we will talk to morgan and bode live but first their story >> can you give her kisses >> it's been just over a year since olympic skier bode millerragic drowning accident >> she was just a bear she had such a powerful bull-like personality where she did what she wanted. >> she was such a bright light, and she was determined >> reporter: since that time they've worked hard to put their lives back together. in october 2018, just four months after emmy's death, morgan gave birth to a beautiful baby boy eastso easton miller. >> every time i have another child, my heart gets bigger and bigger it adds that much love >> reporter: he's eased some pain and restored some sense of normalcy to their lives. they made it their mission to educate others about water safety morgan has been active on social media, partnering with other moms who shared the same loss to help raise awareness >> it takes seconds. >> reporter: both bode and morgan have teamed up with the american academy of pediatrics to create psas advocating for water safety. >> drowning is the number one cause of injury-related deaths in children ages 1 to 4. we believe it's the num

>> just over a year after the heartbreaking death of their daughter, olympic skier bode miller and his wife morganay they're expecting twin boys. the 1-year-old daughter emmy drowned in a pool when morgan was pregnant with their now ten-month-old son. they have dedicated themselves to awareness. bode always wanted twin boys born on their birthday, october 12th. they're expected to arrive in november but morgan says close enough. they knew emmy had her hands in this miracle. >>> it took eight days, eight days to solve this mystery of a man's missing dentures. guess where they were? this x-ray shows the dentures were stuck in his throat. according to a british medical journal the 72-year-old's false teeth became lodged in his throat during surgery when the operating team failed to take them out. he finally came back to the hospital after having trouble breathing and eating solid food. >> they're calling to take the dentures out before the stephen yeah. >>> we need to get the story in. >> l.j. says so. >> it's never too early for a starbucks pumpkin spiced latte. >> soon the christmas decorations are

here to break down the headlines, john from miller value partners joins us along with cnbc's morgan brennan, bill griffeth and kate rogers it's great to have everyone here it does look a little like a game show setup. that's for another day, definitely not today >> we are not playing games today. >> no, we are not. markets have been whipsawed all morning and afternoon by this ongoing trade war with china it really began after the president tweeted just after 11:00 this morning that he would be responding to the latest retaliatory tariffs from china but the president tweeting in part our great american companies are hereby ordered to immediately start looking to an alternative to china including bringing your companies home he called out fedex, amazon and ups by name to refuse deliveries of fentanyl from china which i'm curious, morgan, there must be some kind of checking at the border, right, for stuff that's coming into the u.s. >> oh, yeah. there are very specific regulations that are in place. any of the carriers that are moving stuff cross border. to that point, fedex and ups have come

miller, trade advisor. ambassador herbst, i raised this issue of the morgan williams group before the election.hat effect has the maneuvering between russia and ukraine as or has or had on russian belarusian relations, both on the lukashenko putin level and what is the future of belarus 's sovereignty looking through the prism of what's going on in the ukraine today? >> ukraine has been a complicating factor because he understands that ukraine not knuckle under to the kremlin and therefore he has not been as receptive to kremlin ideas as for example bacing more troops especially along ukraine's northern border with belarus. there's also been what i would call indirect impact which is this. i mean, for sure since the rose revolution in november 2003 and then the orange revolution in the fall of 2004, putin has been really, really focused on the notion of these revolutions from below. and so in the very occasional periods in belarus where there are domestic disturbances. moscow watches carefully and lukashenko understands that. lukashenko before putin emerged as an authoritarian was correctly cal

miller, trade advisor. ambassador, i raised this issue a few months ago at the morgan williams.ection, what effects as the maneuvering between russia and ukraine had or had on russian television relations. on the houston level and in the streets, if applicable. and what is the future of b& sovereignty. >> through the prism of what's going on in ukraine today. >> ukraine has been a factor in the men's moscow relationship. horse location will understand ukraine not much older to the kremlin and therefore, lukashenko had not been as receptive to kremlin ideas such as for example facing more troops, especially along ukraine northern border with belarus and ukraine is more difficult . there's also been what i call the indirect impact which is this, for sure since the rose revolution in november of 2003, the word revolution in the fall of 2004, couldn't have been really, really focus on the notion ofthese revolution from below .and so in the very occasional period in belarus where there are domestic disturbances, moscow watches carefully and lukashenko understand that. he was correctl

miller in berlin. a global market strategist at j.p. morgan asset management. ask you about the valuation in u.s. stocks as we've seen the drop over the past couple days and as we've seen the yield on the 10 year fall. yield is s&p dividend far higher now than the 10 year treasury, and if you look at the earnings yield, 3.8 percentage points higher than treasuries. do you think u.s. stocks are undervalued? if you look at the market as a whole, the s&p 500 above sincelightly the early 1990's. certainly not stretched too much, nowhere near the overvaluation you saw during the dot-com bubble. but it's not extremely cheap either. if you look back to 2009, it is not supercheap. a very difficult play over the past couple weeks. about, thiso talk is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: trading on tone, markets soothingadjust trump's words on china. italy's anti-establishment five-star party holds talks with the democratic party, unless conte can stay on. be open to talks with the u.s. but only if sanctions are lifted now. you are watching bloomberg "surveillance." let's check in on y

miller thank you. we will have much more on this later in the program with cybersecurity expert morgan wright.nd coming up, attorney general william barr, the justice department making changes at u.s. immigration courts. we will have more on that, right after the break. david: acting director of u.s. citizenship and immigration services defending the trump administration's plan to keep illegal immigrant families detained beyond a 20 day limit. he says longer detentions will deter illegal immigrants from making the trip to the southern u.s. border. >> this is a deterrent because they know that instead of rushing the border, which is what's been going on for a number of years now, by using the massive numbers coming to the border and overwhelming our facilities and our capacity to hold folks and our court rulings, which is what the flores rule is, that now they can and will to the extent we're able to do so hold them until those hearings happen. they won't simply be released into the interior for us to never see them again. david: and attorney general william barr today proposing major changes t

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