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you can see high consumer confidence, you wt to see that continue. w pitfalls might be out there? obviously we don't until they're up us, but is there anything you're watching for? >> well, i think the big question is, as global central banks ease off on monetary accommodation, can fiscal changes like the tax reform in the u.s. and can global growth make up for the fact that monetary policy is not going to be as accommodative. and for a long time, we've had very low interest rates, so people have been pushed out of fixed income and into equities. as interest rates start to rise, do people make that tradeoff? i think the concern is what happens as we reverse some very unusual monetary policy over the last several years and can we do that without triggering either corrections and/or just lack of growth in equities. and i think that's the biggest question for the markets going forward over the next year or tw here's to a good 2018. sarah, thank you so much for joining us, sarah hunt with alpine funds. >>> as we saw this past year, what happens in washington affects wall street. so wh

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without change for the better, the risk is that the wt bank will slide into more serious violence. jeremy bowen, bbc news. jane: gives you an idea of just how entrenched those divisions are. let's look at the days's other news. you are watching "bbc world news america," and still to come on tonight's program, a superoon, blue moon, nd blood moon all at once. why stargazers have been mesmerized by the sky. a killer whale that can mimic words such as hello and bye-bye is thought to be the first to copy human speech. female whale has learned to mimic a trainer at e.e marine park in fra scientists say the ability is a sign of intelligence and could lead to basic conversations with humans. they can copy noises made by dolphie . reporter: y not win any prizes for diction, but this teenage killer whale isy certaipressing scientists. they say she is the first of hea kind to be copying human speech. >> hello? >> hello. >> hello? 1, 2. 1, 2. reporter: she can also blow raspberries. researchers say whales andng dolphins are ahe few animals other than humans that can learn a new sounded just b

i just wt tox take a risk for investment, like everybody else. >> reporter: for "nightly busi" diana olick in malibu. a lot of bitcoin. >>> delta sees clear skies ahead. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the airline listened its 2018 earnings guidance after it reported better than expected profit and sales. the company said passenger revenue improved in every region, and sai it expects the new tax law to offset higher fuel costs incurred during the quarter. shar took off, rising nearly 5% to $58.52. >>> and pitney bowes is reportedly drawing interest from some buyout if i did, including blackstone and carlisle group. bloomberg says the mail management company has held preliminary talks with those interested and that pitny's ceo is open to a breakup or outright sale. shares of pitney bowes rose 13% to $13.36. >>> buffalo wild wings sees sales for the year coming in below street expectations. the restaurantd it expects sales to fall 2% but analysts were anticipating a 1.5% decline. shares of amazon rose for the eighth straight day after a pair of wall street firms raised th

this morning, wt kelly's hill and the looming government shutdown. >>> flu fears growing. this morning the rising death toll and one poremother's angui >> i was supposed to protect my kids and i couldn't protect him. >> her seemingly healthy 12-year-old dying from flu symptoms two days after getting sick at dinner. what doctors want every parent to know. >>> double trouble. customers of a major bank seeing red finding their accounts drained. why they were charged twice for bills. >>> plus, this home on the brink as the ground below crumbles. new details on tom brady's hand injury and the audio tattoo. how this body art can talk to you. >>> we do say good morning on this thursday and tart with the battle over immigration pushing the government to the brink. >> as congress scrams bles to reach a deal john kelly says the president's views are evolving on issues like the d.r.e.a.m.ers and the border wall. abc's megan hughes has the latest. good morning, megan. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. this time line is getting tight. the government is currently operating on

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as wt was extremely dirty, and as we reported previously, many of the children were malnourished. >> reporter: did the deputies actually find children chained to a bed? >> there were three individuals peat were chained to some type of furniture inside the residence. >> reporter: it all went down a.ound 7:00 a.m. sunday morning. police say a 17-year-old girl escaped from a window and called 911 from a deactivated cell phone. when police responded, she was so malnourished, they thought she was ten-years-old. 13 kids were found ranging in age from two to 29. >> i wish i could come to you today with information that would explain why this happened. >> reporter: here's what we know: the family's been living in perris, california, since s,14. they filed for bankruptcy twice. the kids were home schooled. the home is listed as a private school. ecw, records indicate david turpin was the principal, and the california department of education doesn't inspect or chgulate private schools. officials say there were no abgns of sexual abuse. ♪ ♪ videos taken at the couple's las vegas wedding renewal

