you know, this spike is much larger than that one, but on the other hand the spike looks like the rate of change, it appears to be slowing down. the rate of change in 2015 is signsompared to 2015, and in 2017 that the rate of change, it may continue to slow. so is it a trend? we do not know, but that is not a reason to ignore the issue. the fact is, in 2016 there were 3000 more homicides per year compared to 2014, 3000 lives. this is literally a matter of life and death and we need to treated appropriately. host: we are going to get one more caller, robert in tuscaloosa, alabama. caller: good morning. it is hard to get on. i want to make an observation. you can talk directly to your guests here, rather than 10 seconds later, and i have been watching c-span since 1979, but immigration, the immigration started when the europeans started coming to the western hemisphere and the people who are the most violent are the europeans. in other words, those that are well-suited and doing well in some weretry, they -- run out, some are exiled to this country and to the europeans are europeans- adn

health care without big spikes. every year the massive spikes to obamacare have been ridiculous. i did not speak about mitch about this today but a priority of mine will be the cost of prescription drugs. we are going to get the costs way down and those drug with regard to both come you have the drug companies. they contribute massive amounts of money to political people. i don't know mitch, maybe even to you. me, i am not interested in their money. i don't need their money. you have prescription drugs. you go to england, various places. the same bill from the same company is a tiny fraction of the united states. we are going to get drug prices way down because the world is

what's wrong with spike? >> i don't know what's wrong with spike.e of the most of delusional comments i have ever heard. but we have heard other people say the same thing. if spike lee is more concerned about president obama than he is for a person starving his own people. is he more concerned about donald trump than the president who murdered otto warmbier. his motivations are more political than based on reality. jesse: jack brewer and i were talking about kneeling. he said a lot of the players were kneeling in prayer. does that change at all your opinion about their motivations with regards to the kneeling? >> i'll tell you, i was listening to that interview and i was very confused. before a game the university of tennessee to this dave a minister who offered a prayer. but when it's time for the national anthem everyone is standing and they are at attention. if you are a veteran you are authorized to salute. what was so upsetting for me when i looked at the game played last week sunday in london, england. we had american players who took a knee d

lobbying spending has spiked. the record -- the record shows congress has been unusually busy being lobbied by groups and businesses. tell us more. frustration that they are getting nothing accomplished. frustration they are getting nothing accomplished. money being spent is on the increased -- is on the increase. expectation, whenever you have a president and a congress in the same party at -- at the beginning of a new presidential term, or is this expectation things would get done. 2017,rst six months of they are approaching the level, record levels, we saw at the beginning of the obama administration. president obama had a solidly democratic congress. these industries are spending a lot of money. agendasnd advance their . you're not seeing major deflation out of this congress. legislation out of this congress. host: you write the companies are on track to spend the most in lobbying since 2009. these numbers come from the center for responsible politics. industry, pharmaceuticals $144ealth insurers, million. ele

there wasn't a spike until monday. cnn and msnbc talked about maria more on air than fox. news crews alerted the rest of the country to the desperation

ballpark area that has spiked up. and it spiked up again later on, in 2014 and it has come down a little but not very much. it is still over 25%. it was up around 30%. and the fed has held assets roughly equal to one third of the entire commercial banking sector. that is not having a minimal footprint in the market, that is having a major footprint. and of course most of that is with the treasuries, longer-term treasuries and mortgage backed securities. where we check to see this shows up in the banking sector, you can look at the monetary base and the monetary base was on a slightly upward trend, going back to the 80's. but you have a very large spike during the initiation of these both the and you have quantitative easing programs and emergency lending programs. most of those are temporary, most of those are gone, but some of the spike in between the crisis and now is to to the emergency lending programs, as well. if you look closely at the balance sheet, you will see that most of this is in excess reserves now. and

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there wasn't a spike until monday. cnn and msnbc talked about maria more on air than fox. news crews alerted the rest of the country to the desperation of the citizens on the island. according to "the washington post," the coverage captured trump's attention too. let's get into a the correlation if there is one with our panel. tara, do you see a correlation,

aetna spiking initially after it was unlocked after being halted. it is all over the map.now aetna is up 9%. cvs was down 3%. now up slightly. this is a big story, folks. still at $174. the buyout price according to dow jones, $200 a share. it will be a big headline tomorrow. >>> you can talk about those two being big large caps. with all the love being thrown at large caps, maybe it is time to search for what some people call, work with me here, the cockroaches of the market. unloved, unwanted but that can withstand any explosive correction that might be headed their way. george young is portfolio manager at vilory and company. he comanageses the balanced fund. it is up 8% year-to-date. wow, cockroaches, which ones do you love? >> i might be uniquely qualified being from new orleans. we have many to choose from. liz: we have many here in new york. >> we look at company you know loved, you know followed. you want a -- unfollowed. we would rather buy them when they're cheap. liz: which i like. apache at 39 bucks is down precipitously, is it not? >> it is. liz: 3p% down year

