were once pastorslike reverend raphael warnock is now.reverend raphael warnock - senior pastor, ebenezer baptist church// "i am under no illusion that i'm walking in dr. king's shoes, my job is to stand on his shoulders."the m-l-k national park in atlanta was closed because of the government shutdown.that included the áhistoric ebenezer baptist church...along with king's birth home...his tomb...and a visitor's center to learn about the civil rights icon. that was until atlanta-based delta air lines stepped in...offering grant money to the national park service to reopen.dr. albert paul hundreds of thousands of federal workers including many in warnock's congregation are in limbo.reverend raphael warnock, senior pastor, ebenezer baptist church// "in the spirit of martin luther king jr. we need to get beyond this."in atlanta...i'm omar jimenez reporting (ken) for more than three decades now, the bay aea has celebrated the birthday of the late dr. martin luther king junior thsymbolic train ride from san jose to san francisco.(pam) among thos

of raphael michelangelo and especially leonardo da vinci a man who is regarded as a universal genius to this day. get out of the way same but it's been about the what it was always a visionary. he anticipated things that were only invented years after his death. i believe that if you were alive today he would have developed many of his inventions using digital techniques. maybe he would have projected a new holographic flying machine into this case with him or said about it the exhibition premiered in france in leipsic it was rican sieved entry adapted. the use of. vic. i find the giants of the renaissance a very moving exhibition some parts of it moved me to tears it really captured me. that's what the artists intended and they didn't just want us to look at the paintings but they wanted to create an entirely new kind of encounter because you know here for the. good good moment it's been because of. immersive art as a collective experience and viewing leipsic until the end of twenty nineteen. it's said that in every joke there is a bit of truth and that seems to be the case with our

this shift was also propelled by the works of raphael michelangelo and especially leonardo da vinci a man who was regarded as a universal genius to this day. about the what it was always a visionary. he anticipated things that were only invented years after his death. i believe that if you were alive today he would have developed many of his inventions using digital techniques. maybe he would have projected a new holographic flying machine into this place or that more said about it the exhibition premiered in france in leipsic it was rican sieved entry adapted. to use the. big. i find the giants of the renaissance a very moving exhibition some parts of it moved me to tears it really captured me. that's what the artists intended they didn't just want us to look at the paintings but they wanted to create an entirely new kind of encounter because you know here for the. good guys. immersive art as a collective expire. you in leipsic until the end of twenty nineteen. if you walk up a mountain in snowshoes you can be sure it is not an exhausting to climb up to the top it's also a challenge

minutes, but madrid came back to lead 2—1 with goals from their french internationals karim benzema and raphael from time, cazorla equalised to rescue a point for villarreal who move out of the bottom three. another year — and another trophy for cristiano ronaldo. he's been named player of the year at the globe soccer awards in a star—studded event in dubai on thursday night. the portugal captain joined juventus for $114 million injuly after ending a nine—year spell at real madrid by helping them to a fourth champions league title in five seasons. ronaldo has since scored 15 goals in 2a games since joining juve. well, it's been a tough year. i win many, well, it's been a tough year. i win any well, it's been a tough year. i win many, many trophies this year, the champions league. it was unbelievable here again so i am so glad to win one more trophy, as i say before, 2019, it's a new year. dreaming to win many, many things. many more trophies forjuventus. meanwhile the coach of the year award went to france's manager didier deschamps. he led the french to their second world cup title when they b

therese raphael reporting from london. coming up, pg&e plunging. shares of the utility company have been nearly have as the -- halved. more next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: pg&e is looming bankruptcy. they plan to file for chapter 11 after the cost of wildfires left it with potential liabilities the $30 billion or more. march antioch is in san francisco for us. what could be the fallout of all this? mark: utility bankruptcies are exceedingly rare. utilities are thought of as being reliable, providing steady dividends with regular payments coming in from customers. is ancturing for utility exceptional situation. in the case of pg&e. we have a company that is facing more than $30 billion possibly wildfires the and ravage the state from 2017 2018 and the company does not feel like it has an orderly way of dealing with these liabilities so that is the main reason they are going into a chapter 11 restructuring. caroline: --shery: what went wrong with pg&e? i thought california lawmakers passed legislation to help pay for the lawsuits from fires? happen

