from now on, i'd must have to wash my own clothes...usiness stories. the chief executive ofjp morgan has told the bbc it could cut its 16,000 uk workforce by more than a quarter if financial rules diverge after brexit. speaking in davos — jamie dimon said ‘more than aooo' jobs could go if brexit talks failed to produce an outcome close to the current arrangements. ford has reported lower than expected quarterly profits — blaming rising commodity costs and unfavourable currency exchange rates. it warned there was more pain to come this year because of higher raw material prices. the company has admitted it needs to improve its ‘fitness' — rival general motors gave wall street a more positive outlook last week. the number of foreigners visiting the us fell by 4% in the first seven months of 2017. is comes from the us national travel and tourism office. visitors from africa and the middle east seeing the biggest declines. the fall comes despite growth in tourism around the world. some of course, are blaming the policies of president trump.

when we do this, a lot of manufacturers will be coming to the united states to build washing machines and also solar. for both solar and washing machines, these executive actions uphold the principle of fair trade and demonstrate to the world that the united states will not be taken advantage of anymore. our companies will not be taken advantage of anymore. and our workers are going to have lots of really great jobs with products that are going to be made in the good old usa. and that's what this is all about. so i'm going to start signing. we'll go here first. this is to facilitate positive adjustment to competition from imports of large residential washers and washing machines, etc. thank you it's a very big industry, and you're going to have a lot of plants built in the united states. that were thinking of coming but would have never come unless we did this. big industry. a lot bigger than people would understand. and this is similar, but this is for solar products. so that we'll be making solar products now much more so in the united states. our companies have been decimated, and

washing machines?o who is to make the washer on a washing machine. i think you have to take that into consideration. it is not posturing, it is real. trump is trying to find a way to run the government, to get republicans reelected in 2018 and keep his majority power. this will start to play out in his -- in this trade war, that is more of a trade argument, because the u.s. and china cannot afford to go to war and i don't think they want to. rishaad: we have to return to bank of japan. looking ahead to the monetary policy decision, no real changes expected, but we are looking out if there is any change to the nuance? investors are looking for any update in that language, that will be key. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ an yvonne man with the first word headlines. china and south korea responding to new u.s. trade tariffs on solar panels and washing machines. they accuse washington of misusing trade measures. south korea has asked the wto to suspend concessions on u.s. imports so it can reimpose tariffs of its

machines right here in the united states the trumpet ministration believes that south korean washing machines and chinese solar panels have an unfair competitive advantage against products made in the u.s. tariffs as high as fifty percent could be imposed on washing machines trump is on his way to davos and plans to use his trip to promote his america first strategy they're going to do have those will be talking about investing in the united states again for people to come in and spend their money in the good old usa and that's what they're doing we have massive amounts of money coming in. the u.s. president is due to host a dinner for european see those at the world economic forum on thursday and investment in the u.s. is likely to be high on his agenda. change of scene now and the dump off the wealth well that's what an vironment experts call china a country is the world's biggest importer of garbage some fifty six percent of the world's plastic waste ends up there and that's going to change since the beginning of the year there have been an import battle in force on two dozen diff

they don't break it down by washing machines into the u.s.ent, i think we have it here. appliances. a breakdown of revenue for algae, 30% to the u.s. lg, 30% to the u.s. as we said, they put out a statement saying they are fairly disappointed. stock is down at the moment 3.7%. very quickly come a look at the macro space. stocks are up. dollar and majors mostly on the rise. lots of things to talk about. gdp,ve the boj, philippine singapore inflation coming out as well. and the chinese markets, we are watching casinos. betty: thank you. byying with casinos, surging the most in nearly two years in new york after quarterly erred -- earnings. here's bloomberg intelligence gaming analyst margaret wong. the us through some of biggest drivers and what this means for some of the competitors like sands. reporter: thank you. it was a great quarter for wynn, due to the exposure they had in the premium sector, which they've always been good at, and has been a pioneer in the industry in terms of leading with an excellent product in the market. for that rea

