colonel rall was shot very close by here. so this is an incredibly, again a very important date for the american revolution right here. >> just mixed in, it's next to a furniture store where people live. >> exactly. apartments of a bear catholic cathedrals over there. state office holdings are just a block away. lots of people walking by had no idea what an important say this is for the future of our country. it also started in the 1780s as the nation's capitol. this is called the corner historic, this gorgeous babe loading. this is where the congressman during the revolution and not to the revolution. very close to becoming our nation's capitol but when out in a very close vote. >> we talked about the city's history. let's talk about his presence. what would you like to see happen? >> they think a couple things. taking advantage of its history. the great architecture of the great happened here and bringing in new people and new businesses. projects with so much of trenton is historic and has great start delving and i'd like

colonel rall was shot very close by here. so this is a very important site for the american revolution right here. >> this is mixed in with the rest of the city. this is not -- this furniture stores next to where people live. >> exactly, right, so -- there are apartments over there, catholic cathedral over there. state office buildings a block away. smack here, in the middle -- lots of people walk by, what an important sites this was for the future of our country. it served in the 1780's as the nation's capital. it's called the corner historic, this gorgeous bank building. there was a large cavern here, the french arms tavern. this is where the congress met both during the revolution and after the revolution. trenton was very closely coming -- our nations capital, washington, d.c. one out in a very close vote. >> we talk about the city's, let's talk about its presence. >> great. >> how can it continue to revitalize? >> umm... i think it's a couple things, taking advantage of its history, the great architecture here, great thi

indexing with all the money coming up to push up and propel the stocks, if you are taking the behavior rall view we do, don't p pull out yet. >> it's a slow creep higher. is it? is is the premise correct? >> i feel like we've been stuck here for many months now. you know, we did have that sell off wednesday, but it was over the next day, we were back on the rally. if you were going to have fear, i think you'd have follow through. look, love and emotions and their opinion, it's going to vary one from one to the next. i don't particularly trust this market, but that's been opinion. why? because the earnings was priced in nine months ago and i think the trump agenda is rather wobbly, so i don't think i see a reason for us to go higher here. having said that, the earnings do place a floor on it. really, we're going to be stouc in this range of 23.50 to make get above 2400, but i think we're stuck, really. >> josh. >> here's what people are doing with their money. i agree. love, trust, all of that. you read what robert schiller had to say. everyone's comfort bable and believes there could be thi

's president of the ante with his biggest campaign writing desk campaign rall, speaking to tens of thousandsf his supporters, he said voters must choose between peace or tension. becomeill not let iran isolated once again. [applause] we would like to have constructive and effective interaction with the world. >> meanwhile he also launched a on his mainack conservative rival, accusing him of unethical management of the ron's holiest right. the goal state is the largest arab oil producer outside of opec, s&p lowered the sovereign debt rating. tosohanged the outlook negative. has theand old prices --ssure on its finances, the russian energy minister has reportedly said that opec production curve could be extended by more than six months. he said the size of the output cut is likely to remain the same if the -- if it is prolonged. he said that all markets may be balance if the kur a extended. -- curbs are extended. day.l news 24 hours a this is bloomberg. yusef: beijing is holding hundreds of world leaders and executives and officials. more than 100 countries have already signed up. tom, walk us

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to reduce the influence of sexist culture, sweden pushes toy ads that are gender future rall.d boys iron clothes. boys want to vacuum and iron. >> if that's what speaks to them. >> abby lynn is proposing to make single stall restrooms gender neutral. >> the latest trend is to get rid of the boy/girl label. but most peoe are t gender neutral. >> what happens when you ask boys to draw what they want. girls draw people, pets, flowers, tree. the people have eyes, mouth, hair, and clothes. >> this test has been done in america, africa, thailand, japan. here's a japanese girl's pictures and an american girl. >> but the great majority of boys are drawing something different. they are drawing a scene of action, a bunch of squig also because it's action. >> maybe they have been exposed to sexist parents. >> that's what i learned when i was earning my ph.d. in psychological 30 years ago. and then researchers got the idea of giving the same choice to monkeys. we have three studies now, human chimp or monkey, the males want to play with the truck. and the girls prefer to play with the plu

the fbi more rall was good, and if you build up that emotional bank account well like he did in the first couple years, although they may have disagreed with the way he handled it, they still have great affection for him, liked his independence. where this came to a crux is that extreme independence and transparency in that position doesn't totally work. you need some independenc and some transparency, bute standing alone trying to be extremely independent and transparent came back to hurt him. charlie: let me go back to the original question. anybody can jump in now. do you believe that the focus because of this firing on the forian probe will heat up reporters, investigators, for everybody now? reporters don't have subpoena power, but are we going to see now the possibility of a much more intensive focus on that? dan: i think there will be up to a point, but that depends on what information is available, what the senate and house committees are doing, particularly the senate , and other signs of an intensification of it within the fbi and what they are doing. what we have seen on this,

will be no deadlines and we'll carefully consider the recommendatio recommendations passed by the rall. well make sure we flow are now exited to working groups, an effort, gop aides say, before mike the 13-member gop working group doesn't include any of the nim but it's reminiscent of the from towers. >> i think it could be made less expensive through market and it sets a floor for price and may well keep the price of let insurance out of the kempf are -- what the proper role is for the government in the system. >> no parent should ever have to ask if they can afford to save their child's position. >> reporter: from late night talk show as his metric for pass. would a final? will they get whatever they need in the first yore of life? simple answer wrvmt i want to make sure that the bill acluscious, there this child has tetralogy of fallot, i think that's what this child, they will receive all the services even if they go over the amount. i want to make sure that the family gets the care that they need. >> i asked him how he felt going into this pros. is. it's going to be a complicated

