keeling says -- it's simple.avid keeling - "a lot of folks don't want to get involved in other peoples' business," but he and sparkle johnson want that to change. keeling - "there needs to be more awareness made. are you in danger now? is he close by? who did this to you? sparkle johnson - "that's why people are dying to domestic violence everyday here in nashville, it is going crazy, and now we see why." ( robin ) sparkle johnson also went to a local mall. she says no one stopped to ask her if she needed help. ( robin ) a california woman takes matters into her own hands, after her wallet is stolen.. after confronting the alleged thief ... she posted video of the encounter on social media. <"rpd is on their way. she's already stolen from kohl's too."nat sound"going into chuck e. cheese's and stealing poeple's wallets? those items are stolen."> that's the moment leasha sanders says she caught the woman trying to use her credit card inside a walmart. she says she was celebrating her niece's birthday when she notic

keeling says -- it's simple. david keeling - "a lot of folks don't want to getinvolved in other peoples' business," but he and sparkle johnson want that to change. keeling - "there needs to be more awareness made. are you in danger now? is he close by? who did this to you? sparkle johnson - "that's why people are dying to domestic violence everyday here in nashville, it is going crazy, and now we see why." (jrstone) sparkle johnson also went to a local mall. she says no one stopped to ask her if she needed help. (justine) still ahead -- from slaves to settlers. we'll show you the hidden history of a town built and run by former slaves. just ahead in sports...former sf giants sports...former just ahead in at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may

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. >> in a minute i'll have keel bass ca. >> reporter: that's what he says this hot dog cart is doing for him. >> oh, yeah, without a doubt. there's no doubt about it. >> reporter: in october 2017, like so many others, lowell's home burned to the ground. what's worse, lowell had fairba recovered from the deaths of two of his children. >> and then the damn fire. everything i possibly own the, fo. >> lowell ended in a fema trailer, and there he sat. months passed, and he barely left it. >> and i just was depressed. i sat here and watched television all day, gained 50 pounds. it wasn't good. >> reporter: lowell knew he needed to do something and remembered helping a friend out with a hot dog cart years ago. >> that was two regulars, right? >> reporter: he put what money he had into edna's hot dogs, named for his mom. the plan was to come to kwcoffe park three days a week to feed construction workers. but then his daughter posted his story to a fire survival page. now others going out of their way to help lowell get on his feet. >> i was a fire survivor in calistoga in the tubbs fire. i t

through cyber and then as it usually does, it tapers off to kind of like a low single digit, even keel trajectory for mostf december. >> mastercard says it was the strongest season in sixar with shoppers spending 5% more in november and decemberhan the year prior. while credit card purchase volume crew at citi, jpmorgan r,d wells fargo during the holiday quar all three banks said purchase volume from the prior quarter. the mixed messaging continues with the retailers results. even as most saw holiday salesv increase last year. target's strong h put it on trackin to havg its strongest sales results in 13 years. however, macy's holiday sales while up, fell short of expectations and the department store lowered its annual forecast as a result. kohl's saw its holiday sales grow similar to macy's and it increased part of its forecast. lulu lemon, american eagle and tillie's saw among the strongest sales growth. while men'snd warehouse joseph a. bank reported a drop in holiday sales along with j.c. penneynd a express. it's still hard to know how the out.on averaged for "nightly business repo

to defeat the worst part of any you keep government westminster keel engine oil on a customs union in denial on no deal in denial on the amount of money being spent preparing for a no do. on last night's results be talked about being in denial the only person in denial in this chamber is him because he has consistently consistently failed to set out what his policy on the brakes is this government has failed in our country it cannot govern cannot command as opposed to most people facing the most important issues. at the moment which is predicted they failed again on the last of our last night on lucky child described as the key issue facing this country. with every other previous prime minister faced with this defeat on snowy day looking very sorry. we would be able to come along. well the best case scenario for the british prime minister as we speak is a very very long day of accusations and hanging by a thread but she gets to keep her job the worst case scenario is she might be shown the door later today if this vote of no confidence does not go in her favor now still m.p.'s have se

