mark crumpton is in our newsroom. rench officials say three men have been arrested after widespread anti-terrorism grades. -- raids. the arrest comes less than two weeks after anti-terrorism an adolescentd girl and three men and uncovered what they described as a lab.hift explosives the divided supreme court cleared the way for the execution of a convicted murderer in alabama. the inmate tried to block the state from using a sedative linked to botched execution. sotomayor said they would have taken it. it is a court case that has exposed deep lines in israel's society. a soldier is sentenced to 18 months in jail for killing a palestinian attacker who was already immobilized. they rejected the idea they thought the soldier could still attack him. israelis argue the soldier acted in self-defense. nasa is saying there has been a discovery beyond the solar system that has led to speculation that the announcement today will involve planets capable of sustaining life. estrada merce have studied -- astronomers have studied xo

mark crumpton is in the newsroom. trump today promised to overturn a law that currently restricts political speech by churches. his remarks at the national prayer breakfast in washington today. the president says his administration would "totally destroy the johnson amendment," the raw that prohibits churches from maintaining tax-exempt stat fuss they engage in political activity. repealing it would require approval from congress. the president is threatening to take away federal funding from the university of california at berkeley after a violent protest. demonstrators set fires and threw smoke bombs to protest a planned speech by a right-wing person last night. the speech from bright bart news was cancelled. on twitter, the president suggested that if the university doesn't allow free speech, maybe federal funds should be withheld. homeland security secretary john kelly says construction on the south border wall between the u.s. and mexico will begin in a few months. kelly tells fox news the administration has the a

here is mark crumpton. mark: thank you.nt trump says he thinks his predecessor is winding up protesters against his administration. he pointed the finger at barack obama in an interview that aired today on fox and friends. president trump: i think he is behind it. there are people behind it. some of the leaks, possibly, come from that group. they are very serious. they are very bad in terms of national security. i also understand that his politics. in terms of him being behind things, that is politics. it will probably continue. mark: president obama's nonprofit group organizing for action is one of many that supports anti-trump protectors. secretary, wilbur confirmed today. he says the administration will work quickly to renegotiate nafta with canada and mexico. he is worth an estimated $2.9 billion and has extensive business ties around the world. in europe british consumer confidence got weaker this month. the appetite for making major purposes -- purchases decreased. a drop in the pound and we can pay growth is starting

let's turn things over to mark crumpton.n has cleared the way for the government to make use of more private prisons. that reverses and obama era order and justifies bets on operators. a warning from the white house, the justice department will step up and enforce the laws, banning the recreational use of marijuana. prosecutors can shut down businesses in the marijuana industry, even in states with they have been made legal. i says seven policy changes are not likely. theresa may's conservative party are criticizing the idea that exit will cause the country 63 alien dollars in an interview with bloomberg, austria's chancellor became the first european union leader to put a price tag on the exit. nonsense has been conjured up by eu officials behaving like hildren." as before our survey hard by for 600 journalists and analysts 120 -- 100analysts in 100 countries. david: a shrinking supply of immigrant labor has been driving a pay and reducing the markets would only make that situation worse. in a piece today, reporting on what

i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. scarlet?king news, whole foods result -- reporting results. consensus,tching the you know what? we have different numbers here. let me dig into this a little bit more. when we look at the adjusted eps it looks like it was $.39. that is a comparable sale. they are down 2.4%. that is a disappointment, you can see it moving forward at 1%. one thing that analysts pointed out was that the produce has been in deflation, it has been falling and that puts pressure on companies like whole foods. joe: we will be watching that. what you miss? been a surge in economic confidence, will that translate into actual acceleration? gap inas been a lot of data between the soft data and the hard data. neil, great ton have you back. , great to have you back. this analysis on the bloomberg, differs than the soft data. hard data -- what a hard data keep up? all kind of agree with it to be honest with you. that is the most comprehensive hard piece of economic information there is. a lot of it speaks to the flaws in th

mark crumpton has more from the newsroom. mark: the u.s. has imposed new sanctions on iran after missile test. the treasury department released 12 companies and entities. they are facing restrictions for supporting the program with links to terrorism or backing iran's revolutionary guard corps. trump said iran was "playing with fire." he is signing an executive order that will review the rules placed since the recession. they are looking at the dodd-frank rules put in place since the financial crisis. president trump spoke at a meeting with ceos. >> we have some of the friends of mine who have nice businesses that can't borrow money. they can't get any money because the banks just won't let them borrow because of the rules and regulations in dodd-frank, so we will be talking about that. mark: the present is also taking aim at an obama administration regulation that is hated by the financial industry. he will block the so-called fiduciary role that requires a advisors- retirement to work in the best interest of their clients. the president's

