stuart: okay.s a forecast on facebook, where within two years? >> i think just -- facebook's going to be around -- i'm 50 years old, facebook is going to undoubtedly outlive gene munster, but i think your money's better invested in owning apple. i'll just leave it at that. stuart: 50 years old, okay. i've got you beat. gene munster, thank you very much, indeed. we'll see you soon. >> thank you. stuart: what i would give to be 50 again. [laughter] i want to get back to the jobs report. oh, what a blockbuster it was. let's just listen to what larry kudlow had to say about it earlier on this program. roll tape. >> 3.2% growth and 263,000 jobs which continues the strong trend. we have no inflation. virtually no inflation. you have strong growth, strong growth with virtually no inflation. stuart: really pumped it up there. what a fine report, what a terrific situation for the economy. that gentleman on the screen is jeffrey cleveland, and he is with raiden and righting. i call this a blockbuster report

stuart: r.j. the r is for what? >> roger. stuart: j? >> junior. stuart: got it. r.j.st of luck to you. when you come back, i want to hear that new zealand accent. they don't open their mouth. not at all. incredible. r.j., thanks for being with us. >> thank you. appreciate it. stuart: check that big board. we are a financial program. ashley: yes, we are. stuart: we are up 80 points on the dow industrials. we reached 25,200. >>> then there's this. robert mueller dumping the impeachment ball right into speaker pelosi's court. that might actually be a plus for president trump. that's my opinion. i will show it to you, coming up next. by the way, we will also have senator rand paul here on the set with us today. at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. . . go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. st

stuart: okay.azon. shareholders are going to decide this week, i think, if the stock, show me that, i can't see it, if the company sells facial recognition technology to the government. should they sell it to the government or should they not? what's this all about? >> it's important but facial recognition is important for law enforcement. i think there's a lot of good applications, but it is very much a flawed technology right now. it's too soon for them to sell it. i think the bigger concern is privacy. facial recognition, we will give up privacy almost completely when facial recognition is widely absorbed into -- liz: it makes mistakes, right? you can't use it for probable cause to arrest somebody. a computer arresting somebody based on possible flawed technology is dangerous. stuart: it's coming. you can't get away from it. last word to you? >> it's absolutely inevitable. i agree with liz and jeff. we have to get the legal ramifications sorted out but it is imminent, not just iven ta inevitable

stuart, take it away. stuart: i thought dagen was talking about me. just saying. good morning, maria. good morning, dagen. good morning, everyone. serious stuff now. is this a new cold war? sure looks like it. not with the soviets, no. now it's china. an executive order from the president declares a national emergency that would ban telecommunications equipment from foreign adversaries. american companies will need a license if they want to sell anything to huawei. that is china's national technology champion. the temperature is rising in the tech standoff. th this is supposed to be separate from the trade fight and there's no real progress to report there, either. talks are supposed to resume but there's no set date. >>> there is a military standoff, too. there are disputes over militarized islands in the south pacific and china's client state, north korea, recently fired off missiles. you take it all together and it's a standoff that's growing increasingly hostile and it doesn't look like this is going away any time soon. >>> next case. walmart. they have announ

stuart: what is he now, 15 to 1. >> 15 to 1. stuart: for the u.s. open? >> we do. stuart: 15 to 1?ing skill i don't have into i could teach you. stuart: a lot of people come from new york city where it is illegal, go across the george washington bridge, hang out at a bar and gamble. >> it is true. they have half the wages are people across the border. stuart: making a run for the state line. jamie, fascinating stuff. >> thank you so much. stuart: good stuff, thank you. hostess, of course you know them. they make twinkies. they make ho-hos, cream filled chocolate cupcakes. ashley: why are you looking at me. stuart: a iconic american company. brought it back from the brink. the ceo is with us. he turned the company around after going bankrupt. here is the question? did the man bring samples with him today? we'll find out shortly. >>> president trump will depart for louisiana. he will speak at a natural gas terminal. we are about to play a big role in natural gas exporting. that is big deal in my opinion. my take coming up. here we go. ♪ you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any

