>> the most embarrassing moment is when raquel welch was. >> who is raquel welch? >> raquel? >> i remember her. >> she was at a desk and she was intoxicating and i went over and i said, hey, we're going on the air. she said, i'm not ready. i said, it's larry king live and we're live, you know, the music is playing and she said, i'm, you know, i'm not ready. and i said, you have to come and i just pulled her out and she gets on the set and ladies and gentlemen, it's larry king live. and tonight, raquel welch and she burped. and larry said, oh, are you okay? and she said, it's just a burp, larry. and by the way, only if you look like raquel welch can you burp on national television. yeah. that's how it was. >> okay. >> is that embarrassing enough? but the great moment back to the politics for a minute was when we, mack and i talk about it when ross perot was on "larry king live," the famous weekend when president george herbert walker bush went to congress to vote ongoi going to war and he called to "larry king live" and was yelling at ross perot and i thought, oh my goodness,

spencer welch is a director at ihs markit, where he covers the oil industry.ut oil. we were a bit surprised that there was no deal yesterday, do you think there is going to be a deal today?” yesterday, do you think there is going to be a deal today? i think it is likely. the saudi trade minister was interviewed yesterday in the senate is not guaranteed. keating is russia, the russian whirl minister attended the meeting today. russia is the sort of awkward piece in the jigsaw puzzle, that no matter which way you try to move around, it does not fit stop —— 0il minister. what is the incentive for them to agree with saudi arabia and how much they are going to produce? is very important to russia and the russian economy, so important to russia and the russian economy, so they've kind ofjoined up economy, so they've kind ofjoined up with 0pec and to some of the opec economies in 2016. i think it is a very influential group of economic countries, so think russia sees in having a little bit more control over some of the income. how important is this to some of the mid

. >> reporter: buff if i welch works with 125 sonoma county non-profits to collect holiday wishes fromse in need. >> making sure people have a gift or food and just maybe just make their seasons brighter. >> reporter: for the first time in 30 years, secret santa is now online with a new website. >> when you go to the web site, you can adopt a letter like this one from a single mom here in santa rosa who wants gifts for her children or adopt a heart, 8-year-old isaac wants a bike and scooter. but the wishes aren't just for kids. maria is 100 and asked santa for a sexy man calendar. >> wish granted. >> you can have whatever you want when you're 100. >> reporter: you can donate money on the website. >> sometimes what they need is money for wrooe prescriptions. >> reporter: sharon works at the breast cancer center for st. joseph health and uses the dollars to help people financially struggling because of a cancer diagnosis. >> we have saved people from having to move out of their home because we paid rent. >> rep aul as this workshop looks, there are sti still,000 thousands of wishes that

but welch's daughter was one of one hundred sixty six people killed in the timothy mcveigh bombing of oklahoma city. one night about a year later he woke up in the morning and he had this dream and his daughter julie was there telling him dad dad he murdered me are you going to let him murder whole family. also saw the high price people paid for putting their lives on hold as they waited for an execution. we start finding out what murder victims' families go through if you decide to say look i want that man executed it would take fifteen twenty years as much longer for it actually to happen and we just saw the effects that this had on these family members we saw it destroying their lives. hope it is him his son joe point spread political allegation that it's almost almost all meaning if any politician regardless of their beliefs can be labeled the populist isn't all politics populism of some sort or another. is finding this out in need. of our eyes how the cargo but i again gouge and jones were telling. me as this started. going to work to have thought that they're good for it. unless

but welch's daughter was one of one hundred sixty six people killed in the timothy mcveigh bombing of oklahoma city. one night about a year later he woke up in the morning and he had this dream and his daughter julie was there telling him dad had he murdered me are you going to let him murder her family. also saw the high price people paid for putting their lives on hold as they waited for an execution. we start finding out what murder victims' families go through if you decide to say look i want that man executed it would take fifteen twenty years as much longer for it actually to happen and we just saw the effects that this had on these family members we saw it destroying their lives. we should starve it gave to discuss where we can put the chancellor merkel runs has said we have built up a lot of riches between germany and europe and russia. to destroy agreed to this is quite easy and very forced. but to really prove one third the whole lot of. you know we have all the while the player in egypt astray and they're setting prices and there's no more market selling the prize market fa

