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that follows hot on the heels of the np para bought shutting down a unit.hery: thank you so much for that. back to the market spirit u.s. stocks higher as we had deeper into the earnings season. our next guest says after a top 20 come investors continue to be stressed and on any given day comes up your to be on the brink of panic. david marcus global advisor chief investment officer. he's joining us in the new york studio. thank you for your time. we were talking earlier about the signs of fatigue after the strong start to 2019. i wonder, if all of the global concerns will stop them -- stop the momentum or could we see the message being amplified because of all of these ongoing concerns globally, including the shutdown, and brexit? is so manyink there things going on as you are pointing out. investors are not sure, should they be buying, selling? that,environment like they go to the sidelines. they are not sure what to do it which means they are selling to we think that is the best time to be buying. when they are stressed, when there's fear. and panic. whe

sarah harmen, nps eharmon, nbc news. >>> nicolas maduro has backed off his demand that all u.s. diplomats leave venezuela this weekend. now both embassies en whileay working out a plan. israel became the tlatest country recognize opposition leader juan guaido as venezuela's interim president. >>> the super bowl is dae week for the nfl, pressure nt is mg to explain why the majority of head coaches let go thisoffseason are african-american. the more pressing question, why are replaceired to them mostly white? >> reporter: why is a itsgue with 70% of players african-american l by head coaches who have been predominantly white? wh teams began making coaching changes at the end of 2018 season, the black and white issue came intotark contrast. five of the eight fired coaches were black and so far none of the coaches hired to replace them is k. bl steve wilks was fired in arizona after one season, winning three of 16 games, replaced by a white college coach fired after earning a losing record over six seasons. >> the league is kind of going backwards. each year, league officials talk a

stanton: np -- no. they are in great schools, they will stay in our home community. i will be back and forth. we will be doing a lot of work. we will be here in washington generally four days a week and then i will be at home working at least two days a week. we will be incredibly busy. the work we do back home is even more important than the work we do in washington. the logisticsain of getting from arizona to washington, d.c. twice a week. mr. stanton: you get on an airplane, often read is. you get here, work your tail off. it is about a five hour flight, 4.5 here. a little longer on the way home. a great opportunity to study up on public policy. when you have that much time on a plane, you better take advantage of it and be as prepared as possible. reporter: what will be your legislative priorities? mayor, we had a lot of success in transportation and infrastructure investment. ballot inut on the phoenix the largest transportation infrastructure investment postrecession up to that time. it was on the same ballot as my reelection. then and our plan passed, $32 bill

the chairman of the house intelligence committee weighed p np congressman adam schiff calls the allegation among the most rious to date, tweeting "we will do what's necessary to find out if it's true. califo aia democra house judiciary member ted lieu tweeted in all caps, "this is obstruction of justice." the awpresident's personalr rudy giuliani also responded to the buzzfeed story, saying "if you believe cohen, i can get you a great deal on the brooklyn bridge." the white house itself has not yet responded to the sty. >>> we ar officially four weeks into the government shutdown ivis morning. and the partisane in d.c. is only growing wider. instead of figuring out ways to struggling federal employees back to work, president trump and house speaker nancy are locked in a game of one-upmanship. in an apparent retaliation to the speaker's push to postpone his state of the union over the shutdown the president cancelede losi's military transportation for anfficial overseas trip thursday. also citing the shutdown as his reasoning. nbc learned that just hours later melania trump was allowed to t

the case of radcliffe, the british iranian woman is a matter of life and death and the words for np,omments that tough rhetoric will do nothing to help her who is hoping to go on hunger strike because of the standard of care she is receiving just been sentenced to five years in jail after being accused of spying. she denies the charges. she was on a holiday visiting her parents with her young daughter when she was imprisoned. united nations has declared imprisonment illegal and arbitrary. but yet, her treatment and iran has gotten considerably worse in the past two weeks. and the last two weeks, she has been given a ration of food which is slowly decreased, she has been told that the calls that she was allowed to make herfamily and husband in london have now been restricted and further restricted she has also been told that she will be denied medical access even though she has discovered lumps on her breasts. in light of this, nazanin has said she will go on a hunger strike. iran does not recognise your nationality which is why it is not impossible to this case treated as a normal co