so we have other spike in lobbying and that's real real new but it's interesting. all neutral until we get to the point where we say things like congress has been busy. they're listening to all the lobbyists, a if that's valuable busy work good for the people. and that's whole thing about how everybody needs to give access to congress so they can make good decisions as if that's all neutral. what about following the money and the power and the value of having that money pushing through interests that are not representing the people. i'd like some comment on that. >> guest: on the issue of, is congress working, are they doing anything? some people -- one point of view is they haven't done anything and just taking recesses and meeting with lobbyists and doing nothing to advance the people's interests. if you're happy with the status quo, people say, well, maybe they're not making things worse. i do think there's a difference of opinion on the value of lobbying. we don't want politics to be influenced by groups that don't have the people's assed at heart but it can be

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a meaningful spike.isruptions,those there are also comments from opec that are giving support to the oil price. there are other factors in play. what are the key takeaways from the opec statement? yousef: matt, it is fascinating when you pull up the intraday charts on brent crude, because it was quite a move on the news that opec is quite bullish, in terms of the output. they have their report which they will be releasing. also some interesting comments from the secretary saying that opec/non-opec should consider its framework for institutionalizing corporation at the production meeting in november. this is not a short game. they are in it for the long term. the kuwaiti oil minister saying all they need is another month before assessing the market data and deciding on an extension of cuts. opening a slightly more accelerated timeline. matt: yousef, thank you very much for that. talking to us about what is going on there in the oil patch. is it the kurdish crisis only a short-term part of the story? that

exposed in this firestorm after nbc news, "the new york times," they are now accused of apparently spiking stories against weinstein for years. how many of women could have been protected had they done their job? after a deafening silence, hillary clinton says she will give harvey weinstein's political donations to charity. we will do something no one else on the media will do. we will talk about the millions and millions and millions of dollars that hillary clinton took to countries with atrocious horrible human rights records against christians, gays and lesbians, and jews. that is all a part of tonight's opening monologue. dozens of women have come forward accusing this hollywood producer of a lot of misconduct. according to tmc, weinstein is now in a rehab facility in the scottsdale, arizona, area. we have new video of weinstein asking for a second chance. let's watch this. >> harvey, are you doing okay? >> i'm trying my best. >> thank you, glad to see you are doing okay. >> i am not doing okay. i'm trying. i've got to get help. you know what? we all make mistakes. a second chance, i h

the spike is higher. we see a lot of industrious metals. index, the stoxx 600 commodity reduce or index. if you look at the relative strength index, this did go above 70 earlier, suggesting miners of enter the overall range. they are trading at the highest level in four years. low has dropped back down 70 now. rsi is just over 69 on the are in -- rsi. some have gone above 7000 the first time in's 2014. this has gone above $1000 for the first 2001. the euro is actually weakening against most of its g10 peers. began is strengthening against its peers. it is weaker for the third day on this chart. you've got the retracement lines, also the 55 day average. euro yen is drifting lower. is 19 minutes into the trading day here in the u.s.. julie: we have records for the all major averages. the absolute gains are relatively small. we see metals outperform. we have some weakness in some of the interest rate sensitive stocks area janet yellen's comments are being read as relatively hawkish, even though she expresses confusion that inflation has not pi

, you would have had massive spikes, you already have, every year massive spikes to obamacare have been ridiculous and i didn't speak to mitch about this today, a priority is the cost of prescription drugs, we'll get the costs way down, way down. and those drug companies, you have insurance companies, ones case and the other case, with regard to both, you have the drug companies, they contribute massive amounts of money to political people. i don't know, mitch, maybe to you, i have to tell you they contribute massive amounts of money. me? i'm not interested in their money, i don't need their money. i will tell you, you have prescription drugs you go to england, various places, canada, many, many countries and the same exact pill from the same company, the same box, same everything is tiny fraction of what it costs in the united states. we are going to get drug prices, prescription drug prices way down because the world is taking advantage of us, the world is taking advantage of us when that happens. that is very important. >> sir, mr. president, sir -- >> health care, about 6 million pe

