tiffany: frente al parque está la basílica de san sebastián.to médico para cuidar a los ocupantes de las barricadas. los sandinistas acusa a la iglesia de ser cómplices de lo que ellos llaman un intento de golpe de estado. renuentes a hablar en principio, finalmente accedieron. >> nosotros somos el pueblo, aquí junto al pueblo, que hace más de 70 días le secuestraron la tranquilidad-- tiffany: la situación se tornó más tensa cuando escuchamos una detonación. >> cualquier país del mundo tiene obligación de poner orden y de... tiffany: en segundos los paramilitares sacaron sus armas escondidas y nos obligaron a apagar las cámaras, aunque no se percataron que ya les habíamos tomado fotos con sus pistolas. los paramilitares también ignoraban que los periodistas estábamos intercambiando mensajes con las personas dentro de la iglesia, quienes nos aseguraban que lo único que impedía la toma de la iglesia era la presencia de nuestras cámaras. una vez adentro se desató el caos, los paramilitares, algunos armados, querían arrestar a los voluntarios, una

dial find something that day she was losing grip of.deputy tiffany dial:"it just restores your faith just a little bit."dial says she was standing on the sidewalk in front of a fallen law enforcement memorial,as she saluted sergeant carter in the pouring rain, she noticed people were taking pictures of her.it wasn't until much later she realized why.deputy tiffany dial:"i didn't know he was there. my peripheral vision was cut off with my hat so i didn't know anything was there. i was in my moment, paying my respects to sergeant carter."the man never said a word.the deputy didn't get the chance to,onlookers said he left after standing with her for more than 30 minutes.by the time she turned around, he was gone.today, she wishes she had that chance.deputy tiffany dial:"it meant a lot, in ways that you can't even really put into words. it wasn't just about keeping the rain off of me for that little bit, it meant a lot more than that."it means she wasn't alone, in a time when law enforcement members need the community's support the most. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san

our exclusive interview with the ceo of tiffany. more about the groundbreaking decisions on diamonds and other things. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: live from london, i am guy johnson. vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. this as andescribing industry first. there are starting to tell customers where their diamonds come from. tiffany is benefiting from the post holiday rally and up 17%. emma spoke exclusively with alessandro bogliolo who said that providing information about diamond providence is his duty. we believe that this is information that more and more customers are interested in. in the past, they were interested in the transparency on the chemical points of view, and they are interesting -- interested in the transparency of the supply chain. this has become more relevant because people have access to information -- information through the internet. it is our duty to provide customers with this information. emma: diamond supply chains are notoriously opaque. how difficult is it for us to provide this information? alessandro: that

lesson learned. >> tiffany admits partying until 7:00 a.m.he day before a soldout new year's show, not the best thing. >> any questions? >> yeah, can we get a refund? >> it was the opening night of her she ready tour? >> she not ready. >> she not ready. i don't know. i'm not feeling it right now. i don't know what's going on. >> now back home in l.a., tiffany says she's been getting a ton of support. >> so many people like kathy griffin, kevin hart, all these great comedians, amy schumer, it's been great. >> for the rest of the haters -- >> i think people should get on stage themselves at least ten times, see if you end um being a two movies, number one come dis. it's a lot of work. it ain't easy. >> this was a lesson to be learned. >> can't stay out until 7:00 and go do a set. she'll learn. >> we have all been there. >> you have. >>> we are used to see kristen bell and damien chazelle make us laugh, but now they're making us dax's sweet birthday gift. >> what you would recommend getting someone very special, like yourself, for their birthday

