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icouldn't imagine myself in the lon, and the conversations that i'd have in the salon, and the trivia. someone complaining thay have left the fringe a little longer last time, and it just felt like nonsense. you really wanted to kind of sayat person, "my wife's sitting at home with no hair at all. you know, you need to get some perspective." daniele: it happened so gradually. graeme: even thgh i'd been hoovering up small amounts of hair and picking out plugged holes in the shower, i'd try to keep it secret from daniele. daniele: it made me feel less feminine. and without any makeup on, i just looked like a weird bald uncle fester type thing. it was just horrible. no features or anything. graeme: facially, i didn't feel she'd changed. daniele: heh. thanks. graeme: it's just a really sad thing. i mean, first and foremost, i actually thoughtwa danielgoing to die. so to see her duck out to the point where she was just so sad and just not herself at all... daniele: mm-hmm. graeme: was horrible. daniele: so, my las radiotherapy was 9 months ago. my last chemotherapy was 8 1/2 months ago. it

this includes water to produce and deliver an average of 44 million gal-lons perday, and recently, well, last fall, actually, we issued a notice to proceed for phase two, which is contract c, and the pipeline construction's been completed, and we've also started the construction of the north lake pump station. this is a photo of the west sunset well station, and so we've been able to go through, start-up and testing on some of the wells, and we're moving forward quite nicely. the automated water meter program, i haven't talked about in a while. this is to install meters with low frequency radio signals to collect water consumption data and transmit them four times a day from residential and commercial customers to our billing system. the phase three portion of this work is about 61% complete. this includes about 7,000 water meter units which were either returned by the previous contractor for handling by our city distribution staff or partially installed due to the presence of obstacles that the contractor encountered, and so our cdd operations folks are continuing to install these. and

. >> what's the key the lon jef thety in hollywood. >> you make it work. >> we're lucky we get to beget there. >> okay. >> we're friends first. >> when you say you were friends first, were you friends but you knew? like, you know that friend where you knew, didn't you? >> yeah. i was sweet on him weight array. and it worked. until today. >> make no mistake. this hollywood power couple is the real deal. >> i love your mom. ♪ >> ben directed his wife 1 years in their latest comedy, life of the party. she plays a single mom who enroll at the same university as her daughter. >> maddy, please spank your mother with the ceremonial paddle. >> o, with! ow! >> are you the life of the party? >> no. you really think -- yes. wouldn't that be terrible. >> just ask j. lo. she revealed melissa was a dance floor dominatrix at ellen's 60th birthday bash. >> it was so embarrassing. she takes me around the whole the way. pushes everybody out of watch out, j. lo's here! i was like -- >> i'm a very aggressive challenge dancer. >> you to chest bump people? >> i chest bumped notable people that i would lik

harvey wine semifinals taking to a criminal court, the day his geaccusers lon to see.h his demeanor had noticeably changed by theime he was led into court. forced to take what the americans take a perp walk. he looked numb during the short arraignment hearing as prosecutors outlined their >> the d. used his position, money, and power to lure women into situations where he was able to violate them sexually. >> his lawyer claimed his climate was innocent a couldn't be prosecuted for bad behavior. >> mr. bine --e w steen did not invent the casting couple of in hlywood and to the extent there is bad behavior in this industry, that is not what this case is aut. bhad behavior is not on trial in this case. it's only if you suspensionly crypted a criminal act and mr. weinstein vigorously denies that. >> the reaction on social media was and celebratory. >> to see him in cuffs on the way out, whether he smil or not, that's a very good feeling. >> the actre rose mcgowan has accused him of raping her.hi >> tis a big strike into the heart of abusive power and ism the shoeople world

lon also has a column on sa where she regularly covers politics and culture. we are discussing just out satire influences public opinion and why satire is sometimes more powerful than traditional newspaper i turn you over to professor mclennan. [applause] thank you. i think you are missing the best weather minneapolis as seen in thmonths. i appreciate you taking a moment to spend your time with me. i am thrilled to be here. i love talking about this stuff. it is pretty much what i do. i am going to throw a lot of things out. some of what is here is in the books she mentioned. part of it is in a new book i'm working on called "trump is a joke: why satire makes sense when politics doesn't." given i have all these amazing political cartoonists in the gin, maybe you could just up a book cover for me while i talk. that would be cool. [laughter] what is it we need to have a healthy democracy? we need active citizens. attention, read the news, maybe look at a political cartoon. we need informed citizens. they cannot just be active and stupid. we need engaged citizens