is tesco and wt investors appointed -- disappointed. the biggest decline since june of last year.own by 7%. both struggling with consumer sentiment being described as fragile, volatile. we have brexit related price squeezes. tesco was a genuine after investors were expecting it to outperform haveeers because grocers outperformed non-grocers so far this year. et's finish up with -- up 0.5% after it became more selective with its retail points . gained by 7% excluding currency shifts. demand for luxury goods surged last year. , cartier up by 1.5%. back to the 2.56 level on the 10 year. all the jitters of yesterday and the possibility that the admin assertion official in china has said that maybe china was pulling back -- the market has calmed again. we are still above 2.5. the canadian dollar has been on a tear with great economic data out of canada. a bit under pressure today thanks to nafta negotiations stalling. some conflicting signals out of the trump administration. nymex crude above $64 a barrel. we just saw brent hit $70 a barrel. down over 3%. i will have a look at the view

chuck schumer says h is doing wt he says he would never do.ancy pelosi called this legislative arson. chuck schumer said this was taking a hostage and now they're doing it. unfortunately it's quite hypocritical. kevin: republicans over the weekend, including lindsey graham, have criticized negotiators like stephen miller. how would you grade the administration's negotiation tactics with democrats on this? rep. hensarling: i agree with the president 100%. you don't negotiate when you have a gun to your head. the democrats are having a temper tantrum. either that, they are intimidated by their base and doing something they would never do, shut down the government over a totally unrelated issue. so i applaud the president for saying i will negotiate. i will negotiate in good faith, but not until you reopen the government. they are'm glad talking on the senate side. i know mitch mcconnell said he would bring up an immigration bill in february, but i would not negotiate while the democrats are holding our troops hostage. by the way, they are holdin

and there is already a concrete result from the talks, which is that north korea says it wts to send ade delegation, a team south korea next month. south korea is open to this although it will have to alter own sanctions to allow those delegates to come across and to be housed and transported and so on. also, the south korean leader said he would reunite families separated by the korean wore. that might happen as early as next month. but behind all this olympic talk, of course, is the nuclear tension that was barely a mention of that. the u.s. suspects many in washington, many here in seoul, that the north korean motives are not all together innocent that they want to drive a wedge between south korea and the u.s. and to break the alliance. no sign of that at the minute. these talks are at the very early stage. and already we have had one concrete result. bill kneelly nbc news, seoul, south korea. >> the supreme court hear may have impact on some 115 million car rentals. recently a man was pulled over in pennsylvania. driving a car that his wife had rented. now because he was not the

>> reporter: that's kbexactly wt they're hoping for. while they're waiting, they're tracking the weather and hoping for some big 12. there were still some pretty righteous waves and the chance for recreational surfers to get out on the point. he shot this video from a boat. >> as we were approaching a wave, we kind of had to turn the boat around because we would have gotten caught. we were so close. that was really cool. >> reporter: bob seavers flew up from l.a. knowing it might be postponed but wanting to surf, anyway. >> it was really great but i lost. i got a great wave but it's just a part of the game. >> reporter: organizers are looking for just the right weather conditions and swell patterns to put them on the map. that's when contestants will start coming here. >> this is what we do. we chase big waves and big swells all over the globe. we track the weather and the wind and the waves probably more consistently than the weathermen do. >> reporter: and while the surfers wait, so do the restaurants and businesses. the event was sid

lots to talk about but right now it's the next 7 it hou2 hours wt to worry about. >> thank you, dougnd amelia. >>> a potential roadside danger. new results from our story about guardrails that could do more harm than good. >>> i'm erika gonzalez. chopper 4 is over the scene of what montgomery county police areal investigation. the call came in at 4:00. here's chopper 4 zooming in on the block of croft ridge way. this is in germantown. it came in as a suspicious situation and now they are saying this is a death investigation. again, montgomery county police responding to this. as soon as we get more details, iand i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. first place. we're an awards family. you'll like them both but love our price. award-winning organic cheddar puffs from aldi. simply smarter shopping. >>> nbc 4 responds gets help for a woman who is owed thousands of dollars. >>> and a couldn't verntroversi guardrail will no longer be installed due to our nbc 4 responds. susan? >> that's right. let's start with the guardrails. north carolina and south carolina are among a growing list

do they wt to protect child molesters? do they want drunk drivers, gang members like ms-13, human traffickers and drug smugglers roaming throughout this great united states of america? i can't imagine the answer to any of these questions is yes. if i'm right, then they need to tell the american people why they refuse to give our government the new authorities needed to remove these individuals who have endangered our communities. they either support removing dangerous criminals or they don't. you know, there's no going in between. their plan also fails to truly end chain migration. in fact, in that one-page document i've seen, these senators acknowledge their chain migration fix would only affect 26,266 visas per year. that's right. just a little above 26,000. so in exchange for a potential amnesty for eight million people, they've agreed to eliminate 26,000 visas a year. i'm no mathematician, but that doesn't seem to be a very balanced agreement to me. they seem to be making the same mistakes i made in 1986. finally, thei

