to do it's not widely accepted you know many more innovative people do say they accept the go ahead midge. it's part of you know it's part of a diversification strategy where you'd have some big going to just sit on it not worry about what your basis was and whatever losses are you're going to eat the losses and if you get a profit out of it fine but you know it when you have that much volatility you know i disagree that the big hedge funds will get involved in this when you have a thirty percent volatility swing each direction so from peak to trough and back up again down and up again i mean no investor wants to tolerate that kind of volatility and how can you manage that kind of volatility becomes very difficult so are the hedge funds and the banks going to jump in head first up at these levels probably not if we get a more bit a bit more stability into these markets you'll see more investment but also from that risk reward perspective you've also got to keep in mind this is a non regulated market that's the attractiveness from people but governments have overreach like we're seeing in

i'm thinking maybe me and you could put a heads together and do like great american children midge. that's probably the best and. i mean t.v. needs and they did america. just get us here yeah if you want to go out in the world until somebody listen to these different sounds a bit most of them would relate the sound of the banjo to. it's. part of tree like american culture you know i came over on ships. it started out an irish band first settlers came here as living off farms and things like that they'd be old guys known for playing. and women used to be a big thing women would. like to woo women would be play banjo. show would submit. to you. a lot of plays a lot of people say. land in the free place. but i think american to me is a place where you have a choice not everybody in america chooses to be free why do so. because a lot of people are terrified of certain things like say not having a shelter over there want so they will continue to work jobs they necessarily don't even live just so they don't have to be home i look at myself as home free. not homeless and so my does sometim

define convention taking it easy doing things that make no sense postcard us pictures our country midges to today's hectic world their images of rebellion. for me it was important that there be a kind of refusal implicit in a questioning of why people are always so faggotry of these days where there's no alternative and almost always going to just start to not be a part of it off but to stick with what is important to you in this one but then brought. to justice. ironically these pictures of denial are especially popular in places of prosperity felix robbins is a wealthy entrepreneur based in london and a collector of sebastian charters works. there is a link between what we've got from the past and the answer of today and. so we kind of need to. work for contemporary works of today that reflect today and sebastian falls right in back of your of message in quality and. fits in with the rest germany changing is enjoying a boom abroad especially works from what's become known as the new like six school sebastien child has also benefiting from this success even though he studied art and ber

this is a convenient wooden midges of things combined at the bottom of his figure in a melancholy pose which has a tinge of you know about him too good might say it was in part the melancholy attitude towards modernism produced some tired of. defying convention taking everything to end things that make no sense scotus pictures are counter images to today's hectic world their images of rebellion. for me it was important and there be a kind of refusal implicit in those a questioning of why people are always so faggotry of these days why there's no alternative and almost to just start to not be a part of it all but to stick with what is important to you as one body and blood. ironically these pictures of denial are especially popular and places of prosperity felix robbins is a wealthy entrepreneur based in london and a collector of sebastian charters works. there is a link between what we've got from the past of today and. so we kind of need to. work contemporary works of today that reflect today and sebastian falls right in back of your of message and quality and. it's in with the rest g

to do it's not widely accepted you know many more innovative people do say they accept the go ahead midge. it's part of you know it's part of a diversification strategy where you'd have some big going to just sit on it not worry about what your basis was and whatever losses are you're going to eat the losses and if you get a profit out of it fine but you know it when you have that much volatility you know i disagree that the big hedge funds will get involved in this when you have a thirty percent volatility swing each direction so from peak to trough and back up again down and up again i mean no investor wants to tolerate that kind of volatility and how can you manage that kind of volatility becomes very difficult so are the hedge funds and the banks going to jump in head first up.

to do it's not widely accepted you know many more innovative people do say they accept the go ahead midge. it's part of you know it's part of a diversification strategy where you'd have some big going to just sit on it not worry about what your basis was and whatever losses are you're going to eat the losses and if you get a profit out of it fine but you know it when you have that much volatility you know i disagree that the big hedge funds will get involved in this when you have a thirty percent volatility swing each direction so from peak to trough and back up again down and up again i mean no investor wants to tolerate that kind of volatility and how can you manage that kind of volatility becomes very difficult so are the hedge funds and the banks going to jump in head first up at these levels probably not if we get a more bit a bit more stability into these markets you'll see more investment but also from that risk reward perspective you've also got to keep in mind that this is a non regulated market that's the attractiveness from people but governments have overreach like we're seein

after a failed attempt last year and blasted off from the space center on a mission to collect and midges the earth's surface many rockets been built using parts of home electronics devices and smartphones. let's recap our top stories on al-jazeera america's top diplomat is denying the united states has plans to create an army of thirty thousand mainly kurdish soldiers on the border between syria and turkey turkish tanks have been deployed there and turkey's president has threatened to attack the kurdish city of a frame stuff techer is tennant's hockey on the turkey syria border turkey has been beefing up its military along the border again strong words we've had threats before but this time it seems a little more serious the timing is interesting many people will tell you a it has to do with beefing up national support ahead of elections that could be brought forward this year and also if he does go in and try to establish control there to strengthen his hand at the negotiating table we are having a few drinks coming up in also and also in sochi in russia later this month israeli forces

