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ue like every i with president trump, you never know which one you're going to get. this is a lot like immigratio you have the president trump who talks about these incredible kids ander dre and we need to do something about it. and the nt day he turned around and recited the snake, that poem that basically compares all immigrants to a poisonous snake that's going to kill you in return for your hospitality. there is a big question and it's probably a question in the minds of his staff as well as in hiswn mind about what he's going to do anmorrow, next week on this issue. it's an open question to me what will influence i do think those kids and that session in the state dining room this week really had an impact on him. he use it would words i grieve for you and seemed like he wa really moved but -- by what he heard and wants to be the person who breaks the impasse ons g and takes action but it's going to be difficult. robert: a lot of moving parts on guns. we'll keep following that detective. let's turn to thesi r probe. president trump's former campaign chairman was

ues had the le chance to actually ask him in person, when did you find out? general kelly, he said look, he knew that there was ahold-up in terms rob porteretting his security status but he doesn't know. robert: when it comes to security pcess and also credibility questions, how he handled it. >> this ise supposed to b a no-no sense general. if he didn't get the details, y didn't he go after the details? because robr por is and was a right-hand man or aids to the president. it's raised questions and among others around president trump who has been on and off on john kelly. you add that to the daca comment about how some i too lazy to apply under the daca program. it creates anf impression a chief of staff who is on the bubble here. now the president has talked to of th advise ors -- advisors well, mull vainy might be chief of staff. h a way to play personnel off each other. but it's certainly a hard week for him. >> from headhunters and from people who are considering joining the administration, you want to know who the chief of staff will be, who you'll be r

markettoring thetock -- we are monitoring the stock ntrkets, they are functioning very well, and we ue to believe in the long-term impact of the stock markets. laura: one thing the markets hate is uncertainty, and today president trump raised the stakes for another government shutdown, saying that if he does -- legislati on immigration isn't altered he would be for , it. president trump: i will tell you, i would shut it down over this issue. oif we don't straight our border, we don't have a country. have at borders, we don' country. laura: after those comments, the white house press secretary siclarified that the pnt wasn't actually advocating a shutdown. for more on what is driving the market and the impact o' washington'woes on the economy i spoke a brief time ago withhe neil irwin of ew york times." the market posted these big gains today after yesterdays very steep losses. what is driving the volatility? neilthere is uncertainty around exactly what is going to happen with wages and intere rates, and we are in an environment where we are coming off a time of low volatility and comin

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the idea that looking at earnings that we're getting so far is that the earnings are much kaicatching uece right now. peak earnings may have already come what do you think? >> i don't know about peak earnings but peak rate of change in the earnings. so in the last four or five weeks since the tax bill was passed, forward earnings estimates have gone up 8%. i mean that's almost a parabolic rate we're getting there in terms of rate of change revision breadth is as high as we've ever seen in 30 years of history. that's going to weigh on markets too. we're not anticipating negative growth any time soon but the market will start to think about the peak rate of change that will weigh on multiples a little bit if rates don't settle down, let's not forget we have a debt ceiling debate to go through which could put a further spike in rates, that is the main governor on multiples and upside for equities in the near term. >> michael, i want to dig into this idea of tax reform and just how much that could stoke economic growth and whether it's priced into the market right now. i say this because u.p

this is the debate about what the best process is. , the italians,ue so on. and now, look at it.n through the worst debt crisis. we have had a beautiful deleveraging. and we are now in a situation where growth is improving. of course it can always be better. you can have more structural reforms. situation where growth is positive, the debt crises are not as difficult as they were. and were not having an inflation problem. inflation has to get it up to 2%, and that is a struggle. the issue, of course, still has to do with keeping this expansion going. if you talk about the political issue, there is a challenge between the haves and the have-nots. economicst not have an slide, that is where the real political problems are. i'm not worried about too much inflation in europe. i'm not worried about that and i think we are on a good track. there are always the political issues to put it in perspective. scarlet: and that was ray dalio speaking to tom mackenzie in beijing. coming up next, strange may,llows against theresa the u.k. prime minister where conservative lawmakers and jeremy co

we have a system of justice where people who are accused get ue process, so it's just applying to this field what we have applied generally >> some women also fear backlash. they worry that women may have less opportunity for mentorship at work because guys are afraid of interacting with them. is this valid or not? >> let me ask you -- as a man. do you think you will encourage women because of the me, too movement? rosen: on the contrary, i have felt like many men sensitized to the plight of women by hearing these stories and it seems like an entirely sala tory thing in the workplace. >> yes. osen: your entire veer as an - towering career as a litigator and advocate and justice has studied the interplay between political and social movements and the law. you said just this afternoon, that the courts are the least important part of social change. first comes political activism and public education and then legislation and then the courts. so looking forward 10 or 20 years, how does the momentum of the me, too, movement get reflected in legislation and in judicial decisions? >> as i said