i can tell you how devivisive wt this issue could be.explain why you agree to be filmed. >> i found out that i am a passionate hunter and somebody asked to go along with me so i took a risk. i took a risk and allowed them to follow me and film me for two years. >> hunting and conservations a lot of people said it does not go together especially when you are talking about species that's on their way to extinction. what do you tell people that, on this film you hunt elephants and lions, they say it is barbaric. >> they have the right to their opinions. all the animals we hunt are a stable population or increasing. >> the lions in zimbabwe, the pobulati population is increasing. hunting and conservation do go together and they do work together. the facts on the proves it. >> how does it work into conservatio conservations? >> giving animals value, trophy hunting gives animal values. since they have value, people are willing to raise them and tolerate them of whatever the case maybe. the number is stable and increasing due to the money that

we're all exspeculating as to wt they be trying to do here. what do you think? >> i think it's a disgraceful effort to distract public attention from the russia probe and provide some cover to the president if he takes the step of firing people associated with the investigation. it is, i think, deeply disgraceful act to politicize the process of declassifying intelligence in such a transparent way. we crossed the line today. i've been on the committee now, i think, about a decade. i've never seen anything like it. but it's a continuation of what the chairman did from the beginning. when he went to the white house and we would only learn shortly thereafter at the very information he was presenting to white house he'd gotten from the white house. it was the same kind of charade we saw exhibited today. but even more serious because this involves the publication of classified information without no vetting whatsoever, no vetting for acerousry, and what the might dee to the investigation and no consideration what it might mean to other sources of the fbi who see the

it's a convergence of so many movementmovements and so much wt builds a foundation, and you never knowg to topple that allows for a watershed of women and people to find their voices and say, "no more," call b.s. on the silence and the accepting of things the way they are. and that's exactly what this moment is and feels like. and so it's all credited. and it's all-- it all builds on itself. and this is a true example of us standing on the shoulders of so many who have come before us. and the goal of time's up is not to recreate or even begin the work. we didn't begin the work. we're here to amplify the incredible work that's been done for generations to make people more equal. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: now, we have-- to celebrate. >> yes. >> stephen: to thank you for being here for the fourth time and to celebrate your good news, we have a little gift for you. >> okay. >> stephen: we have a little onesie for your-- for your baby, male or female. and it says... ( cheers and applause ) there you go. >> oh, my gosh. i love that! thank you so much. >> stephen: thank you so much

the $20 billion wal is peanuts compared to wt the u.s. makes. nafta is a bad joke. >> chief of staff kelly is really pointing out that his feelings have evolved. even in that statement when he's talking about indirect payments by mexico or the way the wall can be partly fencing, those were all statements that were not true to the original donald trump candidate message. but now, as the chief of staff points that out, you see the president has quickly gotten upset, and when staffers seem to be criticizing him, that's why we knew that tweet was coming this morning, and sure enough it did. >> before i let gu, jeyou go, j you discussed that meeting in the oval office. the criticism that he was getting from his own physician, that he was overweight, needed to start losing some weight, and also that he needs to start exercising. did he respond to you? >> he's not going to the gym any time soon. that's not what he said specifically, but he said he already gets a lot more exercise than people probably think. he walks all over the complex, he goes golfin

and for your hat in the air, youir because that s where she was and you can tell look, for once, go wt to the statue and we will show thaw later. i said i'm already doing this with steve keeley. told me i will make it after all. >> reporter: how about this i'm usually out in the cold weather. you are in the mall but you got 8 degrees outside. i got five times the warmth at 41 degrees inard more. so there is a big change, and by the way, mike, philadelphia fans may in the all be there, but philadelphians got to minnesota long before you did, they had to move there for their jobs and careers and they welcomed the team and i'm sure they will welcome you guys. here's some of that. >> i'm beyond thrilled and especially thrilled for my dad has been a diehard fan. he is 90 years old now. he has been a fan a long time to see this day come and to know we will get it done, nick and the boys are going to get it done. >> this is fantastic, just like minnesota we have never won a super bowl either. we have gotten there twice in my lifetime and yet to see them hold the trophy up. we are exceedingly

able to d that is important because it opens up an opportunity to see themselves maybe this i isn't wt i thought it was. this is another critique we have a long history of. we have sons and fathers and uncles and brothers who need to be a part of this conversation and many mothers and the movement in particular black mothers and women of color have children who are incarcerated or subject twere subject to policee or gun violence. they want their families to be protected so i think wakeup, listen to us, here us. don't listen to respond but where we are coming from. we want a quality education for our children. we want to be able to get a job based on their qualifications and credentials. in the women's march we have out in ohio a black woman leading an effort called confronting white womanhood. a workshop at the convention originally people thought it was controversial. they took the risk and they were beautiful, inspirational, well thought out kind of workshops together and we put it in a room and a love of women that came to the convention were white. we have a photo that is one of th

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