we see this going into the off highway market so we see that our tractors under new holland.have methane tractors you produce the gas that is then used in the tractors you don't produce any c o2 the farmers love that, the pay back is great. >> we are the largest producer of lng and natural gas why is the united states not here >> it's coming we're pushing heavily for it i think if you talk to farmers today and our dealers, they're extremely interested as we have solution ready, we're going to roll this out in the next year. so this is one of the megatrends. >> right >> three trends. one is digitalization. we're at the forefront the other is moving away from diesel to electrification and gas. we're leaving that you're going to see a lot more case, new holland that are powered by methane gas. >> i own an olive farm in italy. >> yes. >> you need new holland. >> first of all, the stuff is expensive in italy they make it so nothing -- >> yes >> what is with the tariffs? what is with the add on -- why is equipment so expensive in european countries >> we need it because there is a

>> i like to have the industrial companies, cnh, the old case in new holland that you buy equipment,ay, tim boyle, columbia. i love their clothes, and columbia is up huge because they had a better than expected quarter which tells me if you've got the right fashion, if you've got the right clothes, they will spend the money. tim is remarkable. look at the chart. he's done a great job. i've got to tell you, i prefer his stock to faang right now. >> really? >> well, the "a" is troubled, both as are troubled. >> which one >> tony nagasaki coming down and bombing the darn thing >> jim, we'll see you tonight. "mad money" 6 p.m. >> everybody have a great weekend. may see you guys later i don't know. >> when we come back, more information on jeff bezos accusing the parent of "national enquirer" of blackmail >> good friday morning to you. welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and sara ice enat the new york sfoj. dow down and s&p down and more on the bombshell story from jeff peaseos with ami what the amazon founder and richest man in the world is alleg

washington dc and one of the first two native american women elected to congress along with new mexico's deb holland the second district of kansas elected steve watkins a former u.s. army captain and military contractor who suffered both a traumatic brain injury and posterior medic stress disorder from his service in afghanistan. the congressman took up dogsled racing while stationed in alaska and participated in the iditarod twice. he also attempted to climb mount everest but six members of his team died in the 2015 earthquake stopping the assent. representative kevin hearn joined a slightly ahead of most other house freshmen. last year he replaced his predecessor who resigned to become the nasa administrator. he also has an interest in space and was pursuing a phd in astronomical engineering many 1986 challenger explosion changed his career plans. and said he purchased a mcdonald's restaurant which led to him buying a two more. representative kendra horn also has strong ties to the space industry. earlier in her career she was press secretary to former congressman brad carson and she has also been

two thousand and thirteen dr mark pasta and his team at the university of maastricht in holland made headline news when they proved it was possible to meet with a single cow muscle sample. if you like conventional amber and now the race is on with scientists competing to be the first to create a lab grown burger to market to the masses. i've come to the university of maastricht in holland where dr pasta has agreed to talk me through how they make cultured meat. morning hillary i remark to read here mark in his colleagues are one of a number of teams around the world who are searching for a way to scale up production of lab grown meat if they succeed the environmental impact could be enormous cause or ruminants they have these forty two. things where they basically picked here in their stomach from it and in that from intuition process methane gets released that's affecting global warming and climate methane is actually very powerful the house can see it's twenty times more powerful than c o two. so yeah and livestock is accountable for forty percent of wall methane emissions. the impact of farming

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two thousand and thirteen dr mark pasta and his team at the university of maastricht in holland made headline news when they proved it was possible to meet with a single cow muscle sample. if you like conventional amber and now the race is on with scientists competing to be the first to create a lab grown burger to market to the masses. i've come to the university of maastricht in holland where dr pasta has agreed to talk me through how they make cultured meat. morning hillary i remark the weeds here mark in his colleagues are one of a number of teams around the world who are searching for a way to scale up production of lab grown meat if they succeed the environmental impact could be enormous the ruminants they have to use for the multi. things where they basically back here in their stomach from it and in that from intuition process and methane gets released that's affecting global warming and climate methane is actually very powerful the house can see it's twenty times more powerful than c o two. so yeah and livestock is accountable for forty percent of all methane emissions. the impact of farm

