trying to hire senior people from united. there was some buzz in the media that the venture said that i separate from amazon but hard to say here, right? and they have deepest pockets. they can get the essence of the strategy it's about organization, implementation, a whole bunch of things but i could see why they're concerned. >> while you're here, i wanted to ask you, reports today there's a drop in the number of insured americans to the lowest level in four years. so for the likes of united health and the others, is this because, you know, you could spin this a couple of ways while every insured person is a positive for them, the other is people who are falling off the rolls were not as profitable what's happening there >> yeah, so as you could see, they have changed the rules of the game the only changes exposed before we go to what's happening, all the others including united left the exchanges. they've never been a hugeable profitable segment for anybody and a way to have a role fulfilling on behalf of the government in

this is one of those names, like boeing, like 3 m, united tech, it's a big multinational manufacturer that's a lightning rod hike it or not for the u.s./china trade tensions in every headline we get. that being said if you look at a stock chart of caterpillar last five years it's like this. so -- >> sort of a hockey puck. >> the worry now and why you're seeing the selloff is because -- >> hockey stick. >> is that growth cycle peaking, we're now going to start to see sales go like this >> this is a stock that got hit hard during the downturn last quarter. we've gained 17% from the christmas eve lows through friday's session so right now to put it in context you're at a level where you were just at two weeks ago it's not like the stock even with the 10% pullback has been priced in any way shape or form. >> they didn't up their guidance, held steady with it, missed the guidance today. that's a big piece. >> everyone focuses on china and the asia pacific market. but in the construction industry side there was a geography that did worse, and that was latin america. >> i don't think that's

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nation we are committed to establishing a missile defense program that can shield every city in the united states. >> president trump's lawyer has issue a new statement aimed at clarifying earlier excellents that appeared to have left open the possibility of collusion between president trump's 2016 campaign and slaurussia he says no collusion by trump. he says he has no knowledge of any collusion by campaign members. >>> sears chairman winning a bankruptcy option by presenting an improved offer. it allows sears to keep more than 400 stores operating and preserve 45,000 jobs >>> you're up to date. that's the news update over to you. >> thank you >>> i'm joined by melissa now. 400,000 is the number going around today apparently the number of homes that has got people talking about the lasting ramifications. >> students graduate they may not handle the debt payments well or they can't saver up for that down payment the data doesn't necessarily support that i get that 400,000 number. the latest data indicates that home buying is up when it comes to me lillennials >> us millennials are older no

a steep drop you can see here after the company, it makes tires, said at the end of last year saw a unit volume drop and atributed some of the weakness to not just china, but india as well and then one more to focus on, sherwin-williams do it yourself paint, construction, those stocks down 4.5% right now it came out with preliminary results showing sales declines or sales growth less than expected in october and november although sales did pick up in december >> markets dipped into the red earlier today when senator chuck grassley said according to robert, there was little growth in last week's talks with china. but stocks are back in the green as oils moved ahead and big jumps with netflix and other fang names and minneapolis president saying he sees no need to hike ranks. and jp morgan reporting its first earnings miss in 15 quarters the stock is now turning positive like citi did yesterday. and regional bank first republic is up 12%. bob has more on this for us from the new york stock exchange. bob? >> you know, jp morgan was light on earnings. we tend to concentrate a lot on the trad

delta and united report earnings tomorrow one last trade here. far and away the worst performer in the s&p 500, a utility stock, pacific gas and electric after it may need to file for bankruptcy in 2017 this was a $71 stock now you see here, down to about $9 and change. back over to you >> awful we'll have more on that coming up, dom. thank you. >>> bank earnings season kicking off with numbers from citi group. it's one of the best in the s&p 500. bob has more >> up about 4 %. here's the good news on this first off credit is good loan growth is okay. net interest margins compressed a little trading has been off a little. the stock is very washed out that's the good news right now here's the bad news. investors are having a hard time trying to figure out why they should own bank stocks at all. take a look. we lost 20% in the major etf last year. kbe was down 21% a lot of people said why bother? it didn't matter everything got killed last year. why don't i just go out and buy -- how about papal, visa that's what a lot did. they're continuing to do

