i'm sara kelly welcome to the program. a judge in the united states has temporarily barred president trump from denying asylum to migrants who entered the country illegally through mexico trump has issued a proclamation earlier this month that anyone who did not go to official ports of entry would be ineligible for asylum the judge's ruling comes as around three thousand migrants from central america are currently waiting in the mexican city of tijuana to apply for asylum in the u.s. thousands more are still making their way through mexico. and in his ruling the judge said that trump's order to block asylum claims represented quote an extreme departure from previous practice he said the following whatever the scope of the president's authority he may not rewrite the immigration laws to impose a condition that congress has expressively forbidden. the temporary restraining order will remain in place until there is a permanent legal ruling on are a little earlier we spoke with correspondent. who is entailed wanna on the us me

date on deja vu news but don't go away after a short break owen humphrey joins you with more i'm sara kelly in berlin and thank you so much for watching have a great day. william had to be done to go so he knows where lions high you know if i had known them about i would be about small i never would have gone on a trip to cuba i would not have put myself and my parents on the ten year old boy out of the theme of the what are you to sleep with. my one phone call because that one there will be an even though i have serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there with that much i'm going to. want to know their story and for why great stirrer find an interim honorable information for margaret. to do to put the book. more shall bow out towards her bank in this time it's serious prosecutors said one hundred seventy strong that raid seemed to the offices of germany's biggest lender the allegation money laundering on a mind boggling scale also coming up is your call spying on you when china revelations that electric car drivers have the details of their whereabouts sent straight

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program the days of republican control of the u.s. federal government are over and the first nationwide vote since president trumps election two years ago democrats have taken back the house of representatives but it's not quite the blue wave that they had hoped for republicans have actually expanded their majority in the senate and also defeated strong democratic challengers in some. the most important state governor races so mixed results in a polarized nation what could it all mean for governing first let's look at the numbers because here's where things stand right now in the house of representatives two hundred eighteen seats are needed to take control and as you can see here democrats have already surpassed that goal with some races yet to be called meantime here's how the senate is looking the lighter shading that you're seeing appearing here it's representing the seats that were not up for play in this election on top of that you see the night's results that's republicans now at fifty one seats which means they have defended t

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program aronian president hassan rouhani is urging his country to stand up to what he calls a bullying enemy he was speaking as the u.s. reimpose all sanctions lifted three years ago as part of an international deal to limit tehran's nuclear program the restrictions target key areas of the iranian economy including the oil financial and shipping sectors but rouhani says that iran will not be intimidated by the measures. at markets like this one iranians have been feeling the costs of sanctions long before they came into effect the mere threat has sent inflation soaring and prices doubling in just a year leaving household budgets squeezed there was a man here today who did not have money to buy a lotion for his baby because the economic situation is getting worse the people are very poor and times are hard each of. the effects are felt beyond the bazaar with iran's oil and finance sectors washed it major international companies are withdrawing from tehran at this advertising business they have had to sack several staff. that's really heart breaking it's he

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program we begin in germany where chancellor angela merkel has faced some tough questions on a visit to come that's the city shaken by an explosion of racist violence back in august it was sparked by a man being stabbed to death allegedly by a migrant from syria merkel was hoping that a meeting with chemist's residents would diffuse some of the tension but when members of the audience had their chance to speak the mood was not always cordial. but the first questioner played on merkel's famous saying we'll get through this in response to the massive influx of migrants in twenty fifteen arkansas and the point was to find an answer to the chaos kids want us in germany when you said you will get through this and after two years you still said you didn't know what i haven't done wrong he did me a break. as a hollow macko did her best to calm angry questioners. back then i said we've gotten through so much in germany we'll get through this to the. what kind of a chancellor what i have been when faced with a challenge i didn't say that pissed off and that merkel's

date on deja vu news but don't go away after a short break helen humphrey joins you with more i'm sara kelly in berlin and thank you so much for watching have a great day. with him had to be gone to go saw his will lie in the sky you know if i had known the boat would be about small i never.