steny hoyer tweeted this picture writing, i'm visiting texas and new mexico with representatives veronica escobar, small, holland and scanlon. with localg we met immigrant advocates. we are committed to ensuring our immigration policies aligned with our nation's values and treat migrants with dignity and respect. wongn spoke with scott about the status of border security ahead of next week's funding deadline. wong as a senior staff writer with that hill -- with that hill. what is the status of house and senate border security talks ? like negotiators are nearing a compromise deal to keep government open. they are approaching a compromise number somewhere from the range of about one point $3 billion for president trump's border wall, to about $2 billion for his border wall. that is significantly lower than has beenident trump demanding for the last several months. the president wants 5.7 billion dollars, but given the fact that we just had a 35-day shutdown and the president was weakened and sort of hobbling, coming out of that shutdown, it appears the president will have to come off that $5.7 billion number. the

news report. >> i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. tax season is under way. ericans are a bit more sluggish in filing their returns this year. the irs says the number of individual tax returns received in the firsteek of the season fell more than 12% from last year. the total number of returns proc the average refund is also smaller, about $1,865, versus dore than $2,000 last year about 8%. the irs expects to issue fewer refund checks due to changes in your tax law. with your cnbc business report. i'm frank holland. >>> we head to break on this weather alert day, checking with storm team 4 chuck bell. >> we have snow near the pennsylvania border. and a mix of rain and snow for most.cf the metro area. your monday morning commute, in, around and back hom today, will be cold and wet. and another ugly one coming up tomorrow. ten-day forecast in ten minutes. >>> plus, deja vu. congressional lawmakers, once ain, scrambling to make a deal this week to prevent another government shutdown. whatre the odds compromise will prevail over politics? we're looking at that, w

and one of the first two native american women elected to congress along with new mexico's deb hollande second district of kansas elected republican steve watkins, a former u.s. army captain and military contractor who suffered both a traumatic brain injury and post traumatic stress disorder from his service in afghanistan. the congressmen took up dog sledding and participated in the iditarod twice and he attempted to climb mount everest and six members of his team died in the 2015 nepal earthquake stopping the ascent. representative kevin heard joined congress slightly ahead of most other house freshmen last year replacing his predecessor who resigned to become the nasa administrator. congressman hearn also has an interest in space. he was pursuing a ph.d in astronautical engineering when it changed his career plans. instead, he purchased a mcdonald's restaurant and it led to buying 18 more mcdonald's in the tulsa area. representative kendra horn has strong ties to the aerospace industry. she's a former executive at a non-profit that advocates for the industry. earlier in her career s

for the first time, deb holland, a congresswoman from new mexico, will be presenting the tribal perspective as a member of that committee. today house judiciary committee is marking up h.r. 8, and the background check bill. of has the support of 97% americans, across political ideologies. and tomorrow we will honor the one-year anniversary of the mass shootings at parkland, florida. 14 students and three staff members were killed. and today we will lose 100 americans to gun violence. as we do each and every day in this country. 2017 study found that 22% of gun owners who purchased a firearm in the past two years did so without a background check. we can do better in this country, we can address the gun violence epidemic that we have. and these are the issues that we are moving forward with as a caucus. to represent some of our new members, we are very excited to have dean phillips from minnesota join the caucus today and we are also excited that he is not still in a deep freeze in minnesota, but is that youed out and ready -- thawed out and ready to be here with us. philadelphia phillies go

and one of the first two native american women elected to congress along with new mexico's deb holland. the second district of kansas elected republican steve watkins, a former u.s. army captain and military contractor who suffered both a traumatic brain injury and post traumatic stress disorder from his service in afghanistan. the congressman took up dog-sled racing while stationed in alaska and participated in the iditarod twice. he attempted to climb mt. everest but six of his companions died, stopping the ascent. representative kevin hern last year replaced his predecessor who resigned to become the nasa administrator. congressman hern also has an interest in space. he was pursuing a ph.d. in astronautical engineering when the 1986 "challenger" explosion changed his career plan. he purchased an mcdonald's restaurant and bought 18 more in the tulsa area. representative kendra horn is a former executive for the aerospace industry. she has been an attorney in private practice. before her election to congress, representative horn was a consultant for a communication technology company.

