estimated withas democrats want what potential he legalized 3 million democrats -- would potentially legalize 3 million? i think it was addicted for 1.7 million. in.redicted for 1.7 my sarah: we're going to look for the best solution. don't forget a big priority for this administration is making this program in its entirety. not just that one piece of it. >> certain people had the protection, others decided not to apply. as a white house open to applying a deal in this go round whatpopulation larger than was daca? open toe are negotiating with congress and making sure we get the deal that meets that criteria we laid out. >> still planning to go to dub those? sarah: if things go as planned with the reopening of the government, which we expect they will come in the presidential delegation will leave tomorrow and the president will later in the week. >> the priorities, where exactly does that rank? you talk about what needs to happen for it deal. the lottery program, the wall, daca, chain migration, other components may be there as well. the actual daca solution, how big of a deal is th

we'd had, from the autumn of 2016, a run of significant difficulty, with a witha numberof with a number16, 17. liverpool then had an escape. liverpool had issues that we believe due to does a 17, getting better with the population increase to get back on establishments. the impact of psychoactive substances, the big issue in liverpool, and a lot of prisons operating without stuffing needed. ifi operating without stuffing needed. if i may say so, you are making the same repeated excuses. the fact that in liverpool, there are 549 staffed against the benchmark of 466 staff. the report makes crystal clear this is not an issue of staffing, it is an issue of leadership. is itjust the government? who was responsible? i think there is a responsibility at multiple levels. eye except and have accepted again that yes, we should have recognised and dealt with them earlier, and yes, there were responsibilities without any local level, after the organisation, including at my level. i am not talking that. one third of all the alcohol sold in england is consumed byjust 4% of the population. that figure

the congressional black caucus taking to the house floor witha their shoulders in protest of mr. trump's alleged shole comments against haitians and african nations some weeks ago. mr. trump using the occasion to tout the accomplishments of his first year in office. >> the state of our union is strong because our people are strong. >> we have created 2.4 million new jobs. >> after years and years of wage stagnation, we are finally seeing rising wages. unemployment claims have hit a 45-year low. >> african-american unemployment stands at the lowest rate ever recorded. >> we have eliminated more regulations in our first year than any administration in the history of our country. >> we repealed the core of the disastrous obamacare. the individual mandate is now gone. >> we enacted the biggest tax cuts and reforms in american history. >> the president rattled off his administration's successes before moving on to the story of the 12-year-old boy who sought to put american flags on each and every veteran's grave across the country. adding a veiled swipe at those who choose not to stan

the office of emergency management now standing by with a emergency management now standing by withament now standing by with a quip and like generators, pumps and sandbags. —— equipment. as well as food and water, blankets and emergency shelters. there have been blizzards in connecticut. atlantic city has seen traffic at a standstill. even in florida, the sunshine state, there were snowfla kes sunshine state, there were snowflakes falling. for the northern part, the very first year in nearly 30 years. it meant sledging and snowmen. . 30 years. it meant sledging and snowmen. . in memphis, even a game of ice hockey under the setting sun. it is being called a bomb cyclone. from florida to maine, sharp drops in height russia bringing in low temperatures and the windchill making it feel —40 in places. —— drops in temperature. relief could still be days away, the national weather service predict in more misery through the weekend, as the storm moves east towards canada. kenneth craig from cbs has been braving the storm in boston for much of the day. we can speak to him live there. kenneth

withas also held talks verizon and lions gate films. deal fell apart because of disagreements over price and control. trading hub -- the firm is a talk with german regulators about relocating 150 positions from london to frankfurt. but his departure from the union is set for 2019. american airlines is adding hourly flights between new york city and chicago. businessored by travelers. american says free beer and wine will be offered in the main cabin. 60 flights will run every weekday starting april 4. and that is your business flash update. vonnie: coming up, bank earnings. tax cuts help alleviate a rough quarter of trading. the details. this is bloomberg. ♪ "bloombergs is markets." query results this morning. morgan stanley had a strong be 17 and continues into the fourth 2017.r -- a strong our next guest says that overall fundamentals remain positive. exert a vice president and global director of research at kbw is with us from his offices in new york city. but you so much for joining us today. the banks right now soaring. that they s

witha: the senate returns two new -- two new senators. jones defeated roy moore in alabama. it is the first time the state has elected a democrat to the 20 five years. smith replaces al franken, who resigned amidst several misconduct accusations. the house returns from recess on monday. keeping hope alive, nobody one last night's mega millions jackpot. the turn for powerball. $414 million up for grabs. your chances of winning both? one in 88 quadrillion. autria: so you're telling me there is a chance. larry: just a chance. autria: a baby born on the interstate, but it's not like any highway delivery you have heard before. coming up, a police chase from a hollywood movie. veronica: a coastal storm, looking at some of the parts in our area getting a little bit of snow. moderate to major impacts for veronica: prepare today for snow falling at this time we have an talking about the storm for the last couple of days. the track depends on what we are going to get. still organizing rare in the deep south. look at jacksonville, georgia, icy conditions, it could have about an inch of

