>> yes it is a traditional dance, every chinese new year weise -- we celebrate with dragons or lions, to represent harmony between heaven and earth and between people and animals and among us. so it's a joyful celebration. >> that's quite beautiful. and you can see that whole thing live on our youtube on the catholic archdiocese youtube channel. wonderful to look at. we will take a brief break and be bacr our last segment with father peter zhai . [ music ] >>> hello and thanks for being with us with father peter zhai. i wanted to ask you a little bit about catholicism in china. your family was catholic in china, china has been seeing many missionaries over the past how many centuries? five centuries? >> actually the first missionary went to china in the eighth century. so that is not catholic, and they were there to proclaim christ. that was very early, and in the 13th century missionaries from the west came into the country to proclaim the gospel. >> what i read and i think it's correct, basically statistically the christian population in china is growing. very rapidly. >> yes. >> pe

like weise -- like i said we are hoping to get another update around noon. >>> mary lee has a look atur weather forecast this morning. a little foggy out there. >> a big difference with our temperatures and microclimates and foggy conditions along the coast and the bay. inland clear skies. you can see a beautiful shot -- beautiful shot of the moon, the harvest moon, with the clear skies. temperatures are on the cool side. 56 in concord and oakland as well as livermore. 54 in san francisco and 57 in san jose and 49 in santa rosa. we are dealing with fog again. visibility down to a quarter mile. dense fog. as we head through the afternoon we will see the sunshine for most of us. the fog goes back to the coast. we are looking at warmer temperatures especially inland. we are looking at cooler temps by this weekend with the rain chances next week. so -- highs today right around what we should see for this time of year for san francisco. 76 in oakland. heating up inland from 95 in concord and fairfield and 94 for a higher livermore. it is another spare the air day. the air quality is unheal

. >> all right steve weise. david in fort lauderdale i'm getting slaughtered in alibaba. how do i play that trade with tariffs looming? >> look, i've been tempted to get back into alibaba. tariffs don't really fit alibaba all that much. most of their business is in china. trying to expand to the u.s. >> haven't a lot of those chinese stocks gone down and -- >> right that's more driven bypassive investing than fundamentals. i own some stocks that are only doing business in china. and they're getting hit also and they will never do business in the u.s. >> all right final trades right after this quick break ♪ feel that? that's the beat of global markets, the rhythm of the world. but to us, it's the pace of tomorrow. with ingenuity, technologies, and markets expertise we create the possible. and when you do that, you don't chase the pace of tomorrow. you set it. nasdaq. rewrite tomorrow. adults are just kids with much, much better toys. [ giggling ] introducing the 2018 c-class sedan, coupe and cabriolet. the thrills keep getting better. lease the c300 sedan for $399 a month

. >> what do you make of this, weise great jobs report. it's confirmation that sxthis economy is ripping >> yeah. i don't think that's a surprise to anybody like jim said. unless it was aberrational and it wasn't. it's in the sweet zone where it's expected. i also don't think it's unusual for markets to stall out as they hit new high levels and consolidate below them before moving higher. plus, you've got the tech wreck again. that gives some people pause and i think the market is okay without any event, i think we'll do quite well going forward. i do expect the fed to go three times next year and i'm not wor worried about it because it's going to be gradual and what we're look iing at -- >> are you cool with two for the rest of this year? >> i think december may not be >> it's in, but to shannon's point, if they don't go in december, this props up this market as long as their reason for not going is that hey, employment came in october at 10,000 or something like that. >> but they wouldn't focus on one number their plan is set right now.

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back to asia fx, the dollar is still in question, whether weise he it or -- whether we see it or not. outperformed the rest of the em space. we have a chart that shows that. we can bring it up for our viewers to say. but when the dust settles, what for thee you looking at weakness to save first? jameel: dollar-ringgit. that would show pressure from the past couple of days has been unnecessary because the relation has been more robust. yuan isthe chinese looking oversold. currency has weakened 5% year to date, but it can strengthen 2% by the end of the year as long as trade tariffs don't have a negative impact on investor sentiment. it appears they have become concerned low. kathleen: what is your sign to buy, and when you see that, what do you buy first with the emerging markets? jameel: i look at thejameel: thai baht, the chinese yuan, the malaysian ringgit. i'm concerned about other pressures with the south african rand, the turkish lira story will not go away. there is pressure on the indian rupee and the indonesian rupiah. hai and chinese are very attractive. kathleen: thank you f

fppointments f certain condition will be structured and let me highlight this because one of the problem weise had with choice is a veteran was referred to community care by the va and then was told once that provider needed a lab test, an x-ray, back to the va for additional authorization, and that component of this and also the continuum of care that's needed for a particular condition? >> thank you. >> well, thank you, sir, and i also want to thank you for making your staff available as . my mission is to do exactly what you said, it is to give that veteran choice and allow that veteran to continue with the choice that he or she is most comfortable with. i know we have a continuum of issues that will come together to provide that electronic health record and getting excess standards as you said, understandable and available to everyone particularly as i said before. we still don't understand the scale of the american west and west of the mississippi, i think our changes when they come for excess standards to revolutionize care. it is my goal to make sure that veteran will experience the con