there obviously will be measures you won't see as well.in times square, i'm alison kosik. (ken) today authorities say they have evidence to charge a colodaro man they believe killed his missing fiance. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. "this morning, the district attorney's office filed five counts against mr. frazee..." (ken) the fiancee of a missing young mother in colorado is formally charged with murder. kelsey berreth has not been seen since thanksgiving day. today authorities say they have evidence that berreth was killed by patrick frazee, (catherine) farzee is the father of their one=year old daughter. a supermarket surveillance video on thanksgiving day shows berreth and the little girl.a few hours later, berreth dropped off the child with frazee and was never seen again.a week later, her mother reported her missing.she doesn't run off and someone knows where she's at.naton december 14th, police served frazee with a search warrant at his 35 acre ranch in florrisant, colorado, south

much money than it kosik thank you so much. some us football transfer news now the french league's monaco have signed brazilian defender naldo from the board just like the club shall go for a two million euro see the center back started every single going to see the game for shaka last season and even scored seven goals but has had limited game time this year and all naldo spent fourteen years playing in germany wrecking a three hundred fifty eight honestly get appearance as monica hope the thirty six year old's experience will help them keep a keep them in france's top division. manchester city be title rivals liverpool two one in the premier league's top of the table showdown on thursday the game pitted former bundestag the coaches have pep guardiola and you can call up against each other now late in the first half city save you of widow knocked in a goal to put liverpool under pressure but the visitors did respond in the second half brazilian striker the better for nino here tying the game on the hour mark in the seventy fou

similarly kosik has been tracking this story for us he joins me now in studio max you heard there german authorities they've known about this for weeks why did it take them so long why didn't we know about this sooner well it's not uncommon for investigators for example incurring a case is to keep the public on inform for certain terms of like keeping the investigation going like strategic reasons but in this kaiser it's rather problematic because they said they knew by mid december when the initial publication of the lings where the data was circulated with became public but they only yesterday stated that they're now looking into it they had yesterday and crisis meeting with the intelligence services and the internet the german federal agency for information security problematic it is because the links that have been circulated within the last month could contain potentially malware so if people are just digging into it which is sometimes quite tempting if you think of like oh i want to be a detective myself then that could contain malware which then again cause of course could cause h

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maximally on the kosik has been tracking this story for us he joins us now in studio max as we heard there german authorities they've known about this for weeks i mean why didn't they make this public sooner well one. claimer one accusation people are giving now is that it was the christmas period that people were on holiday if they weren't paying attention this is never the last public agency. what we've heard already is that the federal information security has been starting to act as of yesterday they've had a crisis meeting with the intelligence services we also have it on good authority that the american intelligence services are helping on investigating but the question of course is why did they not try to prevent first of all for the distribution because the leak was published almost a month ago and why they did not inform better so they said they were reaching out to a couple of will make us but there was a lot of broad information sort of strategy and this is showing how still germany needs to work on how it handles security cyber security in general what about bees burning

our political correspondent maximiliano kosik is following the latest updates for us max personal data here as we've heard has been leaked cell phone numbers credit card details the government spokesman has said that no highly sensitive data has been leaked what i mean by that well there's always different categories in which you can consider data leaks or hack attacks like the suspected one that we're currently talking about the attack or the leak that recurring you talking about is one that contains a lot of like a mass of data and in that is a mixture of a lot of personal data but experts have already confirmed that some of the information has been publicly available for example has been drawn from public websites such as the german parliament's website some of the information that has been supposedly leaked has come from all the leaks for example from two thousand and twelve facebook hack attack where personal data has already been leaked and some has been falsified so experts are currently looking into it and it's important to note that the original leak twitter account has alread