i'm supervisor raphael mandelman, the chair of the committee.rvisor peskin. the clerk is john carol. i'd like to to thank the group at sfgovtv for televising this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any

raphael taliaferro jr./son- "one thing he was really good at was fundraising, and i know this because he, whenever i talked to him he would tell me how great he was a fundraisers." mickey luckoff/former boss- "his work for the leukemia radiothons, ray helped us, in no short order, of raising over 18 million dollars"ronn owens/radio host- "he was and will always be thought of as a real san francisco icon." and, in ray's honor, a final fundraiser at his celebration. dontations collected for the dementia ter in life. angela alioto/former he always i'll miss him very, very much, buthing: everytime i think of ray, i will never ever be sad. i will always be smiling." in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (robin) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... more details on the missing teen found alive after a man allegedly shot and killed her parents. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. after an overall calm weekend

and director raphael? >> yeah. i just want to say one thing that tamar ended with that i think is really true. she said the program is built to last. it's solid. it's a great foundation. the people who are in this room that will be here next week when you aren't know exactly what they need to do. they know how to do it. they do it with confidence, and what a gift that is that you have created something that is going on in your absence, in your memory, with your inspiration and is very solid and will -- there's no -- i'm not worried that the school ed program is going to disappear when tamar goes onto her next chapter. you've done such a wonderful job of training people and inspiring others. so this is a program built to last, and i can't wait to see what happens next. >> good luck in your next adventure. next item. [applause] >> the next item is item eight, review and vote on whether to approve the department of the environment's fiscal year 2019-20 and 20-21 budget. the sponsor is debra fell, director. the explana

he will take on raphael the doll. -- rafael nadal.he world number one slammed past his french opponent 6-0 and continued his dominance and barely broke a sweat during the rest of the match, taking the final two 6-2, 6-2. djokovic leads nadal in matches played and a classic encounter should be expected. stephen is here with another warning for the u.k. to go ahead and figure out bricks it fast. -- brexit fast. >> this morning comes from the head of goldman sachs saying if the u.k. doesn't manage a smooth exit, the u.s. investment bank would scale down its role. david solomon made the comments at the world economic forum in dollars, and it mirrors a common theme. -- in davos, and it mirrors a common theme. reporter: in a few hours' time, peace and quiet return to dallas -- davos. the politicians and world leaders will be gone for another 12 months. participants at this year's gathering tackled big issues. conversations focused on trade conflict, climate change and the unanswered questions about britain's departure from the e.u. >> can b

multimedia shows with his for his songs meant a long list of injuries masterpieces important for aspiring raphael and a missile launcher low can also be seen as huge greedier projections on the walls underscored which music. giants of the renaissance next on your own words. where is home. when your family scattered across the globe. insisted closely as a journey back to the roots coming of. the shah's family from the rubble. among action to systems. move slowly starts january twenty first. w. m d to. discover your concept discover with a close. a school. let you off to one hundred gives the ideals of the father house a more relevant today than they were. as a visionary shapes things to cut all the people in the way of shaping science. with ideas. powerhouse world this week on t w. me. me me me me me. me me me me me me. me. me me me. me me to. this is detail the news coming to you live from berlin renewing their vows the leaders of france and germany signed a new pact to friendship it ends to reenergize the european project at a time of crisis the doesn't go far enough. also coming out of the tali

she's only nineteen but she's already established her own small start up raphael where one produces natural soap and cameron's capsule yelland it she uses a recipe handed down from her grandmother but her business model is definitely contemporary she's also got it products online and is already looking into ways to expand her markets for. every bone in her feel good one goes out to collect leaves from the been known. to be chili commonly known as a doorway here in cameroon. beliefs are a basic ingredient in her one hundred percent natural cosmetic products received over a file's business idea was planted by her grandmother and dollar is widely used in cameroon in cooking but the elder generation also uses it to make so. everything began with my maternal grandmother who passed on lawfulness everything she plans to my mother who was then passed it on to us. in addition to running her business which she started at the age of nineteen the young entrepreneur of the study in management an accountant at university she began the project with technical help from a startup academy. of course in europ