be chances of flurry was winchestersow to hag ar np nothing major. the future weather handle it out like this. a reasonably sunny start and more clouds later in the afternoon. but no big weather impacts for today. at is certainly good news. but the polar vortex, the big lobe of circulating cold air around the poles north and south pole, showing signs a if you weeks ago of a spinning top with ble to it. as a result i think it's wobbling some cold air in our direction starting tuesdayto nit ednesday of next week. i'll give you the ten-day forecast next half hour. but the five-day outlook. breezy today maybe a flurry. highs n 40. highs in the 30s tomorrow. saturday the sunnier half of the weekend. clouds more clouds on sunday, may be maybe a sprinkle or two. but near 50 degrees. no arctic chill until tuesday night to o wednesday morni next we can. jack tailor you got a couple days to get ready zboo i'll prepare. we'll start whenell ufrmt we have a serious crash on 210. and we hear potentially we have lanes reopened if you are on that stretch of 210 basi

just two days to go until the big third and a last—minute pleas for nps to support the prime ministerl view is theresa may will lose this on tuesday. more than 100 tory mps set to vote against, this isa tory mps set to vote against, this is a desperate plea to driving over those who might be wavering and so she talks in this article about how brexit might not happen and that we could crash out and have a no—deal brexit so in that sense trying to appeal to those who do not want to see one 01’ appeal to those who do not want to see one or other of those scenarios being a result, perhaps trying to see if she can wind them over but he has a mountain to climb in cheese pizza that this idea that there might bea pizza that this idea that there might be a breach in the draft of the more gritty and people will not get what they voted for. we have heard from chris grayling, the transport secretary has been speaking to sky and he made the point that we have heard that this is the best deal on the table that the prime minister has said yet again. we have a compromise deal is sensible, it does not

some smaller sites will remain closed, and the nps admits it will not be able to fully open all parksnder it's domain. national parks have been mostly closed since the partial government shutdown began. in addition, muir woods will close on monday. (jrs) since congress still hasn't been able to end the federal government shutdown...many federal workers remain off the job or are working without pay. (justine) kron 4's charles clifford talked with a bay area family ... who is struggling to make ends meet during this shutdown. kaitlynn wall's husband, parker , works in law enforcement for the coast guard. his job is considered essential so when the government shutdown last month, he had to stay on duty. . . without being paid. kaitie says they have now had to take a hard look at their financies.sotthe unknown is difficult. we are trying to budget. figure out how to spend our money.she says the shutdown is also taking an emotional toll.sotit's stressfull. his job is already stressfull enough so. so wondering how he's doing, if he's safe. and the added stress of financial burdens just make

still had no idea np ranging from 30 to 40 miles per hour, perhaps even above 40 miles per hour at oakland livermore. on we go to the sierra where winter storm warnings are in effect until friday and a blizzard warning in effect above 6500 feet until noon tomorrow. whiteout conditions likely of course. and travel not advised. overnight lows mainly low to mid 50s, highs tomorrow generally upper 50s to maybe 60 degrees. and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. rainy gusty conditions tomorrow. storm impact ranking of 2 tomorrow. lighter storm, scattered showers mainly on friday. we get? partial clearing late friday and saturday but then sunday another storm comes in and finally monday martin luther king jr. begins what we hope will be a string of dry days. >> that will be much welcome. thanks, spencer. >>> new at 6:00, a major warning for a local source of oysters. >> what's happened to at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've c