firsters in new mexico's district elected deb holland to the house, making her one of the first native american women to serve in congress. rights working on water cases and clerked in a federal court before that. prior to law school, she worked for the new mexico senator. the congresswoman is not the only member of her family who is into politics. her husband is a member of the state house of representatives. members,as two new both democrats. representative greg stanton served six years as phoenix mayor before taking his seat in congress, he has also been the deputy attorney general and the phoenix city council. joined the u.s. house of representatives for the third time, and forth term this year. she lost her first reelection bid, only to be reelected in 2012. she again left the house to run against john mccain for u.s. senate in 2016. representative kirkpatrick was a prosecutor and city attorney. isgressman steven horsford another former member who returned this year. he served one term earlier this decade before being defeated in his 2014 reelection bid, before that he was a nevad

and one of the first two native american women elected to congress along with new mexico's deb holland. the second district of kansas elected republican steve watkins a. former u.s. army captain and military contractor who suffered both a traumatic brain injury and posttraumatic stress disorder from his service in afghanistan. the congressman took up dogsled racing while stationed in alaska and participated in the iditarod, twice. he also attempted to climb mount everest. but six members of his team died earthquake. epal david heroin joined congress slightly ahead of most house freshmen last year replacing his predecessor jim bridenstine who resigned to become nasa administrator. congressman heroin has also -- hern has an interest in space. when the 1986 challenger explosion changed his career plans. instead he purchased a mcdonald's restaurant. that eventually led to buying 18 more mcdonald's in the tulsa area. representative kendra horn also has strong ties to the aerospace industry. she's a former executive at a nonprofit that advocates for the industry. earlier in her career, she w

i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. lyft h a new feature called shared saver.he budget-friendly feature puts riders in the same vehicle to split the cost of a ride. and won't be subjectrge pricing. ita equires riders to walk t designated pickup spot. it may drop them off within walking distance of their final destination. lyft has said about 35% of its rides are shared. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >> thank you. >>> good morning. waking up is hard to do. but it is friday. if youine wat news 4 today, your friday is off to a good start. showery weather outside this morning. car washing weather? stave your time today and tomorrow. wait untilsunday. forecast in ten minutes. >>> a messyng mor for my friends in northern virginia today. multiple problems there and also desues in maryland and d.c. full ils on all of it, coming up. >>> plus, a local school under fire for aontroversial more on the exercise that had more on the exercise that had some studentss actinla ♪ hawaii is the first stat in the u.s. to have a hundred percent if we don'

new dayquil severe with vicks vapocool. >>> good morning. i'm frank hollandglobal headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open with some modest losses this morning. the dow and the nasdaq are coming off their eighth straight positive week, that's the longest stretch for the dow since 2017. on today's watch list, a report on the housing sector and earnings from retail giant walmart. >>> the faa has been investigating southwest airlines for failing to properly track the weight of checked bags on its planes. the "wall street journal" is reporting they found mistakes with employee calculations leading to discrepancies when pilots compute takeoff weights. a dozen pounds to a thousand pounds above what the paperwork showed. >>> and payless shoes has filed for bankruptcy today for the second time in as many years. the retailer confirming reports it will close all of its stores in north america by the end of may. payless is one of the most high-profile casualties as more and more consumers shop online. laura and marcus, back over

washington dc, and one of the 1st two native american women elected to congress, along with new mexico's deb holland. the 2nd district of kansas elected republican steve watkins, a former u.s. army captain and military contractor , who suffered both a traumatic brain injury, and poster medic stress disorder, from his service in afghanistan. the congressman took up dogsled racing while stationed in alaska, and participated in the iditarod twice. he also attempted to climb mount everest, but six members of his team died, in the 2015 nepal earthquake stopping the assent. representative kevin hearn joined congress slightly ahead of most other house freshmen, last year replacing his predecessor, jim bridenstine, who resigned to become the nasa administrator. congressman hearn also has an interest in space, he was pursuing a phd in astronautical engineering, when the 1986 challenger explosion changed his career plans. instead, he purchased a mcdonald's restaurant. that eventually led to buying 18 more mcdonald's in the tulsa area. representative kendra horn also has strong ties to the aerospace industry,

