he is a veryjunior minister, the pps is the lowest rank in the ladder. 0ver minister, the pps is the david davis, dominik raabe, esther mcveigh, though. when you start losing cabinet minister is, it becomes readable call. a big question hang in overall of this is when sirgraham question hang in overall of this is when sir graham brady, the chairman of the 1922 committee, might trigger a leadership election with the signatures. it is what the nation needs to happen and then what the tory party wants to happen and it seems to me that... i'm afraid... i'm afraidl seems to me that... i'm afraid... i'm afraid i am utterly and totally dismayed by the political shenanigans at the moment. joined the labour party. corbyn? you must be joking! mcdonnell? he the labour party. corbyn? you must bejoking! mcdonnell? he is my the labour party. corbyn? you must be joking! mcdonnell? he is my sort of guy! i feel it is very worrying andl of guy! i feel it is very worrying and i don't like to see this but i think this can only lead to extra speculation that there will be some sort of leadership election

i should note that is for the countries who are in the cpt pp. those terrible limitations and tariff cuts will not come to american farmers, ranchers and employees. but the preferential tariff rates will go to those countries who showed courage and vision. in addition, on february 1st next year the eu, japan economic partnership agreement, is likely to enter into force assuming our friends in brussels tomorrow vote as everyone expects. american farmers, ranchers and employees, let me underscore we are about to be significantly, competitively disadvantaged in the fastest-growing part of the world. does anybody doubt what i think about this issue? i want to make sure i clear that americans are about to be significantly competitively disadvantaged. other agreements happening in asia, my colleague mentioned the regional comprehensive economic partnership, australia, new zealand, japan, korea, china and india. this is a huge economic collection of countries, they are moving forward. i admire your optimism that it will be concluded next year but as som

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. >> without our pp super lucky. >> giants fans probably want to know this one.e hours from right now, 5:00 in the morning, he is getting ready for winter ball. he said he wants to help the team win. he helped the giants win, maybe he can do it again. >>> thank you. from at&t park and levi stadium, the 49ers hosting some holiday cheer. this is their third annual event. some of them even took home new shoes and toys. >> just being able to see everybody so happy. the holiday experiences. . >> they're not forgotten and we appreciate the opportunity to support them. >> well said. about 4049ers were on hand. signing autographs, taking pictures, more than nd >> the holiday season is here. >> the rain is here as well. so it makes it romantic and holiday-esque. >> 15ly like december. so many years where we get to december and not a lot happening. right now we have the wet weather starting to return. and down here to san jose where the roadways are wet. we've seen some light to moderate rain. we'll hold with some low 50s as we head into tomorrow morning and the rain chanc

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and that is joon-pp morguen >> it's h thehest quality bank in the world. it has a fortress like balance sheet. and it is returning money to sharolders in both share buybacks and big significant dividend increases. and so, again, if you don't believe there is a recession, the 20% pullback in jp morgan is a wonderful opportunity at a try attractive valuation of under times earnings. >> and we finish up with apple. the stock has been hit quite and it's in bear market territory. but you think it's also kind of a best in class st,k. >> yeah absolutely. it's one of the greatest brands ever created. and look, apple's stock price has a history of these kinds of significant corrections with o, be markets as you corrected pointed out both in 12 and 13 and then again in 15, '16. so it's had a major run up, big pullback, probably overdone. but for new money coming in you're buying one of the great brands at abe w-market multiple. and again a company with prodigious amounts of cash to buyback stk and increase dichds. >> on that note, thanks. hank smith with haverford i

und she sound-- pp definitely. sounded happy. >> reporter: activity from the 29-year-old's phone is adding to the mystery. on november 25, three days after o e vanished, two text messages were sent, one to her employer, doss aviation, where she was a sight instructor saying she would not be showing up to work the following week. the second was to her fiance, frazee. cell tower data shows the phone was nearly 600 miles away outside gooding, idaho, but police have found no evidence of berreth there. berreth's mother just wants her e me. >> it just makes no sense, i guess. it makes no sense that we can't find her. we have to keep looking. >> reporter: the police department here says this is still a missing persons case. in a statement today, kelsey's ceance says he is cooperating d.n police and provided d.n.a. kelsey's mother tells us her daughter is excited to get married, but no wedding date had been set yet. jeff. >> glor: disturbing story to hear about. td you can hear more of that interview with the mother that n