let's get the headlines now with mark crumpton. ponents of the dakota access pipeline are calling for protests around the world as he was army corps of engineers prepares degree my construction of the final stage of that project. yesterday, the court said it will allow the pipeline to cross under the missouri river reservoir in north dakota, clearing the way for completion of the $3.8 billion project. opponents worry the pipeline will harm the environment and a leak could contaminate drinking water. president trump's advisers are urging the energy department to freeze and possibly end a loan program that backed the sale of solar panel maker according to people familiar with the plant. there is still more than $25 billion in marked for the program. -- earmarked for the program postop report that human will no longer allow ground missions against suspected terrorist groups. times,ng to the new york the yemenis are angry at civilian casualties caused in the first commando raid approved by president trump. a member of the u.s. navy seal

. ♪ ♪ >> on mark crumpton. tagger first word news.ent trump for extending the north american free trade agreement, which he says was a catastrophe for the country. he made the comments in a pair of meetings with lawmakers at the harley davidson company. and he has long railed about the country's trade deals, saying they put american workers and companies at a disadvantage. and a senior advisor to iran says threats from the donald trump administration will not be affected. this after the president said iran is on notice following the latest missile test. national security advisor flynn says lamont was in defiance of insecurity council resolution. that's a security council -- a security council resolution. homeland security secretary john kelly says that construction on the border wall between the u.s. and mexico will begin in a few months and could take up to two years. kelly says fox news, he tells fox news the administration has the authority to commence construction and is looking at funding. ideally they would like to partner with

mark crumpton is in our newsroom. mark: the plan to round up millions of undocumented is likely to trigger a flood of lawsuits. groups are promising to challenge the proposal. the u.s. will try to swiftly is likely to trigger a flood of lawsuits. deport more people without swift hearings. crimess charged with thought to be dangerous and not just convicts. a protest camp nearly dakota access pipeline construction state -- site in north dakota and a close this afternoon. a travelicials set up assistance to encourage protesters to cooperate with law enforcement officials say they expect some protesters will not leave without being arrested. the protest camp has been around since august and has housed thousands of people at times. france's presidential candidate taken into custody. they will be questioned by whether they improperly used money to pay for their salaries. france's independent presidential candidate has accepted centrist politician france while's alliance offer according to a report. malaysian police have rele

mark crumpton has those. s present, the senate finance committee approved two of donald trump's cabinet nominees. they okayed steve mnuchin and tom price. democrats boycotted the vote yesterday. committee chairman orrin hatch said the boycott left us with "precious few options here, -- options." senate democrats have stalled a the on the head of environmental protection agency, and also boycotting a vote on congressman mick mulvaney, has been named to head the office of management and budget. takes government watchdog a great picture of the problems in afghanistan. the report says an analysis of the most recent u.s. military data suggest the security situation there did not improve in the last three months of the year. it calls the capabilities of afghan security forces questionable, and says pervasive corruption threatens u.s. gains. russia is cutting its oil output faster than required by that deal with opec. russia pledged last month to gradually reduce supply by 300 thousand barrels a day. in general, the

it's mark crumpton. the kremlin says vladimir putin made meet trump in july at the g-20 meeting in germany, but there are no details of an earlier meeting. a spokesman also said russia and the united states have not discussed former national employee, edward snowden. snowden's lawyer rejected a report that russian officials are considering handing him over to the u.s. as a "present." four skiers were killed in an act blanche in the french alps today could -- in an avalanche in the french alps today. the avalanche was 330 feet wide and 1300 feet long. it struck an area of an resort known for its extensive slopes. officials say the chances of finding anyone else alive also are slim. security council will hold a meeting tonight about north korea's vessel. japan is urging action against pyongyang. the concern is that north korea will be able to develop its missile technology enough to put a nuclear warhead on one of them. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 12

