willem: we are.ertainly in the last few months of the year, we had a significant correction and price-earnings ratios. what we are currently concerned about in the short-term is this concern about growth and whether earnings have come down enough. we7%, 8% earnings growth, have concern we need to go a few points lower. we are going to get about 10% earnings growth. the longer term outlook for u.s. equities for the year is quite positive. the valuations are the area we feel most comfortable with, given that we feel earnings downward trend still, we are in quality stocks to whether it's volatility. nejra: one thing you pointed out is you had the ifn manufacturing against the s&p 500, and you pointed out that there's in this decoupling that's happened and use of the gap needs to be closed. i'm wondering what you think the cap would close with equities moving up to meet the ifn, rather than the ifn moving down. why is it equity markets should be repricing? willem: that's the whole question. what we do is

i'm julianna tatelbaum >> i'm willem marx the u.s. moves higher. president trump cancels his trip to the world economic forum in davos, he might miss an opportunity to discuss trade with china >> u.k. home builders jumped after bank of america, merrill lynch upgrades the sector from neutral to under perform >> chinese automaker tells cnbc it's not sold any shares in germany's daimler after a report the company had cut its stake by more than half >> federal reserve chairman jerome powell affirms the central bank's patient stance, but warns about the growing level of u.s. debt >> the the long run fiscal nonsustainability of the u.s. federal government isn't really something that plays into the next, you know, the sort of medium term that is relevant for our policy decisions >> european markets have been open now for just over an hour and it is shaping up to be a positive start to trade for the final day of the week. the euro stoxx 600 is up about 30 basis points right now. this follows a fairly mixed day yesterday in terms of the different regions, b

willem: in terms of cyclical element, what we've seen so far in terms of the fall in yields break even expectations of inflation expectations. the market has come around to realize there isn't much wage pressure in the u.s. obviously, we've had a downturn in oil prices. we still have a relatively high year level of real yield. we are not yet pricing in a downturn in the global economy because real yields are relatively high. we think we can raise rates maybe, if oil goes up, but real yields can come down. that's why that trade-off is there. treasuries, now after many months of not working as a hedge against equities,

firmly back into the spotlight as we head towards next week's partnership vote we will get out to willem on that let's get into the sectors this morning. yesterday of course the story was risk on. those trade sensitive sectors were benefitting the most. we saw basic resources, autos, technology, industrial trading higher around this time yesterday. now it is a very different picture. the three sectors are at the bottom of the leader board technology down 1% as well while at the top we have the more defensive sectors, utilities, tellcos. it is an over all muted day. i want to get into the auto sector this is the worst performer of the bunch alongside basic resources. auto suppliers in particular, i want to highlight one condition, osram. shares have slumped to the bottom of the stock 600 after the ceo warned of a weaker than expected fourth quarter. other suppliers are down as well you have valeo down 3.2% right alongside osram which is down a pretty hefty 7.8% again, driving concerns there around china now i want to get to another sector in focus today, luxury. barchburg has cut the targ

as you can see, it's a negative start to the week for european equities willem ♪ >>> well, the onlineermarket ocado is in talks to deliver its groceries, according to multiple media reports. the financial times described the discussions as being early stage and reports those discussions may not end in a deal but a technology tie-up between the two firms could see ocado's deal with waitress come to an end after a 20-year relationship you'll remember at the time they invested in ocado as this new concept in the uk when it came to groceries you have these two names being almost synonymous in the retail space and yet if you listen to some of the accounts from ocado founders one spoke to the guardian, the partnership had been a pain in the ass to use his own words to deal with so in some ways this may not be a surprise to those following this closely. >> at the end of the day it shows no to be a big player in the retail space, you have to be the logistical capacities as well ocado is valued like a tech company. it is not valued like a grocery store or like another supermarket and comities