a multimedia show to this for a new songs man along with the ventures masterpieces for forbes for raphael and michel angelo can also be seen as huge great year projections on the walls underscored music. giants of the renaissance next time on your own words. odd. the fast pace of life in the digital globe shift as the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information in the wittiest finds and interviews with makers and users. should be fifteen minutes i'm going to. take on such going to sleep guy is back. defending champions by and munich achings off against hoffenheim and shows desk still a force to be reckoned with. but league leaders both top munro's to the challenge getting by on a plane with a window open ice age. thirty minutes on d. w. . where is home. when your family is scattered across the globe. but this is to. keep the focus on the journey back to the roots should get a minimum of. the shots family from somalia live around the world. i'm going to cut into systems. global family starts january twenty third on t.w. . raring to me. everyone who loves bo

puts the dumbarton, the san mateo, the bay bridge and the richmond an raphael ridge perpendicular to the winds. that means you'll get pushed around, sudden gusts on top of wet roads. 1:00, north of the bay bridge. 4:00, south of the bay bridge. let's take a look. excuse me. you can see, wow. can't escape it. there's a chance of rain every single hour in the peninsula. in the east bay, we get a little bit of a break from about 8:00 to 10:00. but then from noon on, it just gets heavier and then here's what's going on in san francisco. every single hour from 8:00 to 8:00, we have a chance of rain culminating with thunderstorms during the evening hours. we'll take an hour by hour look at that next. here's frances. >> all right, mike. we have a couple new accidents just reported to the chp. both overturned northbound 280 one at larkspur and one at san bruno avenue. we'll keep you posted on that as well. we've been trackig another crash in vallejo. it's in the eastbound direction. so the reverse commute at tennessee, lanes are blocked because traffic is heavy approaching the scene. westbod

raphael taliaferro jr./son- "one thing he was really good at was fundraising, and i know this because he, whenever i talked to him he would tell me how great he was a fundraisers." mickey luckoff/former boss- "his work for the leukemia radiothons, ray helped us, in no short order, of raising over 18 million dollars"ronn owens/radio host- "he was and will always be thought of as a real san francisco icon." and, in ray's honor, a final fundraiser at his celebration. dontations collected for the dementia society of america, in hopes of finding a cure for a disease that impacted him later in angela alioto/former supervisor- "literally, since i was 14 years old, ray taliaferro has been the smile in my life. he always will be. i'll miss him very, very much, but i'll tell you one thing: everytime i think of ray, i will sad. i will always be smiling." francisco, kron four news. (justine)(justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . a series of weather systems

raphael taliaferro jr.hing he was really good at was fundraising, and i know this because he, whenever i talked to him he would tell me how great he was a fundraisers." mickey luckoff/former boss- "his work for the leukemia radiothons, ray helped us, in no short order, of raising over 18 million dollars"ronn owens/radio host- "he was and will always be thought of as a real san francisco icon." and, in ray's honor, a final fundraiser at his celebration. dontations collected for the dementia society of america, in hopes of finding a cure for a disease that impacted him later in life. angela alioto/former supervisor- "literally, since i was 14 years old, ray taliaferro has been the smile in my life. he always will be. i'll miss him very, very much, but i'll tell you one thing: everytime i think of ray, i will never ever be sad. i will always be smiling." in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news.> ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news.. the new list from the catholic diocese of santa rosa... w

. >> atlanta's fed president raphael bostic thinks there will be a single hike this year.t fomc meetings tomorrow. >> 50 days after his arrest, carlos ghosn appears in court, saying he is wrongly accused. nissan's saudi business partners has payments under scrutiny were legitimate. >> the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu demands

raphael taliaferro jr./son- "one thing he was really good at was fundraising, and i know this because he, whenever i talked to him he would tell me how great he was a fundraisers." mickey luckoff/former boss- "his work for the leukemia radiothons, ray helped us, in no short order, of raising over 18 million dollars"ronn owens/radio host- "he was and will always be thought of as a real san francisco icon." and, in ray's honor, a final fundraiser at his celebration. dontations collected for the dementia society of america, in hopes of finding a cure for a disease that impacted him later in life. angela alioto/former supervisor- "literally, since i was 14 years old, ray taliaferro has been the smile in my life. he always will be. i'll miss him very, very much, but i'll tell you one thing: everytime i think of ray, i will never ever be sad. i will always be smiling." in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine)(justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has