kimberly atkins, jim kessler, matt welch, thank you all for being here today. really appreciate your insights. >>> when we continue, hail to the chiefs. president trump insists there's a long list of contenders vying for the job of white house chief of staff. we're going to get two former chiefs of staffs take on that. >>> a bipartisan group of 44 senators urge lawmakers to defend america's democracy and not party politics. how will the gop respond? >>> and google's ceo is on capitol hill right now facing lawmakers who say the company has political bias against conservatives. - [narrator] the typical vacuum head has its limitations, so shark invented duo clean. while deep cleaning carpets, the added soft brush roll picks up large particles, gives floors a polished look, and fearlessly devours piles. duo clean technology, corded and cord-free. and fearlessly devours piles. (vo) ovewhelming air fresheners can send you running. so try febreze one. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one. unstopand it's strengthenedting place,

welch. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. welch: i thank the gentleman and rise today in support of the farm bill conference report. it's absolutely no secret that rural america, our farming communities, from franklin county and addison county in vermont to the plains of kansas and iowa, to the central valley in california, are facing a crisis. this conference report contains a number of positive changes that will help in vermont. first, nutrition. thankfully we are acceding to the senate position. we have an economy where profits are up, record incomes for many people, and increased poverty and nutrition tradges for children. this makes certain that our kids are going to get the nutrition they need. second, dairy. this farm bill revamps the existing dairy insurance program known as margin protection for a more effective and affordable insurance tool that's going to help our family farmers hang on. i still believe we need supply management, it's the only sustainable way to go, but this will help and no one in vermont needs mo

but welch's daughter was one of one hundred sixty six people killed in the timothy mcveigh bombing of oklahoma city. one night about a year later he woke up in the morning and he had this dream and his daughter julie was there telling him dad dad he murdered me are you going to let him murder whole family. also saw the high price people paid for putting their lives on hold as they waited for an execution. we start finding out what murder victims' families go through if you decide to say look i want that man executed it would take fifteen twenty years as much longer for it actually to happen and we just saw the effects that this had on these family members we saw destroying their lives. in. the ways of the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. crossing the list that's just a little simple i want to become lost and then thrown out on the last the list of files but i think many of them look for refuge in the so-called century sides of the draft used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities. than. us. you know no i don't have much

jason: we have more on the company that jack welch built.hate thing right now is he has possibly the hardest job in american business. he has to take a falling star and put it back into the heavens. his predecessor only lasted 14 months on the job. the board is anxious for somebody to get this right. if you can't get it right, you are going to be out. investors are very upset. to want toe crazy have your retirement there. dividends are down to one sent. -- cent. he truly does not have a lot of rope. the thing he has is a license to make big changes. he is going to have to do that quickly. strategic changes he might want to do are going to be constrained by the debt load. to $100ht have up billion in liabilities. a lot of that stems from the long-term care insurance business. ge capital once owned a big insurance business and now they are still on the hook for the liabilities from it. they have 300,000 long-term care insurance policies. ge had to say, we have reserves, $15 billion more set aside. that is an amazing amount of money. they have

gas demand it will be a long time further into the future than any peak in oil demand right spencer welch there from h s a market in london thank you so much thank you. more business coming up later but first brian has got some well hopeful developments for the people of yemen in that way monaco around says it will be supporting the peace talks aimed at ending the conflict in yemen those talks could start as early as wednesday in sweden now this development comes after the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen agreed to fly out fifty wounded rebels who are supported by iran and medical evacuation as part of confidence building efforts ahead of the planned peace talks the fate of who the rebels was a stumbling block to the start of a previous round of talks in september. or international groups are of course trying to bring an end to the conflict which has pushed yemen to the brink of famine we have this look at a school in the capital sana that's trying to provide food to keep its students alive. five hundred bread rolls for the young honey girl's school in santa two for each student the

joining me now, cat with host matt welch. republican strea straddlist -- straddlist?elcome, let's talk about this, i think he is right, if mueller investigation did not exist. that is the commonly serves course at democratic buffet, he would have a little bit higher numbers. >> let me try to straddle this for you, i think that trump is blaming low poll numbers on mueller investigation, it could be trie drew, i will say, i am in a weird way think that the mueller investigation has ramped up support from his base, they feel they need to rally around and protect him, they view him as under dog, and everything that mueller investigation doing they proved they say there not, russiancluding, so they are on a witch-hunt to get him, #witch-hunt on his twitter, i feel this is pretty much solidified his base to take up for him and protect him. kennedy: she is right about that, republicans in his corner. cut me mick. >> polarization is not worse thing for him, low poll numbers are toxic for any other president, but for him, it is not worse, why? >> that is what he depends on fro