marchers taking to the streets of oakland with messages of solidarity and immigrants' rights before they rall eeld at san antonio park. earlier in the day as we reported at 11:00, four people were arrested after they chained themselves to the door of the al immediatea government building to protest on behalf of undocument the immigrants. >> some businesses were damaged in the city's downtown area in the protests and a police car was also destroyed. in washington state nine people were arested in violent protests there. >>> a man accused of killing a woman in walnut creek and leading police on a 19-hour standoff could be officially charged later today. that killing happened last thursday, and the suspect eventually surrendered peacefully to police on friday morning. police say 38-year-old shot and killed a 37-year-old woman last week. the contra costa d.a.'s office says the suspect could be arrested later this afternoon. we're learning more about a teenager shot to death yesterday in san francisco and the 15-year-old has now been identified at rajon jackson from daly city. the san francisco po

is out there raising expectations for a vote this week before anything is announced on the congress ralle. >> i think the president believes that by sheer force of nature he can get this legislation through. don't forget, he's not experienced in this. he knows real estate negotiations. he doesn't know congressional negotiations where everybody has a different self-interest here, and it's not all about how much money can everybody make at the end of the day, and so he's really not used to this, and i think he just believes that he can do it, that he can twist these arms and make it all happen, and when you're at 44% popularity, it's -- it gets difficult. >> one correction, right now 21 republicans on record opposing this legislation. if they get to 22 it will still pass, but if it gets to 23, it's over, at least for the time being, this version, they go back and try again presumably down the road. everybody, stick with us. coming up, we'll go live to new york as demonstrators take to the streets to protest against president trump's immigration crackdown. will it have any impact on the whi

now on the -- in the headlines had their roots in the 1960s, whether it's working through multi-lut ralllike the u.n. or environmental movement and -- and civil rights obviously inspiring the civil rights movement around the world so i think that really it is -- study history really isn't about the past, it's about what kind of world do we want to create for the future. >> your dad was so erudite and proud about his wit, do you think he would mick a go the of politics today? that's maybe a tough one. >> well, i think, again, and i went back and looking at his speech that he gave right before he became president and he said history will judge us by four qualities, courage, dedication, quality and judgment so i think that's how he would judge politics today, and i think, you know, everybody can make up their own mind. >> you don't do a lot of interviews like this about your father. is it tough to do? >> well, it's -- it's a lot easier to do with my children, and i think i'm so proud that they are proud of his legacy, and i think having a chance to share it with them and with another genera

which reads, within this rall is deposited the leg of colonel dahlgren, u.s. volunteers, wounded july 6, 1863, while skirmishing in the streets of hagerstown with the rebels after the battle of gettysburg. so it is in the wall. on and is killed later on in the civil war. he actually receives a prosthetic leg, joins the cavalry, he cannot be marching anymore so he is on horseback. he takes part in a raid on richmond and was killed on the rate outside of richmond near during ay courthouse raid to try to free union prisoners. there's a scandal becomes out because on his body, the papers are found that basically detail a plan that dahlgren's main mission is to go into richmond and kill the confederate president along with his cabinet and along with any confederate generals including robert e lee that they happen to run into and it is a whole scandal that goes on both sides during the civil war. in the north, the papers were designed as a forgery to weaken the war effort and in said he is aey murderer and assassin and should never have been sent on a mission like t

. >> rall right. charts agree or disagree or no opinion. >> little bit of both.s what you think, chart of the utilities are a buy. this is what i mean. a strong stock chart here, brian. 12-month base of support, and there's a textbook breakout from the base, a bull flag along the way, i can get you to $60 on the upside, but that's punchy stuff. to the question about being a bond approximaproxy. look at one thing, brian. this is that long term chart of the xlu, a long defined uptrend, held the moving average now for almost seven years, flip that upside down, you get the deal, but what's interesting, brian, this is a new all-time high on the utilities, but the yields are not down, so, yes, they are a proxy for interest rates, but whether they have been rising or moving sideways, ewe tillties move forward, bullish, you want to be a buyer of the breakout. >> wow. buyer of the breakout in utilities. rich, thank you very much. thank you very much. for more, thank us, going to tradingnation.cnbc.com. back in two. i count on my dell small business advisor for tech advice

it will not be toll rall rated. >> reporter: mookie bets, urged his support. saying we are better than this. the city's mayor lashed out whomever was responsible for the racial taunts. >> a fool. i'm going to call him a fool. her a fool. i like to say worse. >> reporter: through the uproar, jones is being praised for his handling of the controversy. fwh it's bigger than the game. this is a game. this isn't life or death. there's bigger issues in the world than a baseball game. this is purely entertainment. >> this controversy in boston is happening as the league itself celebrates the 70th anniversary of jackie robinson breaking the color barrier. the number of black ballplayers has dropped significantly. the current percentage, single digits. >> it was a nice gesture for fans to understand that moment and make sure they sent along a loud message. >> agreed. >>> let's check in with mr. roker. he's doing a road show. first, al, some pretty serious flooding in the midwest. >> yeah. absolutely, guys. there's more on the way. in fact, as you look, this is eureka, m