. >> willem marx, thank you. other than watching the pound to figure out what's happening here, most most important? >> well, i think for the american audience, which must look at this and think, wow, this makes, like, byzantium look good, what the world thinks about the situation at the moment the pound has not returned to the lows we saw during that brexit vote, right with that 120 and still above that so i think the bigger issue is when you cut through everything w willem said, jeremy corbin could be the prime minister of the united kingdom they're low but the pound would crater on that possibility a hardcore leftist bring back the united kingdom to the days if you could when the uk needed an imf program so that's, i think, the biggest fear that's possibly out there >> a weak pound is actually good for uk companies who are exporters. >> we saw that that will definitely soften any kind of blow if they're concerned about the economy and we saw that after the brexit vote all of these predictions, all economists a

weegin tonight with willem marx in london. >> the ayes to the right 20 2. the nos to the left 432, t so nos have it. the nos of it. d reporter: theresa may suffered a majorefeat tonight, one that she had warned would ba cataclysmi it was certainly historic, the largest government defeat in the house of cmons since1924. rather than wait days for her reactiono this very but anticipated public loss, lawmakers had only to wait minutes. >> it is clear that the house does not suppo this deal, but tonight's vote tells us nothing about what it does support. nothg about how -- nothing about how or evensf it inte to honor the decision the british people took in a referendum parliament decided to hold. >> reporter: prime minister may had for months insisted the deal her governm the eu was the best option for brexit. buight there was for the first time an acknowledgement that she would seekdve and input from her political enemies. among those is jeremy corbyn, the leader of the labor opposition party.ui he was to respond to the prime minister's setback. >> i have now t

i'm julianna julianna tatelbaum >> i'm willem marx >> a torrid new year for european shares which fall sharply on the first trading day of 2019 after stocks log their worst annual decline in a decade. >>> basic resources lead the losses in europe as concerns about a u.s. china trade war and france's yellow vest movement hits factory data. >>> and chinese shares gets off to a rough start after the first contraction in pmi in 19 months. >>> and in italy, banca carige's ceo and chairman resign as the ecb appoints temporary administrators for the troubled lender >>> eurozone pmi numbers for december, it looks like the final manufacturing pmi came in at 51.4 for december that is against expectations of 51.4 matching it and slightly lower than the november number of 51.8 the output for manufacturing was at 51. that again matched expectations and was slightly higher than the november number at 50.7. the future output pmi came in at 56, against expectation of 56, lower than the november number of 56.3. >>> and european markets have now been open for just over an hour it has proved to be a nega

i'm willem marx in london. >>> time to take a look at some of today's upgrades and downgrades. we begin with sharesf nordstrom. they were downgraded to neutral from buy at goldman sachs, the analyst saying that the retailer is not selling as much merchandise at ful price. last night nordstrom did warn of soft holiday sales. owthe price target $50. that stock fell more than 4.5% to $45.01. >>> ab inbed was downgraded from lnderperform. sales pressure w likely persist which could lead to disappointing earnings. the maker of bud and budfeight 2.5% to $7.50. >>> meanwhile metlife was upgraded to buy from neutral at bank of america merrill lynch. the analyst cited management strategy to address past issues. price target $53. that stock rose in trading to $44.87. >>> still ahead, the parts of theno country where ec concerns are mount >>> homeer bui started the new year in a better mood. according to the nional association of home builders, sentiment rose in january rebounding from a three-year low. the report cites a declinen mortgage rates in recent weeks and solid job growth. tamon

i'm willem marx.'m julianna tatelbaum these are your headlines >>> european stocks open higher amid fresh hopes for a resolution to the u.s./china trade war as washington and bay thing prepare to head back to the negotiating table. >> the pboc takes steps to boost the economy by cutting back on banks reserve requirement ratio, calling it a targeted adjustment, not a big stimulus >>> bayer shares rise at the open after a u.s. judge limits evidence in a trial over claims its weed killer round-up causes cancer. >>> and investors today eye the u.s. jobs report amid fears of a global economic slowdown as traders price in the prospect of a fed rate cut by april of next year. >>> just a few moments ago headlines from the pboc, they have taken further steps to try to ease funding conditions they announced further cuts to the reserve requirement ratio. to take you through those headlines that they have announ announced, this will lower interest payment costs for banks by around 20 billion yuan annually they ar

