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lso, the senate, we understand from our capitol hill producer craig kaplin, senator mcconnell be in the session will tomorrow as well the senate in session at this hour and you can follow that over on speeches c-span 2. >> the house voting on the starting time for sunday's session, 2:00 eastern. this is a 15-minute vote. they have approved the same day rule allowing them to take up continuing resolution any day between now and next monday, january 29. it was a long session of debate on that rule. so, interrupted by this and by that. we're going to show you a little bit of that debate. much as we can, anyway, during this 15-minute vote. >> oh, yes, government shutdowns on so many tions different areas, especially when it comes to our military. all active duty military work but will come to they can't be paid. critical maintenance operations nd training that are not directly related ongoing military operations are forced to stop. because of the schumer shutdown. mr. speaker, the government unding bill in question also includes six years of funding for the children's health insurance progr

lso hear actions -- remarks by members of congress. it's on c-span, c-span.org and also on the free c-span radio app. >> the deadline for c-span's student cam video documentary competition is right around the corner. it's january 18. we're asking students to choose a provision of the u.s. video ution and make a why it's important to you. these students participated in a student cam film festival. this group wrapped up an interview on climate change. and this student learning a lot and having fun while editing. our competition is open to all middle school and high school students grades six through 12. $100,000 will be awarded in cash prizes and the grand prize of $5,000 will go to the student or team with the best overall entry. for more information, go to our website, studentcam.org. >> and while we wait for the house to gavel in at noon eastern, a look at this morning's "washington journal." . host: our first guest, andrew seeley of the migration policy institute serves as the president to talk about refugees in the u.s. covered unde

up .7%.lso let's talk again about the wider global story. 2018's strong start continues with asian stocksded towards more record highs. this off the back of the global growth story. about optimism that will continue. focus afteronds and last week's roller coaster ride. we saw the yield on the two-year treasury note rising above 2% on friday for the first time since the financial crisis in 2008. the vice president and senior investment strategist at ocbc bank is still with us. you look at bond yields, a u.s. dollar, this thing won't wake up. where does the turnaround happen? the yield differential, the rate differential, is real, so there needs to be some kind of response. >> no doubt. the yield differential is reviewed -- is real. you're talking about yields on u.s. treasuries and elsewhere. how view is that 10 year yields will head higher. if you think about what will happen, tax cuts in the u.s. taking place. , and taxdget deficit cuts had on to the budget. the supply of government bonds will probably increase significantly, so the long-term yields for u.s. bonds will go up. higher,lds

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they survey workers, and they lso have job raters that actually go out and talk to the orkers, and in very detailed fashion, they describe more than 900 occupations. hat we did is, we looked at sort of characteristics. they are very detailed but we looked at about a dozen that we captured social skills on the job. interpersonal communication, and also management skills. that's what we mean by social skills. call analytical skills, these were, again, about criteria fferent job both critical thinking ability as well as usage.er we looked at ly, jobs that have above average, social skills. above average, high, analytical skills. and high or above average physical skills. now, keep in mind, that there is an overlap. some jobs need both high social skills.and analytical a good example being a chief officer will have good social skills as well as analytical skills. and so a pharmacist, these are not mutually exclusive. but anyway, cutting to the the , let's first do history, what we saw from 1980 is that total employment in the u.s. grew by 50%. but jobs that required high or above average

. >> stephen: and you know what they say, if you lso ( laughter ) if they come back to you, build a wall here's the thing -- last week, trump gave his price for an immigration deal. he wants to end the green card lottery, family immigration, and he's demanding $18 billion for the initial phase of his mexican border wall. wait, no, you said mexico would pay for the wall. it was your thing. you chanted it. now you've forgotten it? that's like bon jovi forgetting the lyrics to "you give love a bad name." by the way, mr. president, you give love a bad name. ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) ( applause ) these people don't. these people know how to love. ( laughter ) but, this weekend, trump clarified. >> yeah, i believe that mexico will pay for the wall. i have a very good relationship with mexico. nafta, we'll see how that goes. yes. but mexico will pay-- in some form, mexico will pay for the wall. >> stephen: "yes, mexico will pay for the wall, in some form. i'm thinking free guac on your birthday." ( laughter ) okay? that's got to add up. that's got to add up. it's like 50 cents for extra guac.