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program we begin in washington with a cabinet shakeup that has created a political firestorm president trump has fired jeff sessions as attorney general sessions was one of the first to endorse trump during his twenty six campaign but the president has long expressed frustration with sessions after he recused himself from the russia probe. jeff sessions now the former u.s. attorney general fired by donald trump applauded by his staff as he leaves the justice department the attorney general oversees the department and it's the department that's in charge of special counsel robert miller's investigation into russia's possible role in the two thousand and sixteen presidential election an election that put trump into office. thank you very much believes u.s. intelligence agencies believe russia try to sway the election in favor of trump and special counsel miller is investigating whether trump and his aides colluded let's stay away let's stay away u.s. politicians worried that trump is trying to hold the investigation putting someone in charge who's willing

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program. germany's foreign minister will hold talks with the ukrainian prime minister today as berlin becomes the de facto go between for feuding russia and ukraine the two countries remain at loggerheads after a naval clash which russia's president vladimir putin says ukraine orchestrated kiev has condemned the skirmish off the crimean coast and is bracing its border regions for war. putting on a show of readiness ukrainian troops dig trenches near the russian border they have been put on alert as martial law comes into effect ukraine's president petro poroshenko visited a military training center urging his troops to get prepared for action even if the moon. will give them no chance to invade into ukraine. that's why today we are doing everything possible to provide extra financing of the armed forces. not to be outdone russia's defense ministry also released a video of training exercises in the south of the country. both sides are blaming each other for provoking sunday's naval clash in the

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program americans are voting in one of the most crucial midterm elections in decades today the first polls open in roughly an hour president trump is calling the ballot a referendum on his agenda democrats are hoping that a good result for them would force the president to rein in his policies the battle promises to be close. early voting has begun for the u.s. midterm elections and early polling suggests it will be a record year for turnout. and it's all because of this man he's divisive and he's energizing for those that love him and for those that don't this election is won't be being seen as a referendum on the man everyone can't look away from if he doesn't say so himself . i mean who ever even heard of mid term they don't even know what it is i've had a lot of people say i don't know what big term is but now i'm watching every single minute and i'm going out to vote but the key is you have to go out to vote because in a sense i am on the ticket you got to go out to. republicans our town seeing a booming economy. and accusing democrats of being weak on

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program germany is marking the eightieth anniversary of kristallnacht or the night of the broken glass two days of anti jewish violence that is widely seen as the prelude to the holocaust on november ninth one thousand nine hundred thirty eight the nazis and their supporters launched attacks on the jewish populations of germany and austria synagogues were burned businesses ransacked and some one hundred jews were killed thousands more were sent to camps the events became known as them. of the broken glass for the shattered glass from the store windows that littered the streets by the time that world war two began one year later half of germany's jews had fled most remained most who remained were murdered in the holocaust. today germany has a growing jewish community but anti semitism has also been on the rise driven by migration into germany and to political extremism our reporter travel to chemists where recent attacks have many jews worried. says he's not the victim type even though he's been attacked time and again for being jewish and running the jewis

this is g w news live from berlin and i'm sara kelly you're watching special programming driven president from photo steinmeyer chancellor angela merkel and bundestag lawmakers are meeting in a special session of the german parliament this morning to commemorate some of the most important historical events in their country's history they all occurred on this day november ninth which has become known as germany's day of fate let's take a look at some of these defining events on november ninth one thousand nine hundred eighteen in the closing days of world war one the social democrat politician philip shadid amount proclaimed a new german republic from the window of the reichstag the fledging democracy survived until it was toppled by the nazis. on november ninth one nine hundred eighty nine thousands of east berliners rushed to the berlin wall and forced their way through checkpoints the fall of the wall was the defining moment of the collapse of communism at the start of the process of german reunification. and nov ninth nineteen thirty eight also known as the kristallnacht the night of t

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program. and the united states polls have opened in the most crucial midterm elections in decades president trump is calling the vote a referendum on his agenda democrats are hoping that a good result for them would force the president to rein in his policies survey suggests that the republicans will keep control of the senate and that democrats could take back the house of representatives but the battle promises to be close. pools have opened in the u.s. midterm elections. and early indications suggest it will be a record year for turnout. there and it's all because of dismay he's divisive and he's energizing for those that love him and those that don't. the election is widely being seen as a referendum on the man everyone can't look away from if he doesn't say so himself . i mean who ever even heard of mid term they don't even know what it is i've had a lot of people say i don't know what big term is but now i'm watching every single minute and i'm going out to vote but the key is you have t

