today we get a report from buenos saris where the g twenty meeting is being held from our team scottie nell hughes plus there's hot crypto news including a sleazy scam christie i have counterpart x.'s back and later there's some of amazon news the giant retailing read again also makes money from a place you might not expect holland cook host of the big picture here in r.c. america and the c.e.o. stroke mark over tours which will be with us all that coming up but first we get some headlines let's go to. banks breaking bad lead our global report today is scandals where around deutsche bank and dansk a bank on thursday morning a total of one hundred seventy german federal police and prosecutors raided and searched six separate deutsche bank office locations in germany including their headquarters in frankfurt the price of deutsche bank stock fell three point eight percent on the frankfurt stock exchange on the news in a statement on the action the bank confirmed what many suspected quote the investigation has to do with the panama papers and today in berlin deutsche bank spokesman george anggu

last month after he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul the death toll in california's wildfires nell stands at fifty six with authorities warning that some one hundred thirty people are still missing thousands of firefighters are still battling blazes in the north and south of the state the authorities say they are slowly gaining the upper hand. opposition supporters in guinea protested against state violence on thursday several hundred people took part in the march in the capital before descended into clashes between young people rolling stones and police firing tear gas. to refugees in bangladesh have protested against attempts to send them back to me and more with many of them fearing for their own safety the protest calls bangladeshi authorities to postpone the launch of a repatriation plan agreed with me and more but opposed by the united nations refugee agency and estimated one million or hinge of muslims are living in huge camps around the bangladeshi city of cox's bazaar having fled violence and persecution in me and more. the sheer scale of the refugee crisis in bangladesh h

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are you voting for republican stephanie tanner or democrat nell carter?> tanner. >> all for stephanie tanner. >> yes, ma'am. >> what do you like most about stephanie tanner? >> i like her policies and her idea on how to run the department. >> cut it out. that's amazing. are you voting for the republican, stephanie tanner or the democrat, nell carter? >> um, neither one of those people are running. they sound like movie stars, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> i love you so much. thank you so much for knowing stuff. >> are they running? >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and we're doomed. [ applause ] guillermo, how you holding up? guillermo had a root canal today. this morning. you in pain from that? >> guillermo: so-so. >> jimmy: i noticed you have a cocktail sitting on the camera. >> guillermo: that's for pain. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you need a visit from the tequila fairy? >> guillermo: that would be great. >> jimmy: do you think it was because of candy that your teeth are rotten? >> guillermo: yeah. >> jimmy: well guillermo, part of our ongoing effort t

name is for the show ended me and it's goodbye for me here in johannesburg south africa and my name's nell tie and i'm signing off from lagos nigeria don't forget to tune in next week for another episode of in-court africa who brand new ideas for society and environment by by i think they're. young. thanks to all. mine to brass band music and techno have in common the launch of according to morta the band from hamburg and their covers of famous house tracks are proving that. we caught up with more to just before they head out. a european to. fix will. do to. my first boss i was a sewing machine. where i come from women are almost by this ocean for even something as simple as learning how to write them by psychos isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have a bicycle off my home and it took me mr going to get there. finally they gave up invention by me and by psychos but returned with the sewing machine sewing i suppose was more apt pro-create for those than rising i'm biased as knowledge i was in need of those woman back home blood bones by their duties and social rules and informed t

as over friendly body language daniel hawkins discuss the reaction with our team erica host scottie nell hughes. and this time they're actually being very tight lipped in fact this weekend that was something very uncharacteristic of a trumpet mr aznar top of it is that we didn't have a lot of details we didn't have a behind the scenes being leaked out to the two new york times the washington post which it makes me think that possibly the leaks might have been locked down or more importantly we're talking about such serious issues that even those who might have legal capacity rely on things to not in the best interest of either country or any of the parties involved and in some speeches of course there was a lot of media speculation on both sides from from the american the russian side and in the end the believe the president to lay due to circle said the reason why it didn't go ahead was pretty much out of respect for the french so i don't quite adamant they didn't want this to happen. probably probably a good idea as we discussed i think it's a good idea but i think it's not only just o

today we get a report from buenos saris where the g twenty meeting is being held for martina scottie nell hughes closers hot crypto news including out sleazy scam christie i have counterpart x.'s back and. later there is some of the amazon news the giant retailing read again also makes money from a place you might not expect holland cook host of the big picture here in r.c. america and the c.e.o. stroke mark over tours which will be with us all that coming up but first we get some headlines let's go. banks breaking bad lead our global report today is scandals where around deutsche bank and dansk a bank on thursday morning a total of one hundred seventy german federal police and prosecutors raided and searched six separate deutsche bank office locations in germany including their headquarters in frankfurt the price of deutsche bank stock fell three point eight percent on the frankfurt stock exchange on the news in a statement on the action the bank confirmed what many suspected quote the investigation has to do with the panama papers and today in berlin deutsche bank spokesman george anggu