np. o. it has dimmed the overall market in general and make people more conservative which makes things more attractive from a pricing standpoint. we are still thinking about it. emily: some big consumer tech companies have been getting into consumer facing accessories like apple, facebook, google, amazon. is that a threat to your business? bracken: our general strategy and choice set is, we try to go into things that are really not important to them strategically. if they are in them, they are in to finish up and experience. it is not a threat, but it does shape the directions we go in. emily: ok, thank you so much for stopping by. good thing you have smart kids too. bracken: i did. o. emily: you use the lobby people for votes but now lobbying the eu on facebook's behalf. what changes are in store for facebook. still ahead, what are the expectations as apple gears up to released its quarterly results and has the tech giant managed expectations? this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: as we prepare for

andha here's the np news hour" poll found.tands 39% approval. 53% of the people who took the poll dipprove. that's a 7% net change. this coming on day 27 of the longest government shutdown in u.s. history. >>> the president's declining approval numbers could affect his demand tol build a w along the southern border. here's the latest on the p government shutdown as it enters its 27th day. the speaker of the house has asked presidt trump to postpone his state of theni address. and the human toll mounts as people go without paychecks. we have team coverage this morning. megan mcgrath is in community that plans to feed furloughed workers. >> but we begin with nebl alexander. good morning. >> reporter: this is a new wrinkle with the shutdowning. the letter from nancy pelosi to president trump,s saying unles the government is reopened by the end of the week, you have to find another day to do your state of the union or submit it in writin those were her suggestions per the letter. she said it's not litical, but based on security. k

. >> the commander in chief on different point nps. >> i think can you never afford that.re talking trillions of dollars. >> that's not correct. that's not american. >> and possible 2020 candidates weighing in on medicare for all. and do voters even want, can we afford single payer health care? welcome back, on a freezing wednesday. >> you're going to see the democrats really defining where they are on the left plank of the party by whether they believe on medicare for all and whether or not they can afford it. >> howard schultz, an independent exposed splf the ed that. >> i'm christine romans. let's get to the weather. more than 200 million americans are going to see temperatures below freezing. that's more than 70% of the american population. 80 million people face subzero weather without the windchill. in minnesota, 70 degrees below zero. >> there's already a minus 66 degree windchill in minnesota and a windchill of 62 in sate county. and highway crashes in michigan as well. this multicar pileup left parts of some cars under tractor trailers. and blow snow reduced visib

np 1990, you remember tom clancy and his terrific books.d present danger" on drugs and what it was doing. 30 years ago this year, going back to then, 8400 drug overdose deaths. last year, 2017, i should say, more than 70,000 and you know the number will be significantly higher now. this is a crisis, mr. schumer, ms. pelosi. meth am femethamphetamines moren 60,000. heroin 1,000 pound in '90, in '17 nearly 5,000 pounds. and the list goes on and on and does not include fentanyl. enough brought into the country to kill every american. >> right. lou: this crisis is so irresponsible of the left and the rinos who lead your conference to not fully support this president in declaring that emergency and taking action to build that wall. >> right. absolutely. it is a humanitarian issue but it is, as a result of the drugs coming across the border. they pour across the border and look, we know that they're sending people in as decoy to overwhelm the border patrol agent es and they send the drug smugglers in other portions of the border. this is happenin

i've spoken at a coast guard members who will be unpaid, np alone among our military services unfairly unfortunately unacceptably, they will be unpaid. we know in connecticut the value of our coast guard as a military branch of our government . we're home proudly to the coast guard academy , over 2000 active-duty servicemembers, cadets and civilian employees are feeling the direct effects of this from shutdown. in reality, it's a trump lockout. not a shutdown. he is locking out so many dedicated workers in our federal government but the coast guard is continuing to work . it's the only branch of the military that isn't guaranteed pay during this from shutdown. because by a court of history, is now part of the department of homeland security , not the pentagon. these active-duty coast guard members in new haven and new london and across the country are continuing to protect our nations security , continuing co to rescue americans at sea. continuing to interdict drugs that threaten our nation. and they are going unpaid. and that's why a bipartisan group of senators and i want to thank se