on washing machines, the tariffs go up to 50%.n't necessarily expecting this at this point. president trump ran on an america first campaign, and throughout his first year in office has talked a lot about trying to do something to combat unfair thinks are foreign trade practices. he has not taken much action. china currencyl manipulators as he did on the campaign trail. these are the toughest moves yet. they were not expected. there was some expectation about tariffs on aluminum. the trade allies were caught surprised, and people like south , which are allies but could be hurt by this, and had strong things to say in reaction today. manus: these tariffs were were lower, they than those recommended by the trade commission back in october. they recommended 35%. and they did taper. moment another bellicose on tariffs from trump as he prepares to go to davos? what has the reaction been on this? jodi: i think you are right. they could have been tougher, and some are saying that. people are saying there may not be much affect, certainly

dirt. >> if you are washing these pants, what is the goal? aren't you trying to wash the dirt out? >> reporter: you think. >> in this case the dirt was present, except there was luminol glowing. >> reporter: the chemical police used to detect blood and body fluid. this didn't make sense. with no blood on the pants, the luminol was highlighting something else on two very specific areas of the pants. >> one on each side, right at the area of the knee, on the front of the pants. >> reporter: if you were kneeling down in something? >> if you were kneeling down in something that you later wanted to get out by spot cleaning it with detergent, and you actually did get it out, this would glow as we saw it. it will glow because cleaning detergents also make it glow. so you think you have blood, you have cleaning detergent. >> so those pants that yanos apparently washed the morning of the murder were still dirty except for the knees. why were they spot cleaned there? wallace went back to the autopsy report. archie's fatal stab wounds were to his torso, doesn't make sense the killer would sta

we do have a very large domestic manufacturer of washing machines. we looked at it and studied extensively. this is a very rigorous process that went through a bipartisan committee. they made a recommendation. then the trade ambassador held hearings as well. he made a recommendation, then there were extensive meetings with the president. the president understands that and the importance of the economy and the price of consumer goods to consumers. so we have taken that all into account as we made the decisions. the president cares enormously about growing the economy and keeping the economy on the right track and making sure consumers have the best opportunity possible, but he also cares very much but the workforce in the united states and making sure we create a job environment and workforce participation and wage growth. we have to get both of those right, and it is something we are committed to doing. thank you very much. >> you have been to davos a lot over the course of your career. the president i don't believe has been there before. what is one

and their washing machines make up more than half of their operating profit.ow this could really impact of them. iny were looking to open up 2019 their first u.s. factory that would be based in tennessee. whether that helps to warm up relations i guess remains to be seen. shery: the president just signed that trade action. the action will encourage lg to make machines in the u.s. we will bring you the tape light back when we get them. the recent tax overhaul brings u.s. corporate rates more in line with other nations including canada. canadian finance minister sat down with francine lacqua in davos and discussed how increased american competitiveness affects his country. >> the american tax plan is a big change but it's not one that is that different in terms of where the eventual rates are versus canadian situation. average corporate rates for example in canada are both money 7%. the way we look at it is this will bring average rates in the united states 26%. we are looking carefully at it. we do think obviously it's going to have impact on some sectors of th

the female of the species burrows into the skin deep enough so that it can't be washed off. it then lays its eggs which hatch after a few days the larvae migrate to the skin surface where they breed and the cycle starts again. this is i always thought scabies was caused by bad hygiene that it had died out. but first a friend got it and then my cough and did two when he came down with an itchy rash he went to see a dermatologist treatment helps with the itching but scabby shouldn't be taken too lightly people suffering from an infestation tend to be stigmatized but hygiene has nothing to do with the condition the mites like clean skin as much as dirty skin and they spread through shared clothes or clothes physical contact. in fact so nick and for the affection is passed from person to person the might spiral into the skin but not very fast it takes them five to ten minutes to pass from one person to another so that contact needs to be sustained and if the might start to spread the . the might spread faster in close quarters that's why the problem is often especially acute in

in the meantime, anybody who imports washing machines, not happy at all.ean manufacturers samsung and lg, they're the two that we're talking about. samsung opened a brand-new plant in south carolina that we told you about in i believe it's north carolina -- isn't it? south carolina? listen to me. south carolina, black blown, south carolina. and what they're saying is very upset. the number one purveyor of washing machines is samsung and hired 500 people, they want to hire a thousand in the united states. let's put up this statement -- jeff flock is outside a solar factory in chicago talking about the solar panel situation and the washing machines. jeff, if we interrupt you, we want to let you know it's because sarah sanders, the press secretary is coming out. go ahead. you got a better offer. i understand. this is the largest urban solar power plant in the u.s. and it was built by a company called sunpower, which today, i'll show you stock in a minute. these guys are not happy about. this these trade issues are tricky, liz, and i explained why, first liste

