you came with an essential employee visa, then an investor visa. you got your green card by being a farmer? >> that's correct. >> what kind of farmer? >> almond. >> an almond farmer? >> yes. and i own it today, just for the fun of it. please buy morale munds. >> we are talking to the ceo and founder of solarcity. he came on an underwater playing visa. true story. it's amazing the sort of things that people will do to come to this country and succeed and employ americans and create great companies. what was your desire to come to america at 20? what was the burning desire? >> you know, i always said like in capitalist in poland. as far as i can remember since my early age i loved the american culture. i also love the american movies. and the two movies that are primary responsible for my coming to america are wall street, not the corruption, but the idea if you worked really, really hard you can accomplish anything. the other movie, tv seri, erly " so at the age of 20, without speaking any english, without no money in the pocket, i arrived here. whi

but i would bet on visa any day of the week.elieve in our firm and brand, and i think we have got lots of upside potential >> and i know you put your money where your mouth is. you have one of the greatest buybacks i've ever seen. al kelly, ceo, thank you so much >> thank you >>> with earning season in full swing, we're starting to see the concrete impact of the president's tariffs. i've got to admit, it's not that good on a day when stocks are surging, we need to address the fallout from the trade war i've been a lot more supportive of the tariffs than most commentators i believe there's a time and a place for a little protectionism, especially when our trading partners refuse to may by the rules in theory, i think the president is justified in his crackdown on china. however, even i knew the tariffs would hurt i've always told you that. i said they would be bad news for the stock market it's not surprising that we're seeing company after company talk about rising cost, supply chain disruptions and new obstacles preventing our

visas. the original concept. it was carried out poorly and the cover up was one of the worst in the history of cover ups for a simple there deal should have never been thought of. somebody who really messed up that they had the worst cover up ever and were actually start is at the deal still when they thought about it because whoever thought of that idea. i think is in big trouble and they should be in big trouble. turkish president richard child added one has called the killing of jamal khashoggi a brutal and premeditated murder jamal because you watch. so far the evidence we have shows jamal was murdered brutally such brutality cannot be covered up in any way it would hurt humankind's conscience we would like saudi authorities to show the same sensitivity to this murder that saudi king solomon and the crown prince mohammed bin solomon have met members of jamal khashoggi his family in riyadh including his son salah engine market shakuri case our man has promised to hold to account anyone found responsible for th

and in our signature segment: the clock is ticking on work visas for spouses of h-1b visa holders. next on pbs newshour weekend. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: rnard and irene schwartz. sue and edgar wachenheim iii.ch thyl and philip milstein family. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. g. barbara hope zuckerb corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your provided by:port has bee and by the corporation for public broadcasting,nd by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. president trump and white house officials are denying reports that they are limiting the f.b.i. investigation of preme court nominee brett kavanaugh to certain allegations and witnesses. the president in a twe said," i want them to interview whoever they deem appropriate." mr. trump was responding to med

that's whyle they support visa lottery. you know what visa lottery is? countries put names in a batch, and you pick them. you pick them. you keep picking them, and then you've got nothing but problems because you think those countries are putting in their finest? i don't think so. a great way to dispose of their problems. visa lottery. and then you have chain migration. a guy comes in as an example. west side highway of manhattan. that's where i am. beautiful park. beautiful highway. this animal is driving a car down, and he decides he is going to make a right, right into the park where everyone is working out, exercising. and he knocks everything down, including kills eight people and badly ones -- do you ever noticed, they never talk about the people that are wounded, they lose their arms and their

authorities have cancelled the visas of four violent criminals with links to the apex...the door! in australia, media coverage of deportations is focused on gang violence. but many of the more than 1000 new zealanders deported have only minor criminal convictions, or none at all. speaker: the minister for home affairs has the call. thank you very much mr speaker, i think the honourable member... as australia's home affairs minister, peter dutton oversees a portfolio including australia's federal police and border force, and its immigration detention facilities. i tell you what i have done, mr speaker, i have cancelled 3700 visas of criminals in this country. people who would have gone to commit offences again australians... under recently changed laws, the home affairs minister holds extraordinary powers to deport people on "character grounds" alone. so even when no crime has been committed. he is also the sole arbiter. if a deportation decision is overturned by an australian court, the minister can ignore the judgement and simply amend the order and deport them anyway. i