next s >> keetep me pp?osted. >> reporter: last week, trump proudly declared he would own a shutdown. >> i will take the mantle. i will be the one to shut it down. i'm not going to blame you for it. >> reporter: but now. >> it's really up to the democrats, totally up to the democrats as to whether or not we have a shutdown. >> reporter: the president says if there is a shutdown, democrats now own it. >> that's a complete lie. >> you know, shutdown 101 is you blame the other party at all times. and he accepted the blame. so, it's, uopleecognize that. >> mary bruce joins us from capitol hill. and mary, president trump was very clear on the campaign trail. wall. now some of that language seems to be changing. >> reporter: yeah, tom, the wall seems to have a new name. the president just tweeting -- rrier, which is totally effective, but at the same time, beautiful. calling it a different name or e government is not likely to bring the president dany clowoser to get what he's demanding. >> mary bruce, monitoring

there was some christmas spirit in that, i know we heard from jurgen kl°pp, that, i know we heard from that is what jurgen klopp said yesterday, the fact that salah klopp said yesterday, the fact that sa la h wa nts klopp said yesterday, the fact that salah wants to score goals but he instead he gave it up and gave it to mane to score that instead. very much demonstrating how much liverpool are playing like a team this season. and it seems to be working. in the scottish premiership, rangers moved level on points with leaders celtic after beating them 1—0 at ibrox. ryan jack scored after half an hour, in a match that was dominated by the hosts. it was brendan rodgers's first defeat in 13 old firm games. hearts beat hibs1—0 at easter road in the edinburgh derby. 0lly lee scored the only goal there. the result moves hearts up a place to fifth. the match was overshadowed by the actions of one supporter who appeared to racially abuse clevid dikamona during the match. hibs have said they will do everything they can to identify him. india's cricketers have beaten australia in melbourne to go

and as soon as that purchase is made, ain hibeg pp l la isand then that package is on its way. >> reporterort by plane in these containers. they're sort bid folks like gary howlette, one of 11,000 employees here. >> every year about this time it gets me excited because i know we're delivering somebody's gift. >> reporter: once on the conveyor belt the packages wind their way through the 5.2 million-square-foot facility. these codes on the boxes are repeatedly scanned, directing them to jordan maynard's area. the belt knows to drop a box in just the right bag headed to just the right place. so the system reads this code and knows where in here it's supposed to go and what bag to drop it in? >> that's right. there are thousands of bags in this room and it will go to a specific bag it's supposed to go to. >> reporter: the packages aren't here very long but when they come through the door, wind their way through 155 miles of conveyor belt, get sorted and sent on their way, we're talking less than 20 minutes. by then the bags of packages are loaded into these freight containers leslie goren cal

-pp (may be trimmed down for time) and while workers haven't even finished all the bikes they have nowels are already spinning nats: wheels spinningof how they can do even more next year.the start of a new tradition. i think next year it's going to turn into a big thing. we'll start accumulating the first of the year- in french camp, kg, f40n. the nba is probably the best sport when it comes to trolling....as teams always find a way to make fun of each other. so as you would imagine, when steph curry made his moon landing comments this week... it's not a surprise it came back to him on the court. --the golden 1 center's got jokes... during curry's introduction, they ran a video of the lunar landing. and the mvp was fine with laughing it off. --1st half-- warriors were rolling... steph curry....pulls up from downtown. champs put up 76-points in the first half, up 14 feels like this one is gonna be a blowout. --out of the break, the kings came alive... 3rd quarter- - deaaron fox...top of the key. the 2nd year star... scored 11-straight points to cut the deficit to single digits. --in the

pp. raskin: chairman almer, thank you for calling this important hearing. i suspect this is our last hearing for our subcommittee. i want to salute you on your hard work and the intelligence and seriousness with which you've acted in this capacity. i don't know what the future of our subcommittee is, but you have acquitted i'm asking for permission to submit a statement from the national committee to preserve social security and medicare. and i wasn't familiar with the phrase backdoor spending, and i was reading about it came on the about the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york ringing, or making the statements about president backdoorlleged payments to mistresses through the campaign finance scheme. i thought we were having a hearing on that. nothing quite so sensational, i see. but it is interesting that the phrase backdoor spending is being used to describe what i top shelf front door, commitment to national programs of social security and medicare and medicaid. maybe somebody can explain the derivation of that term. medicare and medicaid