raphael bostic of atlanta was speaking earlier on, he is highlighting what has happened with the tradefor many people, trying to figure out what has happened is difficult. does this year hang around the trade story? is that fed goes a couple of does that mean? if we do not get a resolution to trade in the fed does not hike, what does that mean? i think we are going to get a trade deal, that's pretty obvious, you can see the noises in the body language coming from the chinese. whether it speaks is more important. any trade deal which allows for a -- is not of used to the markets. and that the underlying deal, china's economy, will it bounce back from any foreign trade deal, i don't think the chinese economy is in good shape and a trade deal may slow the downsides, but it will not stop it or prevented from having growth of that meander is down to reality. we don't know what true growth is in china, but they will probably stick to their 6% level when in reality it will be worse. i think the fed will probably hike one more time, but that is a key question for the markets. bounce?rging mark

raphael taliaferro jr.ing he was really good at was fundraising, and i know this because he, whenever i talked to him he would tell me how great he was a fundraisers." mickey luckoff/former boss- "his work for the leukemia radiothons, ray helped us, in no short order, of raising over 18 million dollars"ronn owens/radio host- "he was and will always be thought of as a real san francisco icon." and, in ray's honor, a final fundraiser at his celebration. dontations collected for the dementia society of america, in hopes of finding a cure for a disease that impacted him later in life. angela alioto/former supervisor- "literally, since i was 14 years old, ray taliaferro has been the smile in my life. he always will be. i'll miss him very, very much, but i'll tell you one thing: everytime i think of ray, i will never ever be sad. i will always be smiling." in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news.> they say, at a certain age you just stop caring. i wonder what age that is. simply ageless foundation with

to the north we have rain stretching from the coastline into san raphael, highway 101 has a wet drive at the moment. if we moved to the east we have wet roadways from antioch down to redwood and beyond. into the sierra, not a big deal today. no advisories in place. that will change as we get into the days ahead. it will be the weakest of systems that move through. tomorrow a little wetter and breezy her and wednesday into thursday a bigger storm. here is a look at the winds, a little breezy and not too bad. here is a look at futurecast. for today we will go with just clouds and showers. we can see have an inch of rain over the next 24 hours or so. so far we have picked up a few 100th of an inch. tuesday a wedding breezy day. wednesday we have rain. we already have a high wind watch anticipated by the national weather service. by the end of the week we could see 5 inches of rainfall in our wetter areas like our heels. in the sierras we can see 5 feet of new snow. the futurecast model shows scattered showers. there is tomorrow morning, getting into the lunch hour scattered showers. it i

therese raphael in london. now it's here from randy on negotiations. he showed up and no one expected him. >> china sent its big trade advisor into the discussion. that ratchets up the importance of these talks and shows china is extremely engaged and eager to get a positive outcome. david: at the same time, we have the deputy u.s. trade representative who does not have authority to get a deal done. they have to go back to the president. what is the sequencing of what might come out of these negotiations and what would happen next? shows theycipation expect now to get some framework for discussions moving forward. speakinghizer will be potentially later this month with him to ratchet up the discussions. to awill lead potentially discussion between president trump and president xi or trump and the vice president of china later this month. they are laying the groundwork now for further discussions. they have 90 days to get the talks done. they have until march 1 before trump makes good on his promise to increase tariffs further. david: thanks to randy wo

david: really important point to we had raphael vos make from the fed in chattanooga give remarks.id if this continues, it will push off growth. gdp growth in the country at some point. libby: kevin asset from the cia he ise white house said expecting 10 basis points to be shaved off of quarterly gdp every two weeks that the government shutdown. we are -- once we are talking about weeks and not days, we could get into some real economic headwinds. david: give us a minute on china. we did have these trade talks going on. we hear encouraging news including from robert lighthizer's office. becauset is interesting there was a deal on the table last may, that would have involved china buying soybeans and lng. it sounds like they are dusting off the ideal and putting them back on the table. plus maybe some promises for structural concessions. i think at this point, excite the white house wants a political victory on china. they be they are willing to take less than they were a few weeks or a few months ago. just given what is happening on the domestic homefront. i think it is positive fr