leadership firewall between the talk inhe freedom caucus, the group that is run by markea, snroong roon -- lon ashat is nfin tha small group, thereopnga tabls itill s h that way. robert: containment is a tough thing, when you see, mark, in the conservative media, people like steve bannon out there pushing meadows and nunes along. what does that tell you? you've covered bannon for a long time. when you see people on fox news pushing thetrblinic an, lateaisl the situation? mark: i think it does because i think they have an astute read of what appeals t their base and galvanizes their base so thisop secret informant is a perfect test case. you call the person a spy. we don't know. details haven't come out. you put o this sinister portrayal of this person and it evokes all the worst kindse of e of the deep state and government agencies orstepping bounds. rmouyowerlith tritp'sase and i think it does resote with some percentage of the republican voters generly al yowhu think i the mueller investigation is legitimate or being conducted properly, broadly speakin you see support for it. but if you look

. >> he lon founded the company for us to do great things in space and plan a settlemennd put people on mars. that's the way we think ourselves. >> reporter: space explorationf technologies, has been racking up wins. they have successfull flown a dozen rocket boosters previously sent to space. in february it made history. when it became the most powerful rocket evero be launched by a private company. and they made history again when two of its boosters returned to earth. that ability to reuse hardware enabled spacex torive down costs, dramatically cutting down costs even as iturned a profit. >> longer term you and elon have expressed this vision to see rocket launches that ares regular as airliner flights? >> we t launched 18es last year. this year we'll launch just under 30 we're doing probably 60% of the launches60% of the launches across the globe so in order to launch every oy, you have have a lot more launches. i think once we're flying people, that could actually be realized. >> reporter: spacex is expected to begin carrying astronauts to the international space station as soon

the redstone family has a lon history in the entertainhint ory going back to the 1930s when national amusements was foundedy summe redstone's father as a theater operator. they acquired viaco for more than $3 billion in 1987 and a little over a decade later viacom merged with cbs. the media industry's biggest deal ever. lseven yearser national amusements a cbs split viacom into two different coanies. after a dozens tumultu years, sherry redstone is pushing to combine the two giants. moonves is objecting. what happens next? the legal battle is just beginning and if ons loses, it could result in cbs its veteran leader and board. i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. >>> nordstrom reports disappointing same store sales, and that's where we begin ar tonight'st focus. the retailer said sales growth in the most recentuarter was weaker than expected even as more customers visited its stores. nordstrom topped earnings expectations but that wasn't enough fores irs who sent the stock lower. shares sent it up to $51.97. ortedly s fargo r altered documents about its business customers. according to

. >>> cosmetics maker rev lon has appointed the first female ceo. deborah periman will take over. shares of the ompany fell nearly 7% on the news to $17.55. >>> and tln after the b the owner of victoria's secret c its profits forecast for the year. l brands down beat guidahee dropped prices. shares traded initially lower but finished the regular session he to $34.05. >>> also after bell williams sonoma reported stronger than expected revenue andit pr the home furniture retailer said that results were helped by demand for many of its brands and higher ecmerce sales as well. the company increased the full year revenue guidance. shares initially popped in after hours. thhe also finished regular session up nearly 4% to $49.18. >>> the biggest name in retail and the biggest name in home building are joining forces in a smart way using smart home technology. ami zon and lenar have developed a new business model that could develop both big time. diana olick is in aldi, virginia, tonight. >> reporter: what better place to sell smart home technology. >> you're walking into an amazon experi

and he, for a lon time, believed ty cobb's view that you cooperate, you get asng, and tloud will dissipate and the rain will clear. everything will be great. that didn't work. he agreed with john dowd, one of his lead attorneys, untile resigned. he agreed i shouldn't probably do that interview. i should just sit tight and see where this all goes. but ultimately, rudy and the a presiden perfectly matched because what are they going to do? come out slugging on t that's what he did. >> think about the clip you played at the top where president turns around, immediately, without having to think when asked, did you know heything about the stormy payment? says, no. and that right there is the reason why his lawyers think it is a terrible, or any lawyer who knows anything about the facts here, should think it is a terrible idea to ever sit him down in front of robert mueller because president trumps one person who knows him very well explained to me is the guy who would pass the lieetector test even when he is not telling the truth because he says what he believes to be true ihat moment in order