high, witha 27 month no signs from the pboc as the dollar falls to a three-year low.is coming in below 640 for a second day. the yuan has been rallying hard against the greenback. almost back to levels we've seen since 2015 devaluation. let's check in on sands, china and absence. the best on the cal is paying off for the sands. estimates for the stock on the up here. while the business was softer in the fourth quarter, growth in the premium mass signature helped to boost it. let's check in on some other stock movers. as spree after a six-month loss compared with a profit on the previous year. beijing enterprises is falling after its share sale. mostronics is jumped the electronics as jumped the most it seen earlier year. they make washing machines. petrochina joining up -- gaining over 2%. this while developers fall under pressure and textiles. taking a look at dong saying, credit suisse as an anticipated recovery. there are covered in 2017 from a net loss in the previous year. heads up, the shares have been suspended from trading in with chin jin. at the internet whi

elsewhere on the shore a l fo ome withas they venture out, they will confront a lot of snow, obvious with the conditions this has gone nowhere in the l hours. as far as the roads are concerned if you look farther out here, you will see what a side road will look like for the most part, ups and downs the shore it will be plowed, but snow covered hopeful be cloud definitely snowvered, main like mac arthur boulevard, they havealting that's down to asphalt. local schools in the area are calling it a day in somers point and ocean city, a number of other locations, they will not be open today. delayed open opening around noontime. the situation in atlantic city, authorities there are having to deal with the craft of that fire. >> we was going down the steps and all of a sudden we looked toward the elevators and thepanels from the ceiling felll the fire down. >> reporter: that fire forced the evacuation of residents from the 16-story housing complex for seniors and disabled located in the 200 block of north vermont avenue in atlantic city. residence were forced out into frigid conditions as

high street flooded witha about a foot of water and other low- lying streets near the coliseum, also flooded. and in san francisco, it was the third wettest day on record in 22 years. the city saw a little more than 3 inches of rain. now, we didn't see widespread flooding. again, we saw a lot of the ponding on roadways. but we didn't see massive flooding because a lot of the creeks and streams and rivers are pretty low right now. we've had a pretty dry past six weeks. but going forward, we could see more flooding as we get heavy rain like we did yesterday. reporting live in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix5. >>> now, for an update from the santa cruz mountains, let's go to sandra osborne from the summit. >> good morning to you. if you'll remember, i was out here quite a bit. whenever you see these problem areas like where i am. the rain really causes some split conditions on the roadways. especially through these dangerous mountainous areas. if you'll remember, last winter, one of the other issues was the potential for mud slides. we had several of those, not too far from the summit

this kday the city dealing witha great deal of water.eavy rains caused the river seine to overflow. the frenchmains on flood alert. >> it has swamped roads and tunnels and some have had to evacuate. >> certainly a cause of concern there. let's bring in our meteorologist eye swrivank cabrera to tell us it. >> folks are having their parisian vacation not going so well. but could be worse. could be 2016. that was a bad flood there. rear the louvre closed for several days. but let's take you to some of the piblgtsctures. statue of liberty? indeed there it is. that is in paris as you can see the model there. and there are some swans having themselves a fine time. but folks trying to get from a to b across paris that have been having some trouble. and this is the statue we'll focus on, this is how parisians measure the water lines. you can see the water lines of some of the more significant floods. 18 months, 2016, that was the last one. 20 feet. we'll get close to that i think today. we're cresting at about 19 feet. and that has bad enough to

what we're seeing still is .rosion contrast witha the rest of the world.hink it is quite fortunate for the u.k.. that is underpinning the strength of the pound. is being affected by the global tied. the u.k. could be looking a lowers. i have not looked at the principal rome for a long time. i think we have moved off monday to a slightly better street. a lot of you will see this around bloomberg. finally the dutch are pushing for a soft brexit. sterling is rising. -- arelians are key not we all just getting a little bit too enthusiastic. i was waiting outside with the broader. do you think we are getting a too fast? too far for example, on the pound. that is one litmus test, isn't it? >> we are probably getting a little bit ahead of ourselves yeah what really mattered if what is going to be the german french physician. to comely now managed to a coalition arrangement. -- you cannotin expect to cherry pick. behink that is going to white cuff too. manus: david riley over from bloomberg asset management. tokyo there.a and the dollar-yen is where the action is.