alison kosik is joining us from the new york stock exchange. a bad 2018 for the markets. >> 2019 starting off very different, especially now that we're at the end of the first week of 2019. the day beginning with a super strong jobs report, showing 312,000 jobs were created, blowing away expectations. the unemployment rate moving higher but for good reason, showing more people getting back into the labor force. we saw stocks rally right from the open. by the time jay powell, the fed chair, began talking, we saw the market up about 420 points. once he started saying certain things, the market rocketed higher. over 600 points for the dow. that's because what has been worrying wall street is what kind of strategy the fed was going to take with its rate hiking plan. and once fed chair jay powell said comforting words like this, we'll be prepared to adjust. we're listening carefully to the message that the markets are sending, and the central bank will be patient with raising interest rates. those were the buzz words that got investors to jump back

cnn's alison kosik live for us at the stock exchange. and alison, are there signs this might continue? >> reporter: you can expect volatility to really become the normal. wall street needed some good news today and today it got a trifecta. china taking steps to stimulate its economy. the december jobs report that blew away expectations. on those headlines, we saw the market rally. but fed chief powell having a panel discussion with a couple of his predecessors, said the magic words. the central bank will be patient with raising interest rates. bam, stocks rocketed higher and you see them closing now. the dow up 743 points. you know, the fed has been one of those issues that's rattled the markets. the market has been concerned that the fed has been raising rates too quickly. a couple of interesting moments in this panel discussion. one of them, powell was asked if there has been any direct communication between the white house and him. we all know president trump had been looking around to see if he had the authority to fire powell. powel

happening right now but this could be just the same all right our political correspondent maximiliano kosik thank you so much. now to the u.s. where democrats have swept back to power in the house of representatives and they immediately flexed their new authority by passing a new budget bill that's now the president trust she demand billions in funding for a u.s. mexican border wall the democrats are presiding of the most diverse house in u.s. history which for the first time includes muslim women. many. selfies with friends and supporters rashid i tell you because one of the first to muslim women elected to congress a historic moment. so really nice when people like us were in the office when it was we look forward to seeing all the great things that she'll do and all of those that she will represent and the voice that she will provide to to those of us that typically are overlooked. the congresswoman from michigan still has to learn her way around couple to heal just like a fellow democrat on the press play from massachusetts who brought her family to celebrate the swearing in day with he

international pressure may also help but analysts say it is not enough then the most assume politico coolant kosik. the need to force the government to negotiate the international community plays an important role but it's not enough there has to be a true leader that can connect to the masses to force majeure to negotiate you need a population ready to defend their rights. says this is another attempt orchestrated by the united states to generate chaos. this is a show to try to destabilize the country they are a group of kids who control the opposition and want to play to create chaos it's the same group that carried out the street protests and every day they will have a new show. but many of those opposing the government are desperately looking for someone that would show them a way out of the crisis that has forced millions of venezuelans to emigrate in search of a better life. will back us. i'll tell you what there's plenty of potential venezuela was once one of latin america's wealthiest countries with the largest oil reserves in the world of three hundred billion barrels they account for mor

cnn's alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange. what caused this plunge. >> reporter: brianna, stocks plunged after apple's bombshell warning that it's going to badly miss wall street expectations that come out in a few weeks. they are going to miss by the billions of dollars because of the economic slowdown in china and u.s./china trade policy put forth by the trump administration, so apple has really become kind of a poster child as to some of the concerns and worries t

cnn business correspondent alison kosik is live at the new york stock exchange.behind today's numbers? >> we saw stocks as low as 398 points, talking about the dow so we are seeing stocks off their lows of the session but the same concerns of 2008 are the same concerns of 2019. new data today spooking investors. a report out of china showing manufacturing slowed down from november to december. it's the second report showing this contraction and the huge manufacturing sector of china and the concern is that that slowdown will lead into the u.s. china is the world's second-biggest economy. a lot of economies do a huge chunk of business in china so if manufacturing slow downes there, the worry is that can come here to the u.s. the economy in the u.s. is strong but most economists believe the economy will slowdown this year. could it slow down enough to enter into a recession or will the fed allow for a soft landing into a slowdown just before the u.s. economy could enter goo in -- into recession. the u.s. trade situation with china remains unresolved. that's a luhug

