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consumer confidence is at an 18-year high sometimes that could be a precursor to lower ending goods sloughing off a little bit q1 auto sales are supposed to be down 2%. we just got pending home sales this week. they were down 1% year over year that's the tenth decline in the last 12 months so i say the xrt, the etf that tracks the s&p retail sector doesn't act so great it really has underperformed, especially this year you talk about one of the best quarters, it's only up 10% versus the s&p up 13%, but it's still down, a little less than 4% from its highs. i say to myself there's not going to be a trade deal probably until june or so. i think once we get into may and start getting retail earnings and start getting less clarity from companies, i think that the xrt turns down i have a one-year chart real quickly. i see resistance at 46 i see some support at 44 i see an air pocket down to 38 that was the december low. look at this five-year chart i'll let carter speak to it. this is just what i see. i see that series of lower highs, the lower lows, it looks pretty nasty you breakthat support at

they will keep him sloughed for a couple days. >> he will be heavily sloughed sedated. we don't know at this time whether or not he will become a coat, toes. please keep my family and her grandson in your purse. >> the boyfriend faces child endangerment charges. the mother and son were visiting wilson's home in east oakland when that accident happened. >>> some of the parents involved in the college admission scandal are scheduled to appear in court, because of that scandal. center has been identified as the ringleader to get children into elite colleges. >> the initial public offering is $72 to share. alyssa harrington is in san francisco, on how this will help investors and how they are responding. >> good morning. there is a lot of interest and a lot of excitement from investors despite them never turning a profit. and they ring the opening bell. [ cheering & applause ] [ crowd noise ] obviously it was a big day for the company in general. right sure industry everyone has their eyes on the stock market to see how well they do today. $24 billion despite never turning

they have relied on, wearing down our common sense on the things that we should be offended by as we slough off things that we should be offended by. for him this is as much a chess match as it is the personal affront. how much more can you take of what i do every single day. the press is trying to play catch up. the insult of standing in front of a rotary helicopter, you can barely here the questions and the answers and he knows the press will stand there in that ig d indignity. we are in essence the president's play things. throw things out, see who runs to grab it, see who stays behind. >> but there is a way to stop this. >> how? >> if the republican party banded together to stop him. they never tried to do it together. >> that was the deal they signed from the beginning, right? they know how -- he is taking the taking the -- does anybody care? >> no, that bargain was made the day he came down that escalator and he threw that so-called autopsy that the republican party put out about going after hispanics. >> he is going after hispanics, but not in the way they originally thought. suddenl

the slough tells me while the roads into guerneville remain closed, they are hoping that the water will recede by tomorrow morning. folks will be able to get back to inspect the areas. inspectors will come first and deem it safe, and then they're hoping everyone will be allowed back in by tomorrow afternoon. reporting live in forestville, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> amazing story. almost looks like that home was hit by an earthquake. thank you. >>> we had bursts of sunshine today, but what's the real time line here? jeff ranieri is with us. when will that water drop so people with dry out their homes and businesses? >> i think we're going to go below flood stage tomorrow morning between about 2:00 and 4:00 in the morning. based on my current calculations it's dropping one foot every three hours. let's look at the particulars. crested last nigh n making it the sixth worst flooding event ever to happen in history. it'srefeet. by early friday morning you can see here on the graph, it will drop below flood stage and i think we'll stay below flood stage as we head into this upc

cheryl: you're looking at the markets, they're actually kind of sloughing off, don't seem worried aboutkend on a summit between president trump and china's xi-jinping may be pushed back to june. the south china morning post reported over the weekend the proposed meeting in april is now less likely. the summit at mar-a-lago was pushed back from march with no official new date announced. we thought it was going to be april. now who knows. hudson valley investment advisor ceo gus gako joins us now. it doesn't look like markets are reacting to this news. we're not as sensitive as we were earlier about u.s.-china trade negotiations. why? >> i think there's a few things that have happened. number one, with the trump administration saying that they're not going to go to 25% tariffs from the 10%, it still puts pressure on china but it's not as aggressive as it was. i think there has been headway made by u.s. representatives. you've seen that you end up having this investment law that was voted on recently by the chinese government which will allow us now to have teeth. there's some sort of crim