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you need to know willem >> hey, brian.that was expected to take place a month ago. you may remember that theresa may pulled the vote because she didn't think she could win it. we are now going to see this on tuesday night, where the house of commons, the lower chamber here in the united kingdom, will get a chance to decide whether they like her version of brexit. it doesn't seem over the last month she's ended up getting any more lawmakers on size it is very likely she's going to lose this vote tuesday night the problem with that, of course, as we get closer and closer to this deadline, march 29th, 11:00 p.m. that night, the u.k. will formally leave the european union unless something drastic happens. what that drastic event will be, still very unclear if the government does lose the vote. but there is a growing concern that we could end up with no deal by that deadline. we've had that concern voiced yesterday by the japanese prime minister shinzo abe on a visit to downing street here in london we've heard this morning fro

i'm willem marx. >> i'm julianna tatelbaum, these are your headlines. >>> apple rocks global markets by slashing its quarterly sales forecast dragging european stocks lower tim cook tells cnbc in an exclusive interview that a slowdown in china and weaker handset sales are to blame >> our short fall is over 100% from iphone, it's primarily in greater china. >>> shares in european chipmakers sink as the tech wreck bites, while apple's german listing adds to after-hours declines. >>> u.s. futures point lower with the dow and nasdaq set for triple digit losses after major markets stage a comeback in the first trading session of 2019. >>> christmas cheer for next as the retailer posts a surprise rise in sales during the festive period sending shares higher alongside its rivals >>> welcome, everybody apple has cut its sales forecast for the first quarter and blamed weaker iphone demand and in particular a slowdown in china tim cook used a shareholder letter to announce the company lowered its revenue guidance from a floor of $89 billion to a floor of $84 billion. he forecast grossmargins w

willem dafoe is a surprise for me, although i love meoeome willem d what do you think? >> i mean, ie lovedillem dafoe for years, since "platoon" with him reaching up to the sky. but you can't go wrong with him. rounding out the category, i think the front runner that surprised everybody was rami malik with "bohemian rhapsody" with fredrymercury, that role there. he won at the global globes, best drama. he could be considered a frontr er. and the globes divided up into comedy and drama. so christian bale won for comedy for "vice". you mentioned bradley cooper "a star is bo," i was sad he didn't get it for best director. if y look at the shot in background, there's reshadowing images when he climbs n thecar, ie thought was a great director. at least he got in here as an actor. and then we had rounding it out viggo mortensen for "green bo " book." hard how they decided actor between him and mahershala ali. it's kind of a dual lead role.an >> and chrisale, though, i think the academy -- don't we love it when an actor puts on like 50 pounds and totally transforms themselves

farmacias o tiendas con farmacia como parte de un nuevo paquete de medidas tomadas por el alcalde willema abriÓ caminos y rompiÓ paradigmas sociales. dulce: mÉxico fue enaltecido por los globos de oro con la doble victoria de la cinta "roma "como la mejor pelÍcula extranjera y de su creador , el cineasta alfonso cuarÓn, quien recibe el premio al mejor director. [hablan inglÉs] >> el cine derriba muros y construye puentes hacia distintas culturas. dulce: con estas palabras, cuarÓn aceptÓ el premio. cuarÓn: lo mejor es el abrazo que le ha dado el pÚblico. dulce: "roma" se cometen la segunda cinta mexicana en recibir elgalardÓn desde 1948. en 2013 fue el primer director mexicano en recibir el galardÓn por la cinta "gravity", la pelÍcula presentada por netflix se basa en la vida de las empleadas domÉsticas indÍgenas en los aÑos 70 en mÉxico y es una representaciÓn de la crianza de cuarÓn y su relaciÓn con su propia hermana. en una entrevista previa en "al punto" cuarÓn habl[o el impacto que la cinta ha tenido en la vida de dichas trabajadoras.. cuarÓn: me da muchÍsimo gusto. piensan que roma