and met welch is back. >> hey. kennedy: let's talk about shut down. no one knows where this is going, how long can it last. >> it will be a while. kennedy: what do you moon a mean by a -- mean by a while. kennedy: will furloughed workers still be off work filling out their ncaa brackets? >> pro probably. >> the president was prepared to cave last week, his supporters got on him. kennedy: and so did rush limbaugh and an culture. >> he has dug in his heels, nobody wants to fix this issue, i am frustrated with both sides, you have one side clearly add vo abdicating for an open border policy, then the right, they just to want to talk border security, both sides have to come to some reason able solution. kennedy: they are all a bunch of goldilocks, too hot, too cold, blah, blah, blah. >> over summer they worked to create a com comprehensive immigration reform bill. and republicans did not muster the votes in house to pass that deal, president di did not weign on that, now a fight over 4 billion, he vehicle got 25 -- he could have got 2 25 billion over the

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we went with the north vietnamese division commander and with clark welch, who was the commanders who fought in that battle. when we met with the farmer who had been there for quite some who, we walked through his fields at the site of the battle and met one of his sons who the year before lost his arm when an american bomb exploded as he was working that field. so that is a remnant. and we went to hanoi and you visit the peace hospital and i don't think it is propaganda when you see descendants, young girls, 13, 14 years old with mutated limbs largely from the effects of some of the munitions. >> in that context, i've done it a dozen times. and without having a government handler come in and arrange the -- pre-brief the enemy on the other side. i walk out into the arizona valley and bump into people who would talk about what they did. and i'll tell you one thing. there is an enormous respect for the american marines who fought out there and from the other side. i bumped into a veteran of a big battle in may of 1969 who didn't know where i was coming or what -- why i was there. i was

jason: we have more on the company that jack welch built.flannery did not quite fix it. >> the thing right now is that larry has possibly the hardest job in american business. take a falling star and put it back into the heavens. tough task. his predecessor only lasted 14 months on the job. >> no pressure. >> the board is anxious for somebody to get this right. if you can't get it right, you are going to be out. investors are very upset. they have tanked the stock. once massive. today you would be crazy to want to have your retirement there. >> dividends down to a penny. >> cent. oneinvestors cannot invest in companies that do not have a dividend. he truly does not have a lot of rope. the thing he has is a license to make big changes. he is going to have to do that quickly. a lot of strategic changes he might want to do are going to be constrained by the debt load. they might have up to $100 billion in liabilities. carol: a lot of that stems from the long-term care insurance business. jim: ge capital once owned a big insurance business and n

shannon: a new >> in the documentary premiering on showtime callout crazy love centered around brian welchrned to god after losing himself to drug and alcohol addiction. he will talk about his journey and how his relationship with his daughter factored in. great to have you with us. >> i hear you might be a corn fan. >> i love it. i'm a fan of you. i saw something you did a few years ago talking about this journey, was so impressed by all you have been through and your daughter factors in to this new movie that is out. i want to play what you had to say in this new movie. >> couldn't stop being bad to my body. couldn't stop the addiction. it would always come back. i had become an animal. shannon: what was the turning point for you and how do you regain control of your life? >> words can't express how lost i was being a multimillionaire and not able to find a meaningful life but just to have my spiritual life, was everything for me, i didn't like the religious aspects of christianity. and christ changed everything for me, best thing that ever happened for me. >>, you turn part of this life

very special things happen, tomorrow night, hate mail segment, a lot of love, shannon bream, and matt welchnuing coverage of farewell to president george w george h.w. , always think thises oing of you. top stories. the body of president george hw bush is in texas where it will lie in repose throughout the evening until the funeral tomorrow morning. earlier today, a state funeral was held at the national cathedral in washington peer president trump and the first lady joined other living past presidents to pay their respects to the 41st. a historian joins us tonight, with his perspective on mr. bush's compass rose more. also chinese commonest

