and text russell and tell him to let me clear this check or whatever it was that was. so she had some inkling that the finances weren't what they were, but the evidence shows that alec did not tell her everything by any means. russell was charged with conspiracy, trying to help alec and trying to out alec laundered the money. he was convicted november of 22 and he was recently his conviction was recently overturned by the fourth circuit court of appeals. the grounds that the judge set him a couple of jurors two nights before thanksgiving, they were feeling pressure to reach a verdict. so there was said there will be a retrial. what i understand, you know, in terms of what people in hampton county knew generally i don't i'm not saying this to absolve anyone of any culpability, but i, i, i remember david foster wallace speech. you'll probably saw this graduation speech where there's two fish swimming long young fish, older fish wins by. and the older fish says, how's the water today? and these guys keep swimming. and one of them turns the other and says, what's water. th

joining us now is russell hancock, president and ceo of the joint venture silicon valley. the organization behind this index. the report found that silicon valley has some of the highest wage gaps and income gaps. why is that? we knew this, but why is it so polarizing here? we have high fliers. the technology, the technology economy requires extremely talented people who can do amazing things with electrons, make them dance in certain ways, do massive computational processing, and those people can command extremely high salaries. that's one thing. then there are the boards, the owners, the people that have ownership stakes in these companies. and we are minting millionaires and billionaires and doing it routinely. so all of that is happening at the same time that folks in the other segments of the economy have stagnating wages. russell, what about the rest of us, ones who aren't creating these big companies and aren't experts in ai? i grew up around here. i know a lot of people just in my social circle who grew up here, can't really be here anymore just because they're bei

liz: thank you, kim russell. >> thank you.nary success of this mission was due to the skill, bravely and selfless courage of the united states military in&our diplomats and intelligence professionals. liz: completely incompetent and that was president biden claiming the afghanistan botched exit was a success even after 13 u.s. soldiers died on his watch abby gate bombing in afghanistan. details in the capture of a terrorist in that bombing and president trump announced last night and u.s. army special forces veteran jim hanson with his reaction but first this. >> this has to be you contemplating carrying out such an order to invade england and take over the panama canal. liz: there's no invasion necessary, congresswoman of the panama canal. another trump win. shy that is out -- china is out and panama canal could be back in u.s. hands soon. radio host jason rant goes to react -- jason rantz going to react to the details. first, checking in with kate pavlich and jason chaffetz coming up on the bottom line. >> liz, thank you. we

and that's what russell said that he's joining us live from the capital of damascus rest. well, what is the license that you here in about the situation in the northwest of the? well, we've seen that more and more the unfortunately, the light is arriving in the regions that the has to have seen the crash as is yesterday. look back. yeah. talk to these are the 2 costs, are cities that are regarded as the, there was the god, the as a stronghold of the, of them names off of the old regime. and of course the city of homes, which is the 3rd largest city in, in syria. and so we have seen the crashes and as a result, thousands and thousands of people from both sides, including mediums have lost their lives so far in the morning that has been at the escalation and you're seeing that the crashes have decreased significantly. what are the needs of food that was because of the truth and the reinforcement deployed the phones of the abuse or as the postman or the 2nd was the ongoing negotiation. so 1st, the leader of the levels of he adds to the mind that i came up with 2 with 2 condit

okay, thank you very much, russell for explaining to us what happened that in syria and devices. right, well, in the democratic republic of congo rwandan box and 23 levels of captured military, truth and nights as they move closer to the strategic town of what we call a is the last major mining area held by government forces in north q through province. that the all sees army is preparing to block the advance. and why connie has moved from governor now scribbles during the night they made. and another thing is it got to move, which will free, surely they crossed in tides. the while the call of duty to this is a big move because this 8, it was out of the battle for almost like 8 years right now. and then right now is trying to reorganize themselves because this was the only remaining a well, even after the defense in go my he uh, in a different area. would it be honestly, i mean, has been trying to fight against the idea there. damn 22 tables it a long sided weeds. hundreds of i'm the rule. it was the last. please will even daddy mr. bush, on the recent to the appointed govern. i