the main train station in the northern german city of keel. fans turned out in droves to watch germany's last game here on a big screen they have little doubt about who's going to win the tournament. it's a good take guys are great they're playing brilliantly well can i say we're going to be world champions i mean the tournament issues really popular in germany more people have been following the german team's games on t.v. than top matches in the football bundesliga. that's been what's important for us is that we don't just reach the normal handball funds we want to get all sports fans on board when we want to have everyone in the country talking about the team he was the last game against spain in cologne was completely sold out twenty thousand fans packed the arena to see germany now really secure victory and top their group. that was amazing really fantastic the atmosphere was electric so many people were screaming and shouting it was brilliant pop. on friday even the handball party would continue in kiel and across the country fans are ho

i gather there is worse to come —— keeled. it has been critical. it has been —50 with the.. it's getting close to freezing point by the weekend and maybe above freezing by the weekend. at the moment it is a blast of two or three days, but there is respite on the horizon.|j know for many natives of the area it isa know for many natives of the area it is a badge of honour to just brush this off, but there is a serious side. something like 18,000 homeless people in chicago. this is very tricky, deadly possibly if you were sleeping rough. i live in north-west suburbs, so i don't see it every day, but i work in the city, there area day, but i work in the city, there are a lot of homeless people around. tempted to is like as people prepare for, but these temperatures, there area for, but these temperatures, there are a lot of shelters that have been opened, i read today and saw some articles about the city providing homeless shelters, more shelters, asking local churches to open their doors and asking people as a whole to chip in and help fellow citizens. it is good to talk to yo

. >> no, but the president says there is a really good chance you could see a keel before mid-februaryat can you actually get con? >> well, i'm very hopeful. i always have been very hopeful reaching outs. first of all, we'll have to bring -- my good friend susan collins said you need to bring in professionals. there is a lack of trust and a lack of bloaf on both sides. no one believes that these figures are correct or this or that's going to happen or do we really need all $5.7 billion being spent on some kind of secured structure. on the other hand, you know, we know that a lot of our drugs and things that come across are coming through ports ofen try. that's going to be technology, krebsor, things of that sort. i think they can find a balance if you bring an outside special group in, unbiased, non-partisan. >> brennan: who? >> basically professionals, engineers. >> brennan: the secretary of homeland security has been talking to congress. >> the secretary of homeland security by democrats are believing she's being to basically say what the white house wants her to say. so if you wanto

he put things on a steady keel. economy, and riddance of the public debt was a jefferson's mantra and gallatin turned that into a reality. gallatin's frugality had a heavy price. the u.s. was a week and a young nation on the fringe of an atlantic world dominated by britain and france. for the first 25 years of the nation's existence under the powersution, those great were at war with each other. the war lasted and tell napoleon's defeat of waterloo. it was one of the largest military conflicts in human history. america's distance from europe to the u.s. breathing room but not enough. the u.s. had a long and indefensible coastline, a vast and largely ungoverned interior and an economy that depended on export of raw materials and food to europe. once britain and france decided to use trade disruption as a way , theakening each other collateral damage to america's interests were inevitable. despite that threat, gallatin insisted on repaying public debt over military preparations. when damage to american interests final

we will also be talking to scott keele. we talked about the joint venture that we thought would be announced today about how bw and ford would be getting together over cars in europe. alix: no cars of running? haven't gotten out yet? david: no, sorry. [laughter] awesome stuff. check in with you later, david. a risk off feel, the u.n. getting chinese trade data overnight. imports and exports are much canr than estimated, you see the s&p futures off by 8/10 of 1% with euro-dollar flat on the day, a stronger dollar story when it comes to the high yielding currencies, but not the safety currencies. the 10 year yield is down by three basis points across the bond world except when it comes to italy. part of that is definitely going to be the trade story, the imports from copper to soybeans and all of that reverberating in the market. time now for the bloomberg first take and we have michael mckee guys, if you take a look at what's happening in china, how much of that, mike, was just payback of exporting a lot before trade picked