becky welch works with 125 sonoma county nonprofits to collect holiday wishes.> making sure people have a gift or food and just maybe just make their seasons a little brighter. >>> and new this year, secret santa is now online. kate larson shows us how it works. >> when you go to the website, you can adopt a letter like this one from a single mom who wants gifts for her children. or adopt a heart. 8-year-old isaac wants a bike and scooter. but the heart wishes apart just for kids. maria is 100 and asks for a sexy man calendar. wish granted. >> and it was even signed. if you want to help grant a wish this holiday season, you have until december 19th. all the info on abc7news.com. >>> it's the colorado firefighters calendar. maybe send maria a local one. >> he is come together rescue her and quench her thirst. >> all right. >> hey, to each their own. >> good for her. sense of humor and still spunk at 100. i like that. let's talk about what's going on outside. we transition to something a little milder, tamer. here's a look at the roof camera. ferry building. can't

caroline: david welch, thank you for joining us. u.s.ts are closed in the but yesterday steep selloff is raising questions about what comes next. anthony andow is taylor riggs. taylor, is there anywhere left in the green across assets for this year? taylor: there was an amazing legendh piece out from a and he took a look at eight different asset classes. this is the worst going back since 1972. not from the magnitude of losses. we have seen a lot worse performance on the percentage basis but all of these asset classes are either in the negative or returning less than 5%. i don't agree entirely with all of the asset classes, but for our purposes, we go into large-cap, domestic small cap, emerging markets,. on the bonsai, we have investment grade bonds and real estate. when you look it all of those asset classes, everything is 5% or under or in negative territory. we didn't have markets today, we could keep talking about yesterday's mayhem in the markets. theoryhave a favorite for why investors sold so intensely and what if anything t

. >> buffy welch is the secret santa coordinator and works with 125 sonoma county nonprofits to collect those in need. >> making sure that people have a gift or food and making their season a little brighter. >> for the first time in 30 years, secret santa is online with a new website. when you go to with website, you can adopt a letter like this one from a single mom in santa rosa who wants gifts forer her children or adopt a heart. isaac wants a bike and scooter, but the heart wishes are not just for kids, because maria is 100 and she asked for a sexy man calendar. >> when you are 100, you can get whatever you want. >> wish granted. and you can also donate money on the website. >> sometimes they need money for prescriptions. >> sharon works at the breast cancer center for st. joseph health, and she is using secret santa help because of a struggling cancer diagnosis. >> we can get on the phone and help people pay pg&e and help people from losing their home because we have paid rent. >> it a wonder ful oorganizatio and thousands of wishes to be fulfill and we can do it by going online,

the thing people think of it when joseph welch says that last you think nobody has decency. it was televised, it was not an easy thing to do. people think of lincoln's second inaugural address in that same way. not to be moments of purely honorific. the getty's address is very powerful. but, it's not quite that same thing. i tend to find that to be a necessary ingredient of change. >> i heard you interviewed and i loved what she said about the correlation with the map. on the advent of the political consultants and how we change the idea when it comes to voti voting, the idea people going from reasoning to mainly about persuasion. i'm wondering if in this correlation you might also be thinking about the advent of the mad men era when it comes to advertising and telling us how much we need to own and a reframing of the american dream going from it what it had originally been to consuming more and more. >> i'll separate that into two questions. with regard to the mad men piece, i am fascinated by that story but it's not really a 1960s stories. it's a 1930 stories. the first co

joining me this hour, katie fang, matt welch, editor at large for reason magazine, ellie and maria, the president of the future media group. >> you got it. >> as soon as we get our plates i'll welcome everyone to grab a doughnut because we're here for an hour together. let's talk first, matt, i'll go with you. let's talk about what we heard from john kelly here and i'll start with the biggest headline, it's not actually a wall. >> yeah, this would be a great way for trump to pivot and make this thing stop. right? he's given donald trump an out. >> right. >> trump has hinted at this talking about slats and drawing diagrams of a fence that's -- that no one has ever seen the plans for apparently earlier. the thing that i'm really struck by in the kelly interview is more to do with afghanistan which is to say that he posits himself as the adult in the room preventing us from withdrawing too early from afghanistan. we have seen this with jim mattis. why it is that the elite establishment, elite commentary, the moment they freak out about trump, it's not this, that and the other but when we w