while she still has a visa. but then the question is where will i z's ago. fellow don't i know hospital that stuff out of hand that path at the temple would have that that the path that that fish. and the i don't want the happy feet and set it up to canada. that's ahead and about how i'm going to stop time then i read. it how do you have to i mean the west had am twice what i want. i need. a lot of the lot of a lot. of those fund them and that costs. for what. i lack. the separation facing mahomedan i says has been shared by too many families. summoned to duty others have to return to yemen. and their relatives in the u.s. waiting hoping they can be together. before the war yemeni americans were able to travel relatively easily between their two home countries. that's the case for abdul forgave he works in the u.s. for an a.t.m. company to support his family. we went to meet him at his apartment just outside new york city home to generations of yemeni americans saw a wave of flood immigrants they came from our area in yemen abdul's family's roots in the u.s.

while she still has a visa. but then the question is where will i z's a go. for the hello don't i know hospital that stuff out of hand that pat at the temple would have thought that the path that that fish. and the washing done on washing the happy feet and said it took them to count. for the hand of a house i don't stop sign and i read. it how did it have to i mean there was chad am plus what i want. need. a lot of them for a lot of a lot. of them and that allows. for what. i lack. the separation facing muhammad and isis has been shared by too many families as. some in djibouti others having returned to yemen. and their relatives in the us waiting hoping they can be together soon. before the war yemeni americans were able to travel relatively easily between their two home countries. that's the case for abdul forgave he works in the u.s. for an a.t.m. company to support his family. we went to meet him at his apartment just outside new york city home to generations of yemeni americans saw a wave of flood immigrants they came from our area in yemen abdul's fami

authorities have cancelled the visas of four violent criminals with links to the apex...tralia, media coverage of deportations is focused on gang violence. but many of the more than 1000 new zealanders deported have only minor criminal convictions, or none at all. speaker: the minister for home affairs has the call. thank you very much mr speaker, i think the honourable member... as australia's home affairs minister, peter dutton overseas a portfolio including australia's federal police and border force, and its immigration detention facilities. i tell you what i have done, mr speaker, i have cancelled 3700 visas of criminals in this country. people who would have gone to commit offences again australians... under recently changed laws, the home affairs minister holds extraordinary powers to deport people on "character grounds" alone. so even when no crime has been committed. he is also the sole arbiter. if a deportation decision is overturned by an australian court, the minister can ignore the judgement and simply amend the order and deport them anyway. if they have been

and after just powers to cancel lee's visa again. family was crushed. you know, just to see their faces, you know, they have not seen me for 22 months, and then tell them that that's visa has been cancelled again, itjust broke them. —— that's. yeah. how do they react? they were shattered. theyjust... yeah, they just broke they were shattered. theyjust... yeah, theyjust broke down. yeah, so i was, yeah pretty —— pretty heartbroken. lee's entire extended family in australia made the decision to pack up and leave and return it to new zealand to restart their life together in the town where he was born, blenheim. lee was unrepentant about his membership of the motorcycle club, which australia has outlawed and which cost him his visa. at the end of the day they looked past the club thing. they see me as looked past the club thing. they see measa looked past the club thing. they see me as a little kiwi boy who left this town. they just look me as a little kiwi boy who left this town. theyjust look straight through that. i tell them i am st

es la loterÍa de visas. este beneficio depende de su paÍs de origen y de otras cosas.r a someter sus solicitudes en lÍnea, en la pÁgina oficial del servicio de inmigraciÓn. cree mayor para lograr darle una diversidad de estados unidos, que los inmigrantes vengan de todas partes del mundo. lourdes: aunque cada aÑo participan entre 11 y 14 millones de personas, ganar no es un sueÑo imposible. hace 19 aÑos, benjamÍn fue uno de los afortunados. >> nos beneficiamos comer familia, creo que tres personas tambiÉn se beneficiaron. lourdes: no todo el mundo puede participar. aquellas naciones que hayan enviado mÁs de 50,000 inmigrantes estados unidos en los Últimos cinco aÑos estÁn excluidas de la loterÍa. por esa razÓn, en latinoamÉrica no puedenconcursar colombia, el salvador, haitÍ, mÉxico, perÚ, no repÚblica dominicana, ni brasil. son elegibles guatemala, honduras, nicaragua, panamÁ,chile, cuba, venezuela, paraguay, uruguay, argentina, sÓlo lo puede hacer el que estÁ legalmente con visa de trabajo o estudio, spaÍs de origen. el gobierno matizÓ que el sorteo estÁ abiertoa per