today we get a report from buenos saris where the g twenty meeting is being held for marty's scottie nell hughes plus there is hot crypto news including a sleazy scam christie i have counterpart exes back and later there's some amazon news the giant retailing reading gate also makes money from a place you might not expect all and cook most of the big picture here in north america and the c.e.o. stroke marco report which will be with us all that coming up but first we get some headlines let's go to. banks breaking bad lead our global report today is scandals where around oil.

who's who of the biggest players in political banking and business worlds including our own scottie nell use host of r.t. america's news buz buz who is on the ground and one us air is covering this event here is her report from day one of the summit. well the sun is setting here and point is heiress and i can tell you when it wakes up tomorrow it's going to be completely different than what we thought it was going to be just twenty four hours before now everybody knew there was going to be drama everybody knew there was going to be some tense moments both in the streets of oneness areas where you have twenty thousand additional policemen on the streets and as well as in some of these meetings between leaders but nobody ever thought the drama and the tension would have been before everybody even got here now the majority of the leaders are now at home here in buenos aires settling into their hotels but there are still a few to arrive including president donald trump who arrived later on early hours in the morning but there was some drama obviously getting here as german chancellor merkel'

. >> reporter: another major metro utdown and it has to do with the nell oyellow line bridge ri here over theto c. >> it's not too far out of the ordinary for them. w >> reporter: hts to know when all c theonstruction will end. >> to be honest, i don't know with you pay. you pay $5 each way to get nothin except a delay. >> reporter: the blue line will have to pick up the slack running to and from fr franconnia-springfield and ithuntington. the rails and tracks that need the repairs along the bridge. this man understands the repairs but is getting tired of it all. >> i have a lowered expectation. >> reporter: the closures start next monday and will last until december 9th. that is a long time for this bridge to be out of operation. start making alternate plan. back to you. >> reporter: head coach jay gruden say smith's surgery went wellnd he is expected to make a full recovery inix about s to eight months. on sunday he broke two bones in his leg. and colt mccoy will take over as quarterback and hopes to lead them to victory. we do this every thanksgiving, the game kicks o at 4:30 p.m.

still a lot of anticipation and the main events haven't even begun but we are there are two scottie nell hughes host of the new news views and hughes gives us a report from argentina where as we mentioned earlier donald trump has canceled his meeting with russian president vladimir putin. now the effects of the cancelled meeting by president donald trump are to president putin is still trying to be figured out as this was a schedule that was just announced just a few hours before by the kremlin so now his other leaders are trying to figure out how this is going to affect their meetings with each other i do know one thing that that family photo that they're all supposed to take together just a little bit more awkward now prior to this the awkwardness was going to be coming from the form and from the interaction with the saudi crown prince mohammed bin a soundman a lot of people were wondering how were they going to react were they going to be seen taking a picture with them or standing next to them now prior to all of this events happening the prince salman was actually the one that most

america scottie nell hughes who we hope to hear from on the program next time descend upon buenos arizfor the g twenty meeting government officials have suggested to the city's twelve million residents that they actually leave due to the stringent security mode under which the security is existing in the city. and there is more news on china's role in building international internet infrastructure especially the vaunted five g. technology last time we reported the decision by papa new guinea to proceed with chinese tech firms was always construction of internet architecture despite opposition from other governments including australia and the united states well today there is more news new zealand telecom companies spark announced the national intelligence agency there in new zealand has cited national security as a reason to block spark proposal to enlist. huawei as a partner in the construction of cell tower facilities for five g. radio access network the r a n they call it spark expressed disappointment but still expects the five g. r a n to launch as planned in july twenty twenty.

