this comes a day after the ga biggest poin ever, more than a thousand points. en with those gains yesterday, the dow is down more than 10% r the month. >> meanwhile, d.c. mor muriel bowser is putting the pressure on president trump. she said a government shutdown has no she went on to explain that the people who live, work and own businesses in the district sufenr when the gover closes. she also pointed out that the d.c. government is picking up the tab for federal services during the shutdown all while being, quote, the only citizens within the continental united stes without a vo in congress, end quote. nicole jacobs isive on the national mall this morning with a look at just how d.c. is pitching in during this shutdown. and it impacts things that tourists to every daynd peep right here in the district of columbia. isn't that right, nicole? >> reporter: absolutely. during this partial shutdown, it is making for quite the adjustment for those visiting the d.c. area but also for those just itching to get back to work eto startring their paychecks one again. but

the house bill would include $5 billion but the senate bipartisan bill includes 1 poin, that would be for new fencing, largely in california, and in specific areas of the brrd. that's something democrats have agreed to so there is a plan out there right now that has $1.6 billion for the wall that both parties have agreed to. the trouble of course, is that is a lot less than $5 billion from the white house and in this meeting on tuesday that was televised, and it was an extraordinary exchange with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer president trump said he was going to demand the $5 billion and not accept the $1.6 billion. >> what are you hearing in terms of what his advisers are telling him at this point now that he's dug in this deep to the border wall? >> so, there's not a lot of people in the white house who are really gunning for a shut down at this point. the republicans are going to be in the final days of their majority in the house. the senate republicans would like to see things done and don't want to be blamed for a shut down. there are advisers in the white house that have press

wall despite heel problem, 20 poin 8 and assists a game this timebut estimated recovery is six to eight this afternoon head coach scott brooks addressed the situatn. >> as you know, john met with the specialist today in green bay. and he is likely to have ery. and that will be season ending. but as we speak,octorsnd multiple specialists, along with ou doctors, are conferring. we'll have more details lat. that's the news. >>eason gets tougher and tougher for scott brooks. last night wizards dropped third straight, 102-91 loss to the bulls. bradley beal with 34 but bulls by 24, 19 in second half. pulled away late to hand washington ninth loss in last 11 games. >> doesn't matter how many guys up, got to win. got to do a better job leading n and mak sure to lead it. ge out of the hole. nobody's going t feel sorry or bad for us. we just got to man up and do it. >> bradley beal's team now for sure. >>> colle gridiron, bowl season continuing. despite ending season with heartbreaking loss to virginia tech, virgia is playing back-to-back bowl games first time since 2000 looking for first bowl wc

three ball good, scorin18 poin second half, smelling victory. with the steel, throws it down on the other end and usf wins 76-60, they are 11- 1. this little guy, something to watch. bulldogs blowout cal 95-73. the bears dipped to 4-6. >>> the utah backcourt of donovan mitchell and ricky rubio shot a combined ld state run.thlast time they were there they won at the buzzer. jazz up 81-78. leaving more wide open at 711 at 2 am. 18 points off the bench, 4th quarter not very good defense, that is the three ball utah makes 16 wn shooting 32%, a little over a minute left, he had 30 and you say there's a chance. 10 seconds left, 106-103. the tie, doesn't get a, he grabbed the rebound and lost it out of bounds. that was it. the jazz win 108-103. >>> missy franklin has retired, the 23-year-old, actually i will tell you about the top five. look at this. do we have missy franklin? missy franklin retired at the age of 23 battling chronic shoulder pain. she has been battling since 2016. is a 17-year-old in london, she became the first american woman to win f

i asked pat toomey at what i poin this were a democratic presid all over it. right?trated because so got d. two supreme court peal court justices, massive tax cut, massive tax reform and weav talked about t prison reform, farm bill on tuesda embassy. he has a long list of accomp built he does always seem to step on his story. and in foreign policy, the massivrebuild is good if you keep secretary pompeo and ambass john bold innocent room and listen to them. he has a great nional security team. team. he'llept a n he can't be donald trump. i'll take ant anybody wants to make, he could not beat donaldtrump. they'r not big enough. they have to go after a long list of achievements and a huge person >> but i go back to can the presid keep you know, how mor sort of mainstream conservatives have? >> i think mainstream conser and far right conser you can see patien waning thin this week. you ha rush limbaugh saying the presid caving.ur you had ingr saying bring on the shutdown. you ha republicans who usually sing donald trump's praises basica telling him, look, you need to be