earlier this month he was sworn in for the second term, the result of an election many believe in np in the community was a sham. he refuses to relinquish his authority >> to those who want to make fun of the constitution, calm down everyone. let them play their game of mockery because there is just as here and there is law. >> he still has some international support among u.s. adversaries. venezuela is in an economic crisis on china and russia have invested in and billions. last month venezuela announced $6 billion in russian investments in oil and gold mining. >> the approach of undermining governments the united states does not like is a priority of their activity. it is in latin america and other regions. 3 million venezuelans have fled their country to escape hyperinflation, food and medicine shortages and violence. more than a million of them have gone to neighboring columbia. >> bret: rich edson, thank you thank you. democrats seeking to replace those governments later are making some big moves of their own. many of the 2020 2020 financial contenders in the democratic side are

mario georgia np one in oslo, norway. >> norway?yes all over. >> several years ago the san francisco d.a.'s office noticed increase in stolen phons. >> many of the phones were fenced and shipped out overseas whether to asia, latino america. >> and got smartphone makers to put in a kill switch. >> we saw a 1 million reduction in robberies. that was just in one year. >> even sew smartphone and electronics theft is still happening. so michael will keep tracking even interacting with the thief. >> i will reach out to them and send them a message. never get any replies back of course. >> do you have any aspirations to go to vietnam going to go get it. >> absolutely not. >> michael uses mobile device management which wipes clean and can lock stolen devices. he says it's expense toef install on a consumer left he recommends software similar to find my iphone. in the newsroom, dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> thank you. >> how you doing, kiddo. >> a new home for the sweet kitten. process the dangerous place the officer found it i want. >>> the win

point number three, 498 np's voted for article 50 which clearly said we either have an agreement or weo leave the european union would be a massive betrayal of democracy and don't be conned by these polls commissioned, you know, by the side asking questions in a certain way. not a single person who voted leave has changed their minds. >> nigel, liz peek here. questions for you is there any chance, do you think, that the e u is going to help theresa may out by coming up with some changes to the original deal that she can take to parliament if not now and i would agree that it seems sensible to extend the date in the next three or four months. will there be any change in their view do you think? >> well i wasn't arguing to extend the deal, i was arguing that it's what may happen. >> yeah, okay. >> actually, do you know what? the answer is yes. i think if there was a change to the irish backstop, if there was a change to this trap, to keep us stuck inside the european customs rules indefinitely. if there was a sunset clause, a time limited clause then theresa may despite the loss of 230 v

. >> she was also asked about something that's controversial np constitutional and legal circles, which is, can a sitting president be indicted. here's her answer. >> everything indicates that a president can be indicted after he is no longer president of the united states. >> what about a sitting president? >> well, sitting president, when he's no longer president of the united states. >> a president who is in office, could robert mueller come back and say, i'm seeking an indictment -- >> i think that is an open discussion. i think that is an open discussion in terms of the law. >> any of you surprised by that answer? >> a little bit. it's been the prevailing view as i understand it, in the justice department, that the president can't prosecute himself. >> there are memos, yes. >> those memos are all guidance. what she said is, she said that there's no definitive law and that's the truth. there's guidance that comes through various administration. obama administration had guy gan guidance that the trump administration rolled back. >> let's think of the politics here for a second. in wh

the fact that the president overnight has agreed, has basically, you know, agreed to house speaker np eer nancy terms. that he does not deliver his state of the union while the government remains in shutdown. >> i don't think he had any choice. when was talking about well, then i'll look at alternatives. there's no alternative. i do agree with what he said this morning, there's no alternative to giving the state of the union from the house chamber. and there's one thing that this president cares about more than anything else and that is the pomp and circumstance of the office. he likes to appear like a president. he doesn't apparently like to act like a president but he does like to appear like one. this matters a great deal to him. i wouldn't be surprised if at the end of the day when this terrible chapter is written in history books, the decision to postpone the state of the union is the one thing that gets his attention. he doesn't particularly care about the hardship that's being imposed on hundreds of thousands of fellow americans. he can live with that. he's got a whole history