frank holland is in toledo, ohio. >> reporter: orders of new big rigs like these are often s an as rolling economic indicator. >> historically, class 8 truck orders are a bellwether of economy. >> reporter: tractors, these trucks pull trailers worth of good all around theuntry, delivering what we buy to thee stores that buy them from. steve basset, ahe truck does recall in toledo, ohio, say bite the o to a good start. >> we areeeing strong demand. i took down a very significant order just three days ago. >> reporter: something peculiar is happening. a recent report shows a declinek in new t orders, something you would not expect given the demand. historically, it's data that could drive upnd concerns economic slowdown is just down the road. >> it's hard to add water t full glass. >> reporter: but kenny of atcre arch says new truck orders are down shifting, primarily theire they reached record 490,000 last year and there is sll a 300,000 order backlog now. >> that unbuilt level of backloo is twice what the average backlog to build ratio is. >> reporter: that means a least anine-month wait f

news. back over to you >> frank holland coming up next, the bull case for your money famed investor bill millercade long rally has more room to run. we'll bring you his exclusive comments straight ahead. later, we're heading to atlanta where the countdown is on to the super bowl cnbc cameras camping up with the athletes to talk everything from business to the economy to that one stock that everyone, everyone, seems to think is a total touchdown. we'll bring you that name and more great tunes when worldwide exchange returns junior achievement reaches young people all over the world to prepare them for the future of work. we go into classrooms and we teach entrepreneurial skills and leadership skills. when you actually create a business when you're in your teens, it raises your self-confidence. junior achievement is really unique because they inspire young people to think creatively. the citi foundation's pathways to progress initiative helped us reach kids in over 50 countries. citi has also loaned us their executives and their employees to help us deliver our programs. our youth are three times

fairy tale about outsiders who cross paths in a new york restaurant ok and mr jones enough to choose another film by star polish director agnieszka holland it's about a journalist who travels to moscow in one thousand nine hundred eighty three and discovers the myth behind the communist utopia ok for the moment thank you let's have a look at. from the ok so you. see. i'm on my way to marco now that i've been trying to reach you so we're coming here . again this time arranging an interview with please tell me you know way go through what we do around here you see a secret. prison on. the phone i read. something. like. paul. paul. you know what i ate oh. ok that cup of films accomplished what about other ones in the panorama section there is a film called flatland by jennifer cobe asked which tells the story of three very different women in south africa who embark on a journey of self discovery. the images here. and we've talked about being female directors who is a few and. the world judy have been all shot this year is the jury president absolutely yes she's a very very welcome jury perjury president a lot of people are very very pleased

happy monday i'm brian sullivan let's kick off the second half of the hour all the news you need to know, frank holland frank. >> trade is front and center this week. treasure secretary steven mnuchin and robert lighthizer are traveling to beijing this week for a fresh round of talks. we're a few weeks away from the march 1st deadline where the administration is expected to impose new tariffs. >>> senator amy klobuchar announcing her presidential bid the fifth u.s. senator to announce she's running and fourth woman in the chamber. the minnesota's announcement going viral. she gave her speech in a blizzard >>> and activision is reportedly planning to lay off hundreds part of a restructuring efforts as it faces sluggish sales the job cuts are expected to be officially announced tomorrow. brian, back to you. >> thank you very much >>> now let's get a check on this morning's other top news outside of the world of money and business nbc's phillip mena is in new york with those. phillip, good morning. >> good morning, brian new trouble for one of virginia's top democrats the lieutenant governor could face ar

frank holland back with all the news you need to know. what's leading cnbc.com right now we are still following the latest developments out of venezuela. that nation's opposition leader juan guiado will name a new leader to citgo. it could come as soon as this week citgo is owned by venezuelan oil giant pervesa. it could cut off money to nicolas maduro >>> stateside sffed chair jay powell made comments during a town hall in d.c. last night shares of chipolte shooting higher this morning. the food chain crushing earnings expectations, citing better than expected sales and margins, thanks to many changes, higher prices, and big restaurant investments. the stock is up more than 10% this morning brian, back to you >> nice pop, frank thanks very much >>> let's get a check on the story's other top headlines outside of the world of money. nbc's francis riviera in new york >> hi, brian good morning let's start with that. a chaos that is rocking the commonwealth scandals trigger a dangerous domino effect for virginia's top democrats. the state's a