spotsylvania counties, just because you here in this area doesn't mn you'll have a lot of snow so i want to poinout for t kids watching thinking hey, i might not have school tomorrow, there's a lot of factors, any snow for what, charlottesville, roanoke, ashevie, raleigh getting into the snow, so snow to the south. the area of low pressure is just coming throughia geo and will travel off the coast of the carolinas. it may track further to thi north means d.c. we could see snow. if it tracks to the south, it meanfredericksburg, you won't see anything so we have to watch this track as ito evolves i the afternoon. but i was talking about that dry air,ou see how nobod is neeing anything right here? we have dry air the upper levels of the atmosphere. we'll have this sharpcutoff line that may inch to the north. if you're in maryland you're probably see sgshine but everybody cold enough to get snow. temperatures in the 20s and 30s. if'r y montgomery county you might be lucky if we see flurries. prince george's county and anne arundel and going into northern virginia, shenandoah valley, those areas coul

. >> brennan: it's worth poin pointing out here on that prediction that you're 2016 prediction of themme true. so, take note from what david laid out. i think you also said -- he is in deep hiding. >> we wait to see.e ovid maray. >> brennan: that is absolutely the case. what is your prediction, jeff? >> i am predicting that mueller will find an element of collusion, conspiracy. whether it's enough in this political atmosphere, we'll see. but if you look at the pace of that investigation in the way that he has rolled up cooperating witnesses, i think it's remarkable. if i any other investigation that type of police work, if you will, would get a lot of attention. monthse more than 33 indictments i thi it'sdg something that wilhe er conio >> brennan: quickly, major and paula. >> saudi arabia was a huge issue last year in my predictions. yemenyria are vectoring off, what this administration does or doesn't make of it is going to fun fundamentally alter middle east policy. >> no guarantee the mueller report will be made public. there will be massive legal fight to make that full. >> brenna

>> mike cameron >> my favorite memory is of him coming to the house chamber at one poin i had done parliamentarydures to stop democrats on the floor from interfering with negotiatns he was having in europe. when he flew back from europe, he came immediately to the house floor, where the republican nfence was meeting, to thank me for what i had done to preserve the integrity of his negotiations. and so that is a favorite memory.i so campaigned a lot with him because i was with ronald reagae in tarly days, so opposing george bush's campaign in 1980. but after they became a team, id campaignith him.fa he was just astic individual to have known. e ne: so what was he like when he didn't agth somebody? did you see rage or something like that? mr. walker: i didn't. i i'm sure there were times he was very unhappy with things that were going on. but trulhe believed that politics was not a blood sport, that it was an exchange of ideas, and you win some, you lose some. he did it always as a gentleman. the dignity of the funeral rvices expressed very well the dignity of the man.: ja that time foreign affair

turner, too much tonight for the wiz. 26 poin 12 rebounds and five blocks as the wiz fall 109-101, and, hey,ea his tate have lost, but john wall made at least one fan, check this out, hey-yo, look at that excitement. i see you, girl >>> all right, ron prince was recruited to howard unit 30 ars ago. ultimately, he didn't end up in d.c. but 30 years later, prince is bison bound. prince was introduced as the new foot boll coaball coach. ed was an assistant at virginia, where he coach alongside mike london who left just weeks ago for william and mary. in fact, that's a big part of what brought h. to the foundation of this program laid by ndon. >> mike and i are really good friends. we go back a long ways. and honestly, had he not been the coach here, i probably wouldn't have been interested in this position. i think he did a great job t preparinghe team. i know his values, i know what he attempted to instill here on a day-to-day basis, and i think that's something that was terrific and it was very attractive to me. >>> all right, we're pushing things over to college hoops this morning. the

i hit a-- really low poin i got down in the dumps.little too much a myself.in' sorry for and it was during that time period-- i'd stayed in touch with bruce. we first cro-- crossed pathin 1970. and so-- i called him, and he said, "what's goi on?" and he could tell i was kinda down in the dumps. fid, "why don't you come up and hang out with meor a weekend in jersey?" which i did. >> reporter: it wasn't just a weekend with springsteen. it was the start of lofgren's cond act, among rocks most acclaimed backing musicians, a chance to "just be a guy in the band," even if it was one of the world's most famous bands. >> reporter: that was really life-changing. >> totally. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: a lot has changed in nils lofgren's half-century as a performer. as he's continued to record rock and roll has given way to hip hop america's most popular music. the club where he first met neil young is a starbucks now. and with two artificial hips and a pair of torn shoulders the gymnastics are a thing of the past, too. bofut the final sho his 50th ear, p