[ buzzer ] tiffany, jay. r. one r. [ buzzer ] betty, keith. c.nifer and mike. h. yep. changing course. you got it. yep, that's it. [ cheers and applause ] well, that really sealed the deal for you guys. and you're taking a "wild" card to the bonus round along with $21,210. -wow. -congratulations on that. -wow. i'll be back to talk with you more in a moment. second place not so bad, huh? not so bad. we got our cruise. $12,733, a great trip, too. thank you. it was nice to have you both here. thanks for all you do. - appreciate it. -thank you. [ applause ] you know, you did okay. you were good with those thumbs there. yeah, living the dream, living the dream. you have $6,000. congratulations. -thank you, pat. thank you. -good to have you here. [ applause ] okay. so here are your choices to the bonus round. you cathinastery... you like your things living or not? [ laughter ] let's do "show biz." all right. that avoids that controversy. there you go. [ laughs ] we'll see how they do. we'll be back. special k has iron, protein and b vitamins.. to feed

let's kick it off with tiffany r. kelly controversy.shocking allegations of abuse and pred torrey behavior against r. kelly in the new life timeout six part docu series "surviving r. kelly". >> did he lock you up is that true. we sat with andrea in 20 but this marks the fuirst time she and many other women told also resurfacing, the infamous sex tape. >> he would never ask me if it was okay to be him and i both were actually having sex with her but i didn't know at the time that she was actually 14. >> what did you think while you watched the tape? >> i was disgusted. i skyped r collaborator who said she's certain her niece was the girl >> i want to see him get great help and then make a lot. >> the singers deny he was in the footage in 2008 and i was acquitted on all child pornography charges. >> i didn't do. >> among other allegations his relationship with 15-year-old pro pro whose mom called it but lies about the marriage surfaced. i had papers but a ls under age. >> was mentionsed to me she was pregnant and it broke my heart. >> wen

tiffany, who won the week?say cortez won the week they were name pressley, a s pressl pressley, rasheeda tlaib and alexandria ocasio-cortez won the week congressman cummings laid out his entire investigative slate this week and i'll tell you the hearings will be lit he's going after everybody he's going after michael flynn, he's going after sebastian go a gorka, he's going after security clearance issues for jared kushner, they have powerful hearings coming up, matt whitaker will be testifying before this committee, he's the acting ag of the doj secretary of commerce wilbur ross will be testifying over this censorship question and so you're going to be able to watch these three young very dynamic women work, w-o-r-k-and w-e-rrkw-e-r-k. aoc, rashida and ayanna. i will say, that top you're wearing, tiffany, might have also won the week. >> thank you >> that's cute i know i'm not supposed to comment on women's appearances but that top is cute let's move on to jamal who's also wearing a fetching very attractive --

my friends would get these tiffany necklaces. but do people do that any more if they do is that enough? here i'll move on to the next to pick louie vitton is producing head phones it will have the monogram on them nearly $1,000. $995 so we talked about the apple watch. are these head phones the new jewelry type products. is it cool >> wait a minute also with people like us your hair is going to cover your ear buds >> if i'm dplarngs 1,000 i'm showing. >> what if you get mugged. there's a lot of stuff about people taking iphones and stealing head phones >> you're advertising as you walk down the street you have a $1,000 product sitting in your ear. >> for the price of these head phones you can buy two grandparents an apple watch. >> i am curious if that's what's happening here the way technology -- i don't know if it's tech because $350 montclare hat that kids are wearing to school. so much administrators said please don't send your kids to school in this hat because they are getting lost whatever the parents are thinking this is

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let's go over to tiffany. so, tiffany, you were running in arizona 1 and a lot of people don't realize that district and they don't realize what you used to do. she was a cotton and wheat farmer. like, wow. all right. and lawyer and mom and, and, and. we all get this. tell us a little bit what it's like because we really don't talk about this enough. when you're running in an urban district or a suburban district, you know, there's often access to, you know, a number of donors. we know who they are. you go rural an it's a new ball game. tell us about it. >> it absolutely is. i was very honored to have more in-district donors than out of district something to the tune of about 80% but i also ran in the largest rural district in the united states that's not an entire state like wyoming. and, you know, i had so many people behind me, but it's a poor district. it's rural. and so we had to break into, you know, d.c. money, phoenix money, out of state money, and kind of get into what we called in our campaign those