. >> how many does tesla view tesla as -- chin as one of its keel opportunities?ig of a prize is china from elon's perspective to grow? >> fts huge because it's the potential and the fact that china is now veering towards less air pollution and more clean energy. that's part of their government strategy and that is something that gets a lot of support from beijing and now you want to be a in an industry in commoinl which is supported by the government. it could be tricky that you have a lot of local competition. beijing electric vehicle and y.b. make up the bulk of things made in china. >> it still has a hefty price tag selling in china. we were worried about the top end of the chinese market. >> definitely. especially as you see more crackdown on luxury and seeing beijing trying to reign in all of these luxury pumps. however, this also plays into too clean energy narrative in china as well so naked actually help tesla. already -- very interesting to know -- moment in factually -- factorry is fully oned by tesla, not a joint. a way of china's one-way opening up to

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a lot of these coaches are even keel theyeed somebody a little a crazy that's normally the guy coaching the linebackers. but the redskins have to find a way to stop having so many insries. two yen a row nothing but injuries, they use it as excuses you're not allowed to use that as an excuse in the nfl. if they do, then they can compete. people want to see a winner on the football field. >>> seven, da that's how long we have wait today see the capitals last on the ice.at th's just aboutugh time to forget about the seven-game losing streak. alex ovech won't be available to helpre themak it tomorrow. he h to sit out one game forhe skippi all-star festivities. but good news chrissian juus back on the ice. he had surgery on his theft thigh in december. the team in a good mood after a mid season vacation. e >> i can srybody was missing the hockey and everybody flying like, you know, everybody laughing, everybo don't think about what happened week ago or how many games we lose in a row. but we'll be fine the next few tays. >> any time throuhe season you get three, four days to settle in and no

. >> the staff system, which kept the president on an even keel, folded into one man. >> it turned outriment. >> don regan was not cut out for that job. >> i'm not the president, i'm not taking charge of anything. ro ronald reagan is in charge of the country. >> reagan needed good advisers, and in the second term he doesn't have the same quality of people surrounding him. it had huge political effects for the president. >> from nbc news, this is "today." >> former hostage david jacobson is a step closer to u.s. soil at this hour. he was freed sunday after 17 months of captivity in lebanon. >> because we are still negotiating for the other hostages, we're not going to say anything more about what process we went through to get him out. >> the american policy is that we don't negotiate with hostage takers, we don't make deals, we don't pay ransom. but reagan hammered to find a way to get them out. >> today, the story from middle east sources is iran has helped the united states free a hostage from lebanon. >> in a bizarre tale worthy of a thriller, iran's news agency reports that robert

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a woman with a cold is treated as if she will keel over. statistically i find this funny. man is more likely to. and middle america is presumed to be male. you worked for the highest ranking woman in politics. how much does this ring true to you? what do you think the real barier is running for president than a man? >> being a woman. sexism exists in politics today, existed in 2016 election, existed in the 2018 election and exists today. look, i worked on the hill in 25 years. in 22 out of the 25 years i have work for women and i've seen it. women are judged differently. women are judged about how they speak, how they dress, who they know, how they operate. and women are much better politicians than many people want to give them credit for every single day. >> things change. women made democrats the majority in the house now. >> we're slowly evolving and talking about likability, the question about likability and elizabeth warren was put out there in order to see if she's going to sink or float, you know. i think she's going to float, and there's going to be women out ther

by the way did you know in this cycle, i will add this editorial, i want to keep you on an even keel,is cycle, the blue-collar workers have had largest gain in employment, blue-collar employment, largest gain since the middle 1980s when i worked for ronald reagan in omb. when i was a reagan cub scout. second point, we did a study for eca economic council advisors, the local workers are getting faster pay raises than the middle workers. not higher, mind you, but faster. to translate that, overall wages are rising right now year-over-year a little better than 3%, whicher terrific numbe. the lower end is rising 4% which is even more terrific. to your point about the atlanta fed, gdp now model. they will make big revisions, they always do. it is an honest model. i like to track it myself. they are 2.6 for q4. i'm taking the over. i think we'll get to 3%. today's jobs number, you will think i see very strong retail sales, very strong industrial production, business equipment and so forth. so, i just think, that is one of the, one of the fallouts from today's jobs number is going to be a lo