okay, thank you so much, russell for talking us through all event. russell sorta in damascus. the in kansas city and is riley attack, has killed at least 2 palestinians and wounded many others. it happens in the cheyenne neighborhood when displaced, palestinians came back to see what's left of their destroyed homes is really false, as claimed the group was planting explosives in the russell. the neighborhood has been repeatedly attacked by his ready forces in recent dies as rounds total blockade on guns, there was fueling desperation, and con eunice paperless, struggling to get bread and basic supplies. fuel shortages have also for several bakeries and shops to close. sunday marks. i dies since access to this trip was cut off by his row. as i do believe i'm going to see the city, there's a, there's a seas i'm all of causes people from all of the board us. as you can see, we're waiting for our time to get to the bible spread. all of these people waiting for a back, right? this is all situation. the people of cause and need a, is a single all of the people of cause. and we all k

the russell, negative one full percentage point. 19 minutes from now, jobless claims.ern time. ecb rate decision at 8:15 and news conference 30 ms. later. this one gets far -- 30 minutes later. this one far more interesting. development in the bond market. two-year, 10-year, 30-year out of germany. the 30 year out of germany was up 30 basis points. lisa: raises the point that oli crook was highlighting. the ecb does not hold the cards anymore. it is the fiscal spending and that is front and center. how the ecb responds, they will not discuss it. people say this will probably be the last 25 basis point cut in the cycle. they need to talk about neutral. there's a bigger question here. does that concern them that the bond market is raising questions about the capacity to absorb all of thi debts? jonathan: that's from christine lagarde at 8:45 eastern time. decisions made stateside in america pushing the europeans, the german government specifically, to do things they have refused to do for a long time. annmarie: donald trump is been needling them to raise defense spending

the russell is still down just about 1% when we're talking about the futures. okay.to the markets. the president giving a month tariff exemption for autos in the white house, comments that he would be at least open to hearing about additional exemptions, giving a boost to etfs that are tracking the countries facing the tariffs. china also announcing its annual growth target, raising hopes for stimulus and more government support for business, giving a boost to chinese equities. the eurozone etf also higher yesterday. take a look at these etfs this morning. take a look at the action that we are seeing. let's start off with the canadian etf the iwc. you can see it's up just about where it closed up. just about 2.5%. the mta this is the chinese etf. we've been following very closely up just about 2%. the chinese internet etf up over 2.5%. but right now we're starting to see actually a pullback in the eurozone etf pulling back just about 1%. earlier this morning it was just fractionally higher. so yesterday we also saw a rally in auto stocks after the ceos of the big thr

well, let's cost nato russell says that he's joining us live from damascus. russell, what's the mesas on the security situation on the ground in those western areas of silvia with a fighting has been taking place as well. just last night we're seeing that the remnants of the regime attacking the security, the forces in the national hospital game, the service center off of my pack. yeah, i'm killing team members of the security forces and the to, and security forces have killed at least a members of 8 of them is of the or the gene. but those that was not all in the port of my pack. ya. so we have seen that the, the, the, the, the loyalist attacking the security forces and in return to say that they have the power of that attack. however, that is an important business have for cdn, it's almost is the biggest c port. we'll see that that's connecting the cd up to the world better the security forces are seeing that they're pretty in control of distribution in the city center or flip back yet, the other hand in tattoos. the 2nd largest city in the course of the area off, see if you so the

alice taught, russell said, has more now from damascus. and the morning they're all disturbing images in his report as such as costs. good. it makes you various sites in northwest, sir. yeah. so with that here, the bodies of security forces audit is covered in liberty. that grieves its talk. they were killed and buried by loyalist off this as the g. the video was taken in the town of kind of the, the hometown of this activity, which you have in syria for more than half a century. the remnants of the old regime had been fighting government forces these towards the echoes, the course of the areas of the country. the government is struggling to the distribution on the control this picture, so enforcement, convoy of the security forces arriving in bun. yes. impact who's been yes, is home through the largest oil refinery in syria. the government saves the rebels attack the refinery. but where the power that be central fighting has shifted from the city center to the countryside. officials estimate of to 5000000000 as of the former gym and he, t