she then moved to lon done to be with her boyfriend. now husband. >> this was like -- okay.rom something really great. i have to make this really great otherwise going to be totally depressed. >> reporter: she set up a stall in a weekend market in east london's hackney neighborhood. baking everything in her home kitchen. >> i realized it was kind of taking over our lives. >> what made you take that leap? to own the bakery? >> i think my husband was like get out of the house. this is not okay. >> reporter: she opened her bakeshop, violet in 2010. her unique recipes and fresh ingredients, would catch the eye of london elite. like nigella lawson. jamie oliver, and apparently, a prince from london and future duchess from hollywood. >> got to love that lemon. save me a piece why don't you. that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for the rest, well we'll check back with us hopefully for the morning news and of course "cbs this morning" from the broadcast center here in new york city. i'm michelle miller. captioning funded by cbs captioning

crowd gathered in lon done to celebrate the arrival of his royal highness prince henry of wales. >> prince as harry. >> there was such tremendous excitement when harry was born. amanda foreman is a royal historian. >> you could say prince harry was born under a lucky, happy star. >> for she's a jolly good fellow. >> people were thrilled he arrived. >> according to princess diana. her youngest son set his own path early on. >> whether he copies william. we will wait and see. certainly a different character altogether. >> as the world watched, william and harry grow up. the images were often of the boys enjoying time with their mother. >> i brought the picture of you. of course. >> okay. all those years ago. >> harry looked back on his first visit to the united states when he spoke with us in 2016. >> you know, we had, happy, happy memories. it was -- actually fantastic. >> a year after her marriage to prince charles came to and end, diana, known as the most photographed woman in the world, was killed in a car crash after a high-speed chase with paparazzi in paris. >> he and his brother thin

. >> what's the height of the lon done e don eye?i've don't know. >> an actual question. >> wow, feel sorry for her. really hard. >> who is the fifth wife of henry viii? >> no idea. >> who invaded england? >> the normans. >> got it! >> didn't feel me with confidence when i took the citizenship test myself last week. >> that was so hard. okay here is the moment. i passed. god save the queen. >> marrying into any family can be a bit daunting for any bride. but this one comes with an especially steep learning curve. well, it is a learning curve that anybody can take on. you know if you love someone, you will learn anything. and, if you have got someone who you love beside you you will be able to learn it. >> and if it is true, that love conquers all, the prince and his princess bride might just live happily ever after. a person who knows the couple told us a lot of discussion how meghan markle fits into the royal family. the other way around. strong individual. political activist. she may change the way people view the royals. >> and on

<lon simmons>"back to throw montana. steps back, throws...john taylor!"s to mind is, gosh, john taylor. evrey time i watch nfl films it's like, john taylor catching that bal. i keep waiting on him to drop it, and he never does,... haha. i tell all my friends, i've never been to a super bowl, but i worked in three, hahahaha." "harris barton's hard work in the trenches will forever be anchored in the history of the 49ers."49ers." back nexr hour with tonights giants and a's story. we all know guys like gavin... boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off..to hawaii." gavin's not gonna work... as governor. new tonight at nine: for years now...stanley roberts has been exposing illegal dumping in the bay. (vicki) but now a new trend appears to be popping up in the east bay. .. there are the usual

<lon simmons>"back to throw montana. steps back, throws...john taylor!"hat comes to mind is, gosh, john taylor. evrey time i watch nfl films it's like, john taylor catching that bal. i keep waiting on him to drop it, and he never does,... haha. i tell all my friends, i've never been to a super bowl, but i worked in three, hahahaha." "harris barton's hard work in the trenches will forever be anchored in the history of the 49ers." our lexus ultimate highlight... really not a highlight but great news the the giants and gi fans... madison bumgarner appears to be ready to return next week... according to nba sporets bay area... mad-bum is scheduled to return to the mound next tuesday against the arizona diamondbacks bumgarner has been out since the begnning of the season with a broken pinkie... he threw a successful rehab stint last suaturdy in sacremento for the triple-a affiliate rivercats... big number 40 back on the hill next week... and that's our lexus ultimate highlig my name is tony thurmond. education isn't the goal, - it's the gateway. hold th