fishbowl witha doodads and things swimming around in the background. walter like the days cronkite was on the air. you were quick to hang up on the gentleman that spoke about the wall. we have got to build the wall. let me finish before you hang up. let me tell you what this town has become. we've got five people living in some rooms, in the summer, they are blasting the music, the -- music you can hear a half-mile away. marquees in front of all the schools in our neighborhood is spanish -- where are the french, spanish? there are a lot of people from haiti, i don't see any creole. they are getting special treatment and i do not know why. i am glad trump is in the white house because he is the only one doing anything about this. the only one. -- this is the greatest thing to come out in a long time. look at his wife. you should see some of the orangutans i went out with. host: what you consider success -- what would you consider a success for the wall? would it need to be built along the entire southern border? what would you need to see from the presi

witha: great to chat you. meeting --n's final what we should be expecting. bloomberg. ♪ vladimir putin says the u.s. treasury's to release the list of russian oligarchs with -- speaking at a campaign event, president putin declined to escalate the situation, saying the whole world will breathe a sigh of relief if they see that the two largest nuclear states are building relations in a modern way and with respect to each other. environmental action agency scott pruitt is distancing himself from his 2016 statement that then presidential candidate president trump is a bully and the constitution -- sheldon whitehouse tried to use prudes words against them -- when oversight hearing. in februarycomments 2016 appearance on a conservative talk radio program in oklahoma. pruitt said he appeared several times but does not recall making those comments. the first annual strategic dialogue between the u.s. and persian gulf nations. secretary of state rex tillerson and james mattis were joined by counterparts at the ceremony with the two nations agreeing to bilateral coop

iran unrest, the death toll -- withas clashes clashes. president trump calls for change.itcoin, the cryptocurrency starts 2018 with a slide for the first time since 2015. has it peaked in the short-term? let's talk about the first trading session of the year. the real story thus far is what is happening in china. a heads up of the story in europe and the united states. we will see a strong start stateside. it was a weak close to 2017, we will be up .4% on the data. .2% on the s&p the ftse 100 could be a laggard, but not by much. asia iscy coming out of a relatively strong one. the picture out of china looking good. the data are coming through at the get go of the year looking favorable. we can talk about that and then we have the performance of the eight shares doing well in hong kong. on the gmm, we get a picture around what is going on. the dollar is the week bank theme running through these ofkets as it was on the back 2017. the week eight shares up by 1.8 already. singapore trading strongly, malaysia isn't. will be interesting to see how europe opens. commodities fron

once i finally came to terms withas the self loathing i thought i was the only person who felt that way. i was so ashamed of my black ancestry when i spoke it out loud it felt like everything begano to flow i came to stanford the next day. i see black people and smiling like every black person got the memo to say smile at julie today. i was able to love this self and love my black brothers and sisters and then to discover so many of us struggle with these feelings. and that makes us load ourselves to share that and acknowledge i it. i found this tremendous embrace even with the light-skinned person when iha wasck younger biracial made more sense to me but of course the black community has grown much more aware to be accepting of those differences among us so my work continues to be not just with humans but i am deeply interested in the black b experience for example the museum being built in charlesto charleston. doing a lot of genealogical work and to build a museum on the harbor former mayor has said like it or not this was ellis island they were not voluntarily but which i think is f

look at this chart, i would to show you the dollar is trading witha september love investors assessingnflation traders go to take hold, we also have u.s. jobs data on the docket, i had with the december minutes, when you look at the other had, gold trading at a september high after is best front since 2011. so gold fields like it is time to shine and you have bitcoins reason slide also put in the it and bitcoin has authority given of the gains for the petersfield affect and after that dollar, they say that it is reaching the limit of this and we had this buildup of throughout 2017. when you look at this chart, you can see that investor positioning has one to a small net long earlier, i met there was a short positioning building a. that has been taken out. there is something of a clean slate that is coming together. is remaining in the doldrums. look at the performance against the korean won, it is falling to an october 2014 love which continues to be the best-performing currency into 2018. now that is not to be a key test. with his back upon up, the portal show futures in korea, we hav

of politics hit bottom when the possibility of admitting immigrants from haiti and africa meeting withaenators at the white house, president trump reportedly mused about why we would want to admit people into the u.s. from s-hole countries. about that time, representative nancy pelosi, the former speaker of the house, offered her thoughts on colleagues who are negotiating an immigration bill what the white house -- "the five white guys, i call them, you know. are they going to open a hamburger stand next or what? " mrs. pelosi can cohost a talk at a future date with mr. trump on espn. , in aw, this mudslide is word, unedifying. the house is number two democrat, steny hoyer, no doubt terrified that his party could become linked to ms. pelosi's use of light which from the fringe of identity politics, said, that comment is offensive. republicans, who might worry "hat mr. trump's barstool -- mark, brooklyn, republican. caller: hello, i am an immigrant, but i am proud to be an american. the problem with immigrants is this. they always say they are proud of the old countries. now, the older p