but it may be too little too late, brian. >> willem marx in london thank you very much. >>> headlineber four on this very busy monday, saudi/u.s. relations. secretary of state michael pompeo in riyadh meeting with saudi prince mohammed bin salman hadley >> good morning, brian so what we understand so far at least is that sing salman got about 35 minutes of the secretary's time and he spoke with the crown prince of saudi arabia for at least 45 minutes one of the things we know they discussed with the situation in the yemen and the need to deescalate tensions there. remember, of course, one of the things that many folks at the state department had told me going into this series of meeting was the murder of jamal khashoggi. no word yet on what we could have heard from those conversations between these two. i have to turn to what's happening in the energy markets. they had a massive energy meeting with the atlantic council. i spoke about worries concerning volatility in 2019 let's listen in. >> i've been decisive in our action not only the kingdom but other countries. beheard from the em

for at eternity's gate willem dafoe. forbohemian rhapsody."man," john david washington. >> and the golden globe goes to -- rami malek, ladies. >> this is his first win and third nomination winning golden globe for his role in freddie mercury in "bohemian rhapsody." ♪ [ applause ] >> oh, my god. oh, i am beyond moved. i am beyond moved. my heart is pounding o of my chest right now. this is a profound honor to receive this and to be counted amongst such extraordinary actors. i'm privileged to be counted among you, truly. and to be ih the room w all of you. thank you to the hollywood foreign press association for this incredible recognition. i have to thank everyone who worked so tirelessly to make thisis film what i and in the process gave me this incredible family. this ensemble of actors wherever the hell you are right now, celebrating, i am going to tackle you in a moment. i'm going to jump all over you guys. [ laughter ] i have to thank -- i have thouga thank g king and dennis o'sullivan. you worked over a decade t ensure that this story was

willem marx has the latest on brexit and leslie picker has more on black rock's earnings. steve, we'll start with you and what we got out of the fed this afternoon. >> as you said, sara, eight of the 12 districts saw increased growth at a moderate amount but four districts, including kansas city, new york, st. louis and cleveland saw somewhat less robust growth. it was flat in kansas city, it leveled off in new york. outlook was pretty positive, but many districts said their business contacts were less optimistic because of four reasons. financial market volatility, rising interest rates, falling energy prices and elevated trade and political uncertainty. shutdown mentioned only once this report goes through january 7th, so didn't pick up a lot of it mentioned only by chicago related to farmers not receiving government payments. tariffs, 20 mentions, down from 39 in the last report but it was linked to rising uncertainty and higher prices. now, one piece of good news, several districts reported higher christmas sales, though, auto sales were flat if you get this idea that

because we are the shortest link and we would like to facilitate to the growing number and growing willems of trade between asia and europe this is a reason why we are investing so much in our you for structure and i and i'm very happy to see in davos that we see more and more private companies who have this willingness to invest in georgia and participate in these very important programs and projects thank you very much prime minister thank you thank you. thank you and that was prime minister todd see from georgia talking about making georgia into a regional economic hub and it's back to you go hard thank you jim donald i'm allowed and dolls. today is a big day for hollywood unfulfilled love as they nominations for this year's academy awards are out of the film expert scott roxboro is here to fill us in welcome as who got the most not that it's a competition but it really is sort of a competition here and there's two films leading the pack both with ten nominations the first is this is the corals black and white films that mexico in the one nine hundred seventy s. an amazing film it won t

for at eternity's gate willem dafoe. for "bohemian rhapsody."hn david washington. >> and the golden globe goes to -- rami malek, ladies. >> this is his first win and third nomination winning golden globe for his role in freddie mercury in "bohemian rhapsody." ♪ [ applause ] >> oh, my god. oh, i am beyond moved. i am beyond moved. my heart is pounding out of my chest right now. this is a profound honor to receive this and to be counted amongst such extraordinary actors. i'm privileged to be counted among you, truly. and to be in the room with all of you. thank you to the hollywood foreign press association for this incredible recognition. i have to thank everyone who worked so tirelessly to make this film what it is. and in the process gave me this incredible family. this ensemble of actors wherever the hell you are right now, celebrating, i am going to tackle you in a moment. i'm going to jump all over you guys. [ laughter ] i have to thank -- i have though thank graham king and dennis o'sullivan. you worked over a decade to ensure that this sto

