worldwide exchange there's wung thione tho know we are up a percent and more on the nasdaq coming up mark mobius is telling us whether he is buying into the rally. >>> you'll hear from fed president for his take on the fed's rate hike and the president's recent comments on the feds let's get more we have details of the weekend trade truce. let's start with you these gains which are not as big as they were at the open >> holding onto about a 1% gain. this three-month time out between the united states and china is welcomed news for investors. we saw that strong market reaction overseas as well. a strong close for europe and with a weaker dollar immerging markets aftergaining in the month of november. growth driven sectors training to the upside. kind of the opposite of what we saw last month names like caterpillar, the chip suppliers all posting gains. check out the move in amazon and microsoft also participating in this trade induced rally it is worth noting commodities are surging as well but strategists are exercising a certain level of caution referencing the april 2017 summit which initially

number of inmates there supposed to activists accuse the police of locking up innocent people corish mobius reports now from inside one of the philippines most crowded jails. as nice for the inmates of millicent jail are preparing to sleep waged into every inch of space. these are the conditions in prisons across the philippines a country with the most congested jails in the world. the first time i set foot inside here i felt like i was being choked i thought where am i why am i here i shouldn't be here what is this place for prison populations have been growing at a rapid rate since president rodrigo due to say announced his war on drugs in two thousand and sixteen channels in the philippines were built to hold around twenty thousand people but today their housing more than one hundred and forty thousand most of these people haven't even been convicted of a crime based still waiting for verdicts in their cases. there is no bail for drug offenses in the philippines those charged will stay here until the courts process they cases and that can take years but right side to vist and lawyers fea