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at brand-new record highs, climbing for the fifth day in a row, i am david david , joining me, kevin o'leary, trish regan, kristina partsinevelos and gary kaltbaum. piper jaffray is joining like of j.p. morgan, goldman sachs, bank of america, calling for even more gains next year, fueled by the strength of this economy, as momentum is building for president trump, latest "usa today" suffolk poll showing a turn with president beating all of top 2020 democrats in head-to-head match ups, are the markets and strong economy what is turning the tied in absolutely. people like a good stock market, a good job market, they feel koptistic. if president can hold on to this impeachment stuff be dammed the proof is in the pudding. >> i love what is happening with deregulation. no one get -- gives enough credit to it, we're on fire, we can't even hire people we need, this economy reminds me of the '60s, amarillo, texas. and fargo, these are places we have companies, this is an amazing economy. >> i would say for 2019, the regrecession that never was. we had all those scares and now the sant santa claus ra

kevin o'leary and lori greiner got into a bidding war. >> 150,000, 20%.take it. >> so, my last offer was at 25%, you dropped to 20%. no royalty, straight equity. that's the deal? >> lori, it is the best option for this. >> huge mistake. huge mistake. >> yes! >> lori won. she looks happy about this. i'm happy for him. >> me, too. there's one thing iious wa justo know why there's no little elf on the design. >> it's little already. it's christmas. >> i get it. i do. >> you want a little more. you want to see the little elf when you do it? hi, friend. >> thank you. you get it. >> i get you. you can watch "shark tank" sundays at 9:00 p.m. on abc7. >>> 6:55 g monday morn g mondayn 7 things to know before you go. we have some steady rain and showers in the mountains for the rest of the day. temperatures in the 50s now, reaching 60s this afternoon. >> number two here's a live look at sfo. expect more weather delays today. 60% of the flights at sfo were delayed or canceled yesterday. windy weather and low visibility cut the runway capacity in half. >>> number thr

kevin o'leary and lori greiner got into a bidding war. >> 150,000, 20%., you dropped to 20%. no royalty, straight equity. that's the deal? >> lori, it is the best option for this. >> huge mistake. huge mistake. >> yes! >> okay. how cool is that? >> that is cool. so you can watch shark tank on sundays at 9:00 p.m. right here on abc7. is it out now? i know people are already trying to wrap christmas gifts. >> yes. yes. i like cute wrapping paper. >> keep us safe. >> my parents are in town, so we did christmas yesterday. who used all the tape? >> you. >> you look like you would use all the tape. >> i spent a lot of time wrapping that package. kind of hurts your back when you sit on the floor. poor me. let me show you something impressive. nearly nine inches of rain in san rafael since tuesday. it is raining there once again. periods of rain, steadiest this morning. scattered showers tuesday, wednesday, thursday. then the next storm friday, saturday, sunday, would be another atmospheric river. not like this one. temperatures this afternoon, you can see upper

joining me to break it down mitch row rochell, dagen mcdowl and kevin o'leary. big news day today.tory is pretty interesting. maria: wait until you hear what happened. our top story this hour, a phase one china trade deal to tell you about. global markets are rail hadding i this morning as the -- rallying and this morning as the u.s. and china reach a phase one trade agreement. here's what we know about the deal. it calls for china to buy $50 billion of u.s. agricultural products, the u.s. reducing tariffs on chinese imports, includes measures to h prevent currency manipulations. the increases that we expected to go into effect on sunday will not go into effect. so far, we have the confirmation on the u.s. side. joining us now is john hilsenrath to weigh in here. john, it says that there's a protection in here for ip. what do you say? >> yeah, the chinese have been saying they want to make progress on that, toughen their intellectual property enforcement rules. that actually might be the most important part of this deal, to tell you the truth. you know, there's a lot of talk about

the podcast the secrets of wealthy women, veronica dagger, and etf chairman and entrepreneur, kevin o'leary china once again boosting markets. we also have a firmer tone because the economy is pretty good in the u.s. we've got the job numbers out tomorrow. what are you expecting in. >> i'm expecting steady as she goes. i've got a pretty good index of what's occurring with small private companies, i've got 50 of them across every state. we have never had a better quarter, ever. feels like the '60s again, maria. it feels so amazing if you're at a consumer level. most of these companies are consumer goods and services. they are on fire. the economy's on fire. maria: the adp numbers yesterday were weaker than expected. were supposed to be 140,000 jobs added to th the economy, it was. >> the small businesses are doing very well. the issues around the s&p 500, 26% of sales are you abroad. they've got issues. they've got tariff stuff. my little companies don't have those issues. maria: those are the job creators in the country. >> yes, they are, they're making money. maria: join us tomorrow for 8:

we had kevin o'leary on yesterday, who said don't worry, we can't be the policemen of the world.se say these are internal affairs and the united states shouldn't be involved in that. i think trump deserves a profile in courage for signing that -- maria: the hong kong. >> the bill. it was not necessarily in his economic interest to do that. it pissed off the chinese and beijing government but i think he did the right thing. we have a hard time getting an answer to this because the chinese lie about their economic data, as you know. how much have the trump tariffs really hurt the chinese economy in your opinion? >> i think they have. there's no question, i think the macroeconomic picture for china one with a lot of downward pressure. on the other hand, the other side of what's going on in china is the rise of chinese corporates on the fortune global 500. so today, the last most recent issue of that, 121 american companies, 119 chinese companies. that's how they get to their next level is by taking all the -- >> aren't those highly subsidized by the of of government? >> some of them