remember, nicolle, these weapons that they use, this is part of their war doctrine, thaese weapons they ue are asymmetric measures. the one thing vladimir putin has to keep in mind is he doesn't cross a red line and force the big guy to punch back. >> who's the big guy in that story? are we the big guy? the big guy, the president that's never directed the fbi to protect us from russia? >> yeah, we're the big guy. that's why this is more crazy than you'd think. if we made clear to russia what we will accept and won't accept, i think vladimir putin will listen. the fact is he's already achieved what he wants to. we're going to worry in 2018 that he meddled with our voting system not because he necessarily is going to do that because we haven't defended against it and wie know he's capable of it. >> evelyn farkas, vladimir putin also consumes as much of sort of the ambient noise in our politics and in our culture as anybody stateside. and i'm sure that what he's picking up on is he is dealing with an american president very reluctant, inexplicably reluctant, to even impose the sanctions that

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and of course,ue bigion is: even with all of that, can the senate come up with pla with 60 votes? senator lindsey graham said he's more pessimistic today over a wider deal. this there is trouble on the topic of family migration. very hard to find an agreement on whether or how to limit yth. g: lisa desjardins, thank you very money. yamiche in the white house briefing room we heard the president talking about he would love a shutdown. why is he t about this? >> the president is talking about a shutdown for several reasons. the first is he misunderstood what was going on on the hill today. the hill and lawmakers there are talking out spending bill including military and non-military spending. this is not like the lastsh down where people were really focused on immigration. democrats were saying they weren't ing to vote for the bill if it doesn't include something to do with the daca kids, the drears, those undocumented kids that were brought here as young people. this time around, that's just not the case. president trump, however, really saybe didn't understand that he was sitting

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, but they have them, but maybe we can coerce, but if they are on the front line, it is a lodgic of ue them or lose them. and the russians fearing that logic would be more likely to be deterred. then finally, when it comes to keeping german nukes denied, the reality is that is a condition for germany to even enter nato in the 1950s. they had to not possess their own nuclear weapons. throughout the cold war, that the remained the issue, and became even more important with the ending of the colder war. in fact, many, main many ways, why nato was not less important with the collapse of the berlin wall bucks more important. in order for the germany to reunify, they had to agree not to acquire nuclear weapons and signed on by the other major powers in europe, the united states, england, france and russia, and the way to do that was to make sure that the unified germany remained part of nato. that mission was then expand pod the rest of eastern europe, and the fear being that if these countries were to acquire a n e nuclear weapon to deter a threat from possibly russian, and to bring them in

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. >> i like that ue boom, and i really like those. >> that's great, but if you have spotify or anotherly with that. you can beam to it using air play, but it's not the same as using the voice commands. that's what everybody loves. play this artist and song. play this genre. >> that kiech works for me. i use my apple music a lot. >> what's the next frontier on the assistant part? like, what are we all going to get soon that's going to make our lives really amazing? >> i think we're getting to the point now, especially on the amazon and google side where we have multi-user versions where everyone in the house through voice recognition, it knows who you are, and this is something the home pod actually doesn't do yet, but the other ones do, and i'm sure it will come everywhere eventually where it can tell who is talking to it and give you personalized feedback and information. your calendar, music taste, what you're interested in by listening to your voice. >> dan, thanks. >> thank you whe. >>> george clooney and his wife, amal, are speaking out -- >> what's her name, john? >> her name is

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gains,ue ceo elizabeth we will discuss those results later on "daybreak europe."erg markets: asia." i'm haidi lun in sydney. rishaad: and i'm rishaad salamat in hong kong. spotify founders are following google and facebook, trying to maintain control after listings by holding shares with super voting power. the ceo and vice chairman -- [indiscernible] spotify has been valued at up to $20 billion in private trade in the recent month. haidi: sprint is selling junk bonds for the first time in three years to fund a wireless upgrade. it is selling $1 billion of unsecured junk bonds. talksllapse of merger with t-mobile last year left sprint alone in an increasingly competitive market. it lagged verizon, at&t, and t-mobile in terms of subscribers. rishaad: broadcom's ceo received compensation last year mostly consisting of shares linked to the company's performance. the return beat 90%. he would be entitled to as much as 4.5 times as many shares. -- [indiscernible] and what he may achieve from the bid for qualcomm. haidi: tournaments are starting to resemble major sporti