we have christian bale, bradley cooper, willem dafoe, rami malek and viggo mortensen. >> i won't predictnt runner but christian bale, his portrayal of dick cheney, the film in general has been controversial. it's been getting a lot of debates going about how it portrays the bush/cheney years but the way christian bale becomes dick cheney is something you have to see to believe. to me it makes the movies special. that's why you go to the movies. you want to see something blow you away like that. >> bradley cooper on this list. but not the best director list. does he have a shot here? >> i think it is a three-way race. i would have said that coming into today. maybe two and a half. i agree christian bale is one of the favorites. rami malek has been winning awards all season for this. bradley cooper is in the conversation. the academy likes a transformation. we see it with rami and christian bale and in some ways with bradley cooper. he sang, wrote the film, picked the actors, directed it. i look at him as the vip or the mvp award for this one. i think it may come down to christian and rami

and very few inside the house of commons are expected to vote in favor of the withdrawal plans >> willemhank you. i'm sure we'll see more of you as it unfolds and as we await the vote which is after 2:00 p.m. eastern. >>> dom chu has a look at the market scenarios investors can expect for either outcome on today's vote as well >> there are market expectations what the default outcome will be you heard him talk about theresa may, the prime minister's proposal will be voted down. but just what reactions could be is up to interpretation. let's look at some opinions out there about the forecast, what could happen in certain scenarios. john wraith talks about what happens if it is approved, not a likely scenario, but still, what could happen in that scenario. there could be recovery in corporate investment, that may be a positive thing. accelerated earnings growth and boost in consumption arise in the pound, and front end yields that's one take. what happens in the default scenario if we do not get something that happened today with regard to theresa may's proposal look at this scenario. eric

vote of no confidence tomorrow, even though 118 voted against her do you think there's any chance, willem, that in the next 24 hours she would guarantee that wouldn't happen by suggesting that she would stand down earlier than she's so far suggested? >> there's been no indication from theresa may the last few days or last couple of years that she's prepared to resign until she, quote, gets the job done she must have been expecting this defeat tonight. all the indications were there, given the fact that she pulled the same agreement, the same legislation just a month ago in the face of an overwhelming defeat mid-december. so the question of whether she continues in the role may not ultimately be up to her. as we said, it's unclear there would be enough votes in the commons to defeat the government what we're facing is a situation whereby the labor party, led by jeremy corbyn, if they are not able to defeat the government in a vote of no confidence tomorrow, they would have to under their own party platform accept a second referendum as one of a menu of options left open to them that would

willem dafoe. best actress, the nominees there are you're lisa aparisio for roma, olivia coleman for the favorite, lady gaga in "a star is born" and lady mccarthy for can you ever forgive me. coming up on the 9:00, peter hart lauf is joining us in studio to break down today's nomination. >>> time 7:38. pg&e calling on lawmakers, coming up at 8:00, what the utility and the well known consumer advocate on his legal team is asking for today to avoid filing for bankruptcy. >>> also splurging on the super bowl. how much one fan paid for tickets on the 50-yard line for super bowl liii. >>> we have traffic that's going to be slow. that fire that you might be able to see if you live in the valley is now reportedly being contained. this is a look at the macarthur maze. you can see traffic here is slow. we will have an update on all of that straight ahead. ht ahead. >>> a few high clouds spilling over the ridge but mostly sunny today, temperatures kind of held in check a little bit but on their way up over t

we know there is a list including bradley cooper, christian bale, willem dafoe, rami malek, viggo mortensenso who do you like? >> i think romley malik could sneak in. christian bale is probably the favorite because he won the golden globe. it's a bit of a lifetime achievement, whereas romley malik is a new guy but bohemian rhapsody has just been the spoiler so far in other awards. it is well represented here, which makes me think it could happen at the oscars, too. >> to best actress, glenn close, olivia colman, lady gaga, melissa mccarthy, and a lot of people think glenn close is the favorite. do you see her repeating? >> i would love it if yalitza aparicio would win. i love the shortcomings of the broadcast that lady gaga is in here, too. she adds a spark. the chance that she could win, i wouldn't be shocked by an upset. i wouldn't put money on it. i think glenn close is probably the favorite. >> bradley cooper for best actor for a star is born. not nominated as best director. >> a little bit of a surprise. i thought the best director category had a lot of good nominees. barry jenkins who