washington dc and one of the first two native american women elected to congress along with new mexico's jen holland the second district of kansas elected republican steve watkins, a former us army captain and military contractor who suffered both a dramatic brain injury and posttraumatic stress disorder from his service in afghanistan. the congressman took up dogsledding while stationed in alaska, participated in the iditarod twice. he also attempted to climb mount everest, six members of the team died in the 2015 nepal earthquake stopping the ascent. representative kevin carr joins congress slightly ahead of most other house presidents, last year replacing his predecessor jim eisenstein who resigned to become a nasa administrator. harassment burn also have an interest, he was pursuing a phd in astronautical engineering with a 1986 challenger explosion changed his career plans. instead, he purchased a mcdonald's restaurant and eventually led to buying making more mcdonald's in the tulsa area. representative kendra moore also has strong ties to the aerospace industry. she's a former executive and a

holland back then. and airplanes, that's new so you can't have that.at, too. i'm surprised they haven't proposed bringing back horses because we know that's a pollution problem, too. >> that's right. >> i have some horses i would like to bring back. david, i think it also speaks to the fact they don't understand american culture. again, right, wrong or indifferent, i don't know a lot of people that want to take a high speed train to madison or take a high speed train along the coast of california. when somebody is driving or going say over 100 miles, 200 miles, they are driving. that's what americans do. that's what we are used to. if they want to change the culture of america, that's going to take a lot longer than ten years to do so. >> i think it's a culture issue because it just hasn't worked, and i think that this is an opportunity again for private enterprise to get involved. if you look at elon musk and what he's doing with trying to figure out if there is a way to dig tunnels or do something. we don't know if that's going to work but at least i

holland. >> fru.k, thank >>> it's 5:54 now. newso commit a rdom act of kindness this week. this morning, we're tackling the hearts of - did i say that right? touching the hearts of many up at this early >>hour. ecause it's an early time to be up, right? >> yeah, it is. >> we're talking donuts and coffee. molette green is getting you ready to hand out some of this good stuff. hi, molette. >> reporter: hey. look, aaron, eun, i have something that wil wake you up this morning, sugar. day three of our random acts of kindness week brings us to the duck donuts in wood bridge. larry theng owner putti the fishing touches onhis box of donuts right here. what we're going to do, this shop opens up at 6:00 a.m. sharp. so when you come in, you to a cup of coffee and some donuts this morning. okay. there's a big gym here in this development here at stone bridge. there's a big residential development right across the street. so we have plenty of people, larry. >> that's right. >> the owner here, we'll talk to him in the 6:00 hour. we have plenty o

holland, thank you for those. let's get a check on the morning's other headlines outside of business. nbc's phillip menna live in the newst >> dom, good morning the trump administration wants to pull funding for california's bullet train dot officials announce plans to cancel nearly $is billi1 billio aside for the rail project it wants the state to pay back the money already spent. california hasn't provided its own promised funding and can't complete work by the 2022 deadline governor gavin newsom says the state will fight for those funds. >>> his picture sparked a nation wooitd debate, and now a fierce legal battle nicolas sandman is the kofington catholic high school student who made headlines last month after his encounter with the naish american activist during a protest in d.c well, now the family of the kentucky teen is suing the washington post for defamation they're seeking $250 million in damages. the suit claims the post targeted and bullied the teen in an attempt to embarrass president trump. he was wearing a make america great again hat. the paper says it plans to mount a vigorous defense >>> we're followin

i'm brian sullivan great to be back with you your executive recap, all the news you need to know in 60 seconds. frank hollandck with that. >>> china's stock markets soaring today after president trump announced he's delaying increase in tariffs on chinese goods set to take effect at the end of the week. the president siting substantial progress made in weekend trade talks in washington. mr. trump says if there is additional progress he will plan a summit with chinese president xi jinping at his mar-a-lago resort to wrap up that deal. >>> roche is buying spark therapeutics for $4.3 billion. the deal will help build roche's lineup that treat hemophilia roche is paying 144 a share for spark more than 120% premium to friday's closing price shares of spark, well, they're spiking on the deal. >>> kraft hines may be brewing up deal for maxwell house. sources tell cnbc the company is reviewing its options for the coffee business that includes a possible sale. maxwell house could reportedly fetch upwards of $3 billion. craft hines has declined to comment so far brian, back over to you. >> frank, thank you very much.