i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. joe? thanks, mark crumpton.a recap on today's market action. record highs, once again, across the board. it's crazy. we are just 250 points from dow 20,000. seems so recently that we were on dow 21 thousand watch. solid gains, point 06% on the 500, half of 1% on the nasdaq. amanda: amanda? thanks so much. we're watching tesla, set to report after the bell tomorrow. with a preview on what we are looking for, these are the first reports as they closed their $2 billion deal for solarcity back in november. tesla and elon musk have declined to comment on how they plan to incorporate the solar panel company. here is what we do know about tesla. today, the numbers don't lie. despite the lack of earnings clarity regarding solarcity, shareholders have driven the stock to a record high. the stock rising more than 50% since december 1. the gains in the stock have driven the market cap closer to gm and ford. tesla, holding a nearly $45 billion market value, not far behind the major oh auto markets. a major valuation for eve

mark crumpton has more from the newsroom. tate rex tillerson says he and mexican officials discussed the differences between their countries during meetings in mexico city. secretary tillerson said the two countries will continue a dialogue. he says it is natural for "two strong, sovereign countries to disagree at times." anderson spoke after he u.s. on security secretary john kelly met with their mexican counterparts. kelly said "there will be no deportations," and tillerson and kelly plan to meet later with mexican president enrique pena nieto. president trump met with some of the nation's most prominent chief executive's today to discuss jobs in the u.s. one ceo who was in attendance spoke with bloomberg's kevin cirilli. the main focus was in for structure. >> a top priority because if you look at the economic impact of infrastructure, literally 100 basis point kind of impact on annualized gdp per year, it should bring up regulations so companies can add more people, so deregulation will have a huge impact. mark: other exec

mark crumpton has more. rk: the senate is debating the asination of steven mnuchin treasury secretary and the vote is scheduled for monday. senate leaders have decided to ,uickly vote on david shelton to serve as secretary of veterans affairs. french anti-terrorism officials have arrested four people, including a 16-year-old girl and say they have prevented an imminent attack. they raided a home in southern france. pledged loyalty to islamic state recent video. officials say one suspect was believed to be planning a suicide attempt. thousands of iranians jammed the streets to mark the 30th annual -- anniversary of the independents. -- warned that iranians will resist enemies until the end. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. julie: coming up, president donald trump reaffirms a one china stance on a phone call -- we will have more. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ "bloomberg is markets." i am julie hyman. david: and

i am mark crumpton and this is bloomberg. scarlet? scarlet: thank you mark.t points, the other day and the nasdaq it has gone off a little bit. it is kind of a reversal of the previous day. you had treasuries rising yesterday, as of the yields move higher. not much change and economic data. it is still showing the economy growing nicely. joe: a quiet day for equity. we are going to see a reversal in the inflation trade. abigail doolittle is standing by with a technical look at the future. >> thank you so much. so one of the big stories recently has been the 10 year yield, we saw that huge move higher, are we going to continue to move. or are we going to see a drop back down. we look at these charts next year. this is a four-year chart of the 10 year yield, we are looking at a downward and. what i wanted to ask about is we goinge the 10 year yield just well above the average. the last few times we have seen that, in two other cases, what do you think? >> i do not read the charts like this, i will see this inflation continue. i think the big indicator is the or

i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. thanks, mark crumpton.ecap of today's market action. slight selloff across the board, the dow cannot like continuing streak, ending down 25 points. the nasdaq down .6%. all the anticipation is on tonight trump speech. we had some fed speakers today at 3:30, not helping the markets turn green. a bit of a selloff, and we have some news about the next chapter in the potential trump immigration been policy. the original plan was struck down. to new order may only apply -- the administration trying to figure out how to create a workable version of that plan that will pass muster with the courts. this is one detail of how they might do it by not applying the order to existing visa holders. scarlet: we will wait to see if that is part of tonight speech as well. all eyes on capitol hill tonight, the president preparing to give his first primetime speech to congress. thoughts fromng two fed leaders saying the case for tightening in march is compelling. , the odds oft ois a rate increase in march has gone up to 78%.

