i'm sara kelly welcome to the program we begin with what may be the final showdown in the seven year war in syria the united nations is warning of a bloodbath if syrian and russian forces move in to take the last rebel held province of idlib monitor groups say that shells have been launched today on rebel positions the leaders of iran russia and turkey are set to gather on friday in tehran for a summit that could determine the scope of this offensive and the u.n. security council is also set to meet amid fears that the assaults could put major world powers on a collision course. a demonstration in a against the assad regime in defiance of the looming government offensive what these people turned out voluntarily or were forced to by rebel forces is unknown. propaganda is dominating the calm before the storm on all sides the syrian army displaying its hardware and saying it's ready to move in. we're still observing the other side but when we see something there we fire on anything that moves. for the first time in weeks russian airplanes attacked rebel positions in italy on tuesday som

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program a migrant who is reportedly from afghanistan has been sentenced to eight and a half years for killing a teenage girl in the western german city of kendall the fifteen year old girl was stabbed to death in december of last year the case prompted months of pro and anti migrant protest with some saying that the far right exploited the teen's death for their own message of hate. now for more let's bring in. mark who is standing by in the german capital for us with the very latest and. a fifteen year goal old girl stabs his girlfriend to death or rather fifteen year old stabs his girlfriend to death that's normally not national news or international news rather but it is in this case why is that. well the reason as you mentioned already the perpetrator was a asylum seeker from afghanistan and far right groups have used this individual case to highlight what they believe the criminal character of migrants to highlight the dangers that come along with mass migration as we as we had in germany in the last years in two thousand and fifteen and particularly

so cute and with that now you're up to date on the deputy and i'm sara kelly in berlin thanks for watching have a great thing. like obama is a satirist who wears a blue proof vest on stage. he's turkish lives in berlin and he's an opponent of president and a juan. mata takes a critical view of the turkish president's planned visit to berlin and worries about retaliation from everyone supporters do everyone's critics face a real threat in germany. in sixty minutes d.w. . the fast pace of life in the digital. shift has the lowdown on the web showing new developments and providing useful information though with his phone lines and interviews with the makers and users. in forty five minutes to. the kind. tensions figure at home. in germany. gorbachev was one of the great heroes of the twentieth century. mikhail gorbachev the last leader of the soviet union was an agent of change. too quickly but his downfall. i have decided to resign my duties as president of the soviet union. he continues to fight for world peace with the reminder by the united states we have to comprehend when face has taken

i'm sara kelly thank you for joining us and asian divided over migration an explosive new opinion poll in germany shows the far right is now the largest political force in the country's east for the first time the anti immigrant alternative for germany or a.f.d. is more popular than angela merkel's conservatives this is the first nationwide survey since a spate of violent protests. in the eastern city of chemists a fatal knife attack allegedly committed by asylum seekers truth thousands of protestors onto the streets including far right groups and the oh nazis. of this week chancellor angela merkel accuse the a.f.d. of using the chemist's protests to stir up ethnic tensions the latest survey now most germans think the populist party is a threat to national security have a look at the nationwide poll asked if germany's and domestic intelligence agency should put the f.t. under surveillance the verdict was very clear two thirds of those polled said that they want the a.f.d. monitored. so let's drill down into the details here we are joined by political correspondent nina so nina. we have

i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. will be rejoining us in just a moment lower across the board in fact is in the s&p 500 health care was the only group to close higher pretty broad-based declines. dow closing about 77 points. the s&p 500 down about almost a quarter of a percentage point. the tech got hit hard this week. russell 2000 index of small caps held up, though, closing flat. coming up this hour you will hear more from our interview with the ceo of snacking giant mandelz, his thoughts on president trump's trade tariffs and of course what's happening in the emerging markets, specifically china what they're seeing on the ground but we've got breaking news right now as it relates to trade and josh lipton with the story >> yes, there's some news on apple here i can confirm that apple like a lot of other companies did formally make some comments outlined in a letter, just how exactly the company would be affected, would be impact bide some of these proposed tariffs and my understanding what apple told the ustr is th

i am sara eisen here for kelly evans.inute the dow closed higher by .19%, second day of the row for the dow finishing in the green, third day in a row for the s&p 500 closing around the flat line, barely positive. nasdaq a liars though, down about a quarter of a%. small caps also is lagging behind in the russell 2000 technology all day was lagging led lower by some of the chip stocks shares of apple finishing the day lower 1.5% after announcing new iphone models and a brand-new version of the apple watch. we'll have a demonstration of the new iphone coming up. >>> and later in the show, famed astro physicist neil de grasse tyson will be on to discuss his new book, the privatization of space and the formation of president trump's space force and much more. >>> let's talk about this market joining us is cnbc senior market commentator, mike santoli and nancy hartler and take a look at the dow. spiked around 11:00 a.m. eastern. headlines that the u.s. is proposing a new round of trade talks with china in the near future stock

kelly, john bolton, sara huk key sanders and jared kushner, among other aids, tried to convince the president he could trust him and others in his inner circle. they argued it was likely a lower-level official. there is donald trump surrounded by people who he does not trust telling him that his betrailyie is not only one of them but is not in their category. and one of the people in that oval office huddle telling the president that he could trust them, then told the washington post about the oval office huddle, proving that donald trump can't trust anyone in that room. tonight's washington post report from inside the trump white house says, quote, trump's aids challenged little of the column's substance, indeed. seen yr officials have i don't think along acted to slow walk the president. there is now no way for donald trump to forget that there is, as "the new york times" op-ed headline put it, quote, quiet resistance inside the trump administration. joining us now, david corn, washington bureau chief for mother jones, an opinion writer for the washington post and co-author of the book "one