we'll have the weather with kevin but still ahead on the news our border while more on the attacks on donald trump's immigration policy that hollande he's aboard and it's called formula one legend watches has all the teams had to pay for pre-season testing is here with that story. well we bring you a lot of pitches of inclement weather across the world but today is going to be a little bit different here across europe we are dealing with some high pressure that is dominating it what it is doing is really clear in the skies of letting a lot of the sun across much of the area want to show you what's been happening here in brussels take a look at the video that has come in actually yesterday they broke the temperature record for february twenty point two degrees is what they hit here in brussels of course everybody was out in the street with the picnics as well as taking in the sunshine and this has been the trend over the last several days and today's going to be another day just like that all because of high pressure is dominating the region and that means the we're going to see more sun today and those temperatures are going to be

thank you very much stef still ahead on the news hour the right to pray in palestinian territories under threat by israeli occupation. president hollande trying to put soft phrasing tabs on chinese goods but the trade will continue is that as. the walls most expensive goalkeeper refuses to be substituted for being here with the details. by main street every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories and then of course there's donald trump told through the eyes of the world's jannah least that's right out of the script that calls for the annihilation of israel that is not what that phrase or. the listening post as we turned the cameras on the media focused on how they were caught on the stories that matter the most him better use a free palestine a listening post on al-jazeera. it does look more and more like bangladesh is becoming a one party state give me one good reason why the opposition should have been voted to do par isn't the problem the human rights watch describes how opposition members have been arrested or killed and even disappeared maybe hassani goes head to head with. do we want to do it development we don't is

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previously pledged to other parts of it were a new money that was pledged on this day comes from various different countries canada taiwan germany the u.s. holland and the european union just to name a few of a clearly this was a day where. and his representatives here in washington as well as the many countries that recognize quite as the president wanted to show solidarity in moving their cause forward. unions have expressed the bitter disappointment that means that airbus is to cease production of its super jumbo a three eighty aircraft production is stand in two years' time as a result of fulling orders threatening thousands of jobs that are reports now from . aviation fans call it the super jumbo a three eighty s. the world's biggest passenger plane when it launched in two thousand and five bosses of the european plane maker hoped it would revolutionize long haul travel but now the and its production in twenty twenty one i mean there's been speculation . for years that we were ten years to even three eighty three becomes clear when we were probably at least ten years too late or more powered by four engines the a three eighty double deck ca

we appreciate it >>> well, in corporate news lyft is reportedly planning to file for an ipo next week frank hollandas more on that story, and it's a big one. it's one of the biggest private companies out there. >> huge story here, dom. lyft will be the first publicly traded u.s. ride-sharing company. sources say it plans to launch the road show for investors during the week of march 18th. now, that's expected to last for about two weeks, although the company's plans are still subject to change. lyft is reportedly now valued at between $20 and $25 billion. that's after the last major round of funding last year reports say lyft, which filed its paperwork confidently with the s.e.c. late last year, will list its shares on the nasdaq. that ipo could happen by the end of march uber has also privately filed for an ipo, but reports say it needs several more weeks to prepare. uber's valuation is believed to be as high as $120 billion it also operates in more cities internationally, while lyft is primarily available in the u.s. and canada conditions, while they may be good for both to go public, the nasdaq

the news comes at one of the fashionable's busiest periods during london fashion week, with tributes pouring in. designer henry hollandouble. designer donatella versace posted a picture of herself and karl lagerfeld on instagram, writing your genius touch the lives of so many, especially gianni and i. we will never forget your talent and inspiration, we were always learning from you. in january inspiration, we were always learning from you. injanuary he missed a chanel haute couture show in paris, sparking speculation about his health. it was the first time he did not attend one of his catwalk shows. designer, photographer, businessman, karl 0tto lagerfeld is regarded as one of the most important fashion visionaries of the 20th and 21st centuries. the fashion designer karl lagerfeld, who's died aged 85. finally, it's an iconic image which came to symbolise the end of the second world war. this famous photograph taken by alfred eisenstaedt shows an american sailor kissing a stranger in new york's times square to celebrate vj day. well, now that sailor — george mendonsa — has died at the age of 95. the photo was taken i

