is one of the suggs, taking a this is a children's book and is a lot of kids in the audience.i've told people i've collected thousands and thousands of hugs pickets the best part of the book tour. >> host: sasha thorton, bethel high school, hampton, virginia. does going up in the bronx have any part in your identity in decision-making? >> guest: i think wherever anyone grossed up becomes a part of them. the sites, the smells, the memory of people and places and things everything built sort of a court of memory in your mind when those going at my grandmother grandmother lived in an apartment building on a floor that faced a running elevated train, and that train like airplanes that it went off above used to pass by every ten or 15 minutes. the first day i was in that apartment i thought to myself, how can she sleep? how can you ignore the loud noise of that train? and overtime i learned that it just becomes background noise. and i used to play in my apartment and never look out the window at the passing trains, and i would wave people who were in the train. some of them would w

now, the president, again, as you said, seeming to sugge that he would support any sort of compromise that these two republican and democratic leers could potentially reach. but the president did include an important caveat ther he said he would support any reasonable agreement. so theem questionns what is a reasonable agreement for the president. we just don't know south carolina senator lindsey graham said that he has some indication of what the president might support. he said that democrats need to accept the fact that going to need to be money for a barrier of some kind, it won't be a concrete wall, but there n wid to be some sort of border system funding. other than that, could the government potentially open for three weeks to give leaders tim to hash out these bigger, th?nier issu we'll have to see. certainly a lot of discussion and sort of movement percolating here on the hill. >> it all comes as the public pressure seems to be mounting on both sides of the aisle, and we're hearing a lot of stories of furloughed federal workers who are having a very difficult time making end

was higher this year than last year, for example, 7.5% on even the lowest cost new iphones,t does sugge that unit sales were really weak in the december quarter. it's highly unusual for apple to preannounce in general. so it is a surprise that it is disappointing. of that do you think, though, because the stock has been falling for some time now, is some ofhis alreadyn the stock, certainly in the afterhours response it doesn't seem so. but what do you think? >> if you look at apple ease shares that have been down about 20% prior to today's ifannouncement. ou look at the market move, 7% after hours, it does seem like some of this was priced into shares, but, again, it's highly usual for apple to preannounce a 5% to 6% on the low end of revenue. not surprised to see a further pullbackftven shares were presumably already pricing some of this presre. >> tim cook is laying this all on china. do you believe that and do you think that's where theakig ss is and why? their economy is slowing down. w much of this is the trade active with the united states, and do you think we're seeing a slowdown

on one of the some balloons of the republic was trashed it was vandalized by some of the so cool to suggs lessen the heart of that yellow vest movements and some of the people here say they also yellow vests to people that supported the movement at the beginning they want to see some change in france but there are unhappy with how it's progress and so they hit to get their voice actions the streets and to meet people who know that they want the respect of the republic the respect of democracy to return many people wouldn't say that they proved present back when you know through the french government they prove the values of the french republic which are we know in the moto of liberty a galaxy and fraternity and so. one of the things that they shall thing is we're also people see we're the citizens to you so a big turnout for this first protest by the red scarfs here in paris today demanding that they the silent majority also and that the values of the republic of frogs are respected. by more news after a break this is the weekly march international. i happen to be an art you don't have to

everything we see now wouldt sugg that it will be strong on a seasonally adjusted basis through the first, so there's no real reason today to be concerned about business activity. >> ghe stockned 1.5% to $48.28. >>> back when the tax law was passed more tha a yearago, many thought that there would be a migration from high tax states to lower tax states because the legislation limoned deduc for state and local taxes, including property taxes, to $10,000. more than a year later, that appears to be exact what is happening, especially for the wealthy. robert frank takes a look now at e millionaire migration. >> a new report out today shows the south flori real estate market shining bright, while the northeast is facing a long market chill. average sale prices up 7% in miami and up 20% in bocraton. ft. lauderdale, palm beach and wellington also posting solid numbers for the fourth quarter, according to a report from douglas elleman and miller samuel. florida brokers say it has been the strongest start to a winter selling season in years. but manhattan just finished its worst year since the fin

the american academy of pediatrics has come out resolutions.for e academy sugge- forming resolutions.aning up their toys and washing their hands after using the bathroom.for kids that are slightly older, up to age 12, you can start incorporating bigger ideas like drink more water, be active, and practice safety online.and for teens, resolutions can be anything from eating enough fruits and vegetables, to healthy ways to manage stress.this is a great way to not only let your children participate in a fun holiday tradition, but it can spark a conversation that gets the whole family on a path to having a healthier and happier new year.for today's health minute, i'm reid binion. ( darya ) coming up in the next hour. a brutal attack in san francisco leaves a 93- year-old woman hospitalized. and the man who attacked her is still on the loose. ( darya ) and a family in the east bay ... displaced by a fire that damaged three in the next hour. oh no. oh no. oh no. i hate this belt. man oh man. mom, we have a situation. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my

terrelle suggs and the baltimore ravens hosting the wild card round of e playoffs.rging lateehind lamar jackson who took over for an injured joe flacco and then took startingob from him. the 21-year-old jackson will be the youngest quarterback to start thefl n playoff game bust he says there's not much different. >> clothes. that'sbout it. everything else is e same. >> he's very mature. i think you guys see it. players see it when he wks around. he is very comfortable with who heis. >> ink philly, nic foles and the eagles getting ready to face bears in that scary, scary defense. foles is recovering from an gerry last sunday. he said they're drastically ov img every day. he is expected to start sunday in chicago. you can watch the defending champs right here on nbc 4. coverage begins at 4:00 p.m.fo owed by the kickoff at 4:40. good luck to foles. he will have to face khalil mack. >> exactly. some good football. thank you so much. >> thank you for joining us. nbc "nightly news" starts in 60 seconds. >>> tonight, the major power shift in washington. nancy pelo grabs th