stuart, take away. stuart: good morning everyone.s is a blockbuster report from reuters news service. president trump let loose those tweets because china had reneged on almost any point they previously agreed to. after months of talks the two sides have come up with a 150 page draft agreement. it covered all the big issues then late friday at the poetic cable landed in washington that reuters has blew up the deal. china had backed out. within 36 hours the president came back with those tweets announcing big new tariffs. perhaps china had underestimated our president and perhaps president xi cannot bring himself to agree to what his negotiators had done but either way i opinion a trade deal now looks unlikely, certainly in the near term. moments ago we got this from the president. tweets - stuart: all of this brings turmoil to the markets and not going down well with the masters. after that big drop yesterday 473 points for the dow we will go down a little more this morning. the dow set to open with the loss of 60, maybe 70 points. s

stuart: mr. is a fact. mississippi senator, thanks for joining us, sir. >> thank you. stuart: yes, sir. bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez team up to beat up the banks. they want to cap credit card interest rates at 15%. we're going to deal with that in a moment. >>> also keep your eye on uber. could start trading any minute. they go public today. we're waiting for the first trade. we want to know what the price is on the first trade. you will know it real fast. >>> china trade negotiations happening right now. this is big market news. we're on it. the china delegation arriving earlier this morning. they're talking right now but i got to tell you their plane leaves at 4:00 to take them back to beijing. how about that? meanwhile the dow is down 200 points. we'll be right back. ♪ (indistinguishable muttering) that was awful. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't

>> hi, stuart.s on wall street saying their worst case scenario is a $10 per-share price, but e just think with tesla when you're trying to disrupt a 150-year-old auto industry with trillions of dollars of investment that's been poured into competitors, it's just not something you can do when you're managing by e the quarter. and if they can pull through this difficult phase, if they can pull through the trade war which is really harming them, they are the pioneer in electric vehicles, and they do have an advantage. so the long-term prospects, if they can pull through, i still believe are very strong. stuart: it's a big if though, isn't it? they need to raise literally billions of dollars. they need to sell the model 3, and the selling is not going well. so you would acknowledge that those are two very big ifs on tesla. >> very big ifs. and the trade war stuff is really not helping. you know, part of the reason that we're seeing further slides in the stock in the last couple of days is that the dema

stuart: mr.ou're talking about a naval blockade of cuba? >> absolutely. stuart: the use of american troops on the border of venezuela so we get the food aid in there? that is sharp edged military response. >> stuart, step one, there is genocide going on. stuart: isn't that a strong word, mr. senator, genocide? >> no. i mean 80% of the kids under five have malnutrition. all right? we have people starving to death on a daily basis in venezuela. this is horrible what is going on. look, we, i know president trump is working hard with the sanctions. i hope other countries would help us with the sanctions. the cubans are propping up maduro. let's remember, here is where we are, stuart. we have a syria that will happen in our backyard if we don't deal it. russia, hezbollah, china, iran, they're all there and it will be close to our border. you can climb up through central america to get to our border. we will deal with this now or we will deal with this later. so we've got to stop what is going on. stua

stuart: i will. >> outlook for you, stuart. stuart: enjoy your weekend.market in five minutes and will be up 100 on the dow and a nice half percentage point gain for the nasdaq. bit of a comeback after a rocky couple of days. back in one moment. can't see what it is yet.re? what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat. i want one of these. that is sharp. the all-new chevy blazer. speaks for itself. i don't know who they got to design this but give them a cookie and a star. stuart: were not coming to work in the morning in your city i often see homeless people on the streets and i think how much is the city going to spend on this problem. ashley, tell me. ashley: a ton of money, 3.2 billion. that is with ab. billion dollars a year. it'

stuart: okay. >> it's all part of the negotiations. i think that's what's hitting the market and causing -- stuart: i'm going to get back to that in a second. thank you for dealing with interest rates. thank you for coming to new york to be with us today. >> a real pleasure to be with you. stuart: hold on. we're not done yet. i have big retailers reporting their numbers this morning. let me go through some of them. first off, abercrombie and fitch, their sales fell short. they didn't give a rosy forecast. look at that, taken to the cleaner's. the stock down 18%. meanwhile, dick's sporting goods. i think that stock is up 2%. tell me why. susan: up as much as 6% in premarket. we call this an okay report card, not bad, shall we say, because dick's has been looking at falling sales and revenue and profit after they said they would stop selling guns after the parkland shooting last year. dick's, let's just say they have turned a corner. they have raised full year guidance. sales were flat, they didn't f