it happens when individual businesses in the united states decide they will reinvest in china. >> i think i'll ask what you think on this but as much as companies don't want it stolen i think they don't want to miss out on the market in china before >> that's the tradeoff they have always faced 1.4 billion new consumers. they were willing to give up some of that older technology. they don't think it is nearly worth it when you look at foreign investment into china it has not been as much as you would have expected to the degree china has grown. there could have been more >> what do you think happens if we get a deal? michelle was saying more structural forums in finance and we agree to maybe even reverse course a little bit. 30% of steel aand aluminum is wiped out since the tariffs were imposed last year. could it be a big breakthrough for them >> the first thing to understand i think is that china's economy is very fragile right now. even though they wouldn't publicly state it they are in the mood to make a deal. the economy is fragile we are shooting ourselves in the foot as much as we

. >> united technologies and ibm above consensus on 2019 earnings proctor & gamble in line one thing worries me a little bit. the specter of higher costs and margin erosion we have 6% revenue growth. that's terrific. these are expectations earnings only up 3%. revenue higher than earnings this suggests there's costs, inflation going on margin erosion and that's an issue. we saw this with kimberly-clark, one of the few companies that disappointed today here's the ceo who came out and said overall it was a challenging macro environment and our margins declined reflecting significant commodity inflation and currency volatility kimberly-clark had this issue as well last year >> yesterday stanley black & decker we thought was more of a housing story but it was also a lot about margin pressure they talked about the tariffs, the commodity price pressures they're facing that's a different story than it looked at first blush. >> completely difference than the china slowing story. global slowing story margins in the s&p about 10% for the last several years that's been near records if that star

hours in all i've spent intense discussions with north korean leaders about what they want and what the united states want i shared that information with president trump and with other leaders since then >> thousands of people who are against abortion gathering in washington for their annual march for life it marks the supreme court's roe v. wade decision which legalized abortion organizers say it's the largest anti-abortion event in the world. >>> now check out this video it has gone viral on the internet that's two shark researchers coming face-to-face and swimming alongside what is perhaps one of the largest great white sharks ever recorded. it is a female she's nicknamed deep blue. the two researchers are pushing for legalization and legislation that would protect sharks in hawaii >>> deep blue, it's a female they think she might be pregnant >> could she eat them? >> well, yes, she could. they used that video to say, you know, great white sharks, yes, they can be very vicious, but not all the time they were touching her and swimming alongside here. >> people say i can keep a lion and i wou

delta and united what do you think is going on with the airlines here >> they're a single digit and you know if we have many weaknesses, we tend to be long-term oriented the airlines haven't done much for us in the last several years. shrunk their shares by over 100 million shares it's a very cheap stock. still generate significant amount of cash they're exceptionally profitable all have pretty good management which was the case >> what about jpmorgan and other financial companies like bright house. i remember a couple of years ago, you told me you didn't think we'd have another financial crisis for 75 years. i have this right. right? you said you know, like the one we just went through i remember thinking that sounds pretty crazy. here we are a couple years later and you know, the financials are still incredibly cheap because everyone seems to be thinking ability the '07, '08 experience. is is it true u way all way too short-term focused and how good do you think their long-term prospects might be >>. >> you see that over and over and over again i think we're probably 65 years from a c

troops was dangerous. >> this tragic occurrence on the battlefield reflects how the united states has no strategy, no plan and no real path forward. the danger to our troops will only increase. >> you are up todate that's the news update kelly, back to you >>> 30 minutes until "power lunch. i'm joined by tyler who is celebrating the hokies destruction. >> no, the cavaliers -- >> i'm sorry the cavaliers. >> mr. sullivan over there he has been absolutely gracious in this. the virginia cavaliers edged the hokies the two teams played while both being ranked in the top ten in many, many years on "power lunch" we'll talk about what would a day be without an apple story and this is a good one remember when tim cook was talking to jim cramer. he said apple's ultimate legacy will be in health care that's what we'll talk about today. christina farr has a story about apple and the approaches they are beginning to make to medicare advantage providers for the watch, which can be a life-saving device if your watch detects information -- >> what are you always wearing >> i'm actually wearing a shine