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tiffany cross, daniel lipman, we'll see if there's progress. thank you both. >> thanks. >> thank you. >>> following breaking news out of california this morning. at least three people are dead and several wounded after a shooting at a bowling alley. this happened in torrance. upon arrival, officers say there were multiple people with gunshot wounds inside the building. listen to what witnesses describe. >> a lot of people ran into -- back into the bar area, behind the seats on, the floor, under the benches. people were crying. it was not comfortable. people were looking for their parents. it's a family league. you got mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, everyone's friends in that league. >> authorities haven't identified a person of interest yet. we will stay on this obviously, bring you all the information as soon as we get it. >>> hundreds of tsa employees are calling out sick at major airports across the country. how this could impact airport security and your travel plans. >>> and it looks as though robert mueller isn't done with the russia

chandrahat was emma speaking with the current ceo of tiffany.s fascinating because we have heard about this issue kicking around, that it is becoming important that it is important to tiffany to show where the diamonds come from. >> what they had announced is that they are calling it the tiffany diamond source initiative, they will share with customers where exactly their diamonds come from. we're talking about country of origin, and the particular mine , it's aboutme from conflictconcept of free diamonds going a little further. david: they would not have done this unless they had raised the consciousness of their customers. >> they are saying this is because our customers are more informed and this is the information they want them to have. governmentext, the shutdown is beginning to be felt, and the outcome of the chinese trade negotiations is yet to be known. this is bloomberg. ♪ amazon prime video is now on xfinity x1. so when you say words like... show me best of prime video into this... you'll see awesome stuff like this. discover prime or

get out of my man's face. >> haddish said that same actress bittory tiffany ever saying her name out >> you know who bit nothing. >> beyonce was one of many artists who hit a snag on stage when she was left hanging literally. >> when beyonce's floating stage malfunctioned in poland it left her stranded at the top. that wasn't her only mishap. she literally hit the stage with her sister at coachella. paula abdul took a nasty spill in mississippi during her first solo tour in 25 years. she wasn't injured and eye witnesses told us shep without . someone who did miss a beat fergie. the singer's jazzy take at the nba all-star game took a lot of heat. she later apologized with this statement clearly this rendition didn't strike the intended tone. i love this country. this was more of a fan fail. celine dion's encounter got her a little too close for comfort. celine was complete grace under pressure. in the category of seriously scary tim mcgraw wrapped a song when he collapsed on stage in ireland. 15 minutes later wife faith hill came out to address his fans. >> he's been super dehydrated.

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tiffany, what's the breaking point? if neither side is budging and this could be -- this is about to be the longest shutdown in american history, what's the breaking point? >> i think we're at the breaking point now. friday, hundreds of thousands of federal workers will not get a paycheck and i think some of those people are solidly planted in donald trump's base. i don't believe he's hearing from hundreds of people who are supporting him outside of his twitter followers. i do think -- maybe 800,000 federal workers, but it's really millions of people when you think about their families and the wide net that it cast of people who aren't getting a paycheck. i'm not sure that this president is going to be able to sustain this much longer and to your point, i'm not sure republicans who are up for re-election are going to be able to explain to their constituents why this is still happening, this president, when he explores his options, this is not someone who operates out of logic as we see. he's also talked about closing 2,

tiffany, you've gotten two strong contenders ahead of you. on this episode of "who won the week?" you have to top those two very strong answer. >> let me crack my knuckles. i think i can do it. i will go with congresswoman ayianna presley. she's the first black woman to represent boston, massachusetts and she delivered a one-minute house floor speech that gave me chills. she took us to church. when she talked about the oath that she took and she challenged the president and said you have defied that oath and she said you devalued the life of the immigrant, worker and survivor. i see right through you and so did the american people. i really wanted the cameras to pan to the house floor to see if there was a collection plate going by. she took us to church, her words. they gave me chills. so many people who shared the video of her remarks. i want to say quickly, joy, why that matters. as you've seen, not all politicians are going to keep it 100 with her constituents. she's so far proven she is willing to do that. we also saw this week ail oes r