requesting authorization of item pp and record just requesting authorization to modify the existing grant amount with institute on aging for the provision of expanding clinical collaborative services during the period of july first, 2018 through june 30th, 2020 for an additional amount of $225,000 plus a 10% contingency for a new total amount not to exceed $976,000. welcome, monte. >> thank you. welcome commissioners. i am a program analyst at office on the aging. today we are here to request your approval for the clinical collaborative program, and it seeks -- sorry. it seeks the expansion of the clinical collaborative services. the services program weeks to improve the knowledge, skills, and performance of the deal as a funded case managers through clinical supervision and training. building up the success of the current model, the clinical collaborative is expanding its service model to incorporate a d.r.c. staff into the consultation and training services. this expansion comes as a response to community feedback, and is a request by cases to provide additional training in clinical sup

pp continue to take my calls and accept my feedback even if it's unsolicited. please respond to my text messages. and always to, supervisor safai -- i have a joke about supervisor safai. safai will come in, he likes what i call foreplay. he will come in, he will talk to you, he will smooth with you, ask your parents, how is your weekend, how is your workout? i'm like what do you want? what are your amendments? so maybe i'm slam, bam, thank you, but safai will come in and he will be kind [laughter]. we can laugh about it now. but i'm giving you a key to knowing who safai is. and the longer foreplay is, the more he wants. so remember that. and supervisor, i want to -- here's my advice for you, less is more, supervisor. less is more, supervisor. and supervisor, i think i got everybody. peskin, here's something for you. always find ways to socialize. even when you don't like a person. now this is a veteran move i've learned from him. and he is like a butterfly. he floats and then sometimes he'll sting you like a bee, but that's only tuesday at 2:00 he'll sting you.

pp [ cheers anduse ] ♪ can you feel it ♪ >> jimmy: all right, now, look. gonna have a numobr of mystercts brought out to us. in front of us. our job is to guess what each one is. the catch is that we have to figu out only by touch alone >> oh i hate this. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: just by touch -- i know, me too. all right, since i'm the host, i'm going to go first. let'get in our first object here. please don't be a live thing or a living thingr anything. >> wait can i look? at his, at his?ye >> jimmy you can look. you can look if you want to. [ laughter ] all right. i have 30 seconds to identify what this is. h my poker face. >> jimmy: all righe we go. ah, oh, my gosh. >> i love it. oh, my god.is >> jimmy: whert? oh, ew. [ laughter ] i don't like thi on a plate. >> look at your face. he's turning red. >> jimmy: i'm really gonna get sick or osmething. ew, >> you got to guess. you don't have much time. get in there with the fingers.im >>: oh, it's a bagel. it's a bagel and something on it. lots of cream cheese? [ bell dinging ] >> yes [ cheers and appla

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pp >> stephen: hey, funny lady, nice to see you again. >> hey, funny lady!n: i met your folks backstage. >> i know, mike and sandy are here, my sister. >> stephen: that is so nice. i don't get to meet everybody's parents who are on the show. >> we have been just traveling around new york. and we're just, like, all stuffed into a truck. it's, like, when the door opens and we keep coming out, people are, like, "wait, what's going on in there?" >> stephen: i knew you grew up in rural illinois, but you don't have to drive a truck everywhere you go. ( laughter ) >> i should say an s.u.v. it's a pick up, i just lay them out in the back. ( laughter ) >> stephen: now, last time, was it last time we had you on that we did, you and your lovely husband ben falcone were on together, is that it? >> i think last time we were on together, we competed, which he won't let go of. i'm just saying. >> stephen: oh, we did our cooking competition here and he beat you, yeah. >> no, i think he beat me, but then you said "i won," and he said, "this is a crock!" ( laughter ) he bring