think the tariffs on either side have had much of a visible mark on either the chinese economy or the united states economy so in other words, chinese exports and imports don't show any mark from that and we have a 20 plus trillion-dollar economy that the amount of tariffs so far doesn't show much of a mark. and again, we don't do trade policy i would never comment on the administration's trade policy. i will say this though if this leads us to a fairer, if this process leads to us a fairer, more open lower tariff environment for trade, that will be good for the global economy good for our economy if instead it leads to a more protectionist economy, tariffs are longer lasting, that will lead the a less productive economy here in the united states and around the world. >> what about brexit do you think brexit if it occurs, it will hurt the european economy and therefore our economy? what is your view? >> with brexit, our main point of contact has been with u.s. institutions in the u.k. and the continent. and we've now had quite a long time on get ready for that and they've had, these institut

battle as news breaks that the fbi opened an investigation into whether actions by the president of the united states were a threat to national security. first reported by "the new york times," this counterintelligence probe was happening at the same time as the obstruction of justice investigation. this all started after the firing of former fbi director james comey. the question behind both parts of the investigation was, was the president helping russia

the speaker traditionally invites the president of the united states. it might all be perfunctory or parliamentary theater. the fact that the speaker speaks before congress. no guarranty it has to be delivered in person. actually not all that long ago, where presidents would just give a written update how they think the state of the country is going. thomas jefferson did that i remember it well. because i covered it. the fact it is more unusual what is happening in the modern tv era. this is something bears watch

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i believe the trade tensions between the united states and china put additional pressure on their economy. we saw things like traffic in our retail stores, traffic in our channel partner stores, reports of the smartphone industry contracting,

he wants to unite families, not divide. we are not black, white, poor or rich, we are a nation. jair bolsonaro campaigned as an outsider, promising to drain the swamp of corrupt politicians. for several years now,

it wasn't until last month, nearly two decades later, a special fbi unit was able to lift a fingerprint from that old evidence and called brock to say they had their man. >> i don't know what to say. >> reporter: police say nelson had been arrested in another state. he now faces 23 charges, including kidnapping, rape and indecent assault. brock says he shared the news with the victim and her family. >> it's the closure that i -- if i helped in that, then it's all worth it. >> reporter: some 20 years later, finally, case closed. ron allen, nbc news. >>> also tonight, are you on the keto diet? why a celebrity trainer is sounding an alarm. >>> shocking video, a baby wandering alone near a highway and who came to the rescue.

looked at the numbers all during this obamacare thing and they found that prices in the united sates are the sole reason why. in general twice as much for health care here in the united states compared to the rest of the o.e.c.d. the second highest health care spend per capita is switzerland and that's thirty five percent less than what americans pay but it simply because of price prices going up and life expectancy in america is going down and for mortality is going up and boma care is looting in the same way that the fed loot pensions by bailing out bankers and giving them all kinds of money that belonged in the count's of the pensioners same thing with obamacare they took money from a few million middle class folks and they gave it to the health care industry it without any benefits of having better health care and then saluting and no sort of price stabilization like these c.e.o.'s did these health care i mean their health insurance but it doesn't actually provide any insurance for health care so they're making forty million dollars a year but nobody in europe is and that's why a

i think we are in it right now, a patio for residents to enjoy, and the units have modern amenities and new appliances, which are so essential. every person living here deserves to be able to easily access their home, and use of community spaces of the building this renovation has improved the elevators which is so necessary, as mayor breed is said, and enhance accessibility features to eliminate barriers to access. finally, san francisco must be prepared in case of an earthquake, and the fact that we have seismically safe buildings is so important. we agree that san francisco is one of the most beautiful places in the world his. i think pacific heights and district two is one of the most beautiful places in san francisco, so i'm really happy to be here today to celebrate with you, and no i am here for you going forward to. thank you mayor breed for all that you do. at this time, i would like to introduce and think again doug shoemaker, the president of mercy housing. [applause] >> good morning everybody. we are so blessed to have

coming up today, on the heels of the largest bank in the united states, you know, pretty big miss at jpmorgan. they have had 15-quarters in a row where they beat. missed pretty big time here. resilience of market, i think is says a lot of bad news is in the rear view mirror. charles: david bahnsen, unlike yesterday, citi you would thought 9:30 would be down 2%. wouldn't be unusual for what we heard. ended up being the strongest stock in the market, the only sector up yesterday were the financials. so it feels interesting here maybe companies can talk their way out of some of this stuff?

unfortunate luck of being elected as -- the same night as the president does the current president of the united states. i made that val vow the same week our country was reeling from the shock and the horror of this new tramp administration. i was filled with dread that our country would move in the opposite direction of everything that i believe in, and everything that i believe san francisco represents, and it has happens. we are moving in that direction. in contrast we are watching right now the triumphant arrival this week of many fresh newcomers. not only here to san francisco city hall, but also in congress.