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while the shutdown lasts, offering a hot meal that's bringing a little warmth to federal workers who keel left out in the cold. >> i've wor for the government over 30 years and i've seen a lot ofaleder shutdod th takes the cake. we shouldn't have to have this iner a. >> reporter: now, again, the kitchen will be open until 6:00 ortonight. some workers just came in. all you have to do is show your federal i.d. card. and if you can't make it outwi tonight the be back tomorrow and the day after that and the day after that, for as long as the shutdown lasts. >> incredible. thank you, cory. >>> sears. sears has beenle saved at for now. after days of negotiations chairman lampert has appartly won a bankruptcy auction to avoid liquidationf the company. and his deal is worth more than $5 billion. if it's fhialized t bid would keep about 400 stores open, saving about 50,000 jobs. at its peek in 2012 the 132-year-old retailer operated about 104,000 >>> if you live in our area chances are you know someone affected by the government shutdown. >> working for you in the community but time she introduces

we'll keel with our policy disputes separately but we won't, we won't engage in shutting down the federal government. because it's disastrous, it's reckless, it's dysfunctional and it's a disservice to the people who sent us here. and it's that simple. never again shut down government. yield back. mr. clay: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri reserves, the gentleman from north carolina. mr. meadows: i recognize the gentleman from texas, mr. roy, for two minutes. mr. roy: thank you, my friend from north carolina. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. roy: mr. speaker, you know what's hard to respond to? it's hard to respond to my constituents at home who are witnessing the theater of the absurd. it's hard to respond to lori vargas, a mother in san antonio who lost her son jared last summer to somebody who was here illegally, who was captured, released, captured, released, stopped by law enforcement and then murdered her son. it is extremely hard to respond to our members of the border patrol who go down to the river, the rio grand

they are keel pillars to drive in the future. europe anne competitiveness. for us this is a very good market to be in. >> the leading countries, they are preoccupied with their own domestic things, like we definitely see that mrs. merkel who used to be leader of europe is now losing control probably to a certain extent, and there are many talks that she will step down later this year. >>> well, for mow i'm pleased to say that i'm now joined by the ceo of ab and -- it's a pleasure to have you here in lovely davos. we've been talking quite a bit already about the concerns over europe's slowdown. very interesting the dsm ceo told me earlier this morning that he is worried that the ecb doesn't have a lot of ammunition for the next crisis. as a banker in europe, you've had to deal with low negative interest rates is this something that concerns you? >> well, definitely the low interest rates have helped in the beginning, but there is a moment in time, like you see in u.s. right now, that situation should change, and as you know, the ecb is talking about it as wel

we're, like, keel gwe'll get a places to help and we had so many businesses calling us and so many residentsaying we want to help, and we're going on about two weeks of collecting donations already. and they keep coming in. we're still getting the same amount today as we got on the very first day. >> and what kind of things are you hearing from people that want to help, that want to ease the suffering that you're going through? >> the most we have been hearing is that it is just showing support for the coast guard. alameda sitting on the water is obviously a very big -- with the boaters in the area. it has been a lot of support from the alameda community knowing that the coast guard is here, they helped in the community a bunch of times. it is the community giving back to our members here. it is really uplifting to see that, to know that they have got our backs like the coast guard has theirs. >> right. let's talk about that. your family serves the government. and now the government is not serving you. how does that make you feel that your family has been placed in this precarious situation?