while she still has a visa. but then the question is where will i z's ago. aflalo time to find a hospital that step out of hand that path at a time when we have that the path that we had fish. and the washing down on washing the happy feet and set it to the. canon. that i had and about how fun it was time and i read. it how did it have to have in the west and am twice what i want. i need. a lot of them for a lot of a lot. of them and that allows. for what. i lack. the separation facing mahomedan i says has been shared by too many families as. someone to do to others having returned to yemen. and their relatives in the u.s. waiting hoping they can be together. before the war yemeni americans were able to travel relatively easily between their two home countries. that's the case for abdul figgy he works in the u.s. for an a.t.m. company to support his family. we went to meet him at his apartment just outside new york city home to generations of yemeni americans saw a wave of immigrants they came from our area in yemen outdoes family's roots in the u.s. go back

el tema esto es para los volumen de visas y si calificas no te lo dan por telÉfono.a: algo importante. el departamento de estado aconseja los requisitos y prepararse. hablaba que es solamente en inglÉs asÍ que si alguien no habla inglÉs debe tener ayuda de un abogado o de un intÉrprete. ezequiel: no. no requiere la ayuda de un abogado. tampoco una tercera persona. tienes que tener la habilidad de poder rellenarlo en inglÉs. el requisito es hablar inglÉs. ahÍ es donde mucha gente cae en un fraude.querÍamos hablar porque hemos leÍdo que hay muchÍsimos reportes y muchas personas que se quejan a travÉs de las redes sociales de que han sido vÍctimas de estafa cuando han completado estos formularios. no tenemos tiempo pero, ¿quÉ le podrÍas decir a todas las personas que nos estÉn viendo? ezequiel: lo primero es que si ha sido Íntima -- vÍctima, hay que aprender de los errores. en la pÁgina oficial del departamento de estado importante que la gente no lo una vez que llegue esta fecha lÍmite no van a aceptar solicitudes aunque lleguen dos horas despuÉs de la medianoche. borj

we are taking appropriate actions which include revoking besides entering visa lookouts and other measures and the u.s. secretary of state identifies them as to punish some saudis suspected of being involved in these death. alone has them seek it this is as you see it i live from doha also coming up a new human rights report uncovers abuse and torture in the occupied palestinian territories. the u.s. warns the migrant caravan you will not cross our border on the any circumstances. i'm. so harsh words from donald trump towards the saudi crown prince for the first time the u.s. president appeared to hint that saudi crown prince mohammed bin sultan man's possible involvement in the murder of journalists will have more on that in a moment first tough rhetoric comes on a day when the u.s. is taking its first punitive actions in the case. for now the u.s. is revoking visas of twenty one saudi national secretary of state my point pay are also warning of additional measures separately trunk called the killing of quote the worst cover up in the history of cover ups but its insists on staying away f

we are taking appropriate actions which include revoking visas entering visa lookouts and other measures and the u.s. secretary of state identifies him to punish some saudis suspected of being involved in death. we have strong evidence this was a premeditated murder. all involved from top to bottom to face punishment. by law and has them seeking this is al jazeera live from doha sure from donald trump toward the saudi crown prince for the first time the u.s. president appeared to hint at saudi crown prince mohammed bin sandman's possible involvement in the murder of journalist we'll have more on that in a moment trump's tough rhetoric comes on a day when the u.s. is taking its first punitive actions in the case the u.s. is revoking visas of twenty one saudi nationals secretary of state might prompt a zero also warning of more to come or trump called the killing of quote the words cover up in the history of cover ups but he insists on staying away from economic sanctions is now putting the onus on the congress for a response meanwhile turkey's president wants the suspects as done well and