well, alexandria decided to sound the alarm because of a spike in opioid overdoses. unlike any they had ever seen before. they're hoping now by palomino putting first responders and the community alike on alert, they can stop this disturbing trend. >> mother reports that she is unable to wake her son. >> reporter: first responders training for a scenario they see a call for an unconscious person with symptoms that suggest an opioid overdose. >> pinpoint shallow respirations. let's go ahead and give him some narcan for a possible opioid overdose. >> reporter: last week it was reality. six times. fire, police, mental health departments, they all share information as part of what they call an opioid work group. they decided to issue a warning that there was some type of very potent opioid in alexandria. >> this is the first time that something has officially been sent out saying, hey, we had a spike here. >> reporter: battalion chief brian risik is the operations manager here. he says alexandria has not seen as serious an opioid epidemic as other areas. the trend is goi

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portion but they will get that through in terms of the house but the bigger issue is -- we saw them spike ball early when it came to health care reform. we are just at the beginning of the beginning, no one is seeing the details, this is a framework, a long way to go. do they have a vision? too many in washington have a vision of themselves in office and not a vision for the american people. they have got to get back to that. heather: final thoughts. >> can't talk about hope anymore. the time for hope on tax reform is done. get it done by thanksgiving and moved to other problems like healthcare. jillian: that was great to have you with us today. have a great day. it is 20 minutes until the top of the air. midair emergency, terrifying moments when a bird takes out an engine forcing a plane to dump fuel from the air. a tire -- a titer on refugees and tougher settings, big announcement for donald trump as his travel ban is about to expire. the worst city to live in in america just revealed. ♪ we do? i took the trash out. i know - and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medica

you know, this spike is much larger than that one, but on the other hand the spike looks like the ratef change, it appears to be slowing down. the rate of change in 2015 is signsompared to 2015, and in 2017 that the rate of change, it may continue to slow. so is it a trend? we do not know, but that is not a reason to ignore the issue. the fact is, in 2016 there were 3000 more homicides per year compared to 2014, 3000 lives. this is literally a matter of life and death and we need to treated appropriately. host: we are going to get one more caller, robert in tuscaloosa, alabama. caller: good morning. it is hard to get on. i want to make an observation. you can talk directly to your guests here, rather than 10 seconds later, and i have been watching c-span since 1979, but immigration, the immigration started when the europeans started coming to the western hemisphere and the people who are the most violent are the europeans. in other words, those that are well-suited and doing well in some weretry, they -- run out, some are exiled to this country and to the europeans are europeans- adnd

you would've had massive spikes. you already have. i mean, every year the massive spikes to help get up and ridiculous. i did not talk too much about this today but a priority of mine and you know that is coming up, is the cost of prescription drugs. we're going to get the cost way down, way down. in the other case, with regards to vote you have the drug companies. they contribute massive amounts of money to political people. i don't know, mitch, maybe even to you. i have to tell you, they contribute massive amounts of money. me? i'm not interested in their money. i do not need their money. i will tell you, you have prescription drugs. england, canada, many, many countries, the exact same bill from the exact same company, dr., same everything, is a tiny fraction of what it cost in the world has taken advantage of us. that will be important. reporter: mr. president. care,er: on health [indiscernible] 70% that you won in november. now you cut off these payments. will you ensure those people will have health and coverage to pay that insu

premiums were set to spike after the cost subsidy sharing stopped. oddly enough, president trump signaled his approval of this deal. there's a lot of resistance on capitol hill in the house and senate. legislation probably wouldn't come together until sometime next week and probably be attached to some sort of larger spending bill. live on capitol hill i'm melanie alnwick "fox5" local any. >> 4:32 the time and "fox5" is following the latest on president trump tax reform. senate vote todd move forward on republican budget plan a big step for party's goal to cut taxes and simplify the irs code. president trump tax plan corporate rate from 35 reduce tax brackets and double standard deduction. he says his tax plan is once in generation opportunity to revitalize economy and businesses and the american drem. let's give our country the best christmas present at all. massive tax relief. get our tax cuts through the house, through the senate, and to my desk for signature. >> critics warn the president tax plan will mroon the federal budget deficit. the bill w

at least for them could lead to a spike in those premiums. a big issue out there today seems to be the allegations against hollywood heavy weight harvey weinstein. more women are coming forward sharing stories. hillary clinton breaking their silence. weinstein has donated to various canned dates you including hillary clinton and barack obama . it went public. in a statement earlier today mrs. clinton wrote i was shocked and q by the revel racials by harvey weinstein, the behavior described by women coming forward cannot be tolerated. their support of others is critical in helping to stop this kind of behavior. michelle and i have been disgusted about the recent reports about harvey weinstein. any man who degrades women in such fashion needs to be held accountable regardless of wealth and status. angelica lee jolie says she was harassed by him early in her career. she claims she was in a hotel and weinstein made an unwanted advance. she chose never to work with him again and warned others. movie emma. at the time paltrow was dating pit. pittco