used as widely bacteria didn't develop as much resistance to them that's what makes them so promising nell what we're trying to do here is to identify and develop the best formulations of those molecules so intriguing you could updated versions of old antibiotics help in the battle tests seem to show that they have a good safety profile that their effectiveness depends on how they're administered . and what's surprising is that the group who took the medication with a lot of water had much higher serum levels this is it's amazing they had a fifty percent higher concentration in their blood of the active substance that fights bacteria became filled up the other end up. in nineteen twenty eight alexander fleming his wife and son spent the summer on his parents' farm in scotland. before his departure planning set up some new bacterial cultures in petri dishes in his laboratory in london. and he asked his assistant stuart craddock to keep an eye on them credit later said he hadn't touched anything in fleming's laboratory. at the end of the summer fleming returned to the lab. i rummaged around

quarterbacksish the nfl who is african american first start to started, first taken, back i can 1986789 nos per nell director here he still sees that in 018 made a plot of progress. they still don't see them. >> tha istriking me, still very much exists is that says specific? >> if he. the he'll cliche is a quarterbacks were knotted smart because it is s.u.v. a position that the other positions, don't at have to think you are the guys in coal at the scrims. making though possession there was that, like theld h line like more every can aicm managers. they wering that iing a african americans did not have the necessities t play quarterback. stey were like wide receiver. even this paear, lamar jackson out of louisville wh one of the heisman trophy, all the tools, there were scouts saying he should be turned into a receiver. >> you wrote in re, billion dollars can rise and fall to you they can change the trajectory. erin wrongers, how the packers and before and after just this week we saw what happened within waon and alex smith, tell me what is the impact of. that amin the money that goeto this. >> very

what i love about ber nell height it represents the diversity that made me fall in love with san francisco. we have a lot of mom and pop shops and you can get all your resources within walking distance. my favorite air area of my homes my little small patio where i can start my morning and have my coffee an is a sweet spot for me and i >> so thank you all for coming. this is a very exciting day, and the person behind what we're going to break ground on, so a big hand for joy oh. >> thank you, everybody for coming here today. we're so excited that we finally reached this milestone that we're moving into the second phase of this project. without your support and participation, we're not here today, and i look forward to you to come to our grand opening at the end of 2020, when this project is completed. we're very excited to have mayor lee -- i'm sorry. mayor breed to -- and supervisor kim to be at our ground breaking today. i would like to first -- i'm trying to make this short and cover everybody, and this has -- it's been an effort to get to this point today, and i wanted to first thank y

. >>> public heating officials are under way to name the turkey brands linked to a essential nell labreak. it made 164 people sick across the country. one person in california died. "consumer reports" says usda should let the public know which brands are affected. the cdc does not advise you to stop eating turkey. just make sure the meat is thoroughly cooked and wash hands after handling raw meat. >>> speaking of thanksgiving, google wants to help you beat the traffic if you're heading out of town for thanksgiving for all of you drivers. researchers analyze data from google map searches. they found the best time to leave san francisco is thanksgiving day around 6:00 a.m. you have to wake up early. the worst time to leave is the day before thanksgiving, around 4:00 p.m. and the best times to return to san francisco is sunday, november 25th, 6:00 a.m. again, very early. the worst time is the day after thanksgiving, around 4:00 p.m. >>> you're going to be in the way of all the shoppers. >> yes, that's true. that's right. yeah. you have to wake up early. that's the moral of the story. ea

i'm struck by 60% disapprove before there's nell mueller report, before there are a next wave of indictmentse's more information that sheds light on what we know to be a troubling pattern of contacts between the trump campaign and the russians in 2016. that's the number you're starting out with before any of this becomes public. i do think it helps to shed light on why the president seemed so frenetic and frantic over the last couple weeks. he's extremely worried about what's coming at him next. >> susan, evan, thank you for your time. president lashing out at robert mueller. so just how rattled is he by the mueller investigation? ready to get your feast on? you better be 'cause it's red lobster's new create your own ultimate feast event! pick 4 of 10 favorites to create the ultimate feast you've been dreaming of. will you choose creamy lobster mac & cheese, tender, wild-caught snow crab... crispy jumbo coconut shrimp, hey, we never said choosing was easy... just delicious. so hurry in to create your own ultimate feast before it's gone. and be the party hero. get ten percent off when you ord

that we got into this shit at nell's store and all of our subsequent escapades, trying to stay a little bit ahead of the police, had caused them to end up being encircled. we realized it's our fault. i mean, it's really kind of on me. i'm the one that got stopped coming out of the store. >> we will continue to monitor the scene here and bring back reports to you as it occurs. getting too dark to get a picture. this is bill diaz in south los angeles. >> for the history of los angeles police, it is the longest, most intense shoot-out in the city's history. >> lapd fired over 5,300 rounds. sla fired an estimated 3,000 or 4,000 rounds. some of them were cook-offs. 83 tear gas canisters were fired by lapd. >> there were 18 weapons recovered from the fire. two pipe bombs were found unexploded in the location after the fire. 23 homes were damaged in the shoot-out. >> no police officers were shot. and no innocent bystanders were injured at all. the coroner arrived at the scene. and they were looking at the bodies to try to determine -- everybody wanted to know if patty hearst was there. >> i ac