sun power is down a bit. >>> tariffs on large residential washing machines will range between 20% and0%. u.s. officials have said more trade enforcement actions will follow there's some moves at samsung and lg, both are up. i would imagine washing machines are a small part of samsung earnings it was a strong session across the board in asia either way so these tariffs not affecting those manufacturing. whirlpool up 3.2%. bosch is a big manufacturer in germany of these products, it's a privately held company so not listed. >>> ba bicardi is buying patron landon dowdy has more. >> we have to call it patron >> we do have good business for you. bicardi is buying patron in a deal worth more than $5 billion this comes as more companies scramble to own more top shelf spirits. high-end tequila shares have soared from 2002 to 2016 brad cooper says the deal demonstrates the need to adjust portfolios to be on target with consumer demand as drinke erers shift from beer, rum and vodka patron is facing increasing competition from jose cuervo as well as celebrity-back the brands but diago brought ge

and solar is a little unique of an issue washing machines, let's talk about washing machines for a second what is the point, simply to pull that production back in the u.s. is that no sense it will be more expensive for consumers than madz elsewhere >> whirlpool and other claimants were saying they compete in the marketplace but they can't compete on dumped product coming in lg and samsung were moving their production from mexico and south korea and china and vietnam and thailand and an action like this was really the last resort they make a competitive product and a lot of consumers buy it. whirlpool is the largest manufacturer in the world. it's not like they're seeking out protection this was a last resort for them. i think consumers will benefit because you're going to have more companies making washing machines in the united states. down the road that will be april far better thing to have a competitive, innovative industry based in the united states, we'll benefit from the research. you'll see that impact jobs and, again, i think the consumer effect is wildly overstated. meanwhile,

>> yes, i use it a lot. >> and i wash my hands.hen i go to the gym after wiping down the equipment, i wash my hands because i feel like that's better. >> yes are, i only watch when you do that. >> have you been out in public saying oh my goodness. how are you? i watch you here every day and they shake your hand and can you think about it? you think to yourself you're okay with that, right? >> yes. >> and then guy and find that bathroom. >> i know parents that keep this stuff bottled in their backpack and the diaper holder and everything. >> yeah. >> people mean well by shaking your hand. >> sure, they love it. you need to wash your hands. >> yes, especially since i didn't get that shot. >> and still not too late to get that shot by the way. the doctors will tell you. checking your responses at 9:30. thank you for talking to us on twitter and using our hashtag. >>> coming up next on the 9, the president's first state of the union address and a meeting to hammer out the deal on immigration. the big week in politics ahead. >> also, yo

obviously there are german manufacturers who sell washing machines in the wash -- in the united states, but they could be jeopardized by higher prices on imports. the rest of the world, the europeans are watching where the trump administration is going with this because they don't want to see a threat to the global trading system, to the wto and there are fears that that is what we could end up with. the chinese to the u.s. to the imposed george w. bush similar tariffs and the u.s. lost. chinese dos if the it this time and donald trump loses? vonnie: we will say that for next time -- save it for next time. let's keep talking trade and had to davos relievers -- were leaders have gathered. erik schatzker is there with a economic leader of the center of one major trade agreement and that is nafta. erik: i am here with ildefonso secretarythe economy for mexico and certainly in the middle of nafta negotiations. good to see you. let us begin with this question. what are your reactions to tariffs? trump's what prevails is that nafta is in place. the original nafta has a provision in place whe