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scott macfarlane and the i-team found a sharp and sudden spike in cases of upskirting in our area. >>eporter: you might have heard of upskirting, men taking pictures you have up women's clothing and keeping or sharing the pictures. in a recent series of cases, they've hit d.c. metro stations, up escalators or on the train. there's been a 50% spike in cases in 2015 and we found they've spread beyond transit stations, outdoor restaurants. recent victims spoke with us. >> i think he has a creepy sort of feeling. they left feelings. >> reporter: tonight on news 4 at lec11:00, we take you insidee phone to look at the hidden app to hide the pictures once taken. for now, scott maacfarlane, new 4 i-team. >> "news4 today" starts now. >> right now at 5:00 a.m., a chilly start. temperatures in the 40s to start your thursday. how much warmer will it get? we'll have the storm team 4 forecast. >> plus, sexual assault along a popular jogging trail. an exclusive update about the man police are calling a person of interest. >> he's actually a quiet guy. i didn't know he was that much of a hero. >> new

ucd spiked during the month. -- you see the spike during the month.important when we talk about india? david: they are a pretty crucial element of indian cuisine. there is a lot of history of them being a critically crucial crop. central and regional governments have been thrown out on the basis of onion prices. it is baked into the biology. this is a winter crop harvested in april and may, and running out by the time the monsoon crops are harvested, about now. weather in excess can destroy the monsoon crops and the winter crops. why we see these regular spikes. angie: wouldn't be futures market help? why aren't we seeing one and india -- in india? the futures markets can be a little bit controversial. act from 1955 bands derivatives on onions -- bans derivatives on onions. seasonal spikes are the sort of cycle that futures are designed to smooth out. speculators want to have a little bit of risk. the price of turkey tends to fall as you approach things giving come up the markets should be getting hired. thanksgiving,oach when the markets should be ge

parts of california see a spike in gun-related deaths and injuries. to researchers -- after shows in california -- the golden state did not see a spike in gun deaths and injuries. but communities within driving distance of nevada... did see an increase... in the weeks after a gun show in the neighboring state. researchers found those communities saw deaths and injuries from firearms increased nearly 70-percent. (pam)in sports... steph curry gets a hefty fine for throwing his mouthpiece in saturday night's loss...(steve)... but the team recovers nicely... including a crazy dunk by a rookie that leaves steph... durant and coach kerr stunned... gary will give you another look... and have all the sports... coming up from zombies to politicians -- halloween scares up big bucks. the national retail federation says this year -- americans will spend in total 9-point-one billion dollars. that's 700 million dollars more than last year.which means -- the average household will spend a little more than 86 bucks.of the 179 million people participating in halloween

it was still spiking to a blow average level. on the flip side, sebastian points out vix have had a ton of low cloers since vix game trade bl in 2004 it's closed only at 36 since then the fact it's stayed below ten for five day it is a row is stunning almost consider this market as forgotten how to feel fear or there's index funding going on where money comes in regardless of what's going on in the outside world. again, you can't take your queue from the vix alone, you need to look within the context of how the stock is doing this is s&p 500 on top, volatility of s&p on the bottom going back to the end of the year every time we talk about the vix i explain how it's supposed to work relatively to the s&p when stocks go up you want the vic to go down a falling vix suggest a rally's forreal. when stocks are going down the climb is likely to continue so long the vix keep spiking. it's like when the volatility and s&p moves in the same direction we're likely to get a reversal trend at a time when the vic was rising along with the mark

we see other stocks spiking higher, including humana, cigna, united health.llish activity for insurance companies the could benefit if the subsidies do end. so many different pieces to this. speaker paul ryan says he does not support this bipartisan deal. shery: we'll continue discussing that. abigail doolittle, thank you. inid: erik wasson washington, d.c. can get us up-to-date on the messages when it comes to health care and health care reform. get us up to speed, if you could. the president said one thing yesterday and the message began erodenge any road -- and over the course of the evening. what's the status of this bipartisan deal between the thunder credit -- the democratic senator and public and senator, lamar alexander? erik: trying to figure what he means when he says he won't support a deal that will enrich insurance entities. lamar alexander says the deal does not enrich them, it ensures the beneficiaries, poor beneficiaries of health insurance will in fact be benefiting and not insurance companies. he's open to changes and asking the administrati