. >> stainer hired him after the attorney held a press conference s sugge suggesting -- >> all she hado defend her dog and herself from yet another unprovoked attack. >> he waited to stainer for 20 minutes after she pepper sprayed the dog. >> throws her on the ground and hit her on the hips. my client has suffered a con suggesti concussion. a spokesperson shares this video of her dog. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> actor kevin spacey did not enter a plea to a felony charges during a brief court here in massachusetts. prosecutors charged spacey with in decent assault and groping the man in 2016. the 59 years old stood silently during today's arraignment which lasted only a few minutes in a packed courtroom. mr. spacey to be ordered to stay away and have no contact of the victim and his family. >> the judge will schedule for another hearing for march. they said he lie about his age and telling the actor he's 23. if convicted, spacey faces up to five years in prison. >>> a -- police 47-year-old wallace. wallace opened fire on a crowd last saturday. it is unclear if he knew the victim. t

>> and chris sugg all pointed this out, the two a jointing counties, and pocahontas county. not kidding. nobody is doing advanced work for her. >> you used to work for mitt romney. he suggested he's not running against donald trump. he would see a challenge to the president, take a look at what was said on msnbc. >> if trump thought he had a challenging john mccain. i get a feeling, mitt romney would bring in a dose of reality for this president. >> >> they were beating up on romney, and barack obama was the man. >> the irony is not lost on me. a lot of mainstream media in 2012. the foreign policy, domestic policy, comments he would make. and the reality is at this point in time mitt romney comes into a complicated situation and in the senate. he was given the best he can to articulate what he was for. >> with all respect i have great respect for what you did on the campaign. we have a republican president and senate but he's a freshman member of that he's joining and a republican president who have accomplished a lot of things candidate romney promised to do if he became pr

that --ports earlier sugge reports earlier suggest that troops are massing on the province and that is making people nervous where that relationship between the united states and ankara is going to go. so the turkish lira under pressure. vonnie: we are well off are those in the united states. the s&p 500 down one third of a percent. still the best performer in gm, having given a much better outlook and even a profitable forecast. that is not something investors anticipated. you will be able to hear from mary barra later on on bloomberg tv. performers the worst in the s&p 500, with problems losing key personnel, having to give away some of its gain and .evenue stream and then i got currency rise, we would have a quick look at the rmb, which broke through an important barrier earlier this week, and is trading today at 6.76 with the u.s. dollar about half a percent weaker versus the room the -- versus the romney. guy: when will the u.s. government shutdown start affecting asset prices? this is what some of our guests have to say. >> we need a couple more weeks. right now, the economic imp

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the disclosure sugges russia could have used the information in its election-meddling effort. >> woodruff: the trump administration's shifting statementsn withdrawing from syria, struck sparks with nato ally turkey. national securitadviser john bolton had insisted that tkey promise not to attack u.s.- backed kurdish fighters in syria, if u.s. troops pull out. bolton was in ankara today, but turkish president recep tayyip erdogan declined to meet with him. instead, erdogan used a speech to charge "very serious mistake." >>te translated ): des reaching a clear understanding with mr. trump, different voices have started emerging different segments of the tministration. we are determined e steps against terrorist organizations such as the rdish fighters along with the islamic state. we will mobilize to neutralize these terrorist organizations in syrian lands very soon. >> woodruff: the turks says the thsyrian kurds are allied kurdish separatists inside turkey. meanwhil secretary of state mike pompeo trained his focus on an, as he began a middle east trip. pompeo arrived in jordan and met with

in a letter to president trump, pelosi wrote: "unless government pens this week, i sugges that we work together to determine another suitable date." meanwhile, south carolina rgpublican senator lindsey graham mr. trump to jump- start negotiations. >> he doesn't have to commit, but i think it would be smart for the president to heapeople out who want to have a pathway forward. but that's up to them. itif they think they can d some other way, do it. i'm not standing in your way. i just don't see another path. >> woodruff: the president did meet today with one group of lawmakers from both parties. meanwhile, the agriculture department recalled 2,500 employees to help process farm loans and tax cuments. they will work without pay. we get some insight now into ilutdown politics and possies, from both ends of pennsylvania avenue. i'm joined by white house correspondent yamiche alcindor and congressional correpondent lisa desjardins. welcome tooth of you. lisa, what do we know now about the timing of the state of the union? >> right. well speaker pelosi's office is being very careful because