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tesla is back in the news, bloomberg says ee lon musk hung up on ntsb regulators during a phone call following the deadly crash and fire. the tesla model x. this came before musk's erratic behavior with analysts during the company's all important earnings call. where he called questions boring and bone headed. he's also making fun of one of the world's richest men, warren buffett sending out tweets challenging some of the things that buffett has said. it's mostly one sided tweet war. sharesing in apple will open at the all time high. apple said it would spend $100 billion to buy back its own shares. when a company buys back its own shares they cease to exist which remeans the remaining shares are worth more. democrats in the house want to release thousands more of fake ads and posts that ran on facebook during the election. we now know a lot of those memes and ads passed around about patriotism or racial issues were actually created by the russians. the wall street journal says the house intelligence committee has about 3,000 of those fake ads that we have not seen yet. we do know in

>> look, i think e lon is juggling a lot of balls, no question about it.hat the question will be if he doesn't deliver the cash flow projections he's given for this year, we'll know pretty soon i think there will be pressure in general how it gets played out, whether changing the cfo like goiogle dd a number of years ago, which also mass a bunch of hobbies over here on left of and the core business and i think ruth has done after risk j terrific it >> and competitors are not standing still how would you expect the big players to move in on his space in the meantime? >> my understanding is porsche is coming out with an electric car. f if ford can't make cars profitably in this country, it begs a lot of questions about the model and the pricing and how that krevolves. >> so looking at the broader media space, we have a number of big companies looking to get together and questions about whether that will be allowed but what does this tell you about this moment that there are all these potential tie ups on the table and then what did they do if it is not allow

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phillip reports from chicago >> eeen lon musk's side project, the boring company, has some big ambitionsor drilling tunnels under the city of los angeles. musk wants to about build a proof of concept tunnel almost 3 miles long pedestrians shuttles would zip along inside the tunnel at up to 150 miles per hour the cost $1 a ride. and musk believes it would ease congestion in l.a. >> the highways are at the outer limit of their capacity and you're really just on it, barely moving the needle in capacity. but for tunnels, you could have hundreds of lanes. and there's no real limit. >> the boring company is partnering with the agency in charge of l.a. county's public transit system to explore building tunnels, but also there is push back on the idea at least two neighborhood groups in the area are suing to prevent any digging. it is still unclear how much it will cost to drill these tunnels or who will pick up the bill, but that is not stopping elon musk from drumming up public interest in zipping around at very high speeds under the city of legislation phil lebeau, cnbc business news, chicago

subject to multiple other investigations on the federal side in other states, in los angeles, abroad, in lon. it's big time for harvey weinstein. and big day for his accusers. >> yeah, certainly is. but let me get your reaction to what harvey weinstein's attorney said after today's proceeding. listen to this. >> he has vehemently denied any of the allegations that would suggest he engaged in noncon sns you'll sexual activity. i anticipate that the women who have made these allegations when subjected to cross examination in the event we oeven get that far that the charges will not be believed by 12 people, assuming we get 12 fair people who are not consumed by the movement that seems to have over taken this case. >> he was clearly referring, sarah, to the me too movement which has called attention to sexual misconduct. your thoughts? >> i think there is two issues. and i respect benjamin brafman tremendously. but first of all there was a shocking statement seen shally saying not only that the sexual contact between weinstein and his accusers were consensual, but also that this is how it is in

i remember trading lon bond with 14.25% yield.t we've gone through the 3% on the 10-year is relatively inconsequential. can we get to 4% by the end. year? i think that is reasonable. can we get to 5% over course of next two years -- trish: because of jobs and earnings, et cetera? >> yes. overall fundamentals. trish: we should want that. >> the economy is doing very well. i made a speech last week in austin, texas, to the cotton shippers organization. their topic was they can't find enough people to ship cotton. they can't find trucks, drivers and workers this is happening all over the united states. so the economy is doing very well. the fed has no choice but to follow rates higher. trish: okay. >> this will not be a consequential move. nobody should get panicky. trish: i hear you. i got a question for you. because if the fed is trying to move here, i guess i would just ask, where's the inflation though, right? i know everybody is worries and fed worries inflation can take off overnight, but i don't think a ton of inflation when y