. >> reporter: son neil bush, carrying on his father's commitment of service, at the poin l ht foundation. >> what would your father make of all this? >> i think he would be a littlete disappo that everyone was saying so many nice things about him, truth be told, because he was always so humble, and he never looked for taking crit. bu> reporter: a somber day a fitting goodbye. peter alexander, nbc news, the capitol. >> you can see more of the interview with jenna and barbara bush tomo ow morning on "today." >>> senars from both sides of the aisle emerged more certain than ever that the saudi crown princeas behind the murder of "washington post" journal after receiving the cia briefing they have been demanding. nbc's andrea mitchell has details. ng> reporter: the y saudi crown prince, shunned by many at the g20 because of the killing of washington post writer jamal khasafggi. ter the cia's secret senate briefing today, accused by top republicans of gi dering khash murdered and dismembered, even monitoring the killing. >> the brutali of is murder is beyond my sharing it with you. there's no

the dow tumbling another 653 poin today and the s&p entered better market territory. >>> andna most nat parks exhibits were closed today but the natiol christmas tree goten reoped today. and they are shining bright this christmas eve. sh meanwhile the d.c. t team is cleaning up the trash at more than 120 park sites throughout the city. >>> and thousandsf federal workers face financial uncertainty, president trump is trying to shift the blame. the president sending out nearl a dozen tweets today. most airing grievances includini ment being at the white house today. he wrote, quote, poor me >>> the holiday there's never be the same in manassas. a young man died in a crash last night. he was 24 yearsold. he was one of five inside a car at crashed into a tree. today, shomari stone spoke with him. >> reporter: theood is somber as people come to visit a devastated family. >> it's sad. devastated. broken. >> reporter: juan gomes describes how he feels after losing his friend, edward no medr >> he was a good man. i've known him since i was 15 years old. we went to schooler toge. >> reporter: th

. >> there's bradley beal with the triple. 36 poin, nine assists.in it 131-117. >>> one of the reasons the redskins signed mark sanchez two weeks ago wasecause of his experience in big games. now, washington is in the thick of a playoff push and sanchez has a 4-2 record in tlaffs including two conference championship appearances. sure, the last timeas in 2010 and "sex in the city 2" was in theaters. but whatever, details, details. offense as running the at redskins park today. and along with newly signed josh johnson, they burgundnd gold have two vetlan signa callers. and why sanchez knows it will be a challenge to lead this team back to the postseason, he's thankful for the opportunity. >> you work for something, you pray for something and then it finally happens, you don't care what the circumstances are. you're just happy to get a shot. and the guys that i've grown close to in just aysew da, you want to play f them. >> i don't even know if he knows all the guys' names. it's big me. the good thing is, he's played a lot of football in his day, and,

gvivitatetoward vets for peace a as an organizationn terms of involvement and the a antiwar moveme a at that poine have some credilility as guys who habeen in vieam coming back and saying, hey, , it is t working, they'reyingng to you, the light atat the end of the tunnel ain''t there,e, folks. it is e day in, , day ou routine e conduct of the war and he sings kind of happen in vietnam. they are happening. amy: that isis ron carbon and 'l jenkins. talk about what happened then, the mix of the bit now more veterans, the atmosphere come the feeling toward soldiers whwo had come home and the students. >> i think there's a little bit of a myth i want to clear up, this idea that protesters were spitting on gis. i don't think that has ever actually really happen. if it did, no one was cording it. of course, when we talk aboutut the warn vietnam, it is, in my vi, , a criminalal enterprise wn you think about carpet bombing, tens of billions of bombs being dropped, agent orange, napalm. but i never blame the gis who were senent er therere and who were on the front lines, not by choice, but because j johnso