. >> keel camera on monitor two. >> martin: for decades, they have been indispensable to knowing what's adversaries are up to. but like hubble, they cost billions of dollars each-- which is one reason there are so few in orbit. are they putting more up? >> molczan: they've never had more than four up at a time. >> martin: which is why cardillo is so interested in planet and its small satellites, that deliver a tsunami of data like n.g.a. has never seen. how many analysts would it take to keep up with those number of satellites? >> cardillo: we did some calculations, and we came up with, six million humans would need to be hired to exploit all the imagery that we have access to. you can see that it's not exactly a viable proposition. >> shawna wolverton: if you were trying to find this in syria, it's sort of like a needle in a haystack, right? >> martin: planet's shawna wolverton showed us how a computer can be programmed to help track the impact of syria's civil war on the people who live there. >> wolverton: so, what we've done is created a algorithm that looks for new roads and buil

. >> and that just shows, juliana, quite how politicized this entire keel has become this was somethingt was negotiated directly between the former prime minister and emmanuel mac roen's government, and the key point there is who owns these two companies, and ultimately, the majority shareholders in both are the states both italian and french states what you had was a deal worked out between them part of that deal allowed the french a significant amount of leverage they essentially said we will loan you the necessary 1 % for you to have a majority, and in order for you to hold on to that 1%, you will have to meet certain thresholds when it comes to jobs being maintained, economic output from this company, and specifically, ship building yard being maintained if you don't do that, we have the right, reserve the right to take that 1% back, and what's really interesting here is whether it's political or whether the business case has collapsed from the french and jrman perspective, they are now deciding that although we struck that deal last year, we're going to now question this with europ

he became the adult in the room and put the country back on an even keel. >> that's a good point. it's also true that mitch mcconnell is a master negotiator. he's very, very good at coming up the clever solutions. >> we'll see. paul, david, thanks very much. just ahead, more on the president's clash with the new speaker of the house. or nancy, as he calls her and what his walkout today says about his negotiating tactics. we'll be joined by michael dantonio along with dana bash. later, rod rosenstein, his expected departure and where that might lead the justice department and more information on the latest we're learn iing about paul manafort. thanks for coming today. so some of you are honda owners and some of you are toyota owners, right? yeah, yes. would you be surprised to hear that honda is the most reliable car company? no. honda's reliable. well it's actually not honda. really? oh! what? toyota! i mean, i knew in my heart toyota's one of the best brands out there. it's actually not toyota either. ohhh. chevy. it's chevy. you had me bragging. based on a nationwide survey, che

charlotte, not because you're not qualified but because i feel like charlotte really is more even-keeledn you are, and every leader needs a sidekick, and you're that guy. skyler has a deep knowledge of the manufacturing side, the production side, where charlotte really understands the design component, and candidly, i think she's ultimately better with big clients like t-mobile. she's friendlier. she's warmer, so they complement each other. so, the meeting with t-mobile is scheduled for, like, a little more than a week from now. skyler: yes. charlotte: yep. lemonis: and i did not cancel it because i didn't want to send them into a spin. charlotte: right. lemonis: the time crunch is real. we're talking about boards, a brand, new designs that are totally different than the casery. charlotte: right. lemonis: more gender-neutral so that you're addressing the entire phone market. so you guys need to set up a new llc. you should get a quick articles of incorporation set up. what about the name of the business? skyler: that's going to be really hard for us. lemonis: well, what are you telling t

he became the adult in the room and put the country back on an even keel. >> that's a good point.s also true that mitch mcconnell is a master negotiator. he's very, very good at coming up with clever solutions. >> we'll see. paul, david, thanks very much. >>> just ahead, more on the president's clash with the new speaker of the house. or nancy, as he calls her, and what his walkout today says about his negotiating tactics. we'll be joined by michael dantonio, along with dana bash. >>> later, rod rosenstein, his expected departure and where that might lead the justice department and the russia investigation. on the latest we're learning about paul manafort. mine, mine. it's not , and it always will be forever and ever. the rx 350l with 3 rows for up to 7 passengers. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. of every great meal is always the potato?t bite that's why it should always be an idaho potato. only genuine idaho potatoes have the perfect taste and texture to get your meal started right. (toots) but you know it's you. so know this. the activated charcoal in charco caps adsorb