this union happen, afc io, aft, apwu, the firefighters, the machinists, the electrical workers, ifpte, np, the laborers, nag, nelc, postal mail handlers nteu, , nwsco, pass, seio, smart, ufcw, and ufpt, professional employees and the teamsters. all right. so we are starting to move a little bit, so just hold on, let us just get settled. we are all going the same place. we all know where we are going. so let's start with a little cheer. end this shutdown. end this shutdown. end this shutdown. end this shutdown. end this shutdown. end this shutdown. end this shutdown. end this shutdown. >> end this shutdown. end this shutdown. end this shutdown. end this shutdown. end this shutdown. ♪ >> ♪ born down in a dead man's town the first kick i took was when i hit the ground end up like a dog that's been beat too much till you spend half your life just covering up born in the u.s.a., i was born in the u.s.a. i was born in the u.s.a., born in the u.s.a. got in a little hometown jam so they put a rifle in my hand sent me off to a foreign land to go and kill the yellow man ♪ ♪ discussing an organizati

this union happen, afc io, aft, apwu, the firefighters, the machinists, the electrical workers, ifpte, np, the laborers, nag, nelc, postal mail hand letters, nteu, nwsco, pass, seio, smart, ufco, a and ufpt, professional employees and the teamsters. teachers. all right. so we are starting to move a little bit, so just hold on, let us just get settled. we are all going the same place. we all know where we are going. so let's start with a little cheer. end this shutdown. end this shutdown. end this shutdown. end this shutdown. end this shutdown. end this shutdown. end this shutdown. end this shutdown. ♪ ♪ going down in this land ♪ untborn in the usa ♪ ♪ born in the usa ♪ i was born in the usa ♪ born in the usa ♪ set off to a foreign land ♪ to go and kill the yellow man ♪ ♪ born in the usa ♪ i was born in the usa ♪ born in the usa ♪ i was born in the usa ♪ come back home ♪ man says it was up to me ♪ went down to see a va man ♪ he said man. >> wrapping up this aflcio rally to end the government shutdown. rally attendees are now beginning to march to the white house. if you missed any of the s

mark calendars appear share the dates topics and locations with your network np in anticipation of the hearings we will release staff memos correlate to the hearing topics. we will share additional information in the coming weeks but i'd encourage to you share feedback on the policy options listed in these memos. we will continue our research meeting with stake holders and experts and listening and learning from the american public. the national conversation on these important issues begins with you. we want to hear from you as we continue this dialogue about service in america. as commissioners we have personal opinions but as the feedback of citizens across america that will shape the commissions final recommendations. we have heard from many americans but it's not enough. we want to hear from even more before making our final recommendations. engage with the commission. by sharing your thoughts on our website, by december 31st, 2019. inspire to serve.gov. follow us on social media at inspire to serve.u.s. or join the conversation on with the hashtag sharing to sever. that brings us

thank you np gentleman in the front.two rows up. >> yeah, i'm from calcon a with the cent for cuba. question for chairman royce. what can the u.s. do to help now. >> great. one last question up front. >> emily meredith with i'm a reporter with energy intelligence and my question is for carlos vecchio which is, one of the biggest things. trump administration has done is to cut off payments like for the oil sector. do you have a sense of when you'll be able to able the access the blocked accounts? how the process will work and whether or not contracts approved in venezuela without the approval of the national assembly like from 2015 if those will be considered valid. >> we have three questions. i'm adding take the liberty of adding one more because i odeb by a question. i'm adding a question about the humanitarian situation and again really hammer home the point that the chairman made in terms of the human impact in venezuela and just provide you with an opportunity to talk about what can we expect to see on the humanitari

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