with them on a special work visa as long as their home nations recognize the domestic partnership this july the state department sent out a diplomatic note stating that as a matter of principle and reciprocity and countries were same sex marriage is not legally available and the sending status unable to accept the accreditation of the same sex thousands of members of the u.s. diplomatic and consular post the broad the same sex domestic partner would not be eligible meaning they plan to cease allowing same sex partners of diplomats to get visas to the u.s. i left their home countries recognize a legal marriage between the two this week the state department officially announced that effective immediately u.s. embassies and consulates will adjudicate visa applications that are based on a same sex marriage in the same way we adjudicate applications for opposite gender spouses at this time by the way offices sex couples must be legally married and ordered to be recognized as a median family under their visa the new changes require that of same sex couples however if we go back to the two th

visa here. right now i don't havervoney and i'm ing with my son on the streets. >> reporter: migrants like juana de jesus are staying at this shelter, waiting to see if they will be granted permiso travel through mexico legally. from honduras, she left the country to seek treatment for her sick son, and because her nesband was violent. why do you feel yo this humanitarian visa? >> ( translated ): if i had money, i would have applied for a u.s. visa from honduras, but since i don't have the money, i can't buy an airline ticket or anything, i'm not allowed. without a humanitarian visa it would be very hard to travel through mexico, s cause the gae killing people and near the borders they also kidnap people.so migrants suffeuch to get to the u.s. >> reporter: some at the slter complained of mistreatment by locals, but while we were there, a local business owner stopped by to donate food. >> ( translated ): when we have some bread left at the bakery we share it with these people who are fighting for

or work visa, it expired. it was a different time, different day. they stayed. different time, different day. they raise families, they became taxpayers. now we are going to deport these hard-working individuals? we are separating families at the border. i can write my own piece of legislation, let's make a line moving to get a work visa. if you can make the line move to get a work visa, those citizens from mexican who want to come into this country and work will stand in that moving line. >> in the senate, i helped pass immigration reform. we did it in a bipartisan way. we dealt with the dreamers, we dealt with folks who are already here. who have overstayed a visa and whose only crime is their immigration status. they should be able to get in that line. and become american citizens by earning that right. i'm tired of the narrative governor johnson brought up. the border is this terrible lawless place. when you spend time there -- i believe that not only can we do this better, we'll be so much better for it.

while she still has a visa. but then the question is where were lies these ago. for how led them to find a hospital that stuck out of hand that pat at the temple would have thought that the path that that fish. and there was no no no happy feet can set it. to canada. for the hand of a house i don't. know how to have to have in the west and am. need. a lot of the lot of a lot. of them in that house. that. i lack. the separation facing mahomedan i says has been shared by too many families. summoned to duty others have to return to yemen. and their relatives in the u.s. waiting hoping they can be together soon. before the war yemeni americans were able to travel relatively easily between their two home countries. that's the case for abdul forgave he works in the u.s. for an a.t.m. company to support his family. we went to meet him at his apartment just outside new york city home to generations of yemeni americans so wave immigrants they came from our area in yemen outdoes families. roots in the us go back almost a century i'm a fourth generation fourth generation in

y para pedir refugio, no necesitas llevar visa ni pasaporte.s para salvar su vida. hay refugiados de venezuela en colombia, perÚ, ecuador y todo eso. igual es esto. los hondureÑos hemos tenido refugiados de nicaragua, del salvador durante aÑos. tambiÉn tenemos derecho a pedir refugio en otros paÍses cuando creemos que nos tres vidas corren peligro. borja: seÑor fuentes, entonces esta marcha, para que quede claro, estÁ organizada para los hondureÑos para que lleguen a mÉxico. es decir, en ningÚn momento se estÁn planteando la posibilidad de pedir asilo a los estados unidos. correcto?>>o, esta gent asilo a estados unidos. esta gente estÁ huyendo de honduras. yo no sÉ cÓmo, pero algunos dicen que mÉxico se va a poner bueno porque dicen que hay un gobierno que va a mejorar las cosas. bueno, usted sabe, cuando uno estÁ ahogándose, cualquier rama es una esperanza para salvarse. eso es lo que pasa con esta gente. no los estÁ organizando nadie. es el hambre, la miseria, la represiÓncomo la corrupción del gobierno que tiene sin medicinal hospitales y la