while the nation is hopeful for a brighter future, many a struggling with severe hardship, russell sends out reports from damascus. as the sun is about to save over the damascus, the old market is bustling shoppers prepared for them, and then what a month for muslims that we'll see here is what makes the hopes of proceedings. and instead of the this year, the markets are full of goods so much better than last year. you items from different countries enter the syrian market after the regimes collapse. for the 1st time in oversight decades, syrians auto observing drama, then we those said regina. yeah, hi, uh what, so what henry likes to be coming beautiful after the full of the side. the price is too high, but we know the problems of $50.00 is can't be solved in a day. we hope the new government will rule the country in a much better way. the economy pressures are evidence here. many companies are forced to limit their spending to the essentials and that these are rather, there are still hardships. some people are very poor. some items like meat and fish, are so expensive that most people

and the closure of the crossing, they say that they are struggling to remove the russel. um, they are sharing that concerns about the humanitarian crisis that the soaring, they say that food is running out with a block to disassembly, rely externally or any sort of food that become find available. look for market that is threatened to run out very shortly here in gauze for disassembly. every day is a bottle for survival and they see that the humanitarian situation will get much for wes. this band has not been absolutely removed and will 8, will be able to access the gaza strip in order to mitigate this unprecedented humanitarian crisis. target cup as an o. d 0 had eunice kind of starts. steve is waiting ministry campaign against palestinians and the occupied westbank is ongoing is where the forces have opened fire on people in the town is due uh, south of hebron footage taken by which this shows several heavily alms is right. the soldiers running on hooping in the streets, the sounds of gun schultz can be, has its own learned whether the what and the casualties. the serio

students who refused to let the future be buried under the russell. proving that the will to lead is a strong goods on all the forces trying to crush you. sorry, cup as the old you 0. there is that i post on the high level is really delegation is expected in continuous capital. doha, for talks with mediators on extending differential ceasefire in gaza. the 1st phase of the truce ended 10 days ago, and there's been no agreement on how to implement the 2nd phase, which involves a complete into the war. and the withdrawal of israeli troops from the strip israel has called for extending the 1st stage of the ceasefire. a mouse, once immediate negotiations on the next phase, then this probably isn't, don't brought us this report or even whether arrivals into parts is, are happening of the different various groups. even that is something that is difficult to nail down because things are so chaotic and moving. so ad hoc it has to be said, but one thing that is clear is the task for steve woodcock. trumps special envoy to the middle east is definitely a difficult one. and that task is to make

now we're still sort dog joins us live from damascus. russell, can you give us complex as to what happens exactly, and how this unfolded of the welfare space in the morning. and so the security forces were heading into that tom affiliated, the countryside, or from the fact that the cost us, if you have still yet to get someone who was wanted. and that was organized by the look of the leaders for the local communities while they were coming back. in desperation, they had been ambushed and several of adverse vice officer. each of them, the biggest one, was being the town of jefferson. and as a result, most of the pedal security forces have been killed to bite the remnants of the old regime here. so soon after that, but as a video released by because there was a commander of the form of a gene saying that they have formed a group which is called the cost of ship benjamin's. and they have decided to quote and quote, be able to aid the costs of areas from the code into government. so we understand that these attacks, these because we're pretty proud, replied the pen. the widow, organized by d.

