helped with searches and security sweeps including two world series games, a super bowl, and a u.s. open golf tournament. we are told that he was always eager to work, but enjoyed spending time with his handler and other officers. >>> an east bay family assuring a frightening story of their or- year-old son who was severely attacked by the family rottweiler. he received more than 60 stitches to his scalp and face. >> the dog was euthanized, and our reporter is -- has more on what happened. and we understand that the dog was brought here where it was euthanized. that was at the request of the family immediately after this horrifying incident that happened. we understand that this 4-year- old boy was rushed to the hospital, and he had long hair down to his back that had to be shaved off. but despite all of that, he said he was in good spirits, an

post nine, ubs director joining us. we had you on on the fourth. i was looking back to see what your comments were as we crossed 25 k back then you said new money for's got to get placed and puts us in reasonably good stride anything changed >> not much. pretty much the same story encouraged by the deregulatory backdrop you're hearing a lot of people talking about the benefits of the tax reform plan, what it's going to mean to earnings, better earnings. therefore, decent pes. so they're moving along. we've backed off 26,000 here on a slight geopolitical chill. there were rumors out that turkey was massing troops along the boarder wirder with syria a would that lead us better safe than sorry we still have half the gains in. >> all right i was going to say the dollar kind of on a continued decline seems like operating in the background, you know, it's part of the whole story i wonder how you think it filters in is it just, you know, kind of a represention of t representation that we have a lot of liquidity are they being closer to being done where does that fit in the mix >> it does have grate dea great with central bank versus central bank i think i

k. dickey, led the prosecution of the original guccifer, inspiration and tribute of guccifer 2.0, cybercrime specialist, prosecutor from the department of justice. we have just learned he has a new gig. "washington post" reports he's the latest specialist prosecutor brought on to robert mueller's team, the special counsel team operating under the leadership of robert mueller on the russian vaechlgts accordiinvestigation. according to the reporting from the "post," not just added right now, brought on the team in november, just this is first time anybody could report it. still learning about the appointment now tells us a couple of things. first of all, think that means at least 17 prosecutors working on mueller's team now. number two, we know now that the very month the president's russia lawyer was publicly proclaiming that the mueller investigation was coming to a close, would be over by thanksgiving, not only was robert mueller not wrapping up in november, he was still adding new prosecutors to his team at that time. and because of what we know about ryan dickey's professional area of specialization, what he's an expert at, can at least ask better questions about where mueller is going with his te

paid for "the washington post" a couple of years ago.on just last week, just last week buzzfeed published a piece entitled "37 things white people need to stop ruining in 2018."kthe items on the list, america. that's not just wrong, it's nuts. it's actually suicidal. as liberals are always correctly reminding us, america is a multiracial society, which is great. multiracial societies are great. but they are fragile, always. they only survive when people of different races decide to treat each other as human beings with equal dignity. when they square off into warring tribes, it's over. liberals say they abhor white nationalism and they should, but at the same time they are promoting it with crap like this. when liberals pull up buzzfeed for the latest listicle of why white people are wrecking america, they are happy to last long because they are saved safe in the knowledge that it doesn't affect them. the joke looks a lot different when you are not rich. you've lost family friends to heroin, you haven't painted your house in 20 years. everybody you know is being crushed by the rising cost of education and health care. you're fairly certain your kids are going

k) is, right? looking pretty good. what's the cover of the "new york post." steve: glad you asked, ka-do ka-dow., there is an apple. and apple has big news. apparently what they are going to do is going to create 20,000 new jobs in the united states. they're going to build a brand new campus not in california or texas. they already have campuses there. employees get $2,500 stock bonuses. and they are are going to pay $38 billion in taxes to repatriate. right now they got close to close to quarter trillion dollars overseas. they will put a bunch of that money back and put it to work in the united states. brian: the hope is people look at apple as a leader in this country. one of the greatest success stories in this country. if apple can do it, i should take the risk and do it. because they look for that as a sound investment. on the dow, listen to this. they have grown 1% every two days. the market got past us went 1,000 points and fastest sprint in the history of the dow jones industrials. in terms of repelling the economy, it has grown 42.5% since president trump has won the election. so, this

the dow closing above 26 k for first time the s&p and nasdaq seeing fresh record closes. the tech sector led the way postingts best one-day performance. got to go back to october, jim, for tech having a better day than wednesday. >> there were two tech rallies yesterday. there was one stimulated by asnl it's a european company, they make gigantic, the size of city buses, capital equipment, machinery and they say listen, the demand for semiconductors is off the chart. that then triggered a big rally in the texas instruments of the world. micron and the second rally was kind of confused it started with apple saying these things but apple had been going down because of the research challenge about no super cycle of the then people started realizing, wait a second, they are putting this money to work in the economy i call it the apple marshall plan but what's left? it can be a lot for shareholders witness this new one-two punch we're seeing one, walmart raises the wages. two, goldman sachs saying now the shareholders about to benefit. it's like wages and marshall plan, shareholders that's why you keep getting a

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wash post now reports, that he then quickly summoned the fbi acting director andrew mccabe to ask him who he voted for in the 2016 election and expressing his wife's political affiliation and to make kmccake and then he smeared mccabe who is a 20 year respected veteran. mccabe is going to retire after republicans followed the president's lead by appreciating him to go and hammering constantly in closed door interviews. that kind of smear campaign against the fbi leadership and that kind of willingness to embrace the president's conspiracy theories has gone off the rails. and it has gone off the rails with the help of elected republicans who i think we all thought should know better. here is one of them. >> we have an informant that is talking about a group that were holding secret meetings off site. there is so much smoke here, so much -- >> let's stop there. a secret society. a secret meetings off side of the justice department? >> correct. >> and you have an informant saying that. >> yes. this is -- this is bias potentially corruption at the highest level of the fbi. robert mueller used to run the fbi. >> senator johnson has spent the better part of the day trying to explain those

post, barbara brown, that was a big one there. >>> how about twitterverse. here's a countdown. nobody counts backwards better than me. at number five, on twitter, people were talking about sterling kfour, nicole kidman, she won for the best musical or comedy. third was natalie portman. a lot of people talk about james franco. but the most tweeted about star, no shock here, oprah winfrey. she stole the show last night. >>> let me circle back to james franco and why so many people were tweeted about him. he won for actor motion picture for "the disaster artist." he plays this character. he's a real person. tommy is the director and star of a cult film called "the room." franco decided to invite him up for the acceptance speech. that's when tommy tried to steal the show. and it provided this moment. >> come on up here, tommy. 19 years ago. hold on. hold opinion. >> not so fast. tommy going straight for the mic. james franco said, no, hold on. twitter had a field day with that moment. one user wrote, he made a gif. when you want to give credit but not too much credit. good moment there. >>> a lot of reunions last night, too. some of our favorite duos were at the globes. telma and loui