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. >> sreenivasan: in madrid todaye tiations on a u.n. climate change agreement stalled after two weeks of talks. delegates from nearly 200 countries failns to reach a sus on issues including rules for international carbon markets and money to help poorer countries cope with climate change. environmental groups criticized the latest version of the agreement as "extremelweak," and many representatives said they fear a backtrack from commitments made at the 2015 paris climate accord. president trump officially u withdrew t. from the paris accord last month. as of late this afternoon, there was no word onhether a compromise had been reached. sudas former presidentomar al-bashir, was convicted of money laundering and corruption in a courtroom in the capital city of khartom today. a judge sentenced the 75-year- old al-bashir to two years in a minimum-security reform facility rather than a prison because of his e. al-bashir will remain in jail to face more serious chargesd rela the killing of anti- government protesters. the military deposed al

showed todayers that spending it came in stronger than expected, which was good news because the retailvember were not very good. it shows americans are still spending money, they are spending more on services. we saw incomes rise. wages and salaries are still hanging in there. there was a big jump in payments to farmers from donald trump for the pain under the tariffs. that

showed todayers that spending it came in stronger than expected, which was good news because the retail numbers for november were not very good. it shows americans are still spending money, they are spending more on services. we saw incomes rise. wages and salaries are still hanging in there. there was a big jump in payments to farmers from donald trump for the pain under the tariffs. that helped boost incomes. americans are still spending and they still have the money to spend. david: and they are optimistic. mike: not only did they hang in the numbers showed the lowest inflation expectation in history for consumers over the next five years, just 2.2%. whetheris worried about inflation expectations get on board. --t makes the -- on board unmoored. for is something to look in 2020. kevin now we are going to in los angeles. what were the principal takeaways? kevin: i'm not sure there were major changes in the dynamic of the race. two things coming from joe biden. he was able to successfully contrast himself to bernie sanders on medicare for all. after the debate, i spoke with some offici

start stopping with nicorette david: a us a -- usa "usa todaye suggests we should all retirement leavingith high stress could help you live longer, we bring in fox news medical correspondent, dr. mark siegel, for those who can afford it would you prescribe early retirement. >> no, the studies are conflicted, first one in scotland people born in 1930s, they were dealing with a different period of time. maybe they were just growing potatoes, thi thin followed by germany study that said, if you hate your job, retire. had it you love your job keep going. inhaving a job you hate is a tremendous amount of stress, you get depressed, maybe you don't exercise or eat right, all bad things about bad life style go with a bad job. but i want to add, that times change, retirement may mean you are on your iphone all day long or watching netflix all day long, they factor in overall, i say get meaningful work, keep employer base healthcare system going. and stick with your job if you can. >>d siegel, i believe that having a purpose and creating is important part of health and wellness, but for those who

the labor department todaye reported that employment rate dropp to 3.5% in november, down from 3.6%.nwhile, employers added 266,00new jobs last month, the biggest increase in ten months. today's strong jobs report sent stocks soaring on wall street. the dow jones industrial average surged 337 points to close at 28,015. the nasdaq rose more than 85 points, and the s&p 500 added 28. florida officials have confirmed that a gunman who killed three people today at naval air station pensacola was a member of the saudi air force. the attack happened in ath classroom whersuspect was undergoing aviation training. shveral people were woded, before an office and killed the suspect. governor ron desantis said authorities are investigating several possible links to terrorism. >> the government of saudi thingsneeds to ma better for these victims. and i think they're going to owe a debt here, given that this lswas one of their individ when you have a foreign national involved, you know, particular in that part of the world, the investigation is obviously going to be different than if it wereb just

sanctions on russi russia todaye clearly not have the desired effect. why? because the administration hasn't been serious in their implementation. several mandatory provisions of this day still the ignored. i won't go through the whole list although i could. other than to point out the most egregious example. it's been 144 days since turkey took the delivery of the russian s. 400 air defense system. clearly a significant transaction under. and just last week, turkey tested the system against an american produced at 16. an american produced f-16. enough is enough. cap the sanctions must be imposed without further delay. any new russian sanctions legislation must make clear the ultimate policy goals what kind of behavior we are trying to change and how sanctions can be lifted in the event that the behavioral change takes place. to increase pressure on moscow we must also be honest that it could have other effects. under the enhanced sanctions regime that companies may no longer be able to benefit from the russian economy. american investors may no longer benef