stuart. thanks for having me on. you know, it could be very close. it could be as close as today. you saw the protests yesterday, many military folks rising up against the maduro regime yesterday. now out to the streets, the interim government of juan guaido has called the population of venezuela to further protest, further put the regime back on its heels. will that be enough to get the maduro regime out of office? we'll have to see. that will still depend on the military and if they decide to change their loyalties to guaido. stuart: it sure sounded like it was close. mike pompeo told fox late yesterday that maduro had agreed to leave, go to havana, flee the capital, caracas. if he was that close to leaving and the russians stepped in, it's really close for him getting out of town, isn't it? >> well, i think that's exactly right. it's really ironic, too, because all these people who are screaming about u.s. intervention which hasn't even taken place but now the russians are telling maduro w

stuart, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. there is now a clear frontrunner for the democrat nomination. it's joe biden. a fox poll puts him 18 points ahead of bernie sanders, 35-17. senator warren comes in with 9%. the other, what is it, 20 candidates, they trail badly. fortunately for him, perhaps, the poll was taken before bill de blasio jumped into the deal. he was not well received. the first debates, by the way, are about five weeks away. that's it. here it comes. >>> today, luckin goes public. you get your chance to buy stock in a very fast-growing coffee chain. if you do buy in, your dollars are going to a chinese company that's trying to take down the american company starbucks. luckin will raise $570 million today and that money goes to doubling the number of its coffee shops in china just in the next year. >>> tesla is in the news. the news is bad. elon musk has a new and severe cost-cutting directive. he's got a cash crunch. investors really don't like it. down another 3% this morning, $221 is the pre-market stock

stuart: really? >> in any event, it is accumulating debt five and a half times faster than nominal gdp, even if you believe china's inflated claims on growth. so that's up from 1.5 times a year ago. that means whatever growth they have right now is completely unsustainable. people are worried about that in beijing and they don't think they can actually honor trade terms with the u.s. stuart: well, that puts them in a very, very hard place. their economy is declining and will do even worse if those tariffs were imposed, and they can't afford to go with the deal as it's currently structured. that's a rock and a hard place. >> it is very difficult for them which is the reason why i think they took back all of the commitments that they had made to u.s. trade negotiators, which caused president trump in his tweet on sunday to say look, i'm increasing the tariffs because i don't want to, he used the word renegotiate. nobody wants to renegotiate all of this with the chinese. stuart: you are painting a very

stuart: mr.lican party, you better fix this china trade thing fast, otherwise you might see republicans peeling off from the president. what do you say about that? >> no question. not just for our farmers, but our energy sector. all the different sectors of our economy, manufacturing. we need to get the trade agreements in place. we need to get the house to take up the usmca to pass it. the votes are there to pass it. we're ready to go in the senate. it has to start in the house. we need to get into an agreement with china, get into an agreement with japan. that is the solution. meantime we do have to help our farmers particularly where they're on the front lines and they're being targeted by china while the negotiation is going on. stuart: okay, now the state -- i want to change subjects for a second, sir. >> sure. stuart: the state department has ordered all non-essential workers out of iraq, our embassy in baghdad because of ongoing threats from iran. we heard something similar from our embass

ashley: stuart wants stuart.d effect here. now we are down 186 points. we were down 475. liz: happy times. stuart: royal birth, here we go. >>> now this. president trump tweeting this earlier. just spoke to prime minister abe of japan concerning north korea and trade. very good conversation. it's clear a lot happening at the white house. that tweet, by the way, probably helped the market because it's positive on trade. >>> a lot happening with your money. the market's coming back. now we're down 189. we were down 470. charles payne is coming up next. does he think there's a chance that today, the dow will finish in the plus column? he's a perennial bull, this guy. we'll be back after this. going back to the doctor just for a shot. with neulasta onpro... ...patients get their day back... ...to be with... ... family... ...or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study... ...neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17%... ...to 1%... ...a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is

stuart: alan, thanks for joining us. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: quick check of the big board.he best part of 1 1/2% down. now this. >>> opinion. speaker pelosi is being pushed further and further towards impeachment. this is not good for the country, it is not good for her speakership, i don't think it is good for the democrats either. by 2020, what will they have to show for their control of the house? nothing. impeachment will fail. even if there is no formal impeachment, just endless investigations, subpoenas, obstruction charges, same story, the democrats will have achieved nothing. you can already see that hatred of this president has come -- i use that word deliberately, hatred, that is what it is, has completely distracted the left from the business of government. even bread and butter democrat issues like prescription drug pricing, they're on hold. not to mention the explosive crisis at the border, nothing is being done. if you're a moderate democrat facing re-election, what do you tell your voters? you went to washington to improve the lives of your voters but it was

