, liz ann.ou. >> thanks. >> you're sounding very cautious on stocks last time i talked to you maybe a few weeks ago. are you feeling better given the recent action? >> it's not just the action in and of itself. momentum is always a good thing, but what was most intriguing to me over the past couple of weeks -- and i'm a bit biased with this indicator, but we got what's now known, named after my first boss that i worked for in this business. that's when you have at least 90% of volume going into advancing stocks so technically that's a very strong sign. we also saw really, really washed out sentiment those tell me that this rally, at least in the short term, has legs we have relieved some of the fed uncertainty, though not all of t if we get two more strong jobs reports march is on the table. there are still some uncertainties. but at least from a technical and sentiment perspective, this rally looks pretty decent. >> liz ann, i read all the notes you sent us earlier about this breadth trust. >>

thanks to david rosenberg and liz anne saunders. >>> president trump invited congressional leaders comeo sit down discussing the government shutdown. ylan mui is at capitol hill with the latest >> this is built as a briefing and not a meeting. it gives you the sense of distrust on both sides democrats and republicans are worried of getting burnt here. in the past they thought they had a deal with the white house that did not pan out democrats do have a serious office that's on the table they plan to reopen the government which they plan to vote on tomorrow would fund the department of homeland security february 8th to give them time to continue these discussions. they would open the rest of the agency and fund them through the end of the year. nancy pelosi, she sent out a letter to her colleagues yesterday and she said this. we are giving the republicans the opportunity to take yes for an answer. senate republicans have already supported this legislation if they reject it now, they would be comply sit icite. president trump treatweeted ove weekend, let's make a deal, question mark. late

coming up here on the show, ken fisher and liz ann sonders we will have them here to discuss the latestand strategy >> nike getting a rare downgrade today. first, check out the market rallying the fourth day in a row the winning streak continues good for a gain of a half percen

ann mendozas. this is an opportunity to lead and solve problems. lizal issue being put through the sieve of politics. would you support the president declaring the border is national emergency? >> i believe the president has a legitimate argument. we in congress need to do our job and we should do this together, as democrats and republicans to say look, you can fix not only the border and keep us safe and secure. maybe there's other issues like lindsey graham is talking about, taking care of daca, taking care of the other folks caught up in the broken immigration policy. now is the time to lead and get it done. liz: are you hearing democrats would come to the table if there is a daca deal? is that how we get both sides to the table? >> that's the beginning of the contours of a deal that can bring people together. and enough of party extremism, controlling where we go on these issues and blocking leadership in on the republican and democrat side. now is the time to listen to the sound majority of americans saying look, there's a problem at the border. l

back here in london, anne—marie and liz have to go now.ecretary in the shadow international secretary for trade, barry gardiner. the shadow international secretary fortrade, barry gardiner. i the shadow international secretary for trade, barry gardiner. i think we may have some pictures out on couege we may have some pictures out on college green. there they are. that is where the tv networks are based there. there is still quite a lot of people mulling around to. there was a huge crowd there last night of remainers and leaders. a lot of people still there because it is another big day in parliament today with the no—confidence vote on the government. the debate will start around 1pm and they vote at 7pm. peter hennessy, on no—confidence, the prime minister lost badly last night, very badly, but did not resign. if you were to lose a no—confidence vote, she does resign. she doesn't have to resign directly. they have 1a days to try and put together some arrangement to bring back to parliament to demonstrate that you can get the confidence of