. >> eam lissau, you poined this out about an hour ago. >> learning from what they experienced just ae and i believe you reported some 8,000 officials in paris alone. is there a sense of a delicate balance. at the same time adhering that security is a force. >> reporter: pretty organizational for the last few weeks. we saw extraordinary level oz of violence. it had been intearly cordoned off. and the french presidential palless and it was baurpd that we saw her. this time they've seen to have taken out on board. an attempt to contain the violence. they have roads and riot police. things have been thrown. tear gas thrown at the protesters. nearly 500. who have already this morning been taken. into custody. it gives you an i don't have numbers on the streetsz and a itterm nations to make sure doesn't happen before. >> the eiffel tower, the louvre, essentially laben shud down to the the the oceans. we see the yellow vest protesters in view. er. >> and beyond that -- of course when the rest of the world watches, this is the fourth in a erow. but since november 17th, every day the block ai

the citals first with 49 poin.tun will give him 31 seasons with 30 or more. >> the past couple games, we've executed a lot better in our angame s. a lot less, little mistakes. on guy is doing the right thing and the next guy was ndbe i feel like we've been in sync. it shows the success we've had. >> 24 players on injury reserve. >> back tog our breakws. we want to show you live news where a woman has been stabbed where a woman has been stabbed to death i n where a woman has been stabbed to death i n ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tonight, a 911 >>> tonight, a 911 meltwn, parts of the nation's emergency phone system knocked out for hours. what caused the outage and is it finally fixed? s>> the deadly winter storm wept through the country, how much more is coming and where? >>> accused cop-killer caught after a da tw manhunt. authorities in california capture a man they say killed a police officer during a traffic stop. >>> china's secret instillation, what exactly is going on at ase in argentina and why some american experts a

coach jones bears ran with san jose state tonight and darrius mcneil went off, corner 22 poin cal up double digits and they nearly blew it. lob city and roman davis brought it down. bears bounce back and win, final 88-80. >>> baseball, a's turned the page from second baseman jed lowrie. too much money. who is on second? it's jurickson profar from the rangers, young guy, part of athree-team trade. profar hit 20 homers last season with texas, his first full season in the bigs. >>> outfielder yasiel puig is now employed by the reds, former dodger as he was traded with matt kemp and alex wood in a seven-player deal. l.a. got pitcher homer bailey. c.c. sabathia, vallejo native, under expects to be ready for spring training in what could be his final season for the 38-year- old. >>> nfl, will there be the final time we see this, the black hole at the coliseum? the raiders are trying to figure out where they call home in 2019. quarterback derek carr is hopeful the team can return to the coliseum next year. >> it's weird to think this could possibly be the last game. i don't want that. i kno

back along the blue ridge and poin to the west.ping up. 41 degrees no winds out of the west at eight milean hour. it doesn't sound like a lot but look at the windchill. downo 29. manassas, 36. even with the five to ten-mile-an-hour winds. it is just that windng blo your body heat away. the radar, nothing tohow currently. it is all during the day tomorrow from a system to the west. you can see b itk bringing some snow toward issues and parts of kentucky. again, i want to mention. not much from the i-95 corridor. some snowfall in shenandoah. and toward the blue ridge, yeah, i think you might see little in the way of accumulating snowfall. at least a coating. maybe as as far as frederick. mof it remains to the west. down toward culpeper county. not a big it won't be a big deal at all. if you're hoping for sn, don't get your hopes up. a chance of flurries in the afternoon. the a temperatureund 40 degrees. a high of 40. enthat's degrees below average. 39 on saturday. we've got a couple of really cold days. friday, aittle breezy, too. th

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the $5 billiong stick poin is the shutdown could fwaekt a quarter of the federal government and 800,000 woers. blayne? >> reporter: well, lawmakers on capitol hill are franticfrnd trated. they have to find a bail that will satisfy lawmakers in the house and the senate and they have less than 36 hours to do it. >> christmas time chaos. with lawmakers scrambling to avoid a shutdown. >> the president said he will not sign this bill so we'll be working on it. >>> members already making clear, they will not pass anything withorr wall funding. >> republicans are in a state of disarray. we don't know what willappen next. >> today, president trump insisting it is not about politics. >> it has to include border . securi not for political purposes but for our country. >> andon cservatives are putting on the pressure. >> trump gets nothing and the democratset everything. >> the president already frustrated after signing the last short term spending bill. i say to congress, i will never sign another bill like this again. i won't do it ag n. >> house republica scrambling to find middle ground. with