over 7 inches of rainfall, san raphael, 6 inches. we're talking about the storm from over the weekend and then over the past couple days, san francisco about an inch and a ralph and it has been translating to some hefty snow totals up in the sierra. take a look at the squaw valley. 56 inches over the past seven days. amazing up in the mountains. here's what happened earlier today. you can see the rain showers towards southern california and the snow showers out toward the sierra. in fact, reports of a funnel cloud closer to orville at about 3:00 p.m. with that thunderstorm rolling on through. at least in the bay area for the most part we're drying out but we still have a few lingering showers to talk about. here's this one cell. you can see in the middle of the bay, the oakland airport report something light rain at last check. as far as current numbers we have lots of low 50s. sfo 61, fairfield in the upper 40s and outside we have partly to mostly cloudy skies. we will be tracking some fog first thing tomorrow morning so scattered l

i'm supervisor raphael mandelman, the chair of the committee. to my right is supervisor ronen, to my left is supervisor peskin. the clerk is john carol. i'd like to to thank the group at sfgovtv for televising this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? [agenda item read]. >> chair mandelman: thank you. call the first item. [agenda item read]. >> chair mandelman: thank you, and we'll hear first from the department. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm sergeant gigi george wash before you, sfpd. you have before you a type 21 license. if approved, this would allow cvs to sell off-sail distilled beer, wine, and spirits. they are located in plot 164, which is considered a high crime area. they are in census tract 117, which is a high saturation condition. sales of alcoholic beverages should be permitted between the hours of 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily. number two, the following alcoholic beverages should not be sold in quantities of three individual containers per sale. a, beer included malt beverages and multidrinks in containers of 40 o

i've partnered with supervisor raphael mandelman on conservatorship legislation because when people can't have to do better, and we have to care for them. [applause] >> we have to revamp our entire approach to mental health. to bring together all of our mental health programs under one focus, i am creating a director of mental health reform. [applause] >> this person will be responsible for better coordination of mental health care for those suffering in our city, this person will strengthen the program we have that are working, nts, cut cut the ineffective program because clearly there are things in this city that just aren't working, and shouldn't continue to be funded. [applause] >> we need to build people's lives, not shuffle them from emergency room to emergency room , from jail cell, to jail cell. our criminal justice system is not a mental health solution. [applause] >> to do all this, we need a vision and leadership, so today, i am announcing that i have hired a new director of the department of public health, dr grant kovacs. [applause] >> the doctor is one of our own, trained at

i'm supervisor raphael mandelman, the chair of the committee. to my right is supervisor ronen, to my left is supervisor peskin. the clerk is john carol. i'd like to to thank the group at

raphael, always remember to speak in the mic. you have a tendency to speak like this and wanes off, i want to hear every word. speak into the mic. and valley and catherine, i want you to find your light and stand in it. okay? and the physical and the meta physical. physically, lighting is important. you want to look good in each and every one of them. but you also want to find your light as you find our voice on this board, so you can continue to be a light to inspire women to serve. supervisor ronen, please continue to take my calls -- this goes for all of you. 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

thank you to therese raphael. let's talk about the u.s. china negotiations with sarah mcgregor. the president tweeted things were going well, what does that mean? >> talks have been extended into a third day. they were expected to wrap up a day late tuesday in beijing. they have been extended to a third day. perhaps trump is alluding to the fact that talks are progressing. i am sure he is getting regular updates. we are not being let in on the details of the talks. the facts that both sides are continuing to hammer these issues shows there is goodwill on both sides to reach a deal. the march 1d at deadline before the tariff escalation would take effect if there is no deal. david: there was a report today where they said they will have a statement after negotiations. some people think that might in itself be a good sign because with some of these negotiations there is no statement afterwards. caveat these talks have been going on for months between the u.s. and china. they have stalled and restarted again. we are not taking anything for granted right now. a statement and they do