in his first trade move against asia, president trump slaps tariffs on solar panels and washing machines. and i'm sally bundock in davos. business and political leaders are gathered to try to talk about a shared future in a fractured world. and on the markets, it's very upbeat mood in asia as you can see and on the markets, it's very upbeat mood in asia as you can see and the dow once again closed at a record high. the prospects for the global economy are at their brightest in almost decade, that's according to both business leaders and the international monetary fund, who have launched their latest forecasts as the world economic forum gets under way in davos. it's where the world's business leaders and top politicians push for greater trade links and investment. the imf has increased its growth predictions for this year and next to 3.9%. it says that reflects growing momentum and president trump's recent us tax reforms. the imf says the good news has been well spread out with 120 countries, representing 75% of the world economy, seeing stronger growth in 2017. business leaders have not

solar panelsfs, and washing machines in his first major protectionist move.ho will be the winners and losers? the u.s. government reopens as democrats set a short-term funding deal, or have they kicked the immigration issue down the road? value tops $100 billion. shares surge in after-hours trading. we are less than half an hour till the start of cash trade. let's take a look at where futures are indicating we could open this morning. gains acrossg at the board and ftse futures are up .4%. ax futures indicated to open percent higher. the percent mispriced a little lower, but it looks like a positive day in europe this morning. treasuries, i've got a three-day chart on my terminal. we have been hovering around the 2.36 level. it looks like treasuries have been in a tight range the last three days of trading, but not low. 2.63 is still a fairly high range. you can see the arrow there, the yield dropping a little today. interesting action coming out of australia. let's talk about that and the pound, which is on the move. the aussie market up .7%, the s&p pushing

get it washed, or just wait for a natural car wash on friday. if you don't feel like waiting in the lines -- lines have been huge. friday we get a nice downpour of rain. a live look outside now, no rain to speak of. nice, quiet wednesday morning. live look at broad street from the kimmel center campus camera. up in the lehigh valley, we're off to a dry start. it is much colder than yesterday afternoon. when you stepped outside yesterday, it felt incredible compared to the last two days. now this morning, a bit of a setback, but we'll recover this afternoon back into the 40s. the latest temperatures, 26 in sinking spring. berks county now. 27 in fleetwood. 22 in walnut. 25 in nazareth. our northern and western suburbs, chester county over into montgomery county, 18 in north wales. 25 in warrington. and as we head into south jersey now, your temperatures are starting off in the low to mid 20s. 22 in voorheis. 24 glassboro. 18 to the north in pemberton. with a cool breeze, it's not too bad. not seeing windchills that are biting. your face doesn't f

which tariffs on washing machines and solar power i agree with. a lot of folks at davos disagree vehemently. they think this affront to free trade. this is the president's problem when he goes to davos. he can't say america is open for business and at same time stamp tariffs on industries booming. melissa: sure he can. that is the opening offer. you want to negotiate, renegotiate all the trade deals, my opening offer i will slap a tariff on your product. >> mind you, melissa i agree with these tariffs. these tariffs protect american workers but they're long overdue but what happens is you go to davos you make the argument, world leaders and business owners look at you can't say you believe in this when you know the price of washers, foreign washers will go up 20% in the united states. melissa: that's right. >> this is a very tricky, this will be a very tricky needle for this president to string. i commend the president, but i think tariffs on solar panels and tariffs on washing machines, help companies like whirlpool, american manufacturer of wash

>> on the washing machine situation, both of these copies are opening manufacturing plants. they will hire a thousand new employees there. they will be manufacturing washing machines here in the united states, we do have a very large the mastic manufacture of washing machines so when we have looked at it, we study this quite extensively and i said this is a very rigorous process that went through a bipartisan committee, they made a recommendation than the trade ambassador held hearings as well, he made a recommendation and then there was a stance of meetings with the president, the president understands that and he understands the importance to the economy and the price of consumer goods to consumers. we have taken that all into account as he made the decision, the president cares enormously about growing the economy and keeping the economy on the right track and making sure our consumers have the best opportunity possible. he also cares very much about the workforce in the united states and making sure we create a great job environment and create workforce participation and

trade tariffs on solar panels and washing machines.used washington of misusing trade measures while seoul imposed duties as a response. there was a mixed reaction in asian stocks. the u.s.