stuart: did you watch it? >> i didn't. stuart: ash? the people around here ever seen it. executive producer watched the who egg thing. that is your problem, justin. it is yours, neil. neil: defense secretary patrick shanihan is a guy might be conducting saying potential attack has been put on hold. we'll hear from the former u.s. special operations commander. he is out with a riveting book right now that dove sales his entire career, admiral william mcraven joining us. markets bouncing back on news we're pulling back some of the blacklisted exemptions with companies that do business with huawei. that has not stopped the chinese government indicating this could be a long protracted affair. xi xinping is on the wires saying this is a long march.

stuart: 50,000 tons? >> yeah. stuart: all yours? >> well that's our potential yeah. stuart: okay!art: now i want to get back to the markets and what's going on today, big sell-off down 250. charles payne is with us, host of "making money" on this network. this is all about mexican tariff s isn't it? charles: potential mexican tariffs. stuart: that's what it's all about? charles: and a little bit of china weakness again that got lost in the sauce more manufacturing data showing their economy pulling back dramatically and came in worse than anyone expected last night overshadowed of course by this news. stuart: call me crazy but it seems to me there is a short-term reasonable fix here. that is mexico takes back the people who have arrived at our border. but the asylum seekers. you could keep them in mexico and that would solve the problem charles: i think they've offered things to induce folks to do that. i think if you have gone all the way from guatemala or el salvador to our border, i think president trump wants them to fortify their own southern borders and make it much more dif

stuart: okay.ning us, herman cain. mr. barr is not going to testify today and frankly, herman, i guess you can't blame him after sitting through that yesterday. what do you say? >> i don't blame him at all. the empty chair is consistent with their empty lives. mr. mueller finished his report. mr. barr's job was to write a summary. he did. there was no collusion and no obstruction. what's happening here, stuart, is that the democrats want to keep the lie alive. that's all they have between now and the election in 2020. here's the other thing that this senator knows along with a lot of the others. the more outrageous of a statement that they make, the more likely it is to be picked up by the media on tv, sometimes in print. that's what she's doing. there is absolutely no basis for attorney general barr to resign because there is no shame in his game and i love it that he did not back down to these accusations and lies. stuart: frankly, herman, looking at what's going on right now on capitol hill, the

stuart: i'm sorry, this is a financial program so i'm going to ask a very typical stuart varney question. do you make much money? >> yeah, enough. stuart: what's that? >> it depends on like how much i get paid per scene. it depends on the length or the complexity of it.

stuart: am i right in saying, when this usmca is presented to

stuart: it is very difficult to predict.t is clear there are moves party to try to force her to step down. over are question marks whether the best time would be. british voters go to the polls tomorrow for european parliament elections. bepping down now could only expected to hurt the conservative party. do you do it next week? weeks and give the prime minister a chance to put her deal to parliament? one thing i would say is that the party would probably be looking for a dignified way for this to end for the prime minister. how that happens is what we hear the tory mps are discussing right now. guy: the president of united states is also about to visit the united kingdom. not next week, but the week after. who will be there to greet him? stuart: this is an incredibly interesting question. i cannot imagine the president himself would be pleased coming over to the u.k. and being iseted by a prime minister waiting for her successor to be in place. it cannot happen before he arrives. it is a very awkward choreography taking pla

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stuart: mcdonald's, $200 a share. neil, it is yours. neil: we have a lot going on. this is the first day we've wall street rally even though in the face of not so good news on the u.s.-china front. increasing tensions, walmart cfo, those tariffs hit, you are going to get hit. walmart will get hit, a lot of people will get hit. we'll get a read from the former wells fargo ceo on all of this, former american express ceo on all of this, a host of top money guys on the planet investing on all of this. meantime to edward lawrence is is in the middle of a you will of this at the white house and what comes next. edward? reporter: escalating trade differences between the u.s. and china we're hearing a hardening tone for the chinese. spokesman for the chinese commerce ministry, the areas china needs to have in order to have a deal for the united states. there are three basic concerns. first, cancel all the tariffs.