. ♪ >> got the tiffany box.. after they toasted they lit a lantern of love. tangled is their favorite movie and this happens in tangled. >> that's the end of this >> she was nice to him for sure. following the interview, williams and federer posed for a selfie, as you see there. the two of them, they have won 43 grand slam titles combined. >> wow. and ironically, both of them 37 years old. that's just a random fun fact. >> absolutely. >> incredible, though, to see those two g.o.a.t.s go at it. >> yeah, that was history in the making there, and what a treat for everybody who was in the audience. >> absolutely. so good natured about it all. >>> well, coming up, the new laws aea tineffe in the states where minimum wage workers will now earn $15 an hour and where convicted felons will now be allowed to vote. >>> and later in our favorite segment, "the skinny," the new revelation by justin bieber. what he just did to his face. you're watching "world news now." ♪ ♪ ♪ put 'em high well, here's to first dates! you look

taking a look at shares of tiffany, pretty flat in the premarket.ar as the luxury buyer out there and how they were going to report for the holidays. maria: we were talking about -- you mentioned a comment earlier about -- cheryl: nordstrom. maria: nordstrom and the rich. dagen: north strom had a problem with -- nordstrom had a problem with full price stores. tiffany's products are way too expensive, quite frankly. >> i agree. totally expensive. >> the stock market impacts -- when you see a big down swing in the stock market it impacts luxury consumers pretty significantly. maria: you feel richer or not. when we come back, president trump canceling tha canceling ns use of military aircraft for an overseas trip. netflix says a popular video game is giving it the hardest time to compete. back in a moment. ♪ come fly with me. ♪ let's fly, let's fly away. ♪ if you can use some exotic booze, there's a bar in far bombay. shield℠ annuities from brighthouse financial allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities with a level of protection in down mark

. >>> the grinc visited tiffany's, and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the upscale jeweler reported holiday sales fell from a year ago and gave a downbeat full-year outlook. the company blamed a decline in salesoreign tourists, primarily chinese. but some analysts remain upbeat on tiffany's long-t and that helped the stock gain 5% to $89.82. >> the apparel maker vf corp raised full year revenue and profit .foreca this as the sneakers vans lifted they cut inventory of vans and launched new lines of sneakers. the shares gained 12% to $82.34. >>> state street plans to layoff 1,500o workers cut costs and automate more of its businesses. about s100ior management jobs will be affected. the aim is tohed $350 million in expenses this year. the shares rose a fraction to $71.30. >>> cvs and walmart have settled their d rferences andched an agreement on a pharmacy contract. cvs said on monday it expected walmart to leave the drugstore pharmacy benefit network because the two companies could not agree on pricing, but the companies did not disclose the terms of the n

. >> tiffany will begin revealing the origins of its diamonds to show they are so ult kad conflict freestarting today the region or country of origin will be displayed along a selection of diamond rings. customers can ask store employees for newly sourced stones. >> first and fore most what we want to have is to have customers that feel good in buying a tiffany diamond, not only for its beauty and value but also for the transparency of its supply chain. >> trevor: that sound as maizing. i like this gierks basically his new ad campaign is shop here, we didn't kill any africans, i like that sure, and this is good you ins. you know, of course knowing rich people, i woon be surprised if the new fad is going to be getting the most unethically sourced diamond. some rich lady who is like oh my god, ashley, did he buy you a diamond, aw harks t is three carats and six dead congolese. >> oh my god, es a's the one. and you know it's goods they are doing this for diamonds but they should really be doing it for all products. i think we should try, diamonds get the attention because everyone is so sa

today's moderator is miss tiffany cross. tiffany cross is the editor on cofounder of the beat dc, a daily news publication highlighting diversity in the nation's capitol. welcome within ms. cross. >> good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> i'll try that again. i grew up in a baptist church. good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> i know these are dire times. but we want to have an energetic conversation this morning. and members have votes at 10:00. so while the chairman has an introduction that could easily go on for 30 minutes i'm going to be brief and thank the kmarm for having this important conversation and i'm delighted to be here. again my name is tiffany d. cross i'm the cofounder and managing editor of the beat d.c. if you don't subscribe i hope will you after today. without further ado i will bring forth the chairman of homeland security, congressman bennie thompson. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> you know, i'm of that same religion