after all, neither career nor china is alone in making solar panels and washing machines.ntries around the world are affected by component parts in the supply chain. it will really depend ultimately on which country and which companies in each country get affected first. and we do not know that yet. do you think these tariffs being imposed by the united states on south korea, washing machines, and chinese solar panels, will it improve us manufacturing? almost definitely not. there are maybe 40,000 us manufacturing jobs in solar. those are heavily reliant on imports. the us does not make it from ground zero, nuts and bolts, to be finished product. it tends to be deeply global at this point. it is not clear how this will help us manufacturing. can tariffs be enforced? briefly. i think they can. you can make sure no finished parts are coming in without a tariff. it is not clear how long you will hold it up. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. the us attorney general, jeff sessions, has become the first member of president trump's cabinet to be questioned in the

another week and another set of tariffs this time hitting imported washing machines and solar panels on tuesday u.s. president trump signed an executive order for punitive tariffs on most products specifically naming two asian multinationals. our action today helps to create jobs in america for americans it will provide a strong incentive for l.g. and samsung to follow through on their recent promises to build a major manufacturing plants for washing machines right here in the united states the trumpet ministration believes that south korean washing machines and chinese solar panels have an unfair competitive advantage against products made in the u.s. tariffs as high as fifty percent could be imposed on washing machines trump is on his way to davos and plans to use his trip to promote his america first strategy i'm going to die most will be talking about investing in the united states again for people to come in and spend their money in the good old usa and that's what they're doing we have massive amounts of money coming in. the u.s. president is due to host a dinner for european s

that will apply to large residential washing machines.nistry said it was disappointed with the policy, but lg electronics has said it is not expected to have great impact to total home appliance business revenue. and anyway, it could find a way to sidestep these tariffs. it expects its factory in tennessee to begin operations later this year, and the operations made there would be subject to the tax. lg electronics has released its results for the last quarter. the numbers were helped by strong sales in tvs and appliances and including those washing machines. the weaker dollar is the big story on the financial markets. two of donald trump's cabinet members talked down the tariffs. the dowjones closed up very slightly, as you can see, after a day of quite choppy trading. australia's index is up. the hang sengin australia's index is up. the hang seng in hong kong, stocks have fallen back a little, lots of profit—taking going on in line with a sell—off in most asian markets as investors took profits. that was after a week—long rally. the fts

this washing machine represents much more.e have samsung telling us that 500 people have been hired with about a thousand employees expected to be hired in 2020 in south carolina at the new berry plant that used to house caterpillar, caterpillar had to shut it down because they were downsizing. samsung has overtaken all other manufacturers here in the u.s., it is the most popular washing machine maker here in this country, and friday at that new plant, the washing machine, the first one, will start rolling off. they're going to double that job number. it's unbelievable, this is a korean company that is hiring thousands and thousands of people, not just in washing machines but elsewhere in high electronics which there is so much here of at ces 2018. let me just say tim baxter is the man in charge of that, the ceo of samsung north america and i talked to him about the opening of this plant and samsung phones and whether they're pulling the same goofy nonsense apple is accused of, slowing down batteries. here's tim baxter of sams

these measures hit china but also korea, with washing machines.ines. strategically they are putting out documents for the defense department saying, china and russia are strategic competitors for us. at the same time, they are doing things that push allies closer into china's orbit. moste: korea, we have seen of the retaliation coming from governments there. it is interesting coming at a time when they are renegotiating these talks. we do see tensions between the north and south perhaps the winter olympics have eased it a bit. why now? will it cause more of a wedge here. daniel: i am sure in seoul they're asking the same question, why now? it is appointed point that has been strained, relations have been strained since trump came to office. if mona once a dialogue to succeed, there have been tensions with that. trump has opposed dialogue. the u.s. has been skeptical about the latest round of talks. they are doing everything to prevent north korea from driving a wedge in the alliance. then they areme, slapped with tariffs. if you are moon jae-in, [

machines right here in the united states the trumpet ministration believes that south korean washing machines and chinese solar panels have an unfair competitive advantage against products made in the u.s. tariffs as high as fifty percent could be imposed on washing machines trump is on his way to davos and plans to use his trip to promote his america first strategy i'm going to divorce will be talking about investing in the united states again for people to come in and spend their money in the good old usa and that's what they're doing we have massive amounts of money coming in. the u.s. president is due to host a dinner for european see those at the world economic forum on thursday and investment in the u.s. is likely to be high on his agenda. while high on the wealthy economic forum's agenda today is europe from spain say king philippe to french president manuel mccall all the way to the german chancellor they're all expected to speak in davos today my colleague ben facility told us what to expect especially from mackerel. was he going to be giving his speech on european affairs s