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thousands are expected at stuart park over the weekend.age and little mix are on tomorrow night. 0ur reporter is in stuart park and hopefully, the weather is going to be kind? good afternoon. so far, so good it is glorious sunshine in stuart park in middlesbrough. day two of radio one's big weekend. thousands of people are expected over the two days. 30,000 expected today and the majority are already inside. injust a today and the majority are already inside. in just a few minutes, mumford and sons will be on the main stage and it will be stormzy on the new music stage getting the party started. a real buzz around town and these tickets are being described as these tickets are being described as the willy wonka golden tickets of music. we have two people, grace and katie, what was the reaction like getting your hands on the so—called golden tickets? it was crazy because i know some of my friends are trying to get them. they were stuck in the queue and couldn't get on. then my friend messaged me and said, i have got the tickets. i think i c

but a long drawn out combative and even father and election campaign draw stuart rose. color for one in 6 people in this world. join me british comedy as we try to understand their goals. this make. our lives of their newspapers. sometime in the 26 to you my great granddaughter people. move the world to liking your life in around half a century. the world will be a true degrees more. inevitably sea level rise by at least one meter in a century it's really frightening. why aren't people more concerned. to yellow. stars move through 1st on d w. this is the. coming up on the program a resoundingly victory for india's prime minister to render bodi he and his hindu nationalist party win outright majority in general elections but will move to deliver the inclusive india he's promised. that's what many of india's young people want to know. is in delhi asking if things will get better or worse for them under 5 more years of modi.

stuart finlay was in the last squad that alex picked and he has had a good season.e has had a good season. we have alex picked and he has had a good season. we have one or alex picked and he has had a good season. we have one or two injury problems in the left back position. kieran tierney is out and barry douglas is injured. it wasjust a case of promoting greg up from the very good performances he's had from the scotland under 21 is. probably the scotland under 21 is. probably the most consistent left back in the spl so he deserves his chance. up front i always have a lot of injury problems and people not available so eamon brophy was an obvious choice for me. a few more lines of football news for you. police in spain have arrested a number of current players and club executives as part of an investigation into match—fixing. the arrests relate to alleged icidents which occured in may last year. those detained are reported to be from spain's top two divisions. leeds have announced that manager marcelo bielsa will remain at the club despite failing to reach the premi

ian stewart says he trained 10 years for making the treacherous trek to the top of mount everest stuart planned an 8 hour journey to the summit instead. it took him 12. >>what point were you out when you realize and said to yourself. i think i'm doc. >>so the first point that panic really hit me was was at the summit. sos up there with with our guide. and he looked at me and was like a. we're both real and oxygen we gotta go. i was very lucky that one of our sherpas in our decided to to make the decision to bring oxygen up from the balcony. >>he says he never expected this climb could have been his last. he promised his wife katie that he prioritize come home over reaching the summit. >>that's what cause me to break down a bit on the descent was that my wife right in the eyes and told her that and. almost and follow through. >>stuart scaled everest the day this photo was taken showing an hour's long back up and it's death still we're breathing becomes most difficult. veteran mountaineers are suggesting the slowdown and inexperienced climbers could all be factors in the 11th best on this

stuart in new york on our others line. good afternoon, stuart. >> good afternoon. i'm an independent and have been for a long time. i have a comment and really a question for an expert out there. i'm confused. i thought that this report was a report that was by the government to research what happened with the election in russia and where that took them. if i'm understanding what's happening now, there is an attempt to stop congress whose job it is to oversight on things like this to do their job. if i'm understanding what's happening. my question is, i'm wondering if this is unprecedented or has this happened regularly? i'm 63 and i can't remember seeing anything like this before, and i'm wondering if there are experts out there that can answer that question. >> when you say unprecedented, in terms of the president claiming executive privilege over a report that was produced by his department of justice? is that the specific question? >> that seems very odd to me. i see those two as separate entities so i understand justice in the executive branch, but i see justi

stuart's also some bloke months and after the crisis. only as a scholar stuart's looking once and only i can feel it since i was a communist and come own stores themselves up and go nuts and one of those expeditions was the soviets outside the former hoops for me to stand on top. folks like. me and the course of history bringing the past to light in spite of these often sad events it's a sheer delight to be along for the ride. change of location book arrest a city of contrasts with its grand socialist boulevards. characterless apartment blocks. and rundown buildings. romania's capital is it once dynamic and at a standstill. richer country rescue is one of romania's leading authors he's a masterful storyteller and an intellectual who isn't afraid to address uncomfortable truths that people who are poor. or ninety's state for most of them stay poor better stand out the believing good didn't change but at the same time. there is now a very beach people who got their reach most of them ninety percent of them because of the corruption. corrup