or a work is a. -- visa. it expired. it was a different day. they stayed. they raised families. they became taxpayers. to deport are going these hard-working individuals? we are separating families at the border. if i could write my own piece of legislation, let's make the line .oving to get a work visa if you can make the line moved to get a work visa, those citizens from mexico that want to come into this country and work will stand in that moving mine. -- moving line. in. heinrich: in the senate, helped to pass immigration reform. we did it in a bipartisan way. we dealt with the dreamers. we dealt with folks who are already here, who have overstayed a visa, and whose only crime is their immigration status. and they should be able to get in that line and become american citizens by earning that right. know, i am tired of the narrative that governor johnson brought up, that the border is this terrible lawless place. when you spend time in lawrenceburg -- gov. johnson: you are confusing me with mr. rich. sen.

visas. turkey's president has called the killing of jamal khashoggi a brutal and premeditated murder in address to parliament. and demanded answers about his death inside the saudi consulate in istanbul three weeks ago. the crown prince mohammed bin met members of jamal khashoggi family in riyadh if you're doing his son. king solomon has promised to hold to account anyone found responsible for the journalist death whoever they may be. poignant and the reason is the director of the turkey project at the center for strategic and international studies joins me live now from washington d.c. thank you very much for being with us so that the response from the u.s. and from what my hope is specifically this evening will that satisfy the turks do you think in this. i don't think so i think the turkish strategy which is involved. daily leaks to journalists specifically. and i underline this through american journalists particularly the new york times and c.n.n. is designed to increase the pressure on

which includes revoking visas, entering visa lookups, other measures. we are also working with the treasury department to review the applicable of global magnificent sections to those individuals. these settles will not be the last on the matter to the united states. we will exploit additional matters to holders responsible, accountable. we are making very clear, the united states does not tolerate this ruthless action. to silence him. a journalist through violence. we continue to maintain a strong partnership with the kingdom of saudi arabia. neither president or i am happy with the situation. our share, remain. we continue to do as achievable. the protecting of america and holding accountable those responsible for the killing of mr. khashoggi. fourth, last week, delegation of human depth max, through a childish temper tantrum at a gathering. at the un. a meeting highlighted, intolerance of political opposition of the political prisoners. in response, everett no letter, requesting to it measures they will take in response to these actions. and make sur

and if these individuals currently have visas those visas will be revoked today ok so that's what's happening in london in berlin the german chancellor angela merkel has been talking tough on saudi arabia's handling of the killing of jamal hashad she she was speaking about the case again just a short time ago. well stones are distant guns allowed pursued this is what happened in the saudi consulate is inconceivable it reflects that human dignity isn't respected in many parts of the world some treaties are now being cancelled and rivest which again prompts us to work more for will to peace we must find solutions we must strive to preserve your it together because it's a society based on shared values and we must not lose sight of our gains we must continue to fight for the payments of seven decades of peace so nineteen germany discussing how to deal with arms exports to we've got the british and the french in the past couple of hours highlighting what they may or may not do in the coming hours and days so this all increases the pressure on riyadh absolutely you didn't hear it from going to mer

within the united states and aliens within the news who hold a visa and seek to change for status. this would not impact the alien populations that the government exempted including asighlies. and certain other beneficiaries of humanitarian programs. in addition, dhs is proposing to limit how the rule would apply to active duty and reserve members of the military and their spouses and children as well as certain children of the u.s. it is incumbent upon the u.s. government to evaluate applications in a manner consistent with federal law. and i believe the public charge regulation is a necessary step to achieving that goal. indeed, that regulation is necessary. as i just said. there is no definition for public charge in the statute or in the regulations. an attempt was made back in the late 1990s to -- well, a proposed rule was published back then, but never finalized. i think this regulation for the first time will definitively state what that means, what public charge means. the statutory provision of 212a 4 is there. it is a ground of inadmissibility. it needs to be administered.