it is john kelly, sara sanders, bill shine, the head of the secret service and the officer who actuallyaway the hard pass last week. >> we will be joined by one of the two lawyers who is taking this case for cnn. one is ted olsen. we're going to be joined by him shortly. if you are just hearing this, cnn is suing the president and the white house, several top aids, for the re-location of our college's white house credentials. >> something the president told cnn he would not do. he said, quote, i would not do that, meaning take a reporter's credentials away. that has now been done to our colleague. cnn is taking him to court. >>> we'll be right back. staying healthy means choosing the right medicare plan. humana can help. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits when you're sick. but keep in mind you'll have to pay a deductible for each. a medicare supplement plan can cover your deductibles and co-insurance, but you may pay higher premiums than you do with other plans. and prescription drug coverage isn't included. but, with an all-in-one humana

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. >> i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. the l.a. auto show is kick off just as president trump ramps up his criticism of general motors. we'll hear from some top auto executives about the war of words with the white house. >>> plus, from china to the fed to market volatility, what matters most right now to corporate america? we'll speak live with the shell chairman, former dupont ceo chad holliday about the biggest issues facing u.s. companies "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ holiday, celebrate >> good afternoon. welcome to "closing bell." let's get straight to the markets. now comments from fed chair jay powell sending the dow soaring, rallying 560 points at the high, currently higher by 470 points, so 2%. >> just below neutral is a long way from neutral which is how he characterize it had back in october. that was all the market needed to hear to take off and rally. every sector is higher right now led by tech. >>> except for utilities which is slightly red. today's advance by the dow, s&p and nasdaq are their best in three week

i'm sara eisen here for kelly evans. mike santoli, senior market commentator here as always. take a look at how we're finishing up the day on wall street a funky selloff on the dow with the dow dipping into negative territory for the first time all day. as wilfred mentioned it was up at 200 points at one point and the gains started slipping in the final hour of trade and the final minutes of trade dow dipped negative and closes down a point and a half, so couldn't quite get there s&p 500 hung on to its gain. only a third of a percent. first gain that we've seen for the s&p, and the nasdaq closing higher by a percentage point first time the nasdaq has seen a gain in about four sessions, dow s&p still lower and the russell 2000 was the outperformer and, again, well off the highs. it's been a volatile week so far for the markets. seema mody is here on the floor of the newyork stock exchange while we recap the movers and bertha coombs is up at the nasdaq with some of the action let's start with you and the little selloff tha

. >> i'm sara eisen in for kellie evans. apple oofrg subsidies. is it another bruise for the shock? we're live in the showroom to see whether cars are actually moving off the lot a special "closing bell" starts right now ♪ i want to be a billionaire so frik'ing bad ♪ >>> good afternoon this is a different lunchtime "closing bell" on black friday welcome to the show. first of all, a check on the markets, trying to avoid a four-day losingstreak. it doesn't look like it. >> is father christmas santa claus? >> i said santa claus, aka father christmas. >> do they say a father christmas rally? >> it's probably still santa claus. we probably stole that from you. i don't know seasonal rally takes the debate out of it. >> we should point out energy stocks, oil prices plunging to the lowest level in more than a year dom chu is in the middle of the action at the nyse, in the middle of the children and wilfred following -- >> so at the top, what is happening -- oil prices are down severely, we're seeing some of the biggest drags so far this year, post 8 over here with the group, just trying to

. >> i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. the l.a. auto show is kick off

. >> i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans, a positive market day, the dow and s&p higher for three daysthe other indices. >> despite the carnage of the past two days all thre

sara. ( darya ) in the east bay... police are looking for the person responsible for putting racst grafitti on several cars and buildings. ( james ) kron4's maureen kellyails. everybody was really disheartened and disappointed that something like this would happen especially in 2018the church of god holy was hit with four swatikas and foul language.a baptist church a few blocks away was similarly spraypainted.....but this time the vandal tagged the n word on the front door.several other businesses in the city's downtown where hit....much was cleaned up by monday afternoon.....a mural painted in the 90's depicting a chapter of antioch's history was also defaced....many of the faces blotted out.it's believed at least 20 buildings and vehicles were tagged over two days.we're a little bit relieved to know that others were affected, that it wasn't just us but then because it was a swastika and that has a real negative connotation with people of color and that's what struck us so seriously local merchants trying to revive the area are disappointed by this setback. that i hate crime is it vandalism it is bothantioch police officers could be seen patrolling th