we check in now with mark crumpton. mark: thank you so much. is promising the nation's airlines new infrastructure and less regulation. he met with industry executives today at the white house. the president told them they are regulated as much as anybody and said in the next two or three weeks he will announce something "phenomenal" in terms of tax. jeff sessions is the new u.s. attorney general. alabamaer senator from was sworn in after being confirmed by the senate last night. president trump used the occasion to sign executive actions on transnational crime and crime in public safety. now that britain's house of commons has passed the bill to trigger the market for the european union, prime minister theresa may says there is a reason not to stick to a plan timetable. >> the u.k. remains committed to triggering article 50 by the end of march. set night the move was closer with the passage of the bill in the house of commons. mark: after speaking with prime minister may, the italian prime minister told reporters he has no interest in "destruc

i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. thank you. "what'd you miss?" financial cash --election needs. sten, you wrote that the netherlands is the next test for populism. we do not see those spreads going out the way that french ones are. >> one thing for them to pay attention to is that europe is going to elections in march for the neverland in april and may for france and in september for germany. although the elections have polls pointing toward not a dramatic turbulence in terms of a regime changes over all, but it is obviously important given the track record of both brexit and the u.s., to keep an eye on what kind of risks are around these events. joe: living show is -- the big show is france, two rounds of elections. i have a chart, you should send this around, it is fun. the white line is the french and german spread and the teal is the betting odds of marine le pen winning. people will watch the relationship over the next couple of months. the market, according to -- she has a 31% chance. is it that high order people nervous about the repeat of

i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. joe? joe: thank you.e market action and major industries closing in green. it was a heroic comeback. you cannot keep the market down. and what is interesting come on this streak, we have not seen huge gains, but it is one day after another in green. erik: who are these? are they running backs? lisa: it does seem like something is going on, going into close the rallies just accelerated. and you saw the indexes shoot up. what kind of algorithmic something is behind this? erik: who knows? joe: next week, we will hear from fed officials including stanley fischer and jeff lacker. janet yellen will be make remarks in chicago next week. and the minutes from the last gathering showed them wrestling with uncertainty ranging from issues from the fiscal stimulus to the headwinds that the rising dollar could pose. here with us to discuss the fed, economicsnews' reported and you brought us three charts to help us understand what we will be seeing over the coming days. let's start with this one, the fed futures' butter

mark crumpton has more.nxiety is increasing among british startup companies. a poll of executives in the u.k. and other countries on the more it about the impact of brexit. are fundraising, hiring on british employees, and accessing the european markets. david: let's go to the white house press briefing room. steve mnuchin is speaking to reporters. a significant role in international narcotics trafficking. men, thery front venezuelan front men, was also designated. these designations follow a multi-year investigation into his criminal activities. president trump appreciates the hard work put into this case by the department of treasury, department of state, as well as national security council, and many people throughout law enforcement. following the signing of the executive order last week, designing to break the back of criminal drug cartels, this action demonstrates that presidents seriousness about fighting the score job drugs in the united states. to send an, he wants clear message to the people of ven

mark crumpton has more.: the president attacked nation's intelligence community again today on twitter, accusing the agencies of illegally leaking information to the news media. he tweeted about disclosures about his condo with russia during and after the presidential campaign. in brussels today, there was an ultimatum from the u.s. defense secretary. he told nato allies that if they do not decrease defense spending, the u.s. may alter its relationship with of them. nato countries will spend at least 2% of their gdp on defense, but many have not lived up to their commitment to the cia director met in secret with palestinian president mahmoud abbas in the west bank yesterday. that is according to palestinian officials who expressed concern over the trump administration's suggestion that a two-state solution to the conflict with israel is optional. the white house had no comment. officials said the talks took place at president abbas headquarters. the meeting was described as "warm and positive." in malaysia,

i am mark crumpton. thanks, mark. let's get a recap of today's market action.en across the board, all indices at records, and they continue to make new record highs despite janet yellen's testimony on capitol hill that was perceived as hawkish as she warned about waiting too long on rate hikes. some updates on some news that has broken after the bell, aig reported fourth-quarter earnings. , muchock is down 3% steeper operating losses of $2.70 a share versus estimates of $.42. that included a three dollars 56 $3.56 impasse. r.o.e. down 4.8%, so not a beautiful earnings report for aig. julie: the same is true for plunging ands after hours of the company said its fourth-quarter earnings was ,1.17, comparable sales down 7% and the companies said the bleeding will continue. first quarter adjusted loss, $.10 versus $.25 him a first-quarter sales growth falling 8% to 11.5%. i don't see a watch on your wrist. that was a nearly $140 stock, now below $20 a share. julie: amazing. i want to check on some companies that are mentioned, berkshire hathaway added investment in