[audio en inglÉs] carlos: dice que se siente muy bien porque por fin hoy empieza la pelÍcula yq ue leabajaste con lupita longo, tÚ eres inglesa y esta pelÍcula es mundial. es bien importante porque se ve que el rey no podrÍa ser rey sin un grupo de mujeres fuertes a su alrededor. creo que serÁs un ejemplo para las chicas. [audio en inglÉs] carlos: dice que estÁ muy emocionada de poder convertirse en un ejemplo a seguir para todas las jÓvenes. ya lo saben que la pelÍcula de marvel se estrena hoy, "black panther". gracias y continuamos con nuestra propia heroÍna del programa, karla. karla: mi carlitos, yo creo que me falta mucho para eso. les quiero platicar de que asÍ nos momentos todos fuimos testigos de lo que fue sorprender a tres de nuestras productoras cuando se enteraron de que habÍan venido producciÓn de su propia sorpresa. hace minutos atrÁs le dijimos: ustedes son las que serÁn transformadas en el dÍa de hoy. miren nada mÁs, salieron corriendo. vamos a ver cÓmo va el proceso de embellecimiento de estas tres de las nuestras que representarÁ este magnÍfico equipo de producciÓn q

sky.anagement of the there are problems in the region . ,ue to lack of cooperation traffic flow betweenu do not like this sort of thing being passed on to the consumer. >> two points. first of all, we say the government, be careful when you want to follow the privatization track. everywhere in the world, we have , notprivatization as being as a failure, but it carries a lot of inconvenience for airlines, especially with cost increase. cost increase means fair increase for passengers. increase for passengers. we also urge governments to avoid pre-financing. do not want to pay in advance. askould be very strange to drivers to pay for june -- a bridge before it was built. you must be aware that we are a sector, perhaps the only one, to pay for infrastructure. we pay for airports, air traffic , air trafficms control over fly see. we pay for infrastructure. we said ok, we pay for that, but we want to pay the fare price and not pay in advance for future infrastructure cost. juliette: we're seeing an influx andow-cost carriers increasing budget carriers. how do full-service carriers get around

estos contrato se que renovarlos en primera dile porq uÉ te enamoraste de Él. >> te amo porque eres lopor recordar el amor y no entrar de a rajatabla decir lo que les molesta. >> divino por quÉ no entras como en modo de molestia sino que ya estÁ pleno y el camino estÁ lindo y amoroso. alicia: algo muy bonito que hicieron las dos parejas es que se fueron como al comportamiento porque a veces queremos criticar la persona y eso nos hace sentir muy mal. esto en sus casas hÁganlo cada semana. recuerden lo positivo porque siempre seÑalamos lo malo. recuerden dar abrazos y un beso que siempre renueva el amor. >> lo mÁs importante es poder le decÍa la persona siempre ... >>permiso y permiso. >> meche, quÉ pasÓ? meche: yo he traÍdo a mi pareja. les presento a carlos enrique. [hablan a la misma vez] meche: frente a frente. cuÁnto tiempo llevan juntos? rÁpidamente las mismas preguntas que le hizo a la otra pareja. alcia: por quÉ se ha enamorado? >> porque no me dejo opciÓn! meche: me enamorÉ de él porque tiene los labios como el carmÍn y la tinta blanca como la nieve. alicia: quÉ te molesta de él

it is unclear how the votes lin ue up on either side.basically now have the republicans and the democrats split, not just between themselves, but between their own parties. francine: so, if it passes through the house, funding will come back just in time when workers, i think, arrive at their jobs. if it doesn't, it is the second government shutdown in two or three weeks. what happens after that if it does not get past? stephanie: i think it gets kicked back. the house, they need to sit down and work out a compromise. people are now saying this is really in paul ryan's hands. all he needs to do is schedule this vote on immigration. he's said, i'm not going to schedule a vote on immigration until we get the spending bill passed. i will not schedule a vote on immigration until we have a bill that i think trump will sign. he does not want to come up with something that will be vetoed by the president. this is his view on how the november midterm elections are affecting today's politics. you have republicans in the house that are worried abo