. >>> i have with me now tiffany cross and elana plot and, so, ladies, let's get to it. tiffany, starting with you. can we just cut to february 15th? is a national emergency inevitable? >> i think it's on the horizon, brooke. i know manu said there's no certainty here and i think that nancy pelosi is not going to budge p. she said there's no money included for this wall. she's right. we saw how she handled donald trump in that oval office meeting and told him not to underestimate her strength. he's realizing that. it's important to remember that the wall is not necessary. you've heard that from congressman will hurd who represents the district who shares the largest portion of the border with mexico. people do not have the appetite for another shutdown. the party isn't with him and the people aren't with him. >> but, but, but, if i may, did you hear any wiggle room from nancy pelosi today when she was talking about -- a follow-up question where she talked about, again, it's a place where enhanced fencing normandy fencing would work. i don't know if this is like potat pot

tiffany cross. good to see both of you. matt, your take on this temporary deal. the president was at the rose garden and hearing aplus as though this is some great victory but at the same time it didn't take long before he starts threatening if we don't come to some agreement, we could be in this again. you know, a possible shutdown again. >> yes, i think that the odds of donald trump getting the wall that he promised, this pledge that he made, are really long. even donald trump is walking that back now. he's saying we don't need a wall across the entire southern border. it doesn't have to be concrete. there can be steel slats. >> but he is still saying there needs to be a barrier. who is he talking to? >> well, i think there's a possibility that we could have some sort of a bipartisan compromise where we do have some border security. we have -- we reinforce some fencing. maybe we add some fencing. and then we also do a deal about the dreamers. >> he has to be the one to agree to that. you sound like what so many democrats have been saying. we'll do all of these

so now let's turn to tiffany. women pack as we mentioned to you earlier they are investing in trying to build a infrastructure of younger professionals to invest in support republican women. tell how your strategy what your doing to grow that base over the recent years. >> right now women's pack is worked very hard over the last three election cycles. to grow our organization most of our recruitment efforts have been peer to peer. most events of an event driven. over the last three cycles we have credibility of organization was success of our candidates. we work really hard at recruiting not only women but also men to our organization. i think as we mentioned very much pride ourselves on helping qualified candidates early on in their cycle. >> thank you. and, sarah, i know your organization also, as you mentioned very focused on younger professionals and supporting and engaging this group. can you tell us a little bit about this coalition that your organization has formed, and how this is supporting that coalition

i do agree with tiffany.nk this is so media driven in an incredibly irresponsible way. >> yeah. >> no one out there in iowa is saying, gosh, she's unlikable. it's a bunch of people, you know, mostly men, but some women writing. i wonder if she's unlikable. we had this with hillary. then it begins, and then they fall into a pattern. then because it's everywhere, editors and producers feel compelled to do the is she likeable kind of routine. >> right. >> the only good news i think is that there are going to be so many candidates, that it's going to be hard -- >> to focus on one person -- >> particularly on something that's a nonissue for that candidate. listen, if she drops to 2% in the polls, that's a story. right now she is, you know, one of the biggest names right now. >> can we play -- these people don't think she's unlikeliablun. and this is video from earlier, elizabeth warren talking to supporters. this is actually live. she's taking questions. let's listen a little bit. >> and it gives us real money to

. >> tiffany is a professor at university of delaware. and 1946, what was it like for african-americans to travel around the world? >> it was built with a lot of uncertain. african-americans never knew what they would face. whether it was through segregation patterns, with laws that prohibited them from going to certain places of illness, whether it was trying to find something to eat while they were on the road and being denied service. if you were driving and your car been out of gas and you are in a community that was hostile towards african-americans, will you do? even as air travel becomes more popular, how would you be treated in an airport? what would this eating pattern be? they were seeing large groups. for african-americans, the open road was filled with a great deal of uncertainty. a place for african-americans were legally prohibited from being outside after dark. it was terrain that they had to navigate across america and in places around the world. >> it wasn't that long ago and it was very different. >> there are still chal

shelley and tiffany.ews rules but that was certainly some good news. >>> having the two of you here is good news, not necessarily what we talked about. i'm stephanie ruhle. i'll see you at 1:00 p.m. how about more news with hallie jackson. >> you are always good news whenever you're on television. i'm hallie jackson in washington. president trump's newest comments on the special counsel investigation are sending shi i shivers through an already frigid washington. we learn more about how washington is trying to use robert mueller to discredit robert mueller. we're talking to somebody who has advised the president on the investigation. and that's not all chris christie is revealing about his time in donald trump's inner circle. he's here live on set to talk about all of it as the president throws some possible shade his way. plus, democrats dealing with the guy they can't shake. howard schultz keeping up his cross-country blitz. the promise he's making about his candidacy should he run. our team is set up a