mark crumpton has more. mark: betsy devos has been confirmed as u.s.er a nailbiting vote in the senate. betsy devos squeaked through after vice president mike pence cast the tie-breaker -- a first time a vice president has done so for a in u.s. history. a 51-50 vote was the first test of -- to challenge president trump and the gop led congress. trump says the fight over immigration could end up in the supreme court. government lawyers will make their case later today in a federal appeals court in san francisco. the president said he is ready to go through the system to get the travel ban reinstated saying "we have to have security in our country." the president was tweeting early today about vladimir putin. mr. trump wrote that he does not know mr. putin and has no deals in russia and the "haters are going crazy." his comments drew fire from both republicans and immigrants in congress. david jones warns that if parliament votes down the brexit deal, there will be no renegotiation. jones spoke in the house of commons. mr. jones: i cannot think of a grea

i'm mark crumpton. scarlet: thank you. joins up, hunter rawlings us.on the immigration crackdown, and its impact on cornell. ♪ scarlet: what'd you miss? last academic year the seven countries in terms executive orders sent 17,354 students to study in the u.s.. joining us to discuss this travel ban is hunter rawlings. he joins us from ithaca, new york. thank you for joining us today. give us a sense of the complications this creates for cornell when it comes to students and faculty. >> the main problem was confusion. no one was sure what the facts were and it seemed to be changing every hour or so. no one could good a grip on what it meant. ,hat was the first take away total confusion. in the sense that things were going in the wrong direction. that has caused a lot of stress for our students from abroad. some were caught abroad. others were here but did not know what it meant. >> tell us what it means for , what is theisions conversation on that now. >> it is too soon to know. we have continued to make decisions as we normally do. the backdrop is obvio

i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg.ng on in french politics today and we will be saying the lot in the -- a lot in the upcoming weeks and months. then we got word that marine le pen's head of cabinet was charged after a police interrogation of being the recipient of misappropriated funds. the executive editor for international government joins us now from washington. john, i already feel like we have so long to go in this french election because the final round is not until may. you can feel like it's picking up steam and gathering more and more of the world's attention. let's start with the macron-a root news today. >> it's a pretty important deal for macron. it's not a game changer, i think he would've expected this endorsement to, at some point. but certainly it does end a few days of negative headlines. over the weekend he made comments about the french colonial past in algeria, talking about crimes against humanity, which le pen immediately pounced on. he got himself into a little bit of hot water there, but this c

i am mark crumpton. breaking news on canada goose, the company that makes basically every winter jacket you see in new york. it looks like that. although usually it is a darker color. they are going public trying to list on the nyse. fiscal year 2016 revenue, $290 million. the year before had been $218 million. we will see. a trendy brand that a lot of people know. montclair, a competitor in the same space, they will , that is a basis of comparison. canada goose looking for a dual listing in toronto and the nyse. they put in a place holder of $100 million. throughl sell shares credit suisse, goldman sachs, and rbc. we are back with deutsche bank's chief security global strategist. on the s&p 500 to in the year at 2600. how will we get there? what will drive it? >> most of it is earnings growth, number one. there are five reasons to be constructive equities. v-shaped recovery in the s&p 500. growth has been taking place since q1, minus seven percent, -3%, plus 3%, plus 7%, and we should get up to plus 12

. ♪ >> i mark crumpton. time for first word news.nt trump spoke about jobs , american manufacturing, and trade at a boeing facility in charleston, south carolina. >> jobs have already begun to surge. we are seeing companies open up factories in america. we are them keep jobs at home. ford, general motors, fiat chrysler, just to name a very few. >> the president received a factory tour, focusing on the dreamliner which will be built only in south carolina. john bolton is being considered as national security advisor according to people familiar with the matter. he would replace michael flynn who resigned on monday amid revelations he may have misled vice president pence about a phone call he had with the mush -- russian ambassador before president trump took office. u.s. defense secretary james mattis dismissed a military partnership with russia to fight the islamic state in syria. speaking in brussels secretary mattis said there was little doubt russia either interfered or attempted to interfere in a number of elections in democracie

i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. pimm: thank you. a check of the stock of gap, company reporting results after market close, it exceeded analyst estimates by a penny, previously given guidance for the fourth quarter, they reported earnings per share of $.51, previously guided between $.50 and $.51 with sales a little bit higher than estimates, $4.3 billion versus $4.39 billion, most investors will be looking at what the company says about its outlook or the 2017 because a lot of this has been baked in, they had been given guidance and showing they can recapture some of the sales they have been losing. lisa: bill ackman is pretty happy, herbal life posted first quarter expectations that were below estimates and fiscal year 2017 adjusted earnings per share well below the consensus, you see herbalife shares more than 3% in after-hours trading in response to these earnings. seatac -- cpac day one, writes free press and steve bannon spoke about president promotingmp's record his future agenda, and talking about the media. >> it will get w