es un concepto ue se realizarÁ en diferentes ciudades a lo largo del aÑo.gente de la patrulla fronteriza, rogelio martÍnez. fue muerto en noviembre pasado en texas. las causas del deceso no pudieron ser determinadas y permanecen en el misterio. esto podrÍa revelar el compaÑero de la vÍctima, quien ha dicho que no recuerda exactamente quÉ paso. una niÑa de 11 aÑos da a luz a un bebÉ, hijo de su propio hermano de 14. la pequeÑa de origen boliviano habÍa llegado a un hospital espaÑol con dolores y se descubrieron que estaba embarazada. se determinÓ el vinculo incestuoso y ahora estÁn los menores bajo custodia del estado. la menor tenÍa 13 aÑos en la concepciÓn, por lo que es inimputable. se registrÓ el doble nÚmero durante la temporada pasada en el brote de influenza. este serÍa el mÁs alto, segÚn los centros para el control de enfermedades. expertos seÑala que la epidemia estÁ lejos de concluir. anticipan un aumento en el nÚmero de contagiados en las prÓximas semanas. la influenza cobrado la vida de ese tres niÑos en cuatro meses. tras las rejas, un hombre ac

hayq ue darle duro aquÍ.itas y fit. busquen en mis redes por claudia molina. el jueves empieza el segundo reto. besitos a todos los que van a participar. francisca: gracias por siempre darnos lo que necesitamos para estar en forma. claudia: siempre es bueno estar mejor. francisca: nos vamos a un mensaje. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook, instagram y snapchat. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. alan: cuerpazos para siempre de nuestra claudia molina. otra que tambiÉn tiene un gran cuerpo es la pareja de adriÁn uribe. le preguntar a ella de quÉ opina de que adriÁn uribe tiene una nueva relaciÓn. reportero: luego del tÓrrido romance de candela mÁrquez con adriÁn uribe, hoy a ocho meses distanciada de Él, la actriz dijo que fue una dura separaciÓn. >> se pasÓ mal pero hoy en dÍa todo va bien. reportero: quÉ sintiÓ al ver a adriÁn uribe que tiene una nueva relaciÓn. >> estoy muy contenta de que tengo una nu

yo he visto que era sÓlo una barrera de metal delgadoq ue se podrÍa brincar fÁcilmente entonces cruzarlaiban a trabajar por california pero luego fue en todos los estados unidos. cuando comenzaron a crear el muro en 1994 el flujo comenzÓ a cambiar y sobre todo despuÉs del 911. en los Últimos seis aÑos ha bajado el flujo migratorio de personas sin papeles en un 40% porque ya hay mÁs trabajo en mÉxico. el grupo mÁs grande que cruza son centroamericanos y para ellos es mÁs fácil y corto cruzar por texas. se suben a la bestia con sus trenes y llegan a la frontera del norte e intentan cruzar. algunos estÁn cruzando, algunos no cruzan y se quedan en mÉxico pidiendo apoyo y hay muchos centroamericanos y haitianos que se han quedado en mÉxico. luÍs: buscando los centroamericanos que se quedaron del otro lado de la frontera viajamos a mÉxico y llegams al proyecto salesianos, una instituciÓn que provee comida y albergue a muchos inmigrantes como kevin, a quien encontramos en la cocina trabajando como voluntario. kavin: yo vine de honduras. no querÍa cruzara para el otro lado y ahorita la legislaci

francisca: " mitre o regalo de san valentÍn fue enterarme de ue mi novio andaba con dos mÁs" karla: esepara la extensiÓn del tps. el costo es de $495. a diferencia de los 18 meses que daban antes, ahora la renovaciÓn sólo serÁ válida por seis meses. en su portal de internet el servicio de inmigraciÓn y ciudadanÍa aclara que la medida de protecciÓn vence el 5 de julio de 2018 para los hondureÑos. >> esto significa que antes de julio, aproximadamente en junio, los estados unidos deberÁ pronunciarse sobre si extenderÁ una vez más y por cuÁnto tiempo si el programa para hondureÑos quedarÍa cancelado. marÍa: los nicaragüenses quieren como Último dÍa para renovar hoy aunque su beneficio vence el 5 de enero de 2019. si pierden esta oportunidad quedarÍan desprotegidos. sin embargo, las personas amparadas bajo el tps tienen otras opciones para legalizarse en el paÍs. si esos beneficiarios tienen algÚn familiar directo ciudadano estadounidense, ya sea su esposo, hijos o sus padres, estos le podrÍan pedir la residencia. ademÁs su empleador tambiÉn puede hacer la peticiÓn de una visa de trabajo. a