>> some of this goes to what tiffany was talking about earlier, we are kind of dealing with a couple different levels of the issue, of the problem, if you will. you know, there are things that i can directly control as a candidate, decisions that i can make to lead by example, i learned in the military that, you know, the starting point of leadership is leadership by example. the things that i can just say, i'm going to start to do to force the change from day one, like take the no corporate pac money pledge. other things require a more structural change like ending citizens united and going at a higher level of saying, you know, we need a movement, a national movement, and we need as leaders to build and support the national movement to create the pressure and the conditions to change those larger structural issues. i did that and everybody else on the platform here did that by using the bully pulpit, using the voices that we had on the campaign. i repeatedly called on my opponent during the campaign to enter into a mutual pact to swear off independent money and he repeatedly refuse

in the first ten months of last year california's wine exports to china were dying fifteen percent tiffany missed its last coarsely sales target to in part to a drop in chinese tourists spending. carmaker for its latest figures show a thirty percent drop in exports to china and even barbie maker model says business in china is slowing. trade tensions are far from the only problem u.s. businesses are facing in china a more general slowdown they're driven by domestic issues like a cooling property markets are putting pressure on possum lines too but cordial ties between washington and beijing are the foundation business is need to feel confident about the future. in the midst of an historically long government shutdown u.s. president donald trump is not only cancelled his own trip to the world economic forum in davos but also decided that the entire u.s. government delegation would focus on the trip to the swiss alps initially treasury secretary stephen engine and secretary of state by peo had been slated to attend the meeting their agenda meetings with chinese vice president one shot for th

joining me now, msnbc legal analyst katie fang, tiffany cross, cofounder and managing editor of the beat d.c., and omarosa manigault newman, former director of communications for the white house, public liaison office under president trump. omarosa, let me go to you. the president spoke about ten minutes, never mentioned the people suffering that are furloughed and not being paid, him not mentioning it at all, depicting people coming across the border as basically criminals and rapists and the like. i mean, it was probably the most unemotional way i could say, the most insulting to my intelligence speech i have heard because basically he proposed undoing some of the stuff he did and give me me wall. i mean, when you were at the white house and you subsequently said a lot about his bigotry, how do you sit as someone close to the president, how do you assess his lack of sensitivity or say any words of comfort to the federal workers and his depiction of people coming into this country like they're all wholesale just coming to just rape and ravage this country and not really offering anythin

. >> stephen: you're going to love the tiffany. you're going to love the tiffany. that debuts super bowl night, i understand. it's called "the world's best." and you're one of the judges. >> i am. >> stephen: you, rupaul, faith hill-- which sounds like a fun group. >> it was a just add water, instamix best friends scenario. gld good to hear it. >> it worked out well. and we're led by our leader james corden. >> stephen: very talented young man. what's the idea of the show? so these are the world's best ating? >> you know, it's just getting bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger, and this is the biggest. >> stephen: so these people are the best, they're the world's best. how good are the people on this world? >> it's jaw-dropping, astonishing. >> stephen: are there categories? is it, like, you know, juggling, singing, you know-- tax accounting? ( laughter ) >> by the way, wouldn't that be useful. >> stephen: that would be nice, yeah. >> actually, in fact, that's, like, a new idea for a show. like life hacks on steroids. >> stephen: so you think you can m

what i say about tiffany stocks fall from $128 to $80 it seems wrong to me we saw a stunning collapse in anything high end connected to brick and mortar retail. it's like the wealthy shopper just froze was it something mr. powell said i like the management routine, with the stock trading 16.5 times earnings, it's a buy as for united reynolds, this is a jay powell stock for attornce. if you think the fed is gunning for more unemployment, this will deck united reynolds united reynolds is a pure play on construction, including oil and gas construction the stock has been vulnerable to more rate hikes and production cuts my recommendation, if you think jay powell pays attention to the consequences of his actions as they impact your net worth, i would buy some united reynolds let's just say we could be a big winner in the meantime, the ceo will no doubt be buying stock right alongside you. that's what he's been doing. maybe he doesn't have a powell complex. best for last, c.a.g this is a food company that got had. sometimes you just get had when it overpaid for pinnacle, one of the most dis