shannon: a new documentary premiering on showtime tonight centers around korn's lead singer brian welchhis journey and how his relationship with his daughter factored in. great to have you here with us tonight. >> i hear you might be a korn fan. >> shannon: you've got me all figured out. i'm a fan of you. i saw something that you did a couple of years ago talking about this journey. your daughter factors in to this new movie that's out as well. i want to play a little bit about what you had to say in this new movie. >> i couldn't stop being bad to my body. i couldn't stop these addictions. they would always come back. it's like i had become an animal. >> shannon: what was the turning point for you and how did you retake control of your life? >> words can't express how lost i was, being a multimillionaire, not being able to find the meaning of life. my spiritual life was everything for me. i didn't like the religious kind of aspect of christianity and hearing all about it, but christ -- the indwelling christ came and changed everything for me and it was the best thing that ever happened

of love, shannon bream, and matt welch. freedom on fbn, continuing coverage of farewell to president george w george h.w. , always think thises oing of you. top stories. the body of president george hw bush is in texas where it will lie in repose throughout the evening until the funeral tomorrow morning. earlier today, a state funeral was held at the national cathedral in washington peer president trump and the first lady joined other living past presidents to pay their respects to the 41st. a historian joins us tonight, with his perspective on mr. bush's compass rose more. also chinese commonest government and state run media newly supportive of a trade deal with the us. the president says he will settle for nothing less then a great deal and there will be no deal otherwise. president trump has said all along his administration would stay tough and end the outright thievery of the chinese. >> china will end up treating us fairly.for many years had free reign, they do not have any more. last year we lost $500 billion on tra

joseph welch who was the lawyer for the army was welcomed to the white house after the hearings were over, so he knew what he was doing. he was a very outspoken anti-communist and even in the first couple of turns as the chief justice he wasn't out there defending the constitutional rights of the suspected and that seems quite dramatically in the 1950s. >> in part i suppose it's changed for the difference in 57, 58 compared to 53. but we've talked about the similarities between the men and their differences. the difference as a result of the role because obviously the president is institutionally totally different than the chief justice. to what extent does that explain their differences? >> i think it has a lot to do with the different roles and approaches. in the book and the epigraph i quote eisenhower who was arguing with an old military buddy of his who said abraham lincoln was a radical and eisenhower came back and by the way was very well bred and said everything i've read about abraham lincoln suggests to me he was one of the great compromise or in presidential history. he ca

welch, senators widen and grassley, grassley, and and mr. weldon. i urge all members to support the bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas, mr. barton. mr. barton: i'd like to recognize the gentleman from florida, mr. bilirakis, for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. bilirakis: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. chairman. i rise in support of h.r. 7217, the improve act, which includes several important medicaid provisions, including the ace kids act. i have been a co-sponsored this act since the first introduction, mr. speaker. and the tampa area we have st. joseph's children's hospital. they run a chronic complex clinic for children. this medical home is a great model that ace kids is trying to build on. this integrated care model where the care is built around the needs of the patient, has made it a huge difference in the lives of so many children. i'm excited that we have finally reached the finish line on ace kids. i want to thank former chairman -- former full

. >> mark: it is like saying you are welching on your debts and then welchmen getting offended by it?> i have no idea what that means but, yes. >> mark: the european union is not far enough, kathy. we need to outlaw not just male word but actually figures of speech as well. it is always good to see you. are you flying off on your broomstick with my coven? >> don't stereotype me, please. >> mark: if you live in the new york area, you might have seen the sky flash a deep, unnatural blue last night. many noticed the light was the same color used by the aliens who destroy new york in independence day. others drew a comparison to ghost busters. look at that. that is the same blue as in the alien movies. con edison power says it was all perfectly natural as far as bright blue flashes in the sky go. the company blamed the light on something called an arc flash at a power station in queens. no aliens this time but we will continue to be vigilant monitoring it into 2019. some district court will say that trump has to let in all ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [nat

gutfeld show and reported financial review, and is katherine timpf along with editor at large, matt welch and ahead writer for this very show, the finest in olive cable news, thanks to laura ingram -- [laughter] >> sure in other words -- true -- >> advising donald trump is horseback riding. you can do things with the rains but at the end of the day you are going where the horse wants to go. you know what i mean? if trump wants to sit down he can. and if he wants to pay for a board while he should sit down with mueller and pay-per-view for $60. get a free wall of the deal. kennedy: that's actually the last thing about the mueller sit down. if the president decides to sit down he should just surprise robert mueller and open it up to the press without telling them like with chuck and nancy. >> only if you have that silent in the corner. [laughter] kennedy: let's talk a little about this because you know, rudy giuliani is in the president is not going to sit down for an interview. they treated michael flynn horribly and cohen is a big lie. what is true? >> allen thicke mike flynn was treated