what i love about ber nell height it represents the diversity that made me fall in love with san francisco. we have a lot of mom and pop shops and you can get all your resources within walking distance. my favorite air area of my homes my little small patio where i can start my morning and have my coffee an is a sweet spot for me and i >> are you guys ready? five, four, three, two, one. [cheers and applause] >> e.a. all right. e.a. >> thank you so much for joining us today. today with mayor breed, we are honored to celebrate our community's -- community's brazilians as we continue to advocate for equality and human rights. -- community's equality as is to continue to advocate for equality and human rights. thank you. [applause] from the cafeteria riot to the nation's first trans- city department to, we have, so far. thanks to many of you and the community leaders and allies who have paved the way before us. today, you are part of making history. as the trump administration continues to attack our communities in san francisco, we stand up against these attacks and celebrate each other. here

it received five reports of sal m nell la.recalled covered classic white, classic yellow, butter golden and confetti cake mixes. all affected boxes have a best by date of march 7 through 2019. those who got sick may have consumed some raw cake better. the company advises don't lick the bowl or eat any unbaked mix. anyone with a recalled mix can return it to the store where you brought it for a full refund. >>> if you're tired of receiving those scam many row bow calls and who isn't on your cell phone, the fcc says it's tired of it, too. the federal communications commission sent letters to 14 tech companies asking for help in tracking down who is making the illegal calls. the fcc says scammers are buying voice over internet phone numbers that appear to come from a local area code. victims are more likely to pick up a call if it seems to be local. the fcc wants companies to develop trace-back technology that can locate the real culprits. the fcc can then prosecute, it says, even if the violators are overseas. todays letters wen

the suspect is 21-year-old christopher nell, and he faces multiple charges tonight. >>> new video outvalley of the dangers of drinking and driving when a police officer in madera noticed a car driving without its highlights, the officer turned around and followed the car. didn't have to go far. the driver promptly rear ended a pickup truck at the very next intersection. police say her blood alcohol content was more than three times the legal limit. nobody was hurt. >>> we have new video tonight of what it looks like to fly into a fire. a helicopter crew was making water drops over the woolsey fire near mall but when they got a call that people were trapped on a nearby peak. they were almost out of fuel, but sandra mitchell shows us that didn't stop them. >> reporter: with smoke billowing from the charred hillsides, two pilot flying fire four worked out how they were going to attack a line of flames. but even before david norquist could head for fuel, a call for help. >> we're going to need to possibly call these folks out. >> reporter: immediately, they knew they were heading into a t

over key committees, according to bill press nell, who will take over the committee on trade, these trade deals, because they're signed sealed, delivered, telling bloomberg, no, not. not exactly. kind of like that. to charles payne right now. here we go, charles. charles: here we go. it is just getting started. thanks a lot, neil. good afternoon, everyone i'm charles payne and this is "making money". dow in selling mode in part because apple is struggling but we have in depth analysis coming up with a panel of experts where you should be looking in this karnrage. amazon chooses new york city and northern virginia for two headquarters. >>> the u.s. military is ignoring warning signs and it is getting much weaker. all that and more on "making money". charles: another swift reversal to the downside in a session that started strong. now there are many, many issues at play right now. my opinion coming into this 2:00 hour, selling rallies now. that is become your daily script these days. until we get the session, a big rally, morphs no a big selloff, somehow we have a closing rally i think we'l

if you talk to marc elias who is leading the nell on recount effort, they believe it could be more than that. in broward county there seem to be a lot of ballots where there was a vote cast for governor, but no vote cast for senate. that could be because of the ballot design, which was rather confusing, but it could also be a machine malfunction. we'll have to wait and see. >> here's the interesting part. rick scott was happy with it after it was called. all of a sudden now that it could be headed towards which would be an automatic recount -- >> manual recount for the senate. >> now he's claiming there is rampant fraud in broward county and palm beach. >> the person in charge of that voting at the county board, voting county board historically a lot of criticism has been thrown that person's way. but i don't really see any signs of fraud. i perhaps see signs of incompetence but not really fraud. i think the fact is when you see the vote counts keep going down, he's getting a little suspicious. but again, i don't see any signs of fraud. >> here's what i want to know. kierst kyrsten sine