catch up with actor willem defoe who stars in a new movie about vincent van gogh . plus a interview with michael caine and we will be talking with the new speaker of the house nancy pelosi. all coming right up. cbs sunday morning starts at 7:00 right after our newscast. >>> police officer laid to rest yesterday. funeral services were he was remembered as a fiji born american hero who always dreamed of wearing a bread badge. he was shot last month after pulling over a suspected drunk driver. his police chief couldn't contain tears at yesterday's service. >>> to the family i want you to know i'm sorry i will always be here if you ever need anything. the corporals can a partner sam, was with him when he died. the man accused is now in custody charged with murder. >>> still ahead we sit down with the roundtable with lieutenant governor of california. she tells us how she plans to handle her new job. >> are you going to miss it or are you glad to get out of it? >> both. >>> later government jerry brown sits down for a one-on-one interview just days before his retirement.

nominations include christian bale for vice, bradley cooper for his starring role in a star is born, willemte, rami malek for bohemian mount -- bohemian rhapsody, and viggo mortensen in green book. your words will be given out february 24th. >>> still ahead tonight, the baseball hall of fame in the first player ever to be voted in noonday -- unanimously. >> person two minutes, a bizarre robbery in the peninsula how was shared on camera by the woman accused of committing the crime. >>> chief meteorologist bill martin is back with complete bay area forecast. he is back with weather and going to tell us if there is any rain in sight. >>> a bizarre encounter to tell you about tonight. the typically quiet town of woodside, henry lee tells us that a woman broke into a house, stole a phone, then stripped and live streamed the whole thing. >> reporter: a burglary in progress caught on video normally quite woodside. i just in the video. san mateo sheriff's investigator says that she recorded our own break in on instagram. >> went upstairs, robbed our of our cell phone, and began live streaming the i

along with viggo mortensen and willem dafoe. >>> lady gaga is facing stiff competition from glenn closeand surprise entries, melissa mccarthy, and yolitsa aberitho. >> stars from a star is born, black panther, rbg, and the ballot of buster scruggs were nominated am but no nods for dolly parton or first man. ashley dvorkin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> according to police, brown and two other people, including brown's bodyguard were taken into custody yesterday, after a woman filed a rape complaint. he's also facing potential drug charges. the woman who filed the complaint said she met brown at a nightclub. and they went to a hotel. investigators have two days to decide whether or not to file charges or let him go. brown has been in repeated legal trouble since pleading guilty to the felony assault in 2009 of his then-girlfriend rihanna. >>> changes could be coming to the city of concord. in a moment, the debate of what it is to build a new soccer stadium in downtown. >>> plus, after a deck collapses in san francisco, injuring two people. what inspectors say caused the collapse and what you need

. >> all right willem marx, thanks much >>> let's get over to sue herrera with a news update this morningin. >> here's what's happening at this hour. house speaker nancy pelosi asking president trump to reschedule his annual state of the union speech before congress, which is slated for january 29th she's citing the partial government shutdown and security concerns in her letter to the president. >>> democrats introducing a bill to gradually raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour. but even if it gets through the democratic-controlled house, it will likely fail in the gop-held senate the legislation would hike the minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2024 >>> a vatican spokesman says pope francis will attend all sessions of his sex abuse summit next month its goal is to guarantee bishops clearly understand what they need to do to prevent and combat that problem the summit will take place february 21st through the 24th >>> and jackie robinson's signed contract with the brooklyn dodgers in 1947 along with his contract with the minor league team in montreal two years early are going up for