allison alison kosik joins me from there.year, same problems. >> we are seeing stocks off the lows of the session. we did see the dow down more than 350 points. we are see ag bit of a comeback for stocks. we did see oil move higher. that is helping to take some of the pressure off stocks. the big catalyst is a down beat report out of china showing the manufacturing sector contracted. this is the second report showing the huge manufacturing sector is contracting. the slow down is spooking u.s. markets. you look at the u.s. economy. it is strong. many economists agree we will see the u.s. economy slow down. the question is will it turn into an all-out recession or could fed policy somehow allow for a slowing of the economy, kind of a soft landing with that slowing for the u.s. economy? also sort of aggravating the volatility that you have been seeing in the markets lately is politics. it really is part of the play book here on wall street now. specifically today, cabinet meeting at the white house, you are seeing investors wait

cnn's alison kosik live for us at the stock exchange.son, are there signs this might continue? >> reporter: you can expect volatility to really become the normal. wall street needed some good news today and today it got a trifecta. china taking steps to stimulate its economy. the december jobs report that blew away expectations. on those headlines, we saw the market rally. but fed chief powell having a panel discussion with a couple of his predecessors, said the magic words. the central bank will be patient with raising interest rates. bam, stocks rocketed higher and you see them closing now. the dow up 743 points. you know, the fed has been one of those issues that's rattled the

here's cnn's alison kosik. >> reporter: good morning. 2019 kicked off much the same way 2018 ended, withlatility in the stock market and several triple-digit moves by the dow in the first week of the new year. investors are getting mixed messages. a surge of hiring in december suggested the economy remained strong. a warning from apple raised fears about a global economic slowdown. >>> and a u.s. manufacturing index showed activity grew in december, but suffered a sharp decline. apple cut revenue forecasts citing slowing iphone sales in china. shares tumbled on thursday, its worst day in almost six years. and now investors are asking which companies are next. from iphones to autos, global brands rely on china for growth. a slowdown in china, the world's second biggest economy, puts their earnings at risk. and the slowdown in global growth could be taking its toll on the u.s. economy as the manufacturing report shows demand for american-made products fell last month. it could put pressure on the federal reserve to pause rate hikes. the strong december jobs report makes that case harder. t

cnn's alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange. tell us what caused this plunge. >> reporter: brianna, stocks plunged after apple's bombshell warning that it's going to badly miss wall street expectations that come out in a few weeks. they are going to miss by the billions of dollars because of the economic slowdown in china and u.s./china trade policy put forth by the trump administration, so apple has really become kind of a poster child as to some of the concerns and worries that have rocked wall street for weeks. but today the apple news really set off this cascade of selling. first of all, with apple shares closing down 10%. slicing 100 points off the dow because of how heavily weighted apple is in the dow index. 15% of apple's revenue comes from china, so tim cook, apple's ceo, blamed the billions of dollars in losses that will be announced in a few weeks. he blamed it on china's economic slowdown and this unresolved trade dispute between china and the u.s. that's undercutting confidence in consumers in china who go out to bu

international pressure may also help but analysts say it is not enough then the most assume politico coolant kosik . the need to force the government to negotiate the international community plays an important role but it's not enough there has to be a true leader that can connect to the masses to force majeure to negotiate you need a population ready to defend their rights. says this is another attempt orchestrated by the united states to generate chaos if. this is a show to try to destabilize the country they are a group of kids who control the opposition and want to play to create chaos it's the same group that carried out the street protests and every day they will have a new show. but many of those opposing the government are desperately looking for someone that would show them a way out of the crisis that has forced millions of venezuelans to emigrate in search of a better life. will back us. i'll tell you what there's plenty of potential venezuela was once one of latin america's wealthiest countries with the largest oil reserves in the world of three hundred billion barrels they account for