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the tariffs on washing machines and solar panels are part of mr trump's "america first" policy to protect local industry. china and south korea are among those unhappy at the move. the us attorney—general, jeff sessions, has become the first member of president trump's cabinet to be questioned by the special counsel investigating alleged russian interference in the presidential election. and this video is trending on bbc.com. it's a timelapse of the philippines‘ most active volcano, mount mayon — which has been spewing ash on local communities. there are fears of a major eruption after two weeks of activity. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has been rebuked by the prime minister and other cabinet colleagues after saying the nhs should be given extra money. the nhs should be -join the states? the - states? prime without the united states? prime minister narendra modi tells the world economic forum that india is open to business. good morning, asia. hello, world. glad you could enjoy and dashed glad you co

america is bringing in tariffs of up to 50% on imported washing machines and solar panels.s part of president trump's ‘america first‘ trade policy. here he is talking about it a little while ago. so we are bringing business back to the united states for the first time in many, many years. many, many decades, really. we are very proud of it. that is why the stock market is reacting the way it is. that is why the stock market is reacting the way it is. 1.6 million washing machines were imported to the us in 2010. american company whirlpool has been lobbying for protection against cheaper imports for years. its shares went up 2.5% on the news and it immediately announced it'd be hiring 200 more people. so whirlpool likes this — much less so chinese or south korean manufacturers. this is south korea's trade minister. our government is expressing regret for the latest us safeguard measures against our industry as they are excessive and would clearly violate the wto rules. we will actively respond to protectionist measures to protect the national interest and resolve the industry

in fact, there's a hearing on washing machines today. should there be a tax on washing machines made overseas? >> the same decision about solar panels. the worry is they are dumping smaller panels and washing machines on our market and is unfair to local manufacturers. whirlpool is an american company, lg, foreign made. the price of an lg machine could go up 50%. a decision is coming soon. >>> let's take you to the nasdaq, all smiles on times square. the nasdaq opens at a high this morning, crossing over 7,000 for the first time. during the dot com boom, we were excited when it crossed 5,000. >>> southwest and american airlines will give employees a thousand dollar bonus. president trump appears to want credit for safer skies. you reported, not a single death on a commercial airliner in 2017 worldwide. the president seems to have misinterpreted that, he didn't understand the worldwide part. there hasn't been a death here in america since 2013 as we know in san francisco. you can give president obama much of the credit for that as well. >

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churned up all the clay and saw it from the lagoon floor causing it to be gradually washed into the open sea. but as a result venice a city built on wooden platform is slowly sinking and could eventually be completely submerged but micheletti isn't giving up his citizens initiative has managed to prevent further cruise ships coming into venice. on the bus and on the surface when a ship like that goes by the water level in the nearby canal sinks by around twenty centimeters and then rises again straight away due to displacement this hugely powerful force away at the foundations of all the palaces churches and bridges. but not everyone in fairness is happy about micheletti initiative the paltalk dorothy's invested millions of euros in modern cruise terminals now due to the success of the protests only half of them can be used. for four years we've been listening to these fears that our ships could even plow right into venice i can only keep reassuring people even with the biggest ships the chances of that happening are zero. nevertheless in the future large vessels weighing one hundred tho

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, you get a car wash, everybody gets a car wash.hter] >> i saw the line off shady grove i think it was the day before yesterday. i bet it was a two or three hour line for a car wash. >> whoever was working at the car wash -- >> who has got time to sit in a car wash line for like three hours. >> i got a car wash before it rained. >> doesn't matter. you're just getting the salt off your car but how long did you wait to get your car washed. >> we get off early so i was in and out. >> okay. 36 degrees right now here in the city. it's getting colder. cold air is coming in. look at the wind gusts right now. 35 for dulles, 24 miles an hour wind gusts for frederick. a lot of sustained wind is 15 to 20. we're gusting to 38 miles per hour here in town. the feels-like temperature already in the teens for some. low 20's, so say goodbye, bye-bye to the 60's. i mean, and the low 70's out there. had a lot of tweets over the last few days where people were taking pictures of their thermometer on their car, you know, the gauge there and showing me i