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now, willem joins us from westminster where he's been all morning.een discussing the question tomorrow is not about whether or not the vote passes but really what the margin of defeat is for the prime minister and what her plan b is from there onwards. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. of course if it's a very, very, very significant defeat for the prime minister could lead to one course of action where as if it's very tight a lot of analysts pointed out that could encourage her to come back at a later date and try once again to get this through the commons to discuss all this in a bit more detail is i'm joined by tom. thanks for being with us this morning. theresa may warning that this would undermine democracy if brexit is reversed the focus over the course of the weekend is to warn members of their own conservative party that no deal is less likely than no brexit. why does that matter is that likely to work on some of these mp snz. >> the prime minister has been making empty threats for some time the likelihood that they take it serious at this poi

would still mean a hard border on the island of ireland unless they take measures to avoid it >> willem very much, outside the houses of parliament >>> let's switch to cass back to china where we are and to seema at hq for a look at winners and losers of the trade truce with china. >> hey, wilfred. optimism around a trade deal quickly traded after president trump and president xi struck a deal in argentina as a string of disappointing data from china weighed on chinese related stocks as an earnings of major multi-nationals reiterating fears of a slowloan. the china trade index down about 6 o 6% and the s&p off 4% in the same period and emerging markets are higher by nearly 2%. investor attention now turns to tomorrow's trade meeting between chinese vice premier he and ambassador lighthizer where the chinese are expected to offer more ways to reduce the imbalance with agriculture goods purchased from the u.s. and other i.t. issues that they're said to be sharply divided on as the deadline approaches. morgan >> seema, thank you. >>> well, with 12 minutes to go before the bell, the dow is

willem dafoe, "at eternity's gate." rami malek in "bohemian rhapsody."o pull-ups, push-downs. here we go. for performance by an actress in a leading role. yalitza, yalitza aparicio in "roma." glenn close in "the wife." olivia colman in "the favourite." lady gaga in "a star is born." and melissa mccarthy in "can you ever forgive me?" >> dreams just coming true out here. here are the nominees for achievement in directing. "blackkklansman," spike lee. "cold war," pawel pawlikowski. "the favourite," yorgos lanthimos. "roma," alfonso cuaron. and "vice," adam mckay. >> i am going to work out. i don't know why you think i'm lying. oh, my god, here it is, the final one. >> oh, gosh. >> the big one together. >> let's do it together. >> and finally, here are the films selected as best picture nominees. "black panther," kevin feige producer. >> "blackkklansman," sean mckittrick, jason blum, raymond mansfield, shaun redick, jordan peele and spike lee. >> "bohemian rhapsody," graham king, producer. >> "the favourite," ceci dempsey, ed guiney, lee magiday and yorgos l

john david washington and willem dafoe and lucas hedges in "boy erased" are vying for the trophy.rami malek has edged closer for his role as freddie mercury in "bohemian rhapsody." >> you had a chance to talk to the hosts there. how do they get ready for this kind of thing? >> there's a lot of medication according to sandra oh. using all tactics. they hope the tone will be more joyful, more of a celebration, as you heard sandra oh say. with the diversity of actors and film and television. they're hoping to really celebrate what has happened and changed over the past year. and there will be more of my conversation in the third hour of "today." >> you can watch the golden globes right here, sunday night, on nbc. >> after the eagles. >>> still ahead, oscar nominee margot robbie opens up to willie margot robbie opens up to willie about the industry's changing hey buddy. we'd love some help with laundry. here's how you do it. spray and scrub anything with a stain. soak your nasty jersey. it stinks! wash the really dirty clothes separately. remember -hard work builds character! new tide

although he has signed as a cardiff player, he has never played for cardiff city and tragically never willemt is not confirmed, his death, and about our sympathies go with his family, his former playing colleagues and as a trust, we will be contacting the football club to see if there is anything we can do to assist them in managing the grief. thank you very much for your time this afternoon. i think keith summed it up rather appropriately. some things are bigger than football. there is interest in this because of the high—profile nature of one of the two people involved in that missing plane, clearly, the thoughts here, both the fans and the club, are with the other people affected here. we are expecting an update at around 12:30pm. a court has ruled that a man with dual uk and us nationality accused of spying in russia must remain in custody while he awaits trial. paul whelan a former marine appeared in court in moscow on tuesday to appeal against a decision to deny him bail. he was detained in the city last month and russian security officials say that he was "caught spying". mr whelan's