joining me this hour, katie fang, matt welch, editor at large for reason magazine, ellie and maria, thet it. >> as soon as we get our plates i'll welcome everyone to grab a do

from reason magazine, matt welch. a fair deal? >> sure.ight donald trump for the next two years. you don't necessarily go into a fight with someone who doesn't know how to throw a punch. >> maybe she's even smarter than throwing a punch. she didn't actually. she outwitted him. >> it landed like a punch a couple of days ago. didn't have another alternate theory of the case of who else would be a legitimate contender. >> and she did make some compromises. eddie who stands to make the most? >> i think the younger members of the house, they stand to gain. the democrats generally stand to gain. we need experience in this moment. we don't need anyone who doesn't know how to throw punches. or how to count votes. >> be careful of that we business. >> exactly. i think this is a great moment for us. it seems to me the democrats need to be very deliberate about succession, right, who's going to take the mantle of leadership. this is setting the stage for that i think. >> this one certainly caught me off guard. it's another big thing happening in cong

. >>> our next guest ranked the most powerful stylist by the hollywood reporter, she is karla welch, the red carpet fairy god mother to today's a list stars waging her wand over justin bieber lord and more, recently collaborated with levis to lobby for gun control. with hollywood's award season just around the corner, karla briefly stepped away from the glitz and the glam to chat with our alicia menendez. >> karla, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> you have described your process as alchemy and magic and described your role ads an imag architecture. what does that mean? >> i say alchemy because when i meet a client and think about where we're going to go together, conjure myself a little bit of a muse. like i don't think, okay, we're going to do audrey hepburn or romantic or super feminine, i have to internalize a little bit who this person is and what their role is, and what their essence is in a way, so i say it's a little bit of magic because it's really an internal process for me to think about them and then it will come to me. >> we hear stylist an

sylvia welch is facing dui and manslaughter charges. court documents say she was also driving on a suspended or revoked license. the crash happened last month at cutting boulevard. the 1-year-old died at the hospital. >>> there's a big fight brewing over what to replace the old valco mall with. people against the new housing project this morning are celebrating a small victory. "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live with details. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus. what this valco project in coup toe know is centered around the hot topic we talk about all the time in the bay area, the issue where and when to build housing. despite the small victory for opponents, there's quite a battle ahead. the group is better cupertino. they gathered roughly about 5,000 signatures in opposition to this project to be built at the valco mall site in cupert o cupertino. that would provide nearly 3,000 homes, nearly 200 hotel rooms and plenty of office space. proponents say it will help with housing but opponents say it will cause tr

sylvia welch is facing dui and manslaughter charges, and due in court this morning. court documents say she was also driving on a suspended or revoked license. the crash happened last month at cutting boulevard. the 1-year-old died at the hospital. >>> just in to our newsroom, new video showing the aftermath of a fiery crash overnight. this happened this morning on southbound highway 17. this is near highway 9 connector and los gatos. we're told that that car veered off the road, hitting a pole own a tree. the driver got out of the car just before it caught fire. officers told our crew on the scene that that driver had been drinking and wasn't hurt. 6:06 right now. >>> the there's a big fight brewing over who to replace the old vallco mall with. this morning, people against the new housing project this morning are celebrating a small victory. "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live with details. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus. we're talking about the cuperti. small ricket isvictory for opponents, there's quite a battle ahead. the group is bett

a lot of them have bounced as welch the one that hasn't bounced yet is apple l it is down after havinge run-up on monday it continues to be the big drag here overall the nasdaq in positive territory. we'll see if it holds into the close. >> thanks for that morgan, mike pointed out the other factor that helped give a lift was a wall street journal story pointing that the fed may delay the december rate hike it is falling from close to 100% to 70% range still down. >>> ten year treasury yields hitting the lowest point since august today we'll diver into what it says about the broader market next. >>> here is a look at the s & p 500 heat map for the day we are back in a couple of minutes. something is transforming and our world.. it's the longevity economy - americans 50+ driving 7.6 trillion dollars... of economic activity every year. right before our eyes, aging is unleashing exponential growth... ...in every industry. are you ready? we are. a-a-r-p is teaming up with business leaders and innovators... ...sparking new ideas and real solutions. so, what are you waiting for? >>> live on c