holland at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. the dow futures up more than 200 points, following the newsmakers reached a tentative deal to avert another partial government shutdown this weekend but the measure still has to pass the house and the senate, it's still t trump will sign it. yesterday was a mixed day for stocks with the dow posting its first four-day losing streak of the year but the nasdaq rising for a sday. >>> aepj.o.l.t.s. which tracks job listings and how many people voluntarily quitting their job to seek other employment. >> military veterans will soon be able to access their health records on their iphone. a new collaboration will allow the 9 million vets in the va system to see everything from conditions, vaccinations and lab tests to medical procedures and diagnoses all in one place. last year, apple announced a separate deal to let users access records for more than 100 hospitals through its health records app. >>> tesla owners will get a software update that includes a new dog mode. someone tweeted at elon musk last year asking for the feature which keeps the air co

holland produces the most flowers on the planet. >>> who will be the top dog at the 143rd westminster kennel club dog show in new york city?y narrowed the field last night, and history was made by a dog called colton. for the first time ever a schipperke won the nonsporting group to advance to tonight's final group of seven. more than 2800 dogs were entered into the competition. >>> coming up first on "cbs this morning," we talk with bill and melinda gates about the future of the gates foundation. this is the "morning news." future of the gates foundation. this is the "morning news." a delicious way to enjoy probiotics every day. with 20 years of devotion to gut health. activia. like no other. the russells travel to swim meets every saturday. but now... it's thursday. good thing they discovered gain flings. the only detergent with concentrated gain, oxi boost, and febreze odor remover. try new improved gain flings. but one blows them all out of the water. hydro boost from neutrogena®. with hyaluronic acid to plump skin cells so it bounces back. neutrogena® so it bounces back. new lysol wipes are crazy strong. don't believe

in one of the first two native american women elected to congress along with deb holland out of new mexico. the second district of kansas elected steve watkins, former u.s. army captain and military contractor who suffered both the traumatic pain injury and posttraumatic stress disorder from his service in afghanistan. the congressman took up dog suede racing while stationed in alaska and participated in the iditarod twice. he also attempted to climb mount everest but six members of his team died in the nepal earthquake stopping the assent. kevin hurd joined congress slightly ahead of most other house freshmen last year, replacing his predecessor jim bridenstine who resigned to become the nasa administrator. congressman hearn also has an interest in space and was pursuing a phd in astronomical engineering when the 1986 challenger explosion changed his career plan. instead, he purchased a mcdonald's restaurant that eventually led to buying 18 mormon donald's in the tulsa area. representative kendra horn has strong ties to the aerospace industry is a former executive at a nonprofit that advo

holland who makes the streets unsafe. you have to integrate — that was one of the most things i heard on the news.integration, integration, integration. and i ask, what does that mean? growing up with the values of immigrant parents in a country where support is growing for anti—immigration parties isn't easy. so i wanted to find out if europe's changing political mood is affecting the way young people of african heritage are defining home and celebrating the culture they've been raised with. our parents came here, right? we were born here. somali for me is not the same as it is for my mother. they just want their own culture. this is it, this is final. everything else is different, you know? go back to your own country. this is african diaspora diaries. my name is daniel henry, i'm a bbc africa reporter. east london is home for me, it's where i was born, it's where i was raised and crucially, it's where i get my hair cut. good to see you. but if we're talking about going "back" home, that's barbados and st lucia where my family comes from. it's always fun going back, but as i get older, i realise

holland the american president." this is an every night talking point on fox news. >> you know, there is this odd symmetry where the putintration is quite tough on the trump administration and the trump administration is quite tough on russia as a whole but trump and putin themselves are all playing footsie. today -- this was a real example of that once more. >> we're a week away from the summit with kim jong un, about whom donald trump seems to hold the only warm view in our entire government. how do we process what we're about to see in vietnam? >> well, given that president trump announced in june that the north korean nuclear threat is over, it's hard to beat that. and obviously what happened last june with that summit, i mean, it did not end the nuclear threat. north korea has been continuing to develop nuclear fuel, has -- the north korean nuclear threat is with us. i do think that steve biegun, the u.s. official who was trying to negotiate a deal with the north koreans, i think he's a very credible person. i think the hopeful outcome would be that north korea would agree to continue to halt testing of nuclear weap