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anger and new s stories coming in to the united states along with the news that the mexican revolution may disrupt relations in that region . the texas rangers play an interesting role. the ranger force was less than 20 rangers. over20, they had well 1000. the texas rangers became the police force of the border. weene was controversy bet

with today's extraordinary headline, you know that the fbi questioned whether the president of the united

think about it. 3.2 million new housing units online. it affects prices overall, not just the new uses you bring in but because it affects the market. but that's not all we need to do. housing, we talked about earlier, the number one way that families, working families , middle-class families built wealth is to buy a home. and that is how it has worked, generation after generation for white families. but not for african-american and latino families. [applause] and here's the deal. not just because of gravity, not just because that's how it

the narcotics risks has enormous implications for people inside the united states. there are lots of things that come across the southern border that we need to get control of. president trump is determined to make that happen. it includes the risks that we have kristerrorists come across border. we talk about denuclearization of the korean peninsula. we have issue was china and the middle east. new alliances, opportunities, hopefully emerging, certainly with israel and the iranian deal being drawn back. where do you see on the world stage -- where is america different now? i don't think the president gets a lot of credit to are a lot of progress around the world. >> sean, we have made fundamental changes in american foreign policy that enormously benefit the american people. i could tick through the same list of places that you spoke about. the previous administration had

they are paying for it with the incredible deal we made for the united states, mexico, and canada, usmca deal, it's a trade deal. it has to be approved by congress. it probably will be other than maybe they even hold that up because they want to have -- they want to do as much harm as they can, only because there will be 2020 presidential elections. mexico is paying for the wall indirectly. and when i said mexico will pay for the wall in front of thousands and thousands of people, obviously they are not going to write a check. but they are paying for the wall indirectly. many, many times over. by the really great trade deal we just made. congress has to a approve the

>>chris: let's look at the wall because there's a big spike in family units coming across the border. the president talks about terrorists potentially coming across the board. there is secretary of homeland security, kirstjen nielsen. >> we have stopped over 3000 special interest aliens trying to come into the country over the southern border. those are the aliens that the intel community have identified that are of concern. >>chris: special interest aliens are just people come from countries that have ever produced a terrorist. they're not terrorists themselves. the state department says there's quote, their words, no credible evidence of any terrorist coming across the border from mexico. >> we know that roughly, nearly 4000 known or suspected terrorists come into our country illegally been we know that our most vulnerable point of entry is at our southern border. >>chris: i know the statistic that i studied up on this. you know wheretheir 4000 people are captured? airports . airports are the state department says there hasn't been any terrorist event coming across the border. >> it

. >> the senate confirmation hearings for william barr to be the next attorney general of the united states begin on tuesday at 9:30 a.m. eastern. in december president trump nominated mr. barr to replace jeff session who is held the position for over a year and a half since the beginning of the trump administration. william barr is now of counsel at the law firm of kirkland and ellis and served as the u.s. toge for president george h.w. bush. watch the confirmation process

>> it is indeed bearing this in mind that we call on the secretary-general of the united , to use antonio butera his skill and diplomatic experience to play the role of good officers and facilitator. i give my microphone now to the representative of france. president, i would like to begin by thanking the undersecretary general for her briefing on the tragic situation that is being experienced by the venezuelan people. for three years venezuela has been in an unprecedented crisis. a depleted economy, people deprived of basic goods, a bloody crackdown on the opposition of peaceful and 3 million