. >> and i'm sara eisen here for kelly evans.ondelez, his thoughts on president trump's trade actions on what he's seeing in china in terms of consumer behavior this is company, david, that sells snacks around the world but mostly outside the united states, more than 70%.

i'm sara eisen here for kelly evans. back in just a moemt let dow finishing higher, the only one of the major averages up 21 points s&p and nasdaq down for the third day in a row down almost a full percent remember yesterday closed down 1.25%. but this only takes us back down to levels we saw at a the end of august russell 2000 and small caps down and s&p is down and the dow is still positive going into friday jobs day football season kicking off today as does it big season for fantasy sports betting coming up the chief executive of fanduel matt king will be joining us to discuss the season joining us today is mike santoli, john blank is here from zack's investment research and john levine is at post nine. and boeing, chevron was the biggest laggard. on the s&p, cbs was the winner on the day on some news broken by our own david faber, and micron was the big decliner. and mike, all day you've been talking about i think you're call tg a gut check for technology, another down day what does that tell you? >> two days in a ro

i'm sara eisen here for kelly evans.ow we are finishing up the day on wall street dow closing lower, only 11 points it was down more than 100 at the lows s&p 500 down less than 0.2%. it was pretty broad though, in terms of the selling financials, utilities and consumer discretionary were the only industries that closed higher on the s&p. nasdaq down 0.25%. starting off september down 0.4% and coming up we've got the latest for you on the storm that is threatening the gulf of mexico and the region's oil production moving the price of oil today a little bit joining us is mike santoli, and phil and karen firestone and leading the dow today was home depot while nike was the biggest decliner biggest winner again advanced micro, and sea gate was the biggest laggard today. so, mike, historically september is the worst month of the year for stocks and we started off a little bit soft >> yeah, a mild softness when you looked at pre-market it is when europe opened and then it seems as if that was the concern. the u.s. not really f

i'm wilfred frost and i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans the dow is swinging 200 points in today's sessionup 174 points at the high as you can see, lost most of the gains and is trading just around the flat line. >> no walks today. >> no walks. there was so much news the apple headlines. >> but welcome back. >> thank you >> hope you had a nice long weekend. this weekend marks the tenth anniversary of the financial crisis coming up, we'll speak with lord king, th

i'm sara eisen here for kelly evans.rn south in the last half hour of trade or saw. the dow closing lower by about 100 points, .4 of 1% s&p down .3% and the nasdaq down .2. the russell 2000 small caps that got slammed the hardest, down a percent. yield lower across the board the dollar is higher banks, the worst performing group. we'll get bed bath & beyond earnings after the bell. and president trump set to give a news conference here in manhattan just about an hour from now we will take you there live as soon as it starts. help us walk through what to expect to hear from the president. let's talk about the market selloff. joining us, seebds senior cnbc market analysis. mike, you said it. you said there's always a delayed reaction to the fed. was this selloff into the close about the fed or something else? >> often a head fake got a little bit of a pop on the statement and the market goes to sleep during the chairman's press conference, and then you have a little bit of a heavy reaction it's certainly about the fed in t

sara: this is a fiery thing for him to be saying. it's something we heard in the past. but john kelly is a reserved guy. so you know he has to mean it if he's going to say it. howie: whether the aides are doing the right thing or wrong thing. it's fair to say president trump is in a position where he has to wonder who he can trust. all these leaks are going on since the day he was sworn in. mollie: the lack of people on his team within the administration. this was a silly move by the anonymous author and the media. the narrative about being unstable just confirmed how much d.c. is a swamp and how much they oppose what the people chose in the last election and how unable they are to deal with the reality of what the people chose. howie: but according to woodward it includes the chief of staff and the defense secretary, so it's not just trolls. is it a good thing we have that even though the contents are in dispute. phillipe: it will depend on who it is. the woodward book is good. if donald trump woke up last wednesday morning feeling comfortable with people around him, that doesn't mak

sara facten is a contributor and former white house political director under george w. bush. first to kelly o'donnell. this is a rare reversal from a president who did you want like to reverse himself. it does though say it needs to be limited in scope. can you define that for us? what does he mean by that? >> a reversal brought on by necessity. there would be no confirmation to the supreme court. so this is a decision made by the president under the pressure of today's reality in the senate. limited in scope would suggest based on the description provided by jeff flake, who got this ball rolling earlier in the day. the retiring senator that it would deal with the issues that are currently in the public conversation. that would include dr. ford, who provided testimony. it might also include other allegations that were to a lesser extent a part of the very long day of congressional hearing before the senate ju dish area committee yesterday for drflt ford as well as judge kavanaugh. limited in time the president says must be done in less than a week. many people have pointed back to the 1991

sara murray. rosenstein was reportedly so serious about removing president trump from office, he thought he could persuade attorney general jeff sessions and then homeland security secretary, john kelly, to potentially join him? >> that's right. according to the "new york times" report, ross rhoden stos was coming up with ways to get trump out of the white house, but today he's hitting back at the "new york times" story. >> he floated the idea of wearing a wire to secretly record president trump last year, according to the "new york times." the second-most powerful person at the justice department also reportedly discussed with doj officials recruiting cabinet members to invoke the 25th amendment to remove trump from office for being unfit. in the days following fbi director james comey's firing. rosenstein vehemently denying the claims, saying in a statement, the "new york times" story is inaccurate and factually incorrect. i will not further comment on a story based on anonymous sources who are obviously biased against the department and are advancing their own personal agenda. adding, let me be clear about this. based on my personal dealings with the president, there is no basis t