,lso looking at house prices the house price index is one of tose key charts looking back 2008-2009. have recovered all the ground they lost in the financial crisis. you expect that because house prices are a nominal measure that gdp is expanding. it still expanding in a constructive way. with the likelihood that there will be a further extension as we go through this year. anna: how much of that is priced into equity markets? as you say, it will be nine years in march since the bottom of the equity market, the middle of the financial crisis. how much further do they have to run? mind the american market has been discounting the tax cuts. they did get the congress, and since then there has been a net revision upwards to estimates of american profitability in 2018 and we are seeing that from analysts. that's like sort of a one-off, the tax cuts. onlong as the recovery stays the road, it's possible for equity markets to continue to power ahead. i was having a -- the conversation with tom keene a week or two ago. the dow is a nominal measure. if you look at u.s. nominal gdp, that makes

fell 3.5%.lso table,does this set the discussing january 23, talks that are just about to come up. >> it is a great question. this doesn't help. this is going to be round six, and around five it not and in a particularly up eight note -- upbeat note. there is a number of trade disputes between the u.s. and canada when you are talking about stocks with lumber, whether you are talking about newsprint. between a trade spat canadian aviation company and boeing. we are learning that canada has filed a complaint that the wto against the u.s. with respect to how it applies duties. u.s. trade representative called that development and ill advised attack. you can imagine the three sites are sitting at a table in two weeks time is not going to be a particularly pleasant discussion. >> lily, thank you so much. much more ahead on daybreak asia. the theme at the consumer electronics show in venture capitalist firms. the miss our conversation with eric hippo. but up next, the warning on treasuries. this is bloomberg. ♪ is "bloomberg daybreak: asia." china's threat to pull back the u.s. purchase of

lso the fact, i mean, $30,000. >> if the teacher has the authority to send a student acting up in the classroom, principal's offers, under our policy, we have the same. >> well, i don't know. >> so she was arrested for remaining after being forbidden. as well as resisting an officer. but officials say she will not be prosecuted. the state teachers union provided her with a lawyer and the aclu says it is investigating. >> that is not over. >> 7:17. scotty? >> temperatures going up, already 40 degrees right now. look at the afternoon high of 54 degrees, feeling more like spring. the january thawing will continue over the next day or so. but off to the west, this is the rainfall that moves in overnight tonight and friday and then behind it cold air for the second half of the weekend. flood watches to our north. we'll have to kind of pay attention to this. to see if they're extended little farther to the south because of the rain on top of all of the ice and snow kind of melting things, inch to inch and a half of rainfall. >> hour by hour, at the linc, look at the dropping temperatures, 3

prosecurosecutors are investigating for potential deception and programmed on lso less ens. >> they hadccording to a data base, mr. ponald trump p made 2001 false 2,001isleading claims during his first year in office. saysys the most repeated false faims were hitting a new high ew high tock market again. that means jobs. ated iump repeated it 91 times even though in the campaign he repeatedly said the market was ready to crash. >> our partners at the bbc report on a study that suggests hest people who try one cigarette become daily smokers. the study is based on tadata fr the uk, australia and new zealand. more than two-thirds of those dailytried cigarettes progressed to a daily has been it. it confirms the stopping of cigarette experimentation. n. and usa today says there was a massive pay disparity in the reshooting of "all the money in the world." actor mark wallburg got llionmillion for the november reshoot. michelle williams was paid less re than $1,000. what? the movie was reshot after kevin the spacey was replaced as the star s ced sexual misconduct he allegations against him. he

we werepectacular rally seeing, a 14th day of gains with shares of about 19 points. .lso want to putoffer right now. crude, after a brief kind of capitulation, i guess, after three-year highs, we are holding at $63. another breather here in thailand after we did reach a .ecord high futures in india pointing to a .lat open so far lookrning the page, let's at how the dollar is doing, failing to hold onto gains after the euro bounced back. we're also tracking bitcoin, currently up by 3%. losses.sed its let's talk more about the markets and today's trading with ourn asia bloomberg macro strategist. >> i think it probably is a blip, but we are due for a little correction. that does not mean it instant ramen to some panic or bear market. it will not mean anything in the bigger scheme of things. the bigger backdrop is still very positive for global equity markets. we have growth, good liquidity, and good earnings. >> what is the big risk? >> there is the debt ceiling. a soft little bit of deadline, but it is a catalyst for risky version, so it might mean some risk taken off the table. >> pe