. >> y el Último atlanta united con el equipo expansiÓn y fue maravilloso, fue la maravilla del aÑo en estados unidos, esto dijo. >> no quiero dejar de mencionar porque me ha pasado en otros lugares, de no valorar, jugar finales. y acÁ no podemos dejar de valorar jugar. >>. >> ahora mÁs alla de lo que de estos queremos, me incluyo, no te rÍas, vas a ver. >> claro es. >> me da gusto que alguien con el roce de argentina, de erperme. >> y el maldito. >> lo que pasa es que juega con un grande y se hace grande, lo hace con un chico y se hace, y hoy habla el presidente sobre el cierre del gobierno, tenemos los detalles. >> y comienza el 2019 con la cartera llena, te enseÑamos cÓmo organizarte para que crezca tu capital rÁpidamente en principio a los valientes? qué los impulsa a hacer lo que hacen día a día... a dar más de lo que se espera... a darlo todo para preservar un legado. ford f-150. la fuerza que mueve a los valientes. mantén el estilo.poo? nuevo tresemmé between washes. nuestra primera línea para cuando el cabello no se lava. mantén los rizos definidos, un volumen esp

> bastante bien el rÉcord lo tiene "chicharito" lo tenÍa "chicharito" en su momento, con manchester united. >> este va a ser el titula de la selecciÓn mexicana. >> quÉ te parece "chicharito"? >> fÍjate que ha tenido muy buena suerte, sin embargo, es una persona que aporta mucho en cuanto a empuje, tesÓn, actitud. >> grupo. >> a pesar que para mÍ, con todo respeto es un poco limitado en sus posibilidades, pero eso no le impide a poder dejar el corazÓn y alma en la cancha. >> muy bien, tenemos que hablar de la nba, porque rockets de houston no pudieron contra los pelÍcanos james anotÓ 37 unidades rockets quintos en el oeste te gustan el bÁsquetbol? >> sÍ me gusta, batallo para entenderlo, pero siempre es bueno estar con alguien como tÚ. >> te puedo explicar. >> rockets siguen luchando mucho, pero tienen a este seÑor al barba, recuerden que anthony se quiere ir. >> hay mucha tensiÓn estÁn nervioso ahÍ. >> totalmente en nueva orleans. seguimos laikers recibieron a filadelfia y se encontraron con joel, que anotÓ 28 puntos, 11 rebotes doble doble para Él, eso le puede sumar tamb

un like a una publicaciÓn que hablaba mal de su entrenador, le pasÓ a antonio valencia en manchester united con mourinho, le dio like y lo sentÓ. >> ¿ no se arregla platicando?. >> mourinho no lo arreglÓ asÍ. >> hoy puede ser un dÍa dificil para real madrid porque juega la copa del rey, si hoy pierde real madrid la crisis se extiende y aunque no lo eliminarÁn de la copa la situaciÓn para santiago el director tÉcnico serÍa peor de lo que ya es. ese juego es hoy y estaremos pendientes, les aseguro que maÑana no se pueden despegar de la compaÑÍa de un nuevo dÍa porque vamos a tener ese resultado y si hay crisis, aquÍ en este segmento lo vamos a tener. >> no le ha ido nada de bien, perdieron con real sociedad y estÁn en quinto lugar, quinto lugar, soy barca pero no disfruto nada el fracaso de alguien mÁs. >> es la situaciÓn que estÁ viviendo el real madrid, no le ha ido bastante bien, vamos a terminar con esto, los golden state warriors que ayer terminaron aplastando a los nueva york knicks por 27 puntos, thompson anotÓ 41 unidades y los golden state siempre son candidatos a

mentalidad muy fortalecida en los Últimos aÑos su ultima experiencia con los clubes fue con el atlanta united, rompiÓ todos los rÉcords como mejor equipo. >> estuvo con el barcelona fue un fracaso y ademÁs estuvo con la selecciÓn argentina y por supuesto logrÓ varias finales pero no las ganÓ. >> trae credenciales >>> tÚ estÁs muy feliz. >> fanÁtico de los chargers. >> cuÉntame. >> los Ángeles chargers dominaron al qb lamar jackson. >> para imponerse lamar estaba frustrado. >> ahora muy bien, ¿quÉ te parece? >>> chargers ahora van contra patriots. >> han ganado en kansas city, en baltimore, londres. >> las defensivas ganan super bowl. >> contra los patriots. >> una maravilla serÁ que lleguen al super bowl >>> aparte tienen un rÉcord importante. >> estÁ increÍble sobre todo esto un equipo como los chargers. >> con esa patada los bears se metÍan en la divisional. >> no estaban lejos. >> era para ganar. >> esto no pasa todo el tiempo. >> aparte repitieron la patada. >> es que hubo una violaciÓn lo cual terminÓ desviando un poco el ovoide pero no pasa todos los dÍas maravillos