and the closure of the crossing, they say that they are struggling to remove the russel. um they are sharing that concerns about the humanitarian crisis. that the soaring, they say that food is running out with a block to disassembly, rely externally or any sort of food that become find available. look for market that is threatened to run out very shortly here in garza for disassembly. every day is a bottle for survival and they see that the humanitarian situation will get much for wes. if this band has not been absolutely removed and will 8, will be able to access the gaza strip in order to mitigate this unprecedented humanitarian crisis. target cup as in which is 0. had eunice pedestal is ready drones dry, cold of bull days, winds bay hunting in northern gauze was injured 7th palestinians. the machine was working to clear rubble on us. l sharif reports on the scene of the attack. the number of heads up in lights of the ongoing suffering of the palestinians here in a tunnel. and with the extreme difficulty in removing the rubble of debris from the st. the boulders of the

is there any forces claimed the crew was prompting explosives in the russell. is there any minute trans repeatedly attacked the neighborhood in recent days? well, president trump is hostage, and boy adam butler, it says the right tools with him as to being helpful. and he believes something could come together wrong to answer within weeks how master official has said the group is open to releasing. and american is really captive as part of tones to and the role is rather sending delegates to content. on monday, for discussions on the sci fi it once phase, one of the agreements some extended masses rejected that proposal, calling for the immediate styles of the 2nd phase. as to the leader of last year's protests, new york, columbia university, against israel's foreign cause, has been arrested by immigration officers. my boot, helen was one of the most prominent faces of the demonstrations. a compass union said you help hum residency at the time of his arrest. thousands of people assigned a petition, cooling for his release is arrest, comes days off of the trump

okay, thank you so much, russell russell, set up for us there in damascus. the, the food and fuel stocks are running low and gaza with israel has blocked all supplies and humanitarian aid for a 6th day. it is ignore the coals to lit. i didn't have a son in sleeping and make shift shelters struggling with hunger and cold and rain as we're sending the living conditions. the charity care says trucks loaded with food, medical supplies, and shelters scheduled to arrive in the coming weeks, have been stopped by his room. your opinion, minutes is blocking humanitarian aid to a civilian populace. may violate international humanitarian floor. hunting, mach moved reports from a temporary shelter in kansas city in the north of the strip. so let's do guys a quite a while to get to this tent camp in the heart of the gaza city. this is to be put. busy the stadium to turn largely into a 10 sites for many of the displays, palestinians returning to gauze and the northern part of this trade. many of the people here are forced to live in these tents or outside of the vicinity

students who refuse to let the future be buried under the russell. proving that the will to lead is a strong goods on all the forces trying to crush it. topic up as the o g 0. there is by palestine to present some special envoy outs. and by the so start talks of mass has been helpful and that something could come together on goals or within weeks, how mass official says the group is open to handing over, and american is ready to captive as pallets of tools to end the war. now israel is sending delegates to cats on monday for discussions on the sea spar once phase, one of the agreements will be extended, but how mouse has rejected that proposal holding for an immediate starts of the 2nd phase. right, well joining us on such as as non hires now professor of international relations of council university. thank you very much for joining us this morning. so, and is ready. delegation is expected here in the castle today to discuss the situation with the c. so i how do you think that's going to go? well this is, i think, a good sign because steve, with golf, i think, declared in many occasio

does it to nice that you see a few on this before the will started, russell, find its own minerals still with kids ident fine, but the nation has 21 of the fuck a minerals it does the plates as critical. everything from fight to jet still cause brake pads then of course that's b u. k. 2 under the car and leadership has become the sort of oh right, you remember? again, a funny story. he is also signed a mineral deal with selected state just a couple of days before trump took office with united states are be trying to be signed up to a deal that we provide security guarantees to a recog nomic development deal. the care solver has already signed them up to do so . the 1st thing it has to do is people have to take a step back and be honest with what's really going on. what's going on is that people are making a killing tony, literally what's going on is that the cells are pointed off. it's as a variety of gambling with in a tie and generation. so few praying in man. so they can get that hands on, lithium and comfortable to be all that good stuff because well, it's all just a bit of a game, i

but 1st let's speak to a russell center is in the syrian capital, damascus, and russell. what do we understand to be the backbone of this agreement? the following did it's a significance, a major major developments for the country, perhaps the most important development of the full of the shuttle sat on december 8th. and the now know that from the sources, united states has pressure a lot on us. yes. to agree or to sign a deal with the mask. so it's confirmed that this deal has been, has happened by the pressure by, therefore, by the 1st of the patients by the in caught event of united states. and also by the acknowledgment off some major regional powers here. and as a result, this became pointing all of this ceiling. the equation is now gone. just remember s d f was in control of one. sure, the of the whole city and territory starting from the north is truck, is more than all the way down to $2.00 to $2.00 theaters or so. the cities like how 2nd commercial rock got data stored. they all were on the s yes. control which meant this oil and gas resources. it's and then as u