out the celtics because of all their injuries without stars gordon hayward and kyrie irving and jay lonlaying in game one, but 24-year-old point guard terry rosier just continues to dominate in these playoffs. he made seven threes in this one, leading boston with 29 points. rosier saying after the game that playing this well at the highest level has been a dream come true. the celtics win game one, 117-101. game two of that series thursday night. >>> after speculation that he may retire, tom brady confirming that he will return for his 19th season. brady going to be 41 years old in august. now, there have been reports of turmoil within the patriots organization. while speaking at the institute global conference, brady gave an interesting answer when asked if he feels appreciated by the patriots. >> i plead the fifth. >> i think everybody in general wants to be appreciated more of work in their professional life, but there's a lot of people that appreciate me more than, you know, way more than i ever thought was possible as part of my life. >> pretty interesting comments from brady. all

chris betten court and dill lon hill set or for a bucket list journey after chris was diagnosed with leukemia and given a year to live. they made a documentary about it and chris ended up getting a life saving bone marrow transplant thanks to someone who had seen the documentary. and now that idea is taking off and an ohio woman decided to tackle her own list after she was diagnosed with stage four cancer and dylan is there to document her journey. >> i'm really grateful for everything they've done and my perspective being changed. >> they helped her out as well. her cancer is in remission but still forging ahead with her own list including meeting a cheetah and chris will also keep forward with that list. >> eating with unique things and swimming with dolphins. >> makes you think about your bucket list. >> absolutely. >> coming up next, we now how expensive it is to live in the bay area. the city trying to tackle that rising rent problem with stricter rent controls. >> less than 24 hours to go until the royal wedding. the new announcement overnight about who will walk meghan markel

mercury news is reporting council members approved shifting a half million dwal gal lons every day at no charge. they are correcting a historical inequity. when the puc allocatwater, east palo alto wasn incorporated and received a lower daily a lotment. >> if you love boating on the bay, keep a close eye and ear on a hearing in san francisco. supervisors will vote on keeping clipper cove open to everyone. it also is where the city's only community sailing center operates. they want to build a private luxury marina there. the committee namely approved those new protections. >>> good tuesday morning. grab a jacket before you head out. in fremont as you get ready to head out the door, we're starting to see clouds roll by and we'll get it all clear as we go through late morning. temperatures in the mid 60s at 10:00 and mid 70s, it's going to be another beautiful day. we're excited about the gubernatorial debate right here in san jose. we'll be in the mid-70s at 5:00 if you're around downtown san jose. it's going to be really nice and cooling off quickly for the evening. make sure you have

in lon -- yeah, there are. >> they use the same -- i'm looking -- because they use the same money thatter ] >> jimmy: are you -- sorry, i was just thinking of an old joke. i was laughing -- >> do you like old jokes, jimmy? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, they make me laugh sometimes. are you guys romantics at heart? i mean, you've been married for a long time. you're husband -- >> i've been happily married for 30 years. i'm my husband's wife. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: cord, cord. cord, it's a bit close to your microphone. you're clapping a bit close to the microphone there. >> and i have to say that we had -- we've had a beautiful union, but my -- i do not have fond memories of my wedding day. unfortunately, we hired my husband's brother to be our wedding photographer and he did a terrible job. >> oh, it's terrible. >> it's a mistake to go -- >> you pay -- you get what you pay -- you pay what you get for. you get what you pay for. >> you get what you pay for. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> every picture was low angle, unflattering shots. i'm so mad i can't even look at the d

as you're familiar, is a new single-family home program where previously, the standard was 32 gal-lons trash, 32 gallons recycling, 32 gallons composting. we are now moving to that as standard. this moves all single-family residential homes to 85% diversion. we still understand there is the need for a trash bin as there are some difficult to handle materials such as diapers, animal waste, styrofoam, and those types of items. we've actually expanded the commodities that we're accepting: textiles, for example, we would prefer it go to reuse somewhere like a goodwill or st. vincent de-paul. film and small plastic bag as well as small pieces of wood and metal can know go in the recycling bin, so really narrowing what's going into the trash and expanding recycling. we're seeing tremendous response from our customers. 78% of customers are accepting the new system, the new 16-gallon trash. and the loads that we're receiving in recycling are actually cleaner that they've been before. partnering with the department or s.f. environment, we have a large outreach program, restickering every single