♪pp [ cheers and ause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is an oscar and golden globe-winning actor.ne over 200 roles, i saw on your imdb. >> wow. >> jimmy: isn't that amazing?s >> that seke a lot. i must be old. >> jimmy: no, no, that doesn't mean that. [ laughter ] g just means you're very good. what is the one that you're most recognized for? >> it varies based on ra gey, i find. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but, yeah, when i'm in new york, as i believe we are now, often times" it." >> jimmy: really? >> i get a lot of yeah. >> jimmy: in new york? [ cheers and applause ] >> i get a lot -- and, of co se, you know, when we we first doing "oz" nobody knew my name so it was like, "yo, oz," was all i would ever hear. >> jimmy: yeah, "yo, oz." >> i would go, "i assume you're talking to me." >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, you're oz. yeah. why new york why do they like -- >> well, i mean, it was -- you know, we shot it in new york.ew it wasork actors. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it was a a very -- yeah, new york is like a giant penal colony, i guess. [ light laughter p-e-n-a-l. >> jimmy: you said it, yeah, yeah, oh,

is that something that's pp ed?end of the season lunch and whatnotu it's more for like the crew and the cast and everything. but usually right when like "cut" is called and the last episode before the holidays, like we're gone, bye. see you gu next year. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> it's cool. >> seth: and last time you were here, we talked about what was coming with this season that's airing now. >> yeah. >> seth: and it was going to be a lot about your backstory and a lot of the time you in vietnam. you went to vietnam proper. had you ever been there before? >> no, that was my first time. that was my first time i vietnam. >> seth: and howong were you there? >> we were there about a week. was myself and jusn hartley and melanie liburd. and we were there about a week, filming off every other day. but, you know, it was -- for me, personal, to go to the country, the land where my father was in the sewaice and a part of that war. and seeing it now, not from the american side but from thether side, the vietnamese side, and

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. >> if pp, must be, will be impeached because of the crimes that prosecutors say he committed in theichael cohen case. >> both parties need to get on board to pass articles of impeachment. >> you have conspiracy, you have obstruction coming up campaign finance. >> if the democrats do not pursue this vigorously, they will be accountable for abdicating their responsibility. >> it goes to the mueller question. the ethical question. a democracy is at stake. to speak of this criminal must be brought up by the united star impeachment. >> tucker: going to show you the don them on tape, but to sum up they are telling us that we are staring down the barrel of a constitutional crisis. and then crisis stems from what msnbc describes as "the crimes prosecutor saved the president committed in the michael cohen case." which crimes were those? we have the answer, the relevant details were spelled out in a piece that ran over the weekend to "the new york times" under this headline. prosecutors say that to trump directed a league illegal payments during the campaign. the gist is this, trump's former

house on this lawsuit that says it needs to be congress needs to intervene with this lawsuit and stop pp. would you t that? >> what he was saying is the congress should tell the circuit court what to do. i can't recall a similar time reything like that happened and he said on health it's hard to get anything done when you ask him what kind of legislative things we want to do on health care. that's clearly not going to ha wen. that's nt we ought to be doing this week, and senator schumer knows it. >> didn't this federal judge act like a legislator and he decided on his own what the law is going to be? he said well, i've decided that congress said this is a zero tax, i've decided it'snger a tax. that's the definition of a judge writing legislation. >> that doesn't mean that legislatorcan act like judges just because -- >> so you acknowledge, the judgb ly over stepped his bounds here? >> i think the thing to remember about the judge's ruling is it has to immediate impact. nothing changes yesterday. nothing changes tomorrow. this will have to go through a circuit court process. who knows if

pp you're waking up in bowie, you could see sy conditions after a water main break. good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm chris lawrence in for aaron this morning. we'll have team coverage on that traffic issue in a moment. first, to chuck on how chilly it's goinghi to ts morning. >> it's cold e that water main break to freeze up on the roads. limea ssd justin will help get you out the door and to school and work safely. skies are mostlyloudy. it's a typical december morning. winds will be out of the west and southwest today. usually you would think that would lead to a nowarmup. so much today because of extra clouds. many of the suburbs are below freezing this morning. 28 in manassas. 31 in gaithersburg. a cold start to the day. as you're planning out the day, time to hit the road. plan on temperatures at or below freezing in many spots this morning. if it looks wet, it may very well be a ltleicy. be careful out there. sun's not up until 12 minutes after 7:00 today and down just before 5:00. the cold weather is sticking around. more about that sunday snow