mark ronson has more from our use new -- mark crumpton has more from our newsroom. he environmental protection agency, despite calls from democrats unless requested imo is a released. collins istor susan the lone republican saying she will vote against prewitt. her no vote could be canceled out by democratic senator joe of west virginia, who is expected to cross party line'tis up with the president's pick. the president's wing has for national security officer, now that retired navy vice admiral bob harward has bowed out. harward turned down the president's offer just days after the resignation of michael flynn, following allegations that he misled officials over his contacts with russia. vice president pence is leading the delegation to the munich security conference. he is tasked with the ability of assuring europe that the u.s. is a reliable ally. -- matt miller caught up with senator john mccain in munich and asked about the importance of the sonnet -- of the summit. beene last 40 years i have coming to this conference, having a dialogue, important conversations

mark crumpton is in our newsroom. has warneddent trump at what he calls a life leaders will be caught. he tweeted out the warning after news reports about contacts between his presidential campaign and russia. the president also said "the new york times" and others must apologize. it's the highest level face-to-face contact between the u.s. and russia since president trump took office. secretary of state rex tillerson with his russian counterpart sergey lavrov today in germany. later secretary tillerson spoke about the relationship with moscow. >> where we do not see eye to eye, the united states will stand up for the interest and values of america, and her allies. as we search for new common ground we expect russia to honor its commitment to the minsk agreements and work two deescalate the violence in the ukraine. asmark: secretary tillerson is n germany for the group of 20 conference. foreign minister lavrov said the two did not discuss economic sanctions. u.s. defense secretary james mattis said his message to nato

. >> i am mark crumpton.want to break in to bring you a video message from president trump on facebook live. >> he is widely respected by aeryone, and the judge has proven track record that makes him the ideal person to fill the vacancy left by the late, great antonin scalia, a truly fabulous justice. two years ago the senate hisimously approved nomination to serve on the 10th circuit court of appeals. i urge members of both parties nomination, and to support our laws and freedoms. this week we took significant action to roll back the massive regulation that is devastating our economy and crippling american companies and jobs. that is why i have issued a new executive order to create a permanent structure of regulatory production. this order requires that for regulation, two old regulations must, and i mean must, be eliminated. it is out of control. the january employment report says that the private sector added 227,000 jobs last month. that has to do with the spirit outcome -- our country now has. the labor

global news 24 hours a day, than 2600 more journalists and analysts in over 100 20 countries, i'm mark crumpton joe: let's get a recap of today's market action. green across the board. dow jones industrial average, rising 140 two points. s&p 500 and nasdaq both up 52 basis points. financial stocks led the way virtually all the sectors in the market, green today. the one sector to decline was telecom. you are standing by with a look at t-mobile earnings out tomorrow. scarlet: with president trump in the white house, analysts say the long rumored t-mobile-sprint merger has a chance of becoming reality. trump met with the sprint chairman, but -- who didn't believe he could get regulator approval. let's look at the company. already released preliminary subscriber data for the fourth quarter and the key phone to watch here is postpaid customers. that number was 933,000, bringing the total to 1.2 million. the gains come at the expense of competitors. the back to the third quarter, t-mobile is the leading bar in the middle. postpaid net gains. t-mobile doing a better job of retaining customers. take a

mark crumpton. >> i will pick this up from here.need answers on the extended contact -- contact between president trump and the russian government. defending the media role in keeping world media into -- in check. on the today show, skepticism about the president's approach to immigration, saying he is in favor of an immigration policy that is welcoming and oppose the law. canada marine le pen went into attack mode in france today, slamming opponents in the race to the presidency. she stuck -- she took special into her centrist love that rival. >> went to germany to express his admiration toward germany's decision to welcome one million migrants. he went to algeria where he accused them of committing a crime against humanity probably to justify -- he wants to set up in paris. >> the latest polls show an increase in support. it still has le pen when it -- winning the first round but losing in the runoff. the economic plan is investigating whether circulation has distorted commodities future prices. according to people familiar, regul