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executive director of winning for women pack and tiffany who is the chair of the women right now pack. >> first thank you to the congresswomen to help me moderate the panel. this is a critical group of panelists because these are the workforces representing the organizations providing the infrastructure and the financial resources for those women looking to run for federal office and most importantly to help them be successful in their efforts. fortunately to represent our firm wants to see more women elected across the board at all levels of government i personally have had the opportunity to work with a number of today's panelist on the efforts to engage and elevate intellect republican women. so i want to kick off the panel by each panelist go through and share a little bit of the history of their organization and their mission and we will start with julie conway. >> first of all, it so awesome to be here today. all of us on the stage spend our time passionately and see other people excited what all the organizations have been trying to do is awesome it's a tough cycle but this is

my name is tiffany fuller. i am a san francisco native and a full-time employee at the soma location. i have been working for the company for about 1.5 years. i first got hired at l.a. so how i came to work for whole foods is kind of a funny story? so i'm walking down. my phone is dieing, and i'm panicked because i literally need directions from here to there. i cannot -- i need my phone at all times. so i am, like, where am i going to go? am i going to go to star bucks? no, they're going to make me pay. am i going to go to target? no, i'm probably going to buy something. so i go to whole foods, because they probably have outlets, and sure enough, they have outlets, and they have wifi. and this girl comes up to me, tattoos, and skinny jeans, so l.a. and she's like, are you here for an interview? and i'm like no. and she walks away, and i said wait, i'm basically been eating dollar tacos for the last six months. yes, i'm here for the interview. i worked at a different grocery store, and the relationships were no

the company known for its robin's egg blue boxes trading in the green right now, up 5.25% despite tiffany reporting a drop in holiday sales. the high end jeweler blaming lower sales to foreign tourists, specifically from china, but who knows if the china trade deal starts to heat up again, maybe that's why tiffany's stock is moving higher. okay. maybe all of this will change this quarter, with the trade talks, could a deal be at hand? halfway through a trade truce forged at the g-20 in buenos aries, we are getting reports that china is offering to eliminate its trade imbalance with the u.s. bloomberg reported that the offer is roughly $1 trillion spread out over the next six years, where china would swallow up and buy up all of these u.s. goods. the u.s. had a trade deficit with china last year alone of $344 billion and that was just through october. it could top 2017's deficit of $375 billion. so we are buying more from them. let me get to edward lawrence, our big expert on this. you know, you are not only following this story, you have been breaking news in the nation's capital. we got

not helping tiffany. bearish bets are building for is closeven though it to its two-year low. tiffany will ebb street -- update wall street with its holiday sales next week. >> still with us are our guests. earnings season is upon us starting next week. we have indications of what we are going to see. about whatt tell us is to come? we have not heard any positive pre-announcements. the underlying results will probably come in ok. the issue is that no one cares. people want to focus on guidance. if you are a cfo, how can you have confidence? you will get some conservative guidance. the outlook on global growth, that will weigh on sentiment. will seenow that you huge rallies on the backend. >> how much can you believe when companies give positive guidance? how much visibility do they have? >> would question. i don't know. focusedre going to be on what the companies are saying about the first weeks of the year. how they exited the quarter. that is where the focus will be. i don't know that people will put too much emphasis on the town of the ceos and cfos. other carmakers had bru

tiffany say former jets cheerleader and she decided to give her man a little something special because she said that he was never able to see her perform out on the field. and so, let's go. >> awesome. >> her friends were also part of the jets crew and her made of honor who corhorio graphed this routine. >> she said she was dancing since she was a child and she thought this would be the perfect way to set it off. >>> crazy lo yop say and jay-z. also queen b. get right back, jennifer lopez featuring fabulous, and then she heads over, takes her man by the hand and they dance to mirrors by justin timberlake. >> awe. >> this is so much better than, like, the first dance. >> once they do their special gym stance, out come the pom poms and they end this number with girls. ♪ >> after this, i'd be >>> one person's dream is another person's nightmare. for jay brewer, this is his dream. >> i just want to know, who's going to come spend the night with me on my 24-hour challenge? >> no. >> i'd do it. >> no. >> no. >> but those snakes, when they slither against your skin they feel so good and they'