roads have been washed away. some towns are completely cut off.anine teams are pawing through the remains of destroyed homes. searching for survivors. carter evans is there. >> reporter: as crews continue to dig out here the search for victims is still under way. and it will likely continue into the night. not everyone has been accounted for yet. but, dozens were saved. one by one, firefighters rescued victims from the muck and debris. they carried out this teenage girl on a stretcher. sunny had been trapped in her flooded home for hours. survivors were driven to higher ground. >> this is the worst i have ever seen, we thought the fire was terrible. and this is absolutely devastation. >> in december the thomas fire burned more than a quarter million acres here. when the rains began, those barren hillsides exacerbated the problem. homes and streets in the exclusive community were buried under feet of mud and debris. >> oh s my god. it is 100% covered in mud. >> it made for a nightmare morning commute across southern california. as cars and trucks o

however, targeting imported goods like washing machines for example is often complicated by the fact that many of the parts used to create the item are american-made. this is the president repairs to travel to the world economic forum, the first president to attend since bill clinton. >> it is a harbinger of things to come. the president had a number of upcoming decisions on steel, aluminum, chinese intellectual property theft, that could really tie things up. >> reporter: the president's chief economic advisor does not seem concerned. >> the president believes we can have truly win-win agreements. america first is not america alone. >> reporter: a pushback on the decision, this time coming from the usual reliable ally. his state has recently opened a $380 million samsung facility. he is saying that the president's decision to call for these tariffs on imported washing machines is a bad one. one that will likely unfortunately happen a lot more frequently in the months to come. at the white house, i am kevin court, fox news. >>> on wall street, gains by technology stocks drove two out

they will be manufacturing washing machines here in the united states.do have a very large domestic manufacturer of washing machines, so when we looked at it, studied it quite extensively -- this was a very rigorous process that went through bipartisan committee. they made a recommendation, and then the trade ambassador held hearings as well. he made a recommendation. and then there was extensive meetings with the president. the president understands that, the importance of the economy and the price of consumer goods to consumers. we have taken that all into account as we made the decisions. the president cares enormously about growing the economy and keeping the economy on the right track, making sure that our consumers have the best opportunity possible, but he also cares very much about the work force in the united states, make sure we create a great job environment and workforce participation and wage growth. we have to get both of those right. thank you very much. >> you have been to davos a lot over the course of your career. the president has not

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but i'm so washed up. i've been out of it for about 14, 15 years. >> washed up? must have a reaction when you see former federal prosecutors on tv who actually never went into a courtroom, andrew. does that ever send you wondering where in the world they get their experts from? >> no, not me. the thought would never cross my mind. >> let me begin with steve bannon, if i could. it was reported late this week that the former strategic adviser to president trump has begun cooperating glad by with house investigators. what does that mean for the mueller investigation and mr. bannon? >> usually you put witnesses in three different buckets. some of them are if it's a criminal investigation, some of them are targets of the investigation, which means they're likely to be charged. some of them are subjects of an investigation, which means that the grand jury will consider their activities and make a decision about whether to charge them or not. and most people fall into the bucket of just a witness, somebody who, for whatever reason, has relevant knowledge. and i think mo

the fire created a situation where the dirt was able to wash down.l had all of the vegetation on the hills, it would not have been as much of an issue. we just feel very sorry for the people who've lost their homes and their lives. that's coast village road, montecito — montecito. so why did this happen? the downpour soaked an area which had been scorched by wildfire, burning grass and shrubs which hold the soil in place, and baking the earth, leaving it slick and hard. the water had nowhere to go but down, fast, into the town of montecito with deadly, devastating effect. this is one of the most exclusive communities in the united states, home to stars including the actor rob lowe and the tv presenter ellen degeneres. but no amount of money can stop a mudslide. so there used to be a fence right here. that's my neighbour's house, devastated. oprah winfrey posted this video, as she assessed the damage in her garden. this is how deep the mud is. and the destruction wasn't confined to the coast. further inland in burbank, a suburb of los angeles, the cam