. >> jimmy: i mean --pp [ cheers anduse ] >> thanks. >> jimmy: bucket list. >> yeah. my god.that is too good." you know? >> jimmy: yeah. >> like, you can't have fun making sething and then it's also like really great. >> jimmy: bo burnham, right? >> bo -- yeah. bo burnham was the direcwrr and er. >> jimmy: written and directed by him, and is this his first film? >> yup. yeah. >> jimmy: he's great. >> he's incredible. >> jimmy: he's got to be psyched for this too. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: why do you think people took to this film? >> i think just 'cause it is honest. e you know? the a lot of movies about teenagers made for teenagers but this was made byeople trying to be honest about their own experience. yeah, and i think also people very much have like very inrnal, you know, like, ug feeling 'cause it relates the anxiety part, especially. you know? >> jimmy: of being an eighth grader? >> yes. yeah, and just living, i think nd of the world feels like eighth grade. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the wod feels like eighth grade. yeah, i guess it does a little bit. ta>> i

. >> i was curious, i had somebody ask me, sent me a viewer e-mail ask baker if you get him again ppu have to say to thatcher to convince her that germany reunification was a good idea? >> oh, that's an interesting story. so i had been talking, of course, to the president. >> she was arguing against it. she was not a big fan of germany unification. >> so were the french and soviets. that really tells you what an achievement that the president had there because he overcame the objection of all of those countries. so we concluded, i talked to the president, we concluded we're going to try to get a resolution out of u.n. security council because we had -- people forget george bush for his entire presidency had a congress controlled by democrats. house and senate. >> never had one that was that close. >> no, and they were very much against this idea of our going in and liberating kuwait. so we thought, you know, if we can get a security council resolution authorizing it, it was naked aggression, maybe we could have a case and maybe we could sell it. the first objection was raised by marg

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. >> this wasn't seat of then't pp pa -- this wasn't seat of the pants.ar-old investigation but it was not coordinate at a policy level, with the consideration is this the greatest in american interests to pursue this right now? >> i'm not sure if that's true. john bolton knew about it. he was at the trade talks down at the g 20. >> right in a normal policy environment, this would have been something where different interests involved in the u.s. national security and economic establishment would have debated whether this was the right sequencing of events. there's no evidence that took place and bolton himself said look i knew but i didn't -- there was no meeting of do we do this now? >> so far this looks like the world's most polite hostage crisis, and let's hope that it stays that way because, you know, liz makes a good point, what happens if top executives start becoming concerned about travel to china? i mean, does trade take a further blow between the u.s. and china because of that? >> and also, there is a difference -- i am disagreeing with liz on

time thanks for joining us this morning we like rally and we're glad to hear you think it continue pps good stuff i want to get back to james freeman with a great story. about pensions for retired government workers. astronomical give me if i feel give me an example of that because i'm sure we can't afford it. >> this is not common but there are people in the l.a. city government making more than one million dollars annually in pensions. there was a recent story of -- of a school superintendent in the chicago area, 300,000 a year annual pension, now, what is not so uncommon now is the six figure pension you have now tens of thousands of retire ared government employees in illinois and california making 6 figure pensions now, this -- this is a lot of money. but for someone who might not think it is that much money, they should realize that if a taxpayer wanted to buy that product, wanted to lifetime stream of payments, you're talking about millions and millions of dollars. the average household and 55, 64-year range has 187,000 dollar net worth in the united states. so what we have is,

but think of this, about half the parliamentary party is either in government, the pps or in the payme minister one way or another. out of the remaining 160170, 117 voted against her. you have to assume the payroll would vote for their boss. you don't know that, it is a secret ballot. of course but if you're not getting your payroll to vote for you... anyone who is on the payroll who didn't vote for her should have resigned and nobly has resigned so you have got to assume the payroll voted for her. this is 117 out of about 170, this is a terrible result for the prime minister. nevertheless, she won and you lost. i accept that. are you saying that you're going to continue the fight, that you won't accept this result, that you won't accept this result, that you won't get behind the prime minister? of course i will accept this result but the prime minister must realise that under all hostage usual norms, she ought to go and see the queen urgently and resign. i will tell you why, constitutionally ifa will tell you why, constitutionally if a prime minister cannot get her business through

so i just leave that out there as an issue that will need to be solved and i wonder if the cpt pp approach gets is involved? >> on that optimistic note, i wish you all on behalf of all of us, happy holidays. thank you for pulling together another fantastic panel. we really appreciate all the work and contributions you make to the discussions in washington. thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] ♪ >> the united states senate, a uniquely american institution legislating and carrying out constitutional duties since 1789. >> please raise your right hand. >> on wednesday, january 2nd c-span takes you inside the senate, learning about a legislative body and its informal workings. we will look at its history of conflict and compromise with original interviews. >> arguing about things, kicking them around and having great debates is thoroughly american. >> key moments in history. and unprecedented access, allowing us to bring cameras into the senate chamber during session. follow the evolution of the senate into the modern era from advice and consent of the role