cornhuskers but a photo posted on twitter of the players unlock from following the y shoulddrawing of a tree poin mask a.the director released a statement saying part, the image in the background is unacceptable and does not reflect the values of stamper university. >>> we are learning about the arrest of ruben and florida for domestic violence. jesse spoke with the district attorney who says it is unfortunate the domestic violence charges were dismissed . >> had he been held responsible here, he would've started rehabilitation and started to figure out anger management issues. what is an fortunate is he did it. he was not held accountable and he did it again. >> the same woman reported him and for any said she wants to prosecute. >>> the 49ers are writing strea seahawks for the first time in five years. >> from the 4-yard light. and ricky is at the 20, that 10. he will score. >> the 49ers had a special team for that kick off return for that touchdowns. nick mullen was 275 with one touchdown. the game went into overtime. the 49th kick the game-winning field goal. the 49ers host the chicago bears

the dow jones industrial average closing with a loss of more than 500.poin it close out what has been a week of steep losses. not good news for your 401(k). much of the spinoff triggered by growing worries over a tra war with china. >>> now to charlottesville, jurors are deliberating the state of an accused white supremacist charged with murder. >> the suspect said he hit the gas in fear. >> jurors have been deliberating more than six hours and so far the only break is to step out a while ago to get some freshr. the critical question for t jury, didames fields dri into the crowd to kill or did he act out of fear? prosecutors say he men to do arm and they are loong for a first-degree murder verdict. thept clashes erued between the unite theight others. but fields sat in his dodge challenger, no one around the r, idling for a full minute, as he watched them come into view. he backed u to g a running star the violent clashes earlier in the day left him rattled. once he was alone, he feared he would be attacked. in addition to the murder charge, jurors can csider the lesser charges. he al

they previously forecasted it to be 20 poin 2 point upon -- 2.8%. >>> the protests were smaller thank part. that is less than half the number that gathered a week ago as the terrorist attack and cold weather are thought to have limited the turnout. >> market turmoil could be the new normal in the latest quarterly review, institutions said rising rates, trade tensions and political uncertainty will mean sharp falloff and are probably the first of many to come. >>> and speaking of which, the fed is widely expected to deliver another christmas hike this week. consensus for next year varies widely it's p trending less than one full basis point. >> we are joined by -- we'll introduce our guest shortly. for now aviva investors remain cautious as we begin to see significant repricing spreads across sectors the company warns that credit markets will have to navigate through more uncertainty since the qe era has come to end now i'm very eager to introduce to you collin curdy of credit at aviva investors. thank you for joining us the market has become increasingly nervous about the% ris bei ri

bigger numbers mean bigger swings, 1% and 2% means hundreds of poin of points. people have to know what their portfolios are about otherwise they won't sleep at night. they have to understand this volatility is more a normal part of historical markets, not what we've seen >> i get your point. i want to go back to the swings. yes, we know math. the numbers get bigger because the percentages stay the same. however down 600 and then coming back 600 down 700 last week, back 700 is that the sign of a healthy market >> it's the sign of a changed market there's estimates that it's only about 40% of the market now that are actually stock pickers people who are doing homework and trying to do fundamental analysis 60% of the market volatility or trading is coming from automated programs and professional traders just trying to gain the day's momentum it's not your grandfather's market, it's not the way to run a market we grew up with but it's the market we have and with technology coming in it's likely the market we have to live with. >> at an amusement park, some people l

and that notion that we -- poin one. point two is, i view that policy making, politics, whatever we want to call it, the sausage making process, is yes, 50, 60, 70% policy, but i think it is 20 to 30% trust and friendship. you know, not calling out your partner at every moment. i mean the amount of grief that i got at the front end of this for not going crazy at different times because we had some bumps in the road along the way, i give a lot of credit to richard burke for exactly the same but we wouldn't have done that if we didn't build trust each other and that trust was built on chambliss, when we tried to deal with the debt and deficit, and it also was helped along with a glass of wine or two by richard burke, but i think you've got to have that notion that you've got to trust, and that's one of the reasons that is so disturbing to me right now, we can be of different political parties and be political adversaries but that doesn't mean that we're enemies. and what happens in our political debate today when we call o

one never going to reach a poin where it's a better thing for u not to be in a place like serious i thinkhe president i thying to do what he can with the realities of a timetable. >> i think a lot of people are split on this issue like myself but for the individuals that ar proponents for staying in syria when is it ever the right time to leave for those people >> there is no good argument fo redping a footprint and syria. somehow if we can hold onto a piece of syria, we will provide space to participate in the political assembly. there is not going to be syria is owned by the iranians and th russians, that's not quite a change in less somebody wants t fight world war iii. people who are sensible with a to transition our footprint in syria. it makes perfect sense. i think quite honestly, the way the president announced it llan we still don't really understand , what the plan is for syria, that's what i think is clear concern. we can continue to protect our interest. we have actually increased our military activity since he said that. obviously were not just walking away. i think there is