host stuart got struggle to make the home advantage count in the early stages but managed to score against the run of play just 3 minutes before half time and a star turn his chops from box to box to set up captain christie and get one nil but the lead didn't last long. just 87 seconds later the saleman absalom he showed excellent skill to equalise through an yone prompting wild celebrations that nearly knocked over the referee a nigerian with just his 3rd goal of the season was a time to score it. after the break stuart got brought on veteran strike a mario gomez who made an immediate impact and uncharacteristic run from the halfway line culminated in a lucky goal to make it to one off to 51 minutes the bull deflected off the foot and head of on your own defender mob in feverish but he redeemed himself in the 68th minute after a corner he scored a towering hedda to level the schools to old. a draw that gives. a great chunks that ceiling promotion in monday's return leg. of the german cup final takes place on saturday with byron munich bidding for a domestic double after wrapping up the bu

. >> the stuarts apparently make these calls and appeal it to the kentucky racing commission. apparently they viewed it as a clear violation so it's over. >> martha: do you think they should have had to come answer questions? a lot of people wanted to ask them questions 'that. >> no. i don't think so. i think we have more things to do than give the third degree to the stewarts at the kentucky derby.

stuart, take it away. stuart: i will try to seize it. maria: tough day to do so. street. reportedly china will impose tariffs on $60 billion worth of u.s. products. this is their retaliation for america's imposition of tariffs on chinese goods last friday. there is no firm date for resumption of talks. it is a stalemate. it is a standoff. >>> stocks down all across the board. last week was the worst week for stocks this year and it's red all over again this monday morning. the dow will drop over 500 points. the s&p's going to be dow

s euro 2020 qualifiers against cyprus and belgium, including three from his old club kilmarnock — stuart in along with livingston keeper liam kelly and aberdeen defender michael devlin. let's have a quick look at some of the other sports news making headlines today. italianjulio ciccone won stage 16 of the giro d'italia, while richard carapaz tigthened his grip on the leader's pinkjersey. the ecudorian — at the front there — held off an attack from two—time champion vincenzo nibali, to extend his overall lead to one minute and 47 seconds. veteran south africa fast bowler dale steyn has been ruled out of their opening world cup match against england. he's yet to fully recover from a shoulder injury. it means he's also unlikely to feature against bangladesh, but could return for the game against india. and leeds have announced that manager marcelo bielsa will remain at the club despite failing to reach the premier league this season. after guiding the championship side to the play—offs in his first campaign in charge, he's agreed to stay at elland road for another 12 months. british men's

after his early scrub the elephant is saddled up on a daily feat of strength for mr stuart. the riding seat alone weighs around 40 kilos mr sawyer says that ning scarcely feels the weight after all as an adult ball elephant weighs about $3.00 tonnes himself. well meaning and mr sawyer making their way to the start of the ride the 1st guests are eagerly waiting as is mostly the case the visitors are nearly all chinese. most western tour operators have long since removed traditional pants like this one from their catalogs as many animal welfare assists in europe or the usa consider writing operating the elephants as cruelty to animals. the camps marketing officer sees no fault with the traditional concept that. we do a pro wine their culture way then we all fly about thai people and often walk how do they how do we live with the people read the amman story of the people from the outside how to ride on the elephant how their people use the elephant in the past in the past me read go on the often be yourself and have prize for patients until the forestation was banned in 1989 el

stuart: you have got the trade war bubbling away on this and that is offsetting it.ate in the persian gulf. the attacks you saw on sunday and the attack on the pipeline, again, that sends a strong signal that is saudi arabia will be the producer that supplies canextra barrels so u.s. pursue its policy against iran and venezuela, you are sending a signal that we can attack the exit points for barrels for this country. francine: let me bring up my terminal because i'm trying to impress stuart wallace. look at wti, brent, and the rig count in the u.s., and you can see that fluctuating depending on the price of oil. if there is less demand because of a trade war, is this a good first indicator of a protracted slowdown? james: i am taking a view against consensus. when oil stocks move up, it is an opportunity to sell. i worry about the demand for hydrocarbons for automobiles and plastics, both of which i suspect have been in long-term decline. returnedat capital from new production and it is very poor, reflecting the fact that so many oil companies are run by people who a