>> adam, thank you so much adam reid joining us in london >>> a number of courts in german cities, keelbeen evacuated this morning we're just getting reports, following a series of bomb threats, police departments in those respective places have confirmed they are investigating reports of suspicious packages >> and finally, let's give you a look at u.s. futures and see where we're looking to open up all three indices have now turned negative. no massive moves there still, of course, early s&p 500 looking to open three points lower. dow about 12 points lower and the nasdaq down about the same that's it for today's show i'm julianna tatelbaum >> and i'm willem marx "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. have a great weekend hey, darryl. would you choose the network rated #1 in the nation by the experts, or the one awarded by the people? uh... correct! you don't have to choose, 'cause, uh... oh! (vo) switch to the network awarded by rootmetrics and j.d. power. buy the latest galaxy phones, get galaxy s9 free. [ neighing ] [ screeching ] ♪ [ sigh ] it's bring your own phone, not pony. so i

>> well, you know, they're certainly trying to keep business on a good keel. they're trying to -- you know, they were interested in having higher interest rates and a slimmer balance sheet. but when that appeared to threaten the vitality of business, they retreated from that >> bad ove >> he's smarter than i am. >> i don't know about that you are the billionaire. >> i'm not going to tell him what he should have done. >>a different way, for most of last year, ten, 11 months, we were optimistic. in december the world was ending stocks crashed, everything was terrible now we're having this great january again. what is happening? what has changed >> brian, you know, it's danger to look for rationality in the market so much of what what happens is psychology and unpredictable and inexplicab inexplicable i wrote a memo in february of '16 when the market got off to such a terrible start called "on the couch. once in awhile the market needs a trip to the shrink i said in the real world things fluctuate between pretty good and not so hot in the market from flawless to

and china can get their trading relationship on a more even keel. >> in terms of the timing, the countdown how likely are we to get some sort of deal? or is it going to be a kicking the can down the road, do we get another extension of that grace period? both:: there's a view that economies are slowing somewhat now. the market has become volatile. and each leader want time-out on this. they both want to call for a truce to continue, perhaps agree something on the good side of things by march 1. agree a broader framework for the more complicated negotiations in the months ahead. we should remember there was brought in political consensus in the u.s. and among, other countries too, who feel they do not get a level playing field in china. there's is support -- every chance, that just as though some kind of deal could be reach, it is just as possible the talks could collapse and we end up back where we started. >> and the global economic ramifications for that would be a norm is. we've spent -- would be e normous. we talked about apple as a macro story with the china slowdown and the flow-on a

you think even when a company is going through the turmoil that forecast is going through with some keelt questions >> there's many -- i really belief it's the function chairman or ceo. and as a technology investor the biggest successes are when the chairman and ceo are in the same spot. >> i wanted to ask you about china. you've been in china for more than a decade and very dullish on it. cross-border deals dried up completely can you invest in china right now during this trade war? >> the answer is yes, and i've been investing in china for 15 years. the team i've worked with series a and ten cent and baido we'll ton to do that. >> they did not get approval to worm. >> three to five years from now i'm still very optimistic. it's really half found for -- india will be the next turnaround >> jim briere of prier capital carl, back to you. >> all right sara, thank you very much. >>> when we come backs, sharing, of our parent company comcast higher we'll dig through those numbers and another stock today ibm not fading so long good guidance for 2019 on continued strength in its services busin