you were pps to the prime minister when she was home secretary. he will be voting for her?rime minister, someone who has proven to get the job done at this point. is she going to win? so far the mood music is she is going to win. this is a secret ballot and although we are getting enthusiastic, loyal tweets and messages we don't know what they will do behind closed doors. 0ne caveat, the problem of those trying to oust theresa may now, it will look like a brexiteer plot. so far it has been eurosceptic mps saying she should go. but there are critics in the party who want her to be gone in the party who want her to be gone in the next year and if she wins, she is immune from challenge. they will be saying, do it now or hold on because it is a tricky choice. there will be two moments when the party has an opportunity to show support. we have prime ministers question time. mr ellis is one of the enthusiastic shouters on the backbenches. she will addressing the 1922 committee later and i am sure they will be banging on the desk like anything. but how much sharpening is going on

the portfolio location across jurisdictions will continue to be adjusted with a view to bring pp portfoliot with the respective national central bank subscription to the ecb capital key. the rescue will learn from the press release. your second question was about the risks. that was the total point of the governing council discussion, what sort of assessment with the governing council give about. if i have to draw a conclusion about this sense that transpired from the discussion, i would summarize it with just a few words. namely continuing confidence with increasing caution. that is the interesting thing that happens. it just happened before coming here. i will quote to you the results of the survey in a moment. they seem to say the same thing. first of all, when we look at what it is today, we see monetary policy remains very accommodative. as a matter of fact i think there is some sort of confusion here about termination. he continues. it does continue because we are committed to maintain the stock for an extended period of time. we have announced our forward guidance. when you look at

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we have a -- >> better choice pps yeah. too bad we don't have choice that's a good point.hat's a good point compete with google search 90% of the market i have no idea. >> australia is cracking down they say they have a monopoly regulator possibly going after them. >> new entrance will come out. up 100 by the way. up 110, 112 any advance on 111 we'll take that nearly a half percentage point up. price of oil, this is important. you back down to 50 dollars per barrel. that means, however, that the price of gasoline will keep on falling that pleases me. we're down to a national average for gas of $2 president 39 per gallon mazingly it has gone down each and every day for 64 straight days. i can't remember that happening before down 50, 60 krepghts in total. where's cheapest? >> missouri where arch average gas $1.98 per gallon such a long way to drive to get cheap gas. we have a few retailers under pressure this morning. at least the stock has been underpressure recently underarmor at mens warehouse all of them are down very significantly. dropped 10 about% yesterday and oxfor

legally might have a right to say it first amendment rights claim pps dow jones industrial back to backessions biggest point gain ever followed by the best interi day reversal since 2010. can it continue? you're looking at the board. dow jones industrial average up 91 points. we'll be right back with the opening bell. ♪ snots >> less than one minute away from opening bell and stage is set for really amazing session potentially amazing session now we know people are away which makes yesterday interday reversal even more remarkable when dow was off a 600 points it looked like it was a good chance of erasing all 1,000 point gained on wednesday. that didn't happen had. we have one of the best reversals in history best since 2010 and we'll see if we can keep that momentum going. opening bell is going to ring here in two, one, zero seconds here we go. markets opening i want to tick a quick check first of the big board. see what may be leading here a lot of green led by jpmorgan chase they have banks there if you have disney there visa is name unchanged but interesting mix 29 of the 30 stocks

i get them about twice a day at about ppi i get them about twice a day at about pp!m home so i'm at home and sometimes i picked up the phone thinking it's a work call, i don't always look at the number display and i'd get them quite a lot. i try to block them but they keep bringing all the time, they are frustrating. to the point where i get rid of my landline! we're joined now by steve eckersley, who is director of investigations at the information commissioner's office. it feels like it's taken ages to get to this point, why now? why now? first of all, we're really pleased with the positive step the government has taken and the reason they've taken this step is they've listened to our concerns. we've been investigating the cold calling issue for a number of issues now and it's because of our experience of organisations, particularly company directors, getting away with it if you like and being held accountable and responsible that's led to the change in the legislation and we're pleased, it's a positive step. it's added a new dimension to investigative powers and e