they have sort of sloughed off the warnings but, you know, a couple years ago they really started to of declining demography. >> tucker: i have been hearing from democrats in this country who are very concerned about having any kids because of global warming. it sounds like the chinese aren't as concerned about global warming as we are. >> no. and largely because every social problem, every economic problem they have almost all of them are made worse by declining demography. and the chinese leaders start to notice. that's starting with their economy. because, you know, they grew during what was called the demographic dividend years. that was expanding workforce. now the workforce since 2011 has started to get smaller and it's gotten smaller fast. >> tucker: so we have the same demographic problems here, obviously and so does western europe declining below replacement rate. we just import new people from the developing world. has it occurred to the chinese to do that? >> no. the chinese don't want to do that because they have a system and then basically it's based on racial superiorit

slough of what the zpond looks like. not only do we have the v-1's starting in june, and the v-2's starting in september, and now nhem. is the failure at ar it was doublely a set-back because what it means is we cannot get our troops up to the launch sites for the v will have 2. -- the v-2. this was part of the round the announcement had come in early september that the threat is over. the anticipation that arnhem would succeed and we would be able to overrun the potential launch sites. there was something else going on at this time, too. the 25th of july, 1944, a mosquito, which was a marvelous airplane, very fast, owned by the british, was attacked by an airplane going unimagineably fast. his was the first jet, the 262. what everyone in the air force realized when they saw this airplane was it was orders of allies than what the had. and if the germans had a lot of these, the air campaign was in trouble. the germans were also using snorkel emeka niskanens to run their submarines to longer under water. they can basically

if i may, quickly quote the time is now to slough off our fear and make good on the debt we owe pastu know, it was a chatter of things that worked for barack obama. we were having the discussion this week, hasn't beto o'rourke got a lot of people on board that were former obamaites, right? >> it works for mr. obama in this divisive, fear based political culture we are living in, ifts in washington for a week, as you know, that is going to have a very, very powerful effect. americans want to believe there's hope, there's a chance for everyone to do better and most of all, on health care, on health care, which is the primary concern of all americans, because it affects more talent, that's where i think democrats and mr. beto have biggest chance. >> yeah. i want to just quickly with you, john, on the fact we talk about the music and that beto came on board with the clash. you said there is some significance to the song that he was playing as he was coming to the podium or to the stage, really? >> there sure is. those of us who covered his campaign back in 2018 know it was very much a ro

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president trump sounding off at a slough of new democratic proposals from abolishing the electoral college'm sandra smith. >> jon: i'm jon scott for bill hemmer. democratic presidential candidates pushing for big changes on the campaign trail and former texas congressman beto o'rourke is in new hampshire holding his first event of the day now. >> sandra: the president says the democrats are getting very strange. they want to change the voting age to 16, abolish the electoral college and increase significantly the number of supreme court just

president trump sounding off at a slough of new democratic proposals from abolishing the electoral college to packing the supreme court and lowering the voting age. one thing is becoming clear. 2020 democrats want to change the rules. good morning, i'm sandra smith. >> jon: i'm jon scott for bill hemmer. democratic presidential candidates pushing for big changes on the campaign trail and former texas congressman beto o'rourke is in new hampshire holding his first event of the day now. >> sandra: the president says the democrats are getting very strange. they want to change the voting age to 16, abolish the electoral college and increase significantly the number of supreme court justices. you have to win it at the ballot box. >> jon: that's not stopping candidates from sticking to their talking points. >> get rid of the electoral college. >> no question that the popular vote has been diminished in terms of making the final decision about who is the president of the united states. we need to deal with that. >> we have to make some kind of structural reform to depoliticize the supreme court.