. >> i'm courtney ragan in for sara eisen >> nice to be with you, court. let's check in on the market picture this morning we did get slight gains on friday and slight gains for the week as a whole last week. the dow led the pack it was up 0.4% the s&p up .10 of a percent. a number of record closes. walmart the big winner last week, up 9.6% which courtney will have all the details on in a moment or so this morning we have stocks up 30 points on the dow fed chair janet yellen making the case for more rate hikes speaking at a weekend's g 30 rate hike. they said it will warrant gradual rate increases she noted inflation has been, in her words, the biggest surprise in the economy similar message in turn that was struck in the minutes last week and it's leaving the ten year treasury note below. last friday we split them to 2.28 and we're just above that this morning on monday morning, 2.29. >> asia market news, we got some data out of china. consumer prizes rose 1.69% from a year ago that was in line with expe expectatio expectations producer prices jumped 7%.

. >> i'm courtney ragan sitting in for sara eisen. >> great to be here with you let's have a look on markets this morning a good week for the dow and particularly on friday we saw about 0.7 -- 0.75% of gains for the dow. we're about 2% of gains for the week as a whole. the s&p was up more at .9% as a week the nasdaq up half a percent financials were the best performing sector. up 2%. a lot of that coming on friday as yields rose this morning we're caught by 14 points on the dow. if we look at the ten year treasury note we can see that the yield closed close to the 2.4% that's where we remain this morning, 2.39%. >>> spain's prime minister is seeking new powers to control the region until new elections can be called. meantime, some catalan lawmakers are calling on the region's president to declare independence from spain this week still a lot going on and undecided in that region if you take a look at spain's ibex index. we are down just about half a percent. >> worth pointing out last week only lost 0.3% for the month as a whole. down 1.5%. >> not having too much of an effect the wid

shelton describes the treatment of an naacp board member on a flight from ragan national to north carolina. >> two hecklers behind him recognized him and decided to mess with him, decided to actually give snide comments about him and even threaten him. when the airline associates came back to see what was going on they decided they would put him off the plane as well. >> american airlines has released the statement saying it is disappointed by the advisory and committed to providing a safe experience to all travelers. the statement goes on to say, we will invite representatives of the naacp to meet with our team worth, texas. we are committed to having a meaningful dialogue about our airline and are ready to listen and to engage. >> reporter: we spoke to a number of african-american passengers, none of them wanted to speak on camera they said. they needed a little bit more time to think about what this means to them. jackie benson, news 4. >>> developing this morning, he's been on the run for eight months but now a murder suspect is finally behind bars. jason alan johnson was picked up in

you'll see here contact between the 78 and the 38 sends david ragan a little to the right. he corrects, catches the right rear of the 41 and you could see from here nowhere to go 17 cars involved. so many playoff competitors, the 18, 48, tons of cars. >> and another wreck that would have been a bigger wreck but all the cars got eliminated in the first one and so here is blaney trying to squeeze in a hole and a little bit of contact, the 22 in the side of the 6 of blaine. another multicar wreck. >> and kevin harvick already had damage. he was cruising in the back and he said he was slowing down. popped up the track in front of them and there you see it. >> dale earnhardt jr. narrowly avoiding the spinning trevor bayne and this was most recently, the 24 trying to take a spot moved into the middle and down came the 19 of suarez when that opening was there. he tried to close the gap. not in time. >> when chase elliott goes back and watches this, he did nothing wrong. he made the move that you needed to make to win this race and the hole was there and it got closed up. so chase

you'll see here contact between the 78 and the 38 sends david ragan a little to the right. he corrects, catches the right rear of the 41 and you could see from here nowhere to go 17 cars involved. so many playoff competitors, the 18, 48, tons of cars. >> and another wreck that would have been a bigger wreck but all the cars got eliminated in the first one and so here is blaney trying to squeeze in a hole and a little bit of contact, the 22 in the side of the 6 of blaine. another multicar wreck. >> and kevin harvick already had damage. he was cruising in the back and he said he was slowing down. popped up the track in front of them and there you see it. >> dale earnhardt jr. narrowly avoiding the spinning trevor bayne and this was most recently, the 24 trying to take a spot moved into the middle and down came that opening was there. he tried to close the gap. not in time. >> when chase elliott goes back and watches this, he did nothing wrong. he made the move that you needed to make to win this race and the hole was there and it got closed up. so chase elliott, as we've alwa

democrats say that it should be bipartisan, much like the tax reform efforts signed by ronald ragan. >> we have not done tax reform since 1986. we haven't done for 30 years we shouldn't rush it we should get it right. >> reporter: it would be a healthcare plan to keep subsidies in place and also it would need more support on capitol hill. all 48 democrats would back the measure even if the president is unsure about the deal.? the hope is that he comes around and grasps what's in the bill. >> reporter: he said he was okay with the deal but the white house says that the president does not support the bill. >> all were asking him to do is to consider a proposal that he wanted he has and i could decide what he wants to do with it. i think you will probably like it. >> reporter: the bill needs the president onboard and 60 votes in the senate. but the bipartisan bill has a backing from 12 republicans and 12 democrats. >>> former president obama made his first campaign appearance since leaving office, he reflected on political admission in new york new jersey. >> we thought we put these ite