to pull east of the euphrates midges the city it's complicated kemal still to those are to the west and to the east of the phrase to the west of that but the you are the americans are there so where is trump said he didn't want any conflict between turkish or u.s. troops edge on according to these sources now according to the foreign minister as well said well then pull out your troops this is looking ahead but this is the rhetoric come all coming out of turkey about that they will push all the way along their border all the way to iraq to push the white p.g. away from their border which is of course the u.s. is best ally so you have to nato members very much at all over their syria policy they've been talking behind the scenes but it's not making any difference on the ground stephanie you and the team of based in antakya can you put us in the picture as to how far that is from this region and how you've gone about trying to get closer to what's happening. but we've been here since just before the offensive started so we've covered the western side so to speak the border with after bein

to do it's not widely accepted you know many more innovative people do say they accept the go ahead midge. it's part of you know it's part of a diversification strategy where you'd have some big going to just sit on it not worry about what your basis was and whatever losses are you're going to eat the losses and if you get a profit out of it fine but you know it when you have that much volatility you know i disagree that the big hedge funds will get involved in this when you have a thirty percent volatility swing each direction so from peak to trough and back up again down and up again i mean no investor wants to tolerate that kind of volatility and how can you manage that kind of volatility becomes very difficult so are the hedge funds and the banks going to jump in head first up at these levels probably not if we get a more bit a bit more stability into these markets you'll see more investment but also from that risk reward perspective you've also got to keep in mind that this is a non regulated market that's the attractiveness from people but governments have overreach like we're seein

. >> so midge maisel is a young jewish housewife in the '50s in new york and her whole life suddenlyrt when her husband leaves her and she ends up trying her hand at standup comedy. >> stephen: had you ever done standup comedy before you'd done this? >> no, no, no. >> stephen: are you tempted, now that you've done this, to give it a shot? >> no. no. absolutely not. >> stephen: why not? because i would be so traumatized. amy doesn't remember this, our creator, but she said early on that eshed give it a go, that she would write something for me to give me the experience. >> stephen: and go do a gig at a club or something. >> go do a gig at a club and she would write it so i wouldn't have to write my own jokes. honestly, i thought i would be so traumatized, had it gone badly, an let's be real, it probably would have. >> stephen: it's never gone badly for you before. >> well, i don't want to find out. i wouldn't ever have been able to do it on this show. so the answer is no. >> stephen: well, how did you -- so if you hadn't done standup before, i know you're a very accomplished actress,

windchill. 3 degrees below zero, that's what it feels like, right now, in center city, six below in will midge tongue, 12 below in reading, feels like 25 degrees below zero currently in the poconos, and that's where we have a windchill warning that remains in effect through 10:00 this morning, elsewhere, across the delaware valley, that's where we have windchill advisories, that are in place, you can get frostbite in 30 minutes or less, if you have exposed skin. that's where do you have take care of yourself, take care of your peltz, as well. frigid, plenty of sunshine today. look for high temperature right around 18 degrees. i do have some improvement on the way. i really, really do. by tomorrow, we're going to make it above freezing, finally, in fact, a lot of the day, though, temperatures actually going to hover around freezing, and that's going to cause some myfoxphilly.com. we will talk about why coming up. forty-five as we head into tuesday, 40 on wednesday, and then i know, jan, super ex size the about this, 51 degrees by thursday, that's going to feel like summertime. taking a look at

presence on the ground the secretariat cannot confirm or deny the authenticity and the city of the midges that had been broadcast or the extent of the violence however we have received reports that the police rather than the military forces where responding to the darkest. on the third of generally iran's revolutionary guards announced the end of anti-government protests recent reports indicate smaller and scattered demonstrations meanwhile from the third to the fifth of january large pro-government rallies were reported to be held against across the country with but dispense expressing support for the supreme leader and condemning violence mr president members of the security council on the thirty first of december two thousand and seventeen president rouhani told a cabinet meeting that the iranian people should be allowed space to protest and criticize their government at the same time he stressed that violence will not be tolerated two days later on the second of january the supreme leader ayatollah khamenei accused iran's enemies without naming them of starting their best on the third

. >> report this on red robin to offset midge minimum wage hikes by eliminating busboy at 570 restaurants>> that's what you get. what you get -- my goodness me. of course it is a business they can't afford to lose money so if they're forced to increase the wage withs they're paying pay fewer workers. >> it was. this was the way it is. where do you are start? and exactly that time and i'm afraid i have to say good-bye to scott in london and murphy in new york good service thank you gentleman we've got a 67 point gain for the dow industrials let it outs 25,350 -- [laughter] 350. how about that? next case, top secret military spacecraft using one of spacex rocketses report of the crashing into the sea not a great start of the year but elon musk's spacex company how about this? new electric car from fistconclusive a plug many for nine minuteses to drive 125, the range at the nine minutes of charges. found out how much it is going to cost, of a this. >> the high of the day up u 25,353, identify got to tell you there's an all time high on the dow, the s&p, nasdaq and the russell all indicators

to do it's not widely accepted you know many more innovative people do say they accept the go ahead midge. it's part of you know it's part of a diversification strategy where you'd have some big going to just sit on it not worry about what your basis was and whatever losses are you're going to eat the losses and if you get a profit out of it fine but you know it when you have that much volatility you know i disagree that the big hedge funds will get involved in this when you have a thirty percent volatility swing each direction so from peak to trough and back up again down and up again i mean no investor wants to tolerate that kind of volatility and how can you manage that kind of volatility becomes very difficult so are the hedge funds and the banks going to jump in head first up at these levels probably not if we get a more bit a bit more stability into these markets you'll see more investment but also from that risk reward perspective you've also got to keep in mind that this is a non regulated market that's the attractiveness from people but governments have overreach like we're seein