are you voting for the republican, stephanie tanner or the democrat, nell carter? >> um, neither one of those people are running. they sound like movie stars, right? >> i love you so much. thank you so much for knowing stuff. >> are they running? >> no. >> jimmy: and we're doomed. guillermo, how you holding up? guillermo had a root canal today. this morning. you in pain from that? >> guillermo: so-so. >> jimmy: i noticed you have a cocktail sitting on the camera. >> guillermo: that's for pain. >> jimmy: do you need a visit from the tequila fairy? do you think it was because of candy that your teeth are rotten? >> guillermo: yeah. >> jimmy: well guillermo, part of our ongoing effort to educate families about dental health, we asked parents to tell their kids they ate all their candy. this is our eighth year doing this and once again, you really answered answered the call. we got over 1,000 videos. now it's time to find out just how easy it is to take candy from babies in our 2018 youtube challenge, hey, jimmy kimmel, i told my kids i ate their halloween candy. >> mo

the suspect 21-year-old christopher nell faces multiple charges. >>> police in emeryville believe thismed robbery. officers went to the scene at 40th and hollister streets late last night. they chased a car into oakland before it crashes. the suspect dropped the gun as he tried to run away. he and two others are now under arrest. >>> public health officials warn whooping cough cases are spiking in santa cruz county. since september 1st a total of 66 whooping cough indications have been reported. health officials say most of these cases are linked to school outbreaks. symptoms are often confused with the common cold. you can protyourlfby getting a whooping cough vaccine. >>> they call itseven minutes of terror. coming up why scientists say they've got one huge opportunity for exploration on mars. >> rain is tapering off, but not at the mountains to the west and east of san jose where it continues to range. that's the golden gate bridge. the roads are wet. how about your weekend? the forecast is next. >>> a little water on the lens there, looks nice. you're going to start seeing postal w

political science professor here in florida who said andrew gillum has larnlgdly followed the obama mod nell his campaigning, back to basics. grassroots strategy. go where the voters are. will it be enough? we'll know in about 24 hours from now. remember, this is a state that hasn't voted for a democrat for governor since 1994. anderson. >> thanks very much. generating more heat, no surprises, than trying to unseat ted cruz. ed lavandera is there. i wonder what the final stretch was for both campaigns. >> reporter: well, both candidates really pushing home, beto o'roark landing in his home town, trying to strike an optimistic tone and he knows full well that all the money he has raised, all the energy, the coverage that he has amassed, if we to lose tomorrow, it is all for naught. so that's yes left here with this crowd saying to have a call to action. that's what his campaign will be measured by. for ted cruz, he spent the day campaigning in various stops around his home town of houston. the message very clear with him as well. he has been embracing this for several weeks. warning his suppo

we can continue nell investigation that donald trump tries to ash trar little stop. >> does that meandoes that mean reopening the congressional investigation into russia? >> that's a great question you asked. i was just on a conference call earlier today what we'll do. we'll meet next week as a caucus and meet with folks on the committee to prioritize the investigations we do do. but we're also going to look at ways of working with the president on moving america forward. we're happy to work with the president on issues like infrastructure, on covering pre-existing conditions, reducing health care costs. we can do both, have a positive agenda and also hold the president and his administration accountable. >> after all the animus over the past couple years especially democrats in calling people names, do you nil that this president is going to work with you? >> i think it's possible. in his press conference today he did talk about that quite a bit. he also understands power. the democrats now control the house of representatives. we are the power to stop stupid legislation. we can adva

i did become quite friendly with nell harper lee and gave her 80th birthday party in new york which is all she ever wanted. the person she loved most in the world as you probably all know was her there and she really didn't need much more company. i had heard the last harper when go tell it on the mountain -- watchmen and that was the prequel of "to kill a mockingbird." she had written a book before or so i believe. i thought to myself what i identify with their. it was said it was very successful, but it was said it was not nearly as good as mockingbird editorial story wise. it wasn't even cert -- it wasn't even determined that she actually wrote it. but i wondered what i would do. this is strictly from a business standpoint. somebody was going to publish that book because it had harper leaves name on it. some publisher was going to publish it and i think the publisher harpercollins had to do it because now had written one book. it was the biggest selling book of harpercollins. what one of the most important significant works. their sense was the just, no matter the problems, harperco