for this thing from the nuances of traditional diplomacy, russell and jordan elders, era, washington calling clark is director of versa. shut the seats on center, global intelligence and security consultant. see, he says trump is clearly pushing for diplomacy in ukraine, but that he's doing so at the expense of the crate in the pace of uh, current events really is almost taking place, minute by minute, hour by hour. um, you know, i, i kind of go to sleep thinking, you know, one thing is happening and then i wake up in the morning and its almost a 180 degree reversal. so it's hard to say lot of people chopped us up to trumps. negotiating style, the tactics that he usually takes a maximum list position and then kind of edges back toward the end and whatever concessions are extracted. he says, look, that's because of my, you know, uh, agile negotiating skill. i will say, you know, you have to give credit to trump for falling through what he does. uh, you know, freddy. and so we saw that with the withdrawal and they now kind of well holding back intelligency brain, which for someone that

they say that they are struggling to remove the russel. um, they are sharing that concerns about the humanitarian crisis that the soaring, they say that food is running out with a block to this family, rely externally or any sort of food that become find available. look for market that is threatened to run out very shortly here in gauze for disassembly. every day is a bottle for survival and they see that the humanitarian situation will get much for wes. this band has not been absolutely removed and will 8 will be able to access the gaza strip in order to mitigate this unprecedented humanitarian crisis. target cup as in which is 0. had eunice palestine, how destiny ends in it now bless and the alt replied westbank have cleaned up a most of the is way the troops set fire to it. during raids, it comes as it's rarely forces, carry out a wide scale souls on the occupied westbank. tens of thousands of palestinians have been forced to flee that homes. but how much hall g reports? the, the key to prayer still rings defiantly through novices unles

so russel, how have both sides been able to false to this new found in someone unprecedented trust indeed, but was what we have talking to the sources here. they said, telling us that this has happened by the approval, by the facilitation and encouragement of some of the some of the major original poverty spots, particularly united states. so this was the sticking point. and perhaps now this is the most important development in the company, sees the full especially on the left side. sticking point was whether the curtis forces are going to lay down their arms, whether they're going to move into the one army or coming onto the control of damascus. because as yeah, see if it has to be the main ally of the united states sees 2015 and i'd be happy to mend this resources of the weapons coming from the united states. and they are controlled in 12 adults, the city and territory. so starting from the truck is border from the north west and off the country. a bone all the way down to date as old rock got a 2nd. all these major places are under control with tremendously huge gas and oil fields. the

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station, whether it's a monitoring weapons so they can fight the loyalists of the previous regime. russell said has more now from the capital of damascus. the security forces are deploy, you reinforcements, tremendous the who would you be enforcement from the city of homes for them? the i'm a n for them. it live to the region, notes deal that our class just on go in the laptop here in talk to an uniforms, the officials you're seeing that they haven't lost a courtesy in the city of patters homes and love talk. yeah, i'm on the on friday. that's going to remain in place and they're saying that gradually the things are coming under control. however, as of now, we can say that this is perhaps the biggest security challenge that dakota and the administration in city has please. so far seems to for the short list that's 3 months ago. this is ada 0 to the mosque, us how mass is demanding that israel fulfill its international obligations and to allow food, fuel and medicine into the casa. also police have been blocked since sunday. the full of ministers of gemini, the foreign ministers of germany

the welcome to the show on the co fairly, and you will leaders have held crisis talks and russel's in the wake of washington's pivot away from its transatlantic partners. the extraordinary european stomach came almost a week after a heated exchange between us president donald trump and ukrainian president. we'll let them use the landscape. the white house exposed the growing rift between the west side of the allies, for all the worlds to see for this public display of support for ukraine's will we re, president, was the 1st thing you need just wanted to achieve with this emergency meeting, which comes a week after the let him use savanski was kicked out of the white house off the caching for donald trump. the front of the me. yeah, we do seems to day when we will continue with you know, and we will continue in the future. i want to thank all our european leaders to soil and for such signal, strong support. these concepts from support from the world we, you know, the war and the lots being during all this pure and last week you stay with us. zalinski use the occasion to us. you need us