we're investing more in f-35s, yet weapons that work like special operations forces, et cetera, those units are spread thin everywhere all the time because they are in need. we need what they can give us. so we have sort of things backward in the way we look at strategy and the structure of the military. one of the reasons i wrote this book is to correct that. look, in the future, the weapons -- one of the rules is the most important weapons don't fire bullets. >> yes. well, this brings us to a whole other can of worms. in my experience as a war correspondent started with big piece technology, air power and tanks and all of it in the first gulf war.

presentaron en el centro de alto rendimiento tras meses de rumores y de que fuese campiÓn con el atlanta united. en dos campaÑas hizo campeÓn al equipo en la mls. ahora deberÁ llevar a mÉxico al quinto partido. hablÓ de la situación actual de los jugadores del tri. martino: mi aspiraciÓn es no hacer ningÚn tipo de elecciÓn parcial. quisiera ver a todos los que estÁn allá de acuerdo al listado con el que nos manejamos nosotros. evidentemente tendrÉ que hablar con ellos por telÉfono. yo creo que si uno tiene ideas claras, buenos futbolistas que desarrollen esa idea en el campo de juego se compite con todos. cuÁntas desde jugamos con alemania y con espaÑa? hay que apuntarle a esos 90 minutos.

i think we will come to some kind of an agreement the democrats are united as the republican -- it is the republicans who are divided. >> what will that look like, representative will it be a grand deal for

senator marco rubio of florida was at that hearing and says he plans to combat chinese buying of the united states. senator rubio joins us tonight. summarize for our viewers, if you are, quickly, what senator coats said at this hearing. >> they all agreed that china is the most comprehensive intelligence threat to the united states has ever faced, and because it's a commercial threat, they steal our products and reverse engineer them, and sell them at lower prices, subsidized by their government so they can bring our businesses out, they steal our research from universities, they do that by either hacking them and stealing -- sometimes they just hire the researcher and have her bring the research with them. sometimes they embed students and our system, and they take that information and steal it back with them. they steal our military secrets, and they also run the supply chain. they are embedded in commercial parts of our communication system. for example, they make a router, surveillance camera, and can

talk about the drugs coming into the united states, but most of the drugs are coming in to the southern border. until we can get that shut down, they will keep on coming in. host: let's hear from christopher from petersburg, maryland. caller: north dakota. but i am generally optimistic. i think the president has done a lot of good things, such as the asmca. that has done good not just for the u.s. but also canada and mexico. uphas brought the labor jobs

diplomat has landed in the united arab emirates on the latest leg of his middle east and tall mike on players aiming to reassure arab allies of continuing u.s. support for the fight against i sell extremism despite donald trump's order to withdraw troops from syria president jordan has more from washington. one thing is clear the u.s. military may be ending its direct mission in syria but it's not going to stop the fight against eisel on thursday the secretary of state mike pompei o said that u.s. aircraft would be for paired to target and to kill eisel fighters if they try to retake any territory either in syria or in iraq meantime the pentagon is confirming that some equipment that the u.s. military had been relying on while deployed in syria is now being moved out of the country but for security reasons they are not saying how quickly this some two thousand u.s. troops in syria are going to be leaving where they will be based after they leave

transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany and my mother is from the united states of america and so i realized fairly early that i'm. sense to explain different realities. i'm out here at the heart of the european union in brussels we have twenty eight different realities and so i think people are really looking forward and moving journalists they can trust for them to make sense of. it is backed up i work at the dublin. rival political factions in lebanon have agreed to form a new government after months of deadlock the country held its first parliamentary elections in nine years in may last year but talks instead have been mired in disagreement celebrations are now underway as the delay had heightened fears of major economic.

now beijing is said to be willing to buy m more agricultural products frorom the united states but the main stiticking point really relates to the tech s secto. the protections for intellectual property rights international scandal over the chinese company for white has added further attention to the latest round of discussions. that dononald trump will be meeting with china's of white house in the next hour or so but he has now