some visas have been revoked. the americans were looking at further visas possibly to be revoked. the state department was talking to treasury as well about what the options would be for possible sanctions. amr. pompeo was askut crown prince mohammed bin salman, who many feel must have ordered this murder, if it took place involving intelligence officials and so on. he was asked, do you still consider the crown prince a reliable security partner. mr. pompeo did not really respond. he said, we are still collecting facts. we have learned a lot and will learn more in the next 48 hours. he said we will hold responsible, hold to account, bethose who we determine t responsible. we are collecting information fromhe saudis and turks but will make our decisions based on what we ourselves determine. laura: how is the u.s. secretary of state going to determine what happens next? is he waiting for the cia director to return from a visit to turkey? barbara: he did not say,ut we know the cia director is visiting turkey, and we do kw that the president as well as the secretary of state have said

en grupos y que si quieren ingresar a territorio estadounidense tengan que cumplir con los qu una visapués, de las 11:00 de la mañana, y cruzando el río, había una verja más grande donde las autoridades les dijeron de que no podian avanzar más. >>> hubo forcejeos, gas lacrimógeno, se lanzaron piedras de ambos lados del puente y estas personas están en el área del puente. >>> algunas personas, hay criaturas, mujeres con sus hijos en sus brazos y han recibido casa lacrimógeno después de estar siete días caminando hacia su sueño americano que es llegar a estados unidos y en estos entrar a esepuente,alla es al personas se han lanzado al río para evitar ser detenidos . >>> raúltorres, corresponsal en méxi, donald trump en su twitter ha dicho que no permitirá que estas personas lleguen a territorio estadounidense . >>> como se trata de una crisis humanitaria, un choque largamente anunciado, hoy el secretario de gobernación aseguró que no se utilizaría la fuerza, que no habría golpes, una reacción violenta en contra de la caravana de migrantes en tapachula pero vemos que se dio este cierre de

los estudiantes con visa graduados, que requieren de un permiso de trabajo o visa hb1 para su entre las, una entrevista con autoridades migratoriasse convirtiÓ en una trampa para una pareja de reciÉn casados en una prÁctica que va en aumento y contra la que la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles ha presentado una demanda. vilma con el reporte. vilma:marÍa eugenia acudiÓ con su esposo oscar hernÁndez, a la entrevista con inmigraciÓn el pasado 25 de septiembre para demostrar que el matrimonio que consolidaron hace tres aÑos es legÍtimo. cuenta que entraron a la entrevista y despuÉs le pidieron a ella que saliera de la oficina... esa fue la Última vez que vio a su esposo. >>no me dejÓ verlo, en el pasillo me dijo que no... que se lo llevan. que queda detenido. >>dice que el mundo se le vino encima. >>un dolor que siento que me estÁ comiendo por dentro, no puedo verlo y no lo puedo tener cerca... >>entro como indocumentado en 2005 y seis meses despuÉs, le emitieron una orden de deportaciÓn en ausencia, porque nunca se presentÓ en migración. >>estoy en un manojo de nervios, pensÁndose que

visa lottery. think about it. do you think this country or whichever country it is, are they going to put you -- are they going to put their finest in there? i don't think so. i don't think so. chain migration. we had a guy on the westside highway. he goes down the highway, 60, 70 miles an hour, radical islam, terrible. makes a right turn into a park, kills nine people, badly injuries them. nobody every talks about. people that are run eight long the beautiful hudson river because they want to stay in shape they end up going home six months later with no legs and arms because of people like this, sick people, these are sick people. and this guy had 22 people. he brought in his mother, his father, his brother, his sisters, his aunts, his uncles because of democrats' policy. that's called chain migration. it's a chain. it sounds so good like right out of school. sounds so beautiful, the chain, everyone comes together. nope. we're ending it, folks. and the democrats don't want to do it but we're ending it, folks. and

we are taking appropriate actions which include revoking visas entering visa lookouts and other measures we're also working with the treasury department to review the of applicability of the global magnets the sanctions to those individuals congress has already invoked the global magnitsky act which gives the administration a maximum of four months to investigate the killing and decide what sanction should be imposed on individuals or states found responsible norma's the vice president also expressed his horror at the killing and added that the information gathered by cia director gina has bill in turkey will be key in the coming days and i know that when the cia director returns and she'll be briefing the president myself and our entire team on what the turks have assembled and president trump has made it very clear. the before resources of our intelligence community working with the intelligence officials in turkey in our interactions with saudi arabia and also with other countries around the world are going to follow the facts and then decisions will be made the cia director is likely