. >> the russell? >> i don't think the russell can can outperform. i think you're going to get. some sort of rotation but not necessarily into the russell. i think you'll get a wider tech spread than the mega-cap names. >> i like that ifs. >> and tariffs. because what you all said, what you said to me basically equates to more volatility across asset classes, which is what we've seen. it's not just in the in in equities mike i mean the volatility that we've seen in the fx market in terms of the dollar index and the dollar's fall in terms of the swings in the treasury market, in terms of the swings in german bund yields on the back of its stimulus announcement. i mean, it's just extraordinary moves in a single week. >> yeah. i mean, you. >> can sort. >> of get. >> a. >> sense for. >> the volatility. that you're going. >> to see across risk. >> assets. >> even just by looking at a simple barometer like the vix index, for example. because what's going on of course, is that in a risk off atmosphere generally you're going to see correlations in risk assets tend if not to one they're

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not even for the russell 2000 that was breached intraday today. but we seem to be on a rally off of that. but under the surface we're at correction level. average member drawdowns within the s&p bear market level average member drawdowns within the nasdaq and russell. so that's what we expected and continue to expect is a. >> lot of. >> churn and rotation under the surface, weakness under the surface. so that you got the fuller story by not just looking at index returns. so that hasn't changed. but i, i think it's going to be a rough path. more days like this, more weeks like this would not be a surprise. in light of all of the policy related uncertainty. >> interesting. i mean, we often talk you certainly do, about factors right within the market, and we've been pretty fixated of late on the momentum factor, which seems like it's continuing to unwind. certain names are getting a bounce. others are not. what do you think that means for how this market trades from here? >> well. >> i think momentum. first of. all momentum isn't really a fundamental

so you had a really divided party between someone like in the senate, richard russell, who was the head of the southern caucus. and then on the other hand, someone like senator hubert humphrey from minnesota, who was an ardent liberal. so, so part of the navigation within the democrat party for johnson is not just i have a big majority, but it's how do i work through this deep division in republicans were divided between midwestern republicans like senate minority leader everett dirksen, who are pretty staunchly anti-government and and liberal northeasterners like a jacob javits, who were very progressive on issues like race and health care. so the republicans helped lbj out in the early months. they do. so that coalition, it's really the southern democrats and republicans work with him on the tax cut of 1964. again, the first thing he wants to do to get it out of the gate is finish that tax bill, because he says once he does that and he believes the cut on middle class americans will boost the economy, then he can be patient in dealing with civil rights, which he knows will take a long

so you had a really divided party between someone like in the senate, richard russell, who was the head of the southern caucus. and then on the other hand, someone like senator hubert humphrey from minnesota, who was an ardent liberal. so, so part of the navigation within the democrat party for johnson is not just i have a big majority, but it's how do i work through this deep division in republicans were divided between midwestern republicans like senate minority leader everett dirksen, who are pretty staunchly anti-government and and liberal northeasterners like a jacob javits, who were very progressive on issues like race and health care. so the republicans helped lbj out in the early months. they do. so that coalition, it's really the southern democrats and republicans work with him on the tax cut of 1964. again, the first thing he wants to do to get it out of the gate is finish that tax bill, because he says once he does that and he believes the cut on middle class americans will boost the economy, then he can be patient in dealing with civil rights, which he knows will take a long