chlenged by some of the logistics of conducting such a military oarms operation so there is that and ayou poinif then able to do it it is not clear they see isis as a preeminent threat, they stated they see the u.s. kurdish partners and members of the syrian dependent forces a terrorist group and so the idea they would come in and work hand in hand the way the u.s. has with the kurdish partners seemsu velikely, these people, they have literally called terrorists. u >> schifrin: and t. has required the kurds, they needed the kurds and allyd absolut with the kurds, what the syrian kurds options right now is can they turn to the assad governrtnt and form some of alliance there? >> we are starting to hearing, let me start by saying ty are still fighting isis and they are not fighting necessarily out of loyalty to the united states but to protect themselves because they are on the front lines of that war and started to hear they are talking to the assad regimes and members of the syrian democratic forces in moscow and paris trying to wogotiate and what they are saying is we aring with anybody we ca

while we wait to find out what's happened, any threat that comes in at this poin working with memberslice department, coordinating with other media outwill hes in the city to find out if they received any threats at the same time, take those seriously. >> here's the thing. we shouldn't pretend. we're cnn. it's not the first time. there's something behind it. >> there's a reason yen the united states has plummeted dramatically over the past several years. because of the attack on the press. you have to look into all these threats with the utmost care and make sure we're not the only ones who's received the bomb threat to know, make sure that nobody else around the city as we did the last time several weeks ago is looking to see if any other threats were received. >> the person home did it as you can tell, the person hope did this who made this threat is getting exact response that they wan idea that cnn is -- phoned in bomb threat, that does not happen. that -- this is abnormal for the nypd to respond this way to something like this. it's because of the location and what's happened to

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the dow jones industrial averalo more than 500 points, close at 23,592.98 the nasdaq fell nearly 157 poind the s&p 500 slid 54-- to its lowest level in 14 months. former f.b.i. director james comey lambasted republicans ttoday for backing presid trump's attacks on the f.b.i. he met again with the house judiciary and oversight committees as they conclude a probe of alleged bias in the hab.i. before the 2016 election. instead, comey crged that the agency has been tarred by lies from theresident and his supporters. republicans used to understand that the actions of a president matter, the words of a lsident matter, the rule matters and the truth maters. where are those republicans today? at some point, somebody has to stand up in e face of fear of fox news, fear of their base, fear of mean tweet stand up for the values of this country and not slink into retirent. >> woodruff: this was comey's second appearance before the two house committees. the u.s. military says weekend air strikes in somalia killed 62 members of "al-shabab." the announcement todayid the strikes prevented a major attack.

[applause] poin, the policy changes we have a -- the last point, we are looking at policy changes.ity funds going into these asset plays. in china they are moving towards more aggressive fiscal and monetary policies. there are some sectors that will benefit. all in all i think policies are going to be more into the equity market in general. juliette: there are some great conviction calls, but from my earlier point we have bubbling under everything here for investors intimate, the u.s. and china, and every day there is traders play news off. in terms of overall projections, are you thinking we could start to see some call between the drayton -- calm between the trade tension, or are you cautious? daniel: i am becoming more pessimist for that tension. if you look at 2018, you had u.s. scores of 20% plus, chinese scores of 15%, 16%. the equity market has been down. china, you are looking at over 25% decline. all of this is related to the trade tension. we think by the end of february, the direction that it will be given, we think the trade tension will ease gradually. this is a longer

some regulation leads to change and i think it needs to focus on a number of quites narrow poins because we mustn't get into a situation where a federal agency is deciding what can and cannot appear on the internet. i think we need to make sure the network.form are held to the same standards that all publishers and televisions are held to when it comes to political advertising. there is still political content going out on the internet are not the kind of thing we have regulatory agencies to combat. the date argument to make in the paper are twofold. we need to look at the exemption from liability if that the network platforms have enjoyed since 1996 under section 230 of the telecommunications act. that seems anachronistic given that these companies are some of the biggest in the world in the increasingly used their powers to access the platforms. argue that the first amendment applies in cyberspace and there is not and should not be a regime of censorship by facebook, google or any other network platforms. we've got to do the following. we have to protect our political system, our publi