it's not just tech it is anything that was up on a rope, whether it was visa or isrg big super gap are rolling and money is coming into defensive names. it all depends on the industrials and financials not about the staples or the tills at -- utilities at the end of the day. >> we say some signs of life in the intraday chart in today's session, at least. it helped to bring the markets practically to the flat line. >> a good sign but again, today's columbus day so i don't necessarily -- you don't want to -- >> is it still columbus day? indigenous people day. i don't think -- >> did i insult people i didn't mean -- i'm sorry i apologize. i didn't realize they made that change so it was a holiday. so - >> yeah. >> bond market was closed. >> let's put it out there. but you have to be encouraged a little bit i think dan said this before the xlf is rolling over and technically it sort of looks broken the banks are going to rally they better do it soon otherwise i don't know where we'll get the leadership fro. >> the investors don't seem that excited about the quick rate rise for the banks we

tesla, ford, visa all beating street dpimts.hip trouble amd accepting on the fourth quarter guidance following a 9% fall in actual trade now microsoft rallied after the bert than expected earnings joining joining us to give the take robert lunaa and ivan from tigress financial partners i've starting with you what's your take on the numbers do you remain positive. >> absolutely. it's a great quarter they own the productivity suite. i don't know anybody that doesn't use microsoft office they have successfully transitioned from a licensed model to a subscription model. and they keep improving it almost every other week you see upgrades and now everybody is paying $8 to $16 a month they still dominate the desk top operating system and they are growing strongly in cloud. and they have a tremendous presence in gaming all the key areas they continue to do well. >> rob, how long can they keep up 70 to 90 peppers growth in azure cloud business. >> that's amazing. to ivan point this is a great company hitting on all cylinders but the only

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we didn't have microsoft drop a doughnut visa with good numbers. big important companies remind us the business is decent. >> on top of the tames tesla and ford both out after the bell both in fact higher after the close for more get to the fill low bow doing double duty on ford and tesla fl fifl. >> starting off with tesla that earnings call coming up in about an hour or so. when you look at tesla it comes down to this could they have turned a profit in the third quarter yes they could and they did. 290 a share way above what everybody else was expecting out there. the consensus was for a loss of 19 cents a share that's one of the take aways when you look at tesla also the liquidity goes from 2.2 billion in carbon hand up to $3 billion and the model three production plans refirmed. if you look at shares of tesla and a nice move after hours let's see what happens when the conference call starts and let's see what the tone and attitude is from elon musk on the call which starts at 6:30. quickly on ford that conference call has just begun when you lo

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and if these individuals currently have visas those visas will be revoked today ok so that's a view from the u.k. for the latest on the u.s. reaction our white house correspondent kimberly how can joins us live now from washington d.c. kimberly it's interesting in the past sort of hours few days we've actually heard quite strong statements from president trump himself beyond his rhetoric where do things actually stand in terms of the next steps from the united states. right well certainly the tougher stance by the president is being welcomed by members of congress both democrat and republican who had been pushing him for weeks essentially to take a strong stance with regard to saudi arabia to say that in fact that there are concerns about the explanations given thus far so there is applause if you will from members of congress that now there is this opportunity for congress to work with the white house on the next steps whether that be sanctions will be blocking arms sales there are a number of ways in which it could proceed the only problem with this barbara is the pace there of course

washington revolkswagen the visas of 2 -- revokes the visas of 21 saudis suspected in the killing of journalist can showingy. this after president trump called the affair the worst-ever coverup. keep your hands off our bufplgt italy issues a stern warning after the european commission rejects its 2019 spending plan. accusing the country of consciously flouting pledges made. the president of algeria's national sameably refuses to resign. this despite pressure from m.p.'s. the north african nation is grappling with its most serious political crisis in more than two decades now. time now for the business news. steven joins me here. you've been looking at market reactions to italy's budget battle. reporter: difficult to say and swallow for many in the european commission as well. this unprecedented standoff with the e.u. is causing already some ripples on the market, italy's cost of borrowing rose after the news came from brussels on tuesday. today things dipping somewhat. but still remaining pretty high. the 10-year bond yield now around 3.5%. compare that to just .4% for germany. this