he will play raphael nadal in the final. tiger woods made his debut thursday. watch him go on 13.sition to make a beautiful putt. he finished at 2 under. he's 8 shots back. with all the rules the nfl instituted to protect players' heads we're seeing a decrease in concussions, 24% fewer concussions in the 2018 season than one before, including regular season and preseason. when you think of joe montana, you think of marijuana? legendary hall of fame quarterback has a firm that is investing money in a company that will grow pot, deliver it and have a distribution center. ace davis, a 10-year-old in lexington kentucky, he loves joe montana. he wasn't born when montana played. he says he hates tom bray brad. he created a project to prove tom brady is a cheater, because he deflated footballs an arounde said it helped him throw the ball faster. you and i will be in the super bowl. i know you're looking forward to the half time act. what about sponge bob square pants? ♪ and the sweet, sweet, sweet victory. >> an online petition wants sponge bob to make an appearance in the half time show

but what we have right now is light rain as you're seeing from ran raphael south on 101. if you're out and about, poor conditions today because of the heavy rain during the afternoon and evening hours. exercising, try to do it this morning with the lighter rain or use our app o to find out where the heaviest rain is and where it's going. high country, today, tomorrow, don't go. blinding snow. wouldn't be surprised if 80 is closed at some point. gale warnings, east-west bridges are very susceptible to very dangerous wind gusts up to 50 to 52 miles an hour as we head through the afternoon and especially the evening commute. we've got a high surf warning. we're lucky the king tide starts tomorrow. they peak sunday. it they peak today, we would have flooding around the bay shoreline. as it is, we're going to have high surf tomorrow at 5:00 in the morning through 5:00 friday evening. 36 hours of dangerous surf. mainly cloudy, 10:00 on it's wet every single hour with thunderstorms developing in the afternoon and evening hours. peninsula, up to 10:00. stray shower. notice the te

let's look at our scenery in ran raphael. it's damp like all of the streets are this morning. we've got breezes early. those will taper after the morning commute is over. showers and thunderstorms, have to keep those in the forecast. i did downgrade the storm to a 1, light. it will be cooler with lingering showers across the north bay. our last chances for rain, friday and sunday. look at what's going on with the highs today. when you step out, you'll notice it's pretty mild. it's humid and temperatures about just like this. we're not going to form much today. w're going to be in the mid to upper 50s. notice you see yellows and some oranges out there. you could have a locally intense shower and even a thunderstorm but the best chance of that across the north bay. tonight, 10 degrees cooler. mid to upper 40s. mild for this time of year. here's a look at live doppler 7. you see the rain scattered across the north bay. that thunderstorm that came ashore heads towards ukiah. it will put heavy rain in and dwus i winds. be ready for that. here we are at 7:00 in the morning. the nort

oakland where the one inch in san francisco, 1.5 in santa rosa and more than three inches in san raphael. can felt almost reached four inches. the future cast shows it head south and out of the bay area. we get a break from an day with plenty of clouds around. there might be a light sprinkle or two. for the game tomorrow we are forecasting cloudy at 5:00. to summon up, everything begins to ease up tonight. the wind and showers back off and it will be cloudy but dry tomorrow. more rain comes in on tuesday and will last until wednesday. we are still not done at that point. overnight. lows will be in the 50s. daytime highs in the 50s. the extended forecast shows tomorrow cloudy skies, rain begins in the north bay on tuesday but will spread bay white tuesday night into wednesday. another storm on friday and it looks like another one next sunday. it is january, right? it is shaping up that way. >>> still to come, she is the first living thing ever to be taken out of the chernobyl disaster zone. this lucky pup is radiating nothing but happiness in her new northern california home.>>> we are co

raphael bostic expects a single hike only this year. blackrock says treasuries are back in haven fashion. 50 days after his arrest, carlos ghosn appears in court, saying he has been wrongly accused. his legal team holds a briefing this hour. ♪ manus: it is just after 6:00 a.m. in london, 10:00 a.m. in dubai. green on the screen. the market still believes on potential momentum for a trade deal. s&p futures are higher. morgan stanley says it's too early to call a clear call on the s&p 500. bank of america and citibank are saying to buy the dip. what is next in the markets? emerging markets giveback a little bit this morning, but the flow of money, $1.4 billion. patience, pause, the story yesterday from the fed, the 12th straight week, above the 200 day moving average. wti, the oil market is extending the rally. look at the last five days, looking at one of the longest winning streaks in 1.5 years on the crude market. the question is, will inventories dropped today by 1.7 5 million barrels? the kingdom of saudi arabia exporting less to the