senator klobuchar lon you said it would be an -- illegal act to have an airplane come in with pamphlets, this under person law where you are specifically suppressing votes is also an illegal act. thank you. mr. wylie: to be clear. i didn't partake myself. senator klobuchar: i understand. that's why you left. i get that. i appreciate you coming to testify very much today. >> the chair has asked me to chair the committee and also happen to be in the next order -- i'm not taking chair's prerogative, it's my turn. thank you-all for being here. i think this is a very helpful hearing. i intend to be here for the second round as well. mr. wylie, i leaned over to the ranking member and said that she was complimenting you on your technical expertise. i said i love having a witness before the stand that i can actually understand. senator tillis: i can't understand lawyers, but i can understand data analytics people because i was one. i hope that the result of this hearing is actually trying to figure out what, if anything, congress should do from a regulatory framework and compliance framework wi

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and so it's been dismaying to see it held up in the senate for so lon >> yeah. i think it's-- it's very frustrating that the senate won't act on-- to pass reform on this issue. i think it's been made very clear that thiisn't a republican or democratic issue. this isn't a men's issue or a women's issue. and this isn't a vague or hypothetical issue e this is a very practical issue that affects day-to-day the people-- the safety and well-being of the people who work for these representatives. and i think they have absolutely have a responsibility to act. >> reporter: there are some people who say this conversation has actual gone too far and that now things which are very minor are being considered to be harassment. how do you respond to that?of >> so, in termongress acting on this legislation i don't have a concern that it's gointoo far at all. i think in fact it's simply making changes that are long overdue. >> i don't think it's gone too far. it's never a bad thing for people to reflect on their own privilege, their own status, their own power and try and seea t

the course of the day, but a fulfilling moment, the first time stories like this have been heard in a lon time. >> what have been the women been saying to you? what was it like for th after many, many years in some cases to see a man like harvey weinstein in handcuffs on his way to the courtroom? >> it's emotional for a lot of them. many have spoken out on social media d other forums to say thw much this means to them and k to many survivors around the world, some of whom are still struggling with this decision as to whether to speak. again, i want to call special attention to women like lucia evans who, on top of that, have made the additional choice to put themselves on the line and in the crosshairs of an aggressive legal team that will seek to dcredit them to be a dirt of these criminal procs. >> you wrote since the s tablishment of the first studcentury ago there have been few movie executives as dominant and domineering as harvey weinstein. talk to me about the significance of a day like today, given the national arconversation sparked ine part by your reporting last year. >> well,

and so lon as long as the fundis not there, productivity cannot grow and accelerate because what you the major component of that recently has been the so-called budget deficit or surplus, which effectively have major factors, major forces driving capital investment. >> maria: you are hitting on exactly what the story of the moment is right now. the fact that you've got these demographic changes causing this slowdown and then we just had this huge omnibus spending bill which of course has no plan in terms of reining in the entitlements. we're talking about higher interest rates as well complicating things. it's going to get more expensive to finance the debt. so these are the issues that are front and center right now, even though we're talking about ad good reaction to tt corporate tax cut plan. >> well, i think that if you look and sort of marginally into the future, we're no longer seeing the productivity growth that remember was 3.5% to 4% not that many years ago annually. we're now under 1%. and productivity growth is the key factor engendering gross domestic investment. so you c

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. >>> let's get you to the bond market >> treasureri treasures are lon.ow's employment number is a big deal you see the two day chart, we're hanging tough. we'll open it up to early february, that 295 high from february stands at 303 we haven't closed below there. it's going to be significant, especially after tomorrow's number on a friday to see where in context the 295 and 303 could have some momentum issues. the dollar has been a stellar performer. we're moving sideways, but at a good level anything under 92.53 comps only to january 9th important to pay attention to that level as well finally, here's the trade balance, which is a deficit now. going back to 2000 we had a real whipback from 57 to under $50 billion today the reason exports at a record $208 billion and even imports at $257 million, close to records we need to think about that before we discuss how much this global economy is slowing down tyler, back to you. >>> thank you very much. ri apple gives away $100 billion. they gave it back to shareholders they're not giving it away blue apron pop