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and on the other side, kristen bell, goldie hawn, president andrew jackson and russell brand. right. first up, we've got dirty birdies. which two of these people owned foul mouthed parrots? >> if it's not dame judi dench, i mean, if you've been appointed a dame and you don't buy a cursing parrot, you're doing something wrong. >> andrew jackson's parrot had to be removed from his funeral for cursing too much. so i know that for a fact, which is the only thing i know. but it's so good. >> this is your slumdog millionaire? >> i'm so. bad. okay. >> you got andrew jackson. pick one from the other side. >> i would also pick dame judi dench. >> all around. correct. judi dench and president andrew jackson both. >> yes. foul mouthed. >> african gray parrots. judi dench had a foul mouthed parrot named sweetheart. and sweetheart was known to save phrases like quote, you're a and you're a. >> slag. >> president andrew jackson indeed had a potty mouthed parrot named pol, who allegedly swore so much at jackson's funeral that he. >> was kicked out. >> a fun fact that parrots dialog at the fu

>> he's over at omb implementing project 25 as the counsel to russell vote. whole. >> thing gets. >> tied in pretty closely to the whole billionaire funding scheme. and clearly, for those four justices, their loyalty lies. >> to. >> the billionaire. funded project. 2025 scheme and. not to the basic principle. if you perform on a contract, you should. >> get. >> paid the money. >> you are due by. >> the government. >> senator sheldon whitehouse, thank you very much for clarifying it. now i'm even more uncomfortable with the one vote margin. thank you very much. thank you very much for joining us, senator. thank you. and coming up, there are 160,000 federal workers in maryland who could be impacted by donald trump and elon musk's dramatic cuts. maryland senator angela cuts. maryland senator angela alsobrooks will join pronamel clinical enamel strength can help us to keep our enamel for a lifetime. it's backed by science it is clinically proven to strengthen our teeth. i would recommend this toothpaste to everybody. it's really an amazing product. (♪♪) >> howeve

we're joined now by constitutional law expert margaret russell from santa clara university. thank you for being here. thank you very much. so even though the president sort of reverse course here wasn't even possible for him to shutter this agency. >> it is not legal or constitutional for the president to do that. this department actually its precursors existed from the late 18, 100's and the act of congress is from the end of the 1970's. and it's an act of congress and therefore, congress must approve any action that trump would take 2 to get rid of it. >> it's really the law that's in. that pretty clear that he can't do it. do think that's why he changed course here that just wasn't even going to be possible. >> well, there are lawsuits against the other executive orders that he has issued and he's still defending. so he may still go ahead and try to do this either directly through executive order or through directing the secretary of education to just miss manage it. and that would be very unfortunate. could be very chaotic way. 2 to govern the country and could congress.

seen that we have three of the index while under correction territory the nasdaq, transportation of russellp sitting on the trend line tested at the 200 a trendline it tested a couple of times, now we will see if a hold on the third test we will see how that goes. >> your largely bullish i think do you want to use a selloff as an opportunity to get back into the market to add to your position or take to the sidelines until we have more clarity? >> i've never been out of is not a matter of getting back in we've always been into it whether my money or money were advising for clients. as a matter of finding the right time to put more money to work. we expected the pullback it expected the pullback a little bit more i would be surprised if we saw the tray down below the trigger date trendline and potentially take us 25600. therefore i think were being patient. starting to get really dislocated, it's absolutely an opportunity to add to the positions you don't necessarily want to chase them but you don't have to when they're done 26 or 28% or even more tesla is now more than 40% some of the stock

russell hugh bright is with the state's forestry commission. >> the problem that we're trying to handle as best we can, you have some woods that are very flammable. >> reporter: wildfires also spread out across hundreds of acres in north carolina. including the melrose fire and the blue ridge mountains. thick smoke can be seen for miles. the flames slicing through this hillside. officials are asking the public to stay vigilant, with burn bans in place across both states. back in south carolina, residents on edge, watching and waiting for any signs of relief. >> we were definitely pretty concerned it was going to blow this way. when it did, that's when it really got hectic and stressful. >>> our thanks to emily for that report. out west a dust storm west of phoenix arizona may have triggered a deadly crash. four people were killed and two in critical condition. investigators believe a single accident created a domino effect on interstate 10 with both cars and semis slamming into each other. good morning, michelle, what are you watching? >> a really busy week weather wise. we're looking a