the dolphins were down just fivs poin kenny annehill throws to stills. game of iepaway. and ends up in the hands of kenyan drake. >> touchdown. oh, kenyan drake. >> stop . drake manages to dodge and weave a weaves all the way down for a touchdown. pulled off a stunner. >> pats fans are recovering. >>> cowboys/eagles, inda overti. k prescott finds amari cooper. cooper gets in for the score. theys cowboo it in overtime, -23. mike feldman. >> i know. it was a darday in our household. congratulations, cowboys. >>> now, to an eyebrow-raising, new interview with elon musk. he is opening up about his a compan what he calls an abusive childhood.ga , good morning. >> reporter: there's been a far-ranging reaction to that "60 minutes" interview. elon musk, not holdingback. like the rocket built by spacex, 2018 has been filled with highs for elon musk a spectacular failures, too. >> there's people that say the company cannot survive without you. >> i don't think that's true. >> and there's people who say the company cannot survive with u. >> ha, ha. that's hilarious

then tum but i fully expect thanks to more last year than this year, i don't think we've hit that poinoint. >> and a name or two quickly >> i like larger cap names i think you have a lot of advantages from being in capital markets. lessening interest rate tail winds but strong economy help there is scale matters. so i'd be looking to citi, bank of america, even goldman sachs though you may have to suffer volatility while you're waiting there. >> jeff, have to leave it there, thanks very much jeff harte. >> sell program in progress. dow down 426 new mining the only s&per that's up back in a minute >>> when we come back, stock picker david herro is with us. plus, former deputy treasury secretary roger altman is with us consumer confidence is after the break. from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. what's in your wallet? allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities with a level of protection in down markets. so you can be less concerned about your retir

it is not surprising that he wove athletes and coaches into his life a bit more on the thousand poin points of lights >> he served under reagan who was a sharp break. ronald reagan was challenging the expansion of government. he was wanting to cut taxes and he did cut taxes the top rate was 70% when he took office. it was 28% when he left office we also had big deficits when george h.w. bush ran in 1988, he said he wants a kinder and gender nation, there was not a lot of money for programs which was the conventional way people thought of how to make a kinder and gender nation of more assistance to people he sat outside the capitol where he now lies in state, we have more will than wallet. we got to figure out a way to help people that does not involve government spending and that's what gave rise to the points of light. it was using volunteerism rather than government program. that was something consistent with his upbringing and the culture of his family which involved with giving back. the challenge with that approach of course is that there are not many bush families people with t

saw warriors and cavs four years in a row >> maybe we do maybe we don't clemson deserves to get 14 poinoints i'm sorry, oklahoma/alabama. >> ten points i go with the favorites 14, you're on the line that's where they get you. if it's 13 1/2 versus 14 1/2, those halves make a difference >> patriots have lost a lot of games, more than normal. >> what happens with these obvious teams, the public -- national audiences will bet on these teams. if you're the tennessee titans, you don't get a lot of national love the packers, cowboys, patriots fans across the country move their spreads wider than they should be. >> this is american football just go slow it's the oblong -- you know, not -- >> points, not goals >> thank you >> they're scoring >> incredibly confused >> there's no zero zero games. >> can you imagine anyone watching a sport where there's a low score? >> no. >> what's interesting is talking to experts who run books in the u.s. and europe, they say this is not like silicon valley we expect the best companies in the world to be american companies. we expect the facebooks and googles t

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futures indicating deadline to tune of 600 poins on heals of a volatile week on wall street last week. the nasdaq this morning down 20 points. global stocks extending up friday decline as well amid escalating fears over state of the u.s. china trade investors brace for backlash in britain over the the u.k. looming parol the vote to exit the european union. and by the way, last week one of the worst weeks of the market down better than 4% last woke alone joining us now is ceo of etf trend and thomas good to see you the trend this week and this month has been to sell any place to hide in terms what have you're seeing? >> investors are raising their happedz for sure critical tipping point the bell weather of world markets is s&p 500. and as question get down and touch 2620 where this may be putting in a triple bottom that would be great. if it goes through 2620 i think a lot of people are concerned we're going to see lower low. around the world as you folked just mentioned we've got a lot of concern. however, there's something that is peeking its head out emerging markets and starting to