. >> the lesson is being taught by tiffany. >> we tend to struggle with saying what we mean in hopes that you will hear enough about us to pay attention to the clues that we give you. >> wouldn't it be easier if they actually said what they meant? >> wouldn't it be easier to pay attention to the clues. >> if your wife says do you want to watch a movie tonight, what would you say? >> she wants to watch a movie with you. that movie has already been determined. >> but you nailed it, nick. she wants you to watch a movie with her. >> when we ask you if you want to watch a movie, we want you to want to watch that movie with us. does that make sense to you guy. >> "the notebook" again? i'd love to. >> i'd get a divorce if you want to do that. >> walk up to your wife and ask how she's doing. i'm fine. >> if they say fine, run. >> equivalent of being handed the grenade with the pin out. >> that brings me to my next point. >> what did you just say? whatever you do, do not repeat yourself. >> no. repeat it slower and louder. >> no. >> if you ever see your wife say something like this, don't wor

. >> the lesson is being taught by tiffany. >> we tend to struggle with saying what we need in hopeswill care enough about us to pay attention to the clues that we give you. >> wouldn't it be easier if they said what they meant? >> wouldn't it be easier to pay attention to the clues? >> if your wife says, hey, babe, do you want to watch a movie tonight? >> she wants to watch a movie with you. that movie has been determined? >> you nailed it, nick. she wants you to watch a movie with her. >> when we want to watch a movie, we want you to want to watch that movie with us. does that make sense? >> "the notebook" again? i'd love to. >> i'd get a divorce if she wanted to watch that. >> you walk up to your wife and say, babe, how are you doing and she says i'm fine. >> if they say they're fine, run. >> abort mission. >> verbal equivalent of handed the grenade with the pin out. >> that brings me to the next point. >> what did you just say? >> whatever you do, do not repeat yourself. >> no, repeat it, slower and louder. >> if you see your wife saying something like this, don't worry about it.

first of all, you've got tiffany moving a bit lower you can see it's at holiday sales.wn 2%. growth in both of those metrics were flat if you exclude the impact of currency it attributed that softness to among other things softer demand in the americas and europe which may have been influenced by recent market volatility tiffany does, though, expect to report snk for the full year also vf corp. shares as well it also raised its full year outlook. then there's slumberger. that's down from $2.2 billion last year. if you do take a look at the strong performance out of the gate so far in this early part of 2019, energy, consumer discretionary outpacing the broader market they were hit hurs during the last of end year energy and retail, some of the outperformers. we'll see if those stick in the coming weeks >> they have rediscovered the cyclicals. thank you very much. >>> meanwhile, netflix beating on sub viscriber growth but misg on revenue here's the call last night >> we've got all these ways to try to figure out which shows work best, which product features work best we'

so much to take. >> carl mentioned tiffany, signet jewelers also getting hammered today. >> signet gaveers when i spoke with the ceo not long ago. tiffany is not signet in terms of the price range. >> omni channel more than offset by larger than expected declines in legacy product lines. they changed their guidance at signet you can see stock down almost 20%. >> did people go to jarred >> including a 19 cent charge. same store sales flat. not good they did buy back a lot of stocks people on twitter lamenting the fact that they responded to an activist investor by having done that, which is a fair point. >> one of the big problems with signet -- remember, the old model of signet was really kind of a credit model. they made all their money in credit this is not the model of -- they said we're going to actually be a jewelry store and turned out to be a little harder business macy's talked about some jewelry being weak that's something that people can cut back on. so this is that economy where i think people are just not spending as much it's a little disconcerting. >> holiday comps down 1.