i'm trish ragan. welcome to "fox news tonight."g today it will still allow its players to kneel during the national anthem. this despite outrage from patriotic fans and opposition from president trump who treated out earlier... nfl, too much talk. not enough action. stand for the national anthem. nfl commissioner roger goddell spoke to the press today after meeting with nfl players, owners and union officials. it all led to no action on the anthem. >>

ragan could. can trump change trumpism? >> there's something so emotional about this movement i think that changing the ideology of it, chris, would be extraordinarily difficult. bannon himself has said that trump was a blunt force instrument to take economic nationalism as a movement and bring it to power, international notoriety, and that's what's happened. so like we often see in revolutions, the leader falls to the way side and someone springs up in his place. whether or not that person is as charismatic as trump, i doubt it but it's not always going to be trump. >> robert, you're an expert on trump. like a nightclub comic, i'm not putting him down in this regard, it's all interactive. he tries out a line for a week, if it works, he keeps using it. it's always interactive. it's checking in. that's why he likes to have these rallies, so he can check in with what's working like a good nightclub comic. who's calling the shots, him or the crowd? >> he listens to the crowd. he used to tell me during the campaign that he woul

i'm trish ragan. welcome to "fox news tonight."f he announcing today it will still allow its players to kneel during the national anthem. this despite outrage from patriotic fans and opposition from president trump who treated out earlier... nfl, too much talk. not enough action. stand for the national anthem. nfl commissioner roger goddell spoke to the press today after meeting with nfl players, owners and union officials. it all led to no action on the anthem. >> we have about six or seven players that are involved with this protest at this point. this is something that we try to do, dealing with the underlying issue and understand what it is that they are protesting in trying to address that matter. we finish. the important thing for us is to be able to do that and take that opportunity to make real differences in our community. >> trish: commissioner roger goddell did state that his preference is for the players to stand for the anthem. and also discuss what is motivating the players to meal. >> there talk about criminal justic

. >> kennedy: especially ronald ragan. >> harris: one week now after the las vegas massacre.he ceo says the killer was known to staffers at the casino. but he gave no clues. >> this is a man who behaved rationally, privately, little introverted, like to play video poker but he was a rational man. >> harris: meanwhile, new details on the note found inside the killer's room as they expand their investigation into what happened there. what we are learning now, we will share with you. and democrats are ramping up their push for gun control after that. lawmakers in both political parties admit that no law could've prevented this attack. is the gun-control conversation exactly the one to have right now? a lot of people say it should be about mental health, we will talk about it. stay close. okay folks! let's get the lady of the house back on her feet. and help her feel more strength and energy in just two weeks. yaaay! the complete balanced nutrition of ensure with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. always be you. people would ask me that we traveled,ntries wh

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i worked for president ragan. i did that. that's my time. it's time for a new generation to come forward. i grasp this mantel. it's going to be difficult and hard. you don't take on an establishment and find the task easy. it's going to be difficult. for me, i thought, i think i'm more effective on the outside. i get the attention of politicians when i get my audiencey engaged and who whether it's on the radio or television. so for me it's a better role. who's going to control what i say? i speak for myself. i don't do well speaking for other people at this point. too old for that. >> rose: a billionaire at the barricades, the populist revolution from reagan to trump, laura ingraham, thank you, good to have you back. >> great to be here. >> rose: thank you for joining us. see you next time. for more about this program and earlier episodes, visit us online at pbs.org and charlierose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by:

theaters, restaurants and big shopping malls joining us on a "power lunch" exclusive are courtney raganey, chairman of the los angeles county homeland security advisory council, which makes him uniquely qualified to talk about today's event. courtney, take it away >> thank you very much, tyler. thank you for joining us here today. we just had a moment of silence from the president and the first lady after the tragic shooting in las vegas here we are in this open air beautiful mall in los angeles. you are the co-ceo of westfield that operates this mall, but you also are the chairman of los angeles county homeland security advisory council what are you doing to keep shoppers safe? >> firstly, thanks for having me today on what is a very difficult day. thoughts and prayers go out to all of the victims of the shooting unfortunately, this sort of thing is more prevalent than it should be. it's hard to narrow in on how we can keep the city and the mall safe for customers >> we want to get to the business of why we are here today. that is of course the grand reopening of this mall you spent $1

i have a friend of mine that said during the ragan tax cut for two years as soon as the tax cut happenedtaxes actually went up he was furious about it. three years later he was making more money. >> maybe it's okay for people that's what's used for the corporate tax cut and then it lifts all boats and everyone's -- maybe that's okay. then rich people need to believe in your dynamic scoring, too. >> everybody has to see that this actually increases economic activity and turns around the economy. >> they have to put their money where their mouth is. >> one way to find out. >> senator, thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up -- coming up, another newsmaker. >> he's sitting right here. >> right here. this isn't the only one. we just had one. but another one. saudi prince alwaleed will join us to talk about his biggest investments. geopolitical hot spots and more. he's our guest host for an hour. today, innovation in the finger lakes is helping build the new new york. once home to the world's image center, new york state is now a leader in optics, photonics and imaging. fueled by strong univer