the woman on the horse is nell holland. we'll talk about her, too. in 1913, the intention of this parade, march 3rd, the day before woodrow wilson's inauguration. woodrow wilson was anti-suffrage. he came up with a lot of reasons to be anti-suffrage over the years before he finally caved. at the time of his election in 1912 he was still kind of clinging to i haven't learned a lot about it. just the lamest excuse for any politician, right? also in 1912 william howard taft of the running as a republican for re-election and teddy roosevelt was running a third party and the progressive party supported suffrage. teddy roosevelt did better than taft and he's still the best third-party candidate ever in a presidential election. so electing woodrow wilson and the democrats who were very vocally anti-suffrage really set the movement on its heels a little bit, and the american movement was languishing and in need of something that would really give them a shot in the arm. so this idea of a parade on the same weekend, and from the legislative branch right down

immigrants to ports of entry, that they want to claim assylum f they come across the border illegally, nell not be able to claim asylum. the president has been doing his best in states like missouri and florida as he did last night to keep immigration high up on the list of things that people should care about. here's the reason why the president said they should care. you look at the roughness of these people in the second caravan that's forming. also, frankly nshlgts first caravan. immigration is a dangerous topic. we won't allow people to come into the country that don't have the well being of our country in mind. >> president trump said there's criminals inside the caravans, ms13 gang members, maybe even, quote, middle easterners. the democrats on the other hand say the president is merely trying to change the subject. listen here. >> he's trying to plaintiff a crisis. build elationships. you demonize latinos, it makes it harder to solve the problem. >> the democrats want to keep the issue on healthcare. the president wants to keep the focus on immigration. >> shepard: i learned a famil

moeller special counselor a lawyer says he lied to giving us the cooperation so guess what nell minow ford is going to face an exponentially longer sentence so anyone michael cohen is a lawyer knows that if you make this plea deal and then lies he's going to prison for a very very long time as it is he's facing sixty five years for the previous case in another five years for this one patty thank you very much for that political hand reporting there live from washington now on a lighter note unesco has added reggae music to its world heritage list of cultural wonders. the u.n. agency says the music genre is worthy of protection because of its contribution to discussions around injustice and resistance reggae originated in jamaica in the late one nine hundred sixty s. many of the songs address socio political issues including police brutality and inequality now you know school has also added a swathe of other cultural treasures treasures to its list let's take a look at some of them there is hurrying afield from island dating back about two thousand years some are a traditional dance th

nell find you. >> that's what i'm saying. >> what a great story, though. >> do the right thing. >>> mild ahd? >> temperatures in the 50s. maybe a degree above normale aver temperature is 55, maybe 56. >> take us there. >> so temperatures out there today will be around seasonable averages for this time of year. i don't think everybody will make a run at that 60 degrees mark but all of us will be in the 50s. look at this,it's gorgeous outside. sun came up about 20 minutes ago on the dot. 7:01 was the official sunrise and it's a great day. enjoy today because look what happens over the next couple days, oh, yeah, right back down. temperatures tomorrow still in the 50s but we'llra have . 40s into tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, so,y again, en this out there today. current temperatures out there right no we' at 40 in washington, 40 in baltimore. i am worried about some frozen slick spots out there, some icy spots, especiall by manassas park through fauquier county, everybody through fredericksburg, spotsylvania, spofford county. that's where temperatures are around the freezin

some rumblings out of the democrats who will be taking over key committees, according to bill press nelle over the committee on trade, these trade deals, because they're signed sealed, delivered, telling bloomberg, no, not. not exactly. kind of like that. to charles payne right now. here we go, charles. charles: here we go. it is just getting started. thanks a lot, neil. good afternoon, everyone i'm charles payne and this is "making money". dow in selling mode in part because apple is struggling but we have in depth analysis coming up with a panel of experts where you should be looking in this karnrage. amazon chooses new york city and northern virginia for two headquarters. >>> the u.s. military is ignoring warning signs and it is getting much weaker. all that and more on "making money". charles: another swift reversal to the downside in

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we'rejoined now from paris by political commentator scottie nell hughes.for not being at the memorial because of the weather this weekend? well, i don't know about a pro trump commentator but i am someone pro trump commentator but i am someone that can see things from both sides, perspectives, and i can see why the president is drawing a lot of criticism for missing the event. obviously anytime you are here for a weekend to celebrate the military and you miss a major event which president macron had planned, you will draw criticism. the other side of it to look at is that we are not part of the service, we are not pa rt not part of the service, we are not part of this detail so if we have ha rd part of this detail so if we have hard evidence out that says president trump made this decision and it was not made for him, we need to hold the criticism. there are other things we can talk about and criticise on the weekend. this is one area i think they took safety and security first. and until now we have to make sure we take their word for it. i appreciate wha