contradiction has got to be resolved, it could be resolved the way that norman smith suggested, either the eu keelmore likely that in the two weeks, we are back where we started, and that is where the option that i and my party has been promoting, the idea of going back to the country and offering her deal as against the option of remain, it is currently on the back burner. i think it may come asa the back burner. i think it may come as a last resort for the government. it is interesting that you say it is on the back burner, because it felt that perhaps towards the end of last year, there was more momentum behind that idea but that has a somewhat faded. unless jeremy that idea but that has a somewhat faded. unlessjeremy corbyn can be persuaded to full heartedly backed the idea for another vote, do you think that will happen?” the idea for another vote, do you think that will happen? i don't think that will happen? i don't think the momentum has gone, in fa ct, think the momentum has gone, in fact, two think the momentum has gone, in fa ct, two of think the momentum has gone, in fact, two of our l

keel or no deal british parliament holding a crucial vote to decide future of the exit from european the industry needs retail stocks mostly lower. top story right now half hour good news for the ford complez jeff flock live at adroit auto show with details from the interview with ceo of ford good morning to you. reporter:. maria, good morning to you we are just getting a 10-minute warning here at ford location, this is the -- auto show forked stand just about to show the new ford explorer you know they invented that segment pretty much suv segment, and they are going to reinvent it again perhaps you see the headlines from interview with jim hackett ceo of ford i want to make sure i got them all right, number one, he says to us, on fox business, outside investors will soon be announced at ford for the av and electricification efforts, coming back live that is jim farley you never know who you are running into president ford global jim hackett there will probably be alliance with vw announced shortly to me big headlined of the show from jim hackett said unlike general motors even thou

are, my dear friend stuart we probably known each other over 20 years i think you're much more even keelso i really like that approach. and i thank you for it. flf [laughter] well -- i -- out of context because last spoke with larry i think especially on jobs, 155 fast. incredibly sulky that day you said it was not good enough last friday it 312,000 and everybodys smiling that's the context. >> well okay i have known for 40 years -- 40 years ago. now what else did i miss? >> larry kudlow like a post party, you know, but what you missed was again more of the same stuart more violence swings to the downside and thenup side. i mean that's been the hall mark of this market we haven't seen it like this in five decades this kind of behavior and in the dow. >> what year did you leave because donald trump is president. u.k. voted to get out of the e.u.. >> i remember that. apple still trending along so gas prices -- are still falling. they fell throughout my absence. 223. >> more than a dozen states three a gallon that's the same for you two dollar gas. right so go away for a couple of weeks sta

but yeah looking through, if you're -- >> hard to stay even keeled about it >> you can get excited about you mentioned, the first time they're breaking out sky total customer relationships up by 164,000 there reflects growth in every one of the markets. >> that's exactly what it lost yesterday. >> i mean, obviously the markets went down broadly. >> it normally doesn't with some of the market routes i was surprised. it was right into -- but there were earnings coming out today. >> maybe people were nervous about that this will put some concerns to rest >>> let's talk about some other headlines hitting at this hour ibm shares jumping after ibm reported quarterly profit of $4.87 a share. that's 5 cents better than the street was expecting ibm also gave an upbeat outlook for 2019 as a result, that stock's been up sharply you're talking a gain of almost 7% this morning. $8.50 higher at $131 >>> let's dig through some of this united tech with $1.95 a share had called for earnings of just $1.53 a share. if we could look at those shares too. another dow component up by 3.75% this morning right n

we'll keel with our policy disputes separately but we won't, we won't engage in shutting down the federal government. because it's disastrous, it's reckless, it's dysfunctional and it's a disservice to the people who sent us here. and it's that simple. never again shut down government. yield back. mr. clay: i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri reserves, the gentleman from north carolina. mr. meadows: i recognize the gentleman from texas, mr. roy, for two minutes. mr. roy: thank you, my friend from north carolina. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. roy: mr. speaker, you know what's hard to respond to? it's hard to respond to my constituents at home who are witnessing the theater of the absurd. it's hard to respond to lori vargas, a mother in san antonio who lost her son jared last summer to somebody who was here illegally, who was captured, released, captured, released, stopped by law enforcement and then murdered her son. it is extremely hard to respond to our members of the border patrol who go down to the river, the rio grand

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