go five degrees below or above also made it great for taking out light armored tanks like the m3 stuart. from here, we are going to look at one of the more unique artifacts. less than 89 of these went into service in 1943 before production was canceled. this one, however is the only , one on display in the world out of three left in existence that we know of. it is classified as a fighter and it was used for forward offensive maneuvers where airships were not readily available. as you can imagine, putting three buoys at the bottom of the plane hindered its capabilities. you can see that up in the wings it has two 20 millimeter guns one on each wing. , there are also 27 millimeter machine guns. this is a single pilot aircraft. from here, we are going to go down to the pacific combat zone our torpedout bomber. this is similar to the plane george bush flew in world war ii. in comparison to the japanese plane that we just all, this is a much larger aircraft, the largest single engine aircraft the u.s. had in its fleet. you had the pilot, the tailgunner, and a radioman on the crew. as you ca

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gustavo: fÉlix stuart dice que podrÍa haber muerto. >> yo vi a un hombre herido intentando esconderseeridas fueron otras personas de 23 aÑo emma no ha sido revelada, pero se pide la ayuda de la comunidad para resolver este caso. si usted tiene informaciÓn comunÍquese a la liga de alto al crimen. en muchos casos existe recompensa y su informaciÓn quedara en el anonimato. marÍa: arnold schwarzenegger fue vÍctima de un inesperado ataque en una competencia de ortiga en sudÁfrica. schwarzenegger reciben a fuerte patada en la espalda un todo el ex gobernador y a sus seguidores que no se preocupe y dijo que lo primero que pensÓ fue que le habÍan dado un empujÓn. [sonido ambiente] marÍa: el gobernador dijo que fue que le habÍan dado un empujÓn, pero despuÉs se dio cuenta que le habÍan dado una patada. vamos con un mensaje sobre la unidad. el ex vicepresidente joe baiden busca la nominaciÓn por el partidodemÓcrata. marÍa: john biden arrancÓ su campaÑa en filadelfia. me estoy postulando para restaurar el alma del paÍs y para huir a esta naciÓn. ha reiterado que ofrece al paÍs un plan diferente

aborto se multiplican, la recierto figura pÚblica en defender la interrupciÓn del embarazo es briana stuart aborto como un derecho humano. publicÓ una foto en su twitter con el #micuerpomiasunto. una pelota de foul golpea a una niÑa en la cabeza y desmorona al bateador en las grandes ligas. >>> el incidente revive el debate de las mallas de seguridad los es un proceso de certificación de 165 puntos. o no lo es. es probar sistemas de seguridad avanzados. o no lo es. es una garantía estándar de millaje ilimitado por 5 años. o no lo es. es un vehículo certificado preadquirido de mercedes-benz. o no lo es. solo en su concesionario autorizado. le da el poder a olia para lograr un color así de hermoso, que luce saludable, potenciado por 60% de aceites, olia impulsa el color profundamente, y sin amoníaco. está en los aceites. olia. color brillante. cabello visiblemente más saludable. de garnier, ¡naturalmente! hey tú, ¿las alergias te arruinan la diversión? prueba con zyrtec... que actúa poderosamente desde la primera hora, refuerza su eficacia si lo tomas al día siguiente. zyrtec y deja de sufrir

staurt, t stuart, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. good morning, everyone.nister responded with his own tweet. don't threaten iran. president trump laid down the law in an interview with fox news' steve hilton, saying iran cannot be allowed to have a nuclear weapon. that may be having some impact on the market this morning. get to that in a moment. >>> big news on the campaign trail and it's about your money. kamala harrisan

stuart will be back tomorrow. we have several big stories for you including president trump on his way back to washington after spending the holiday weekend in japan. the president making a lot of news during his visit. he downplayed the recent missile launches by north korea and also tried to cool tensions with iran saying that he's open to talks. and he went after joe biden, saying he agrees with kim jong-un that biden has a quote, low iq. >>> in other news, the results are in from the european parliamentary elections. they show populists gaining ground with voters in the uk doubling down on brexit. nigel farage's brexit party got more than 30% of the vote. >>> take a look at equity futures this morning. the dow is on its longest weekly losing streak in almost eight years. it's been down five straight weeks. looks like we may be up slightly at the opening bell. we have had a huge year so far. >>> also, we have news on another burst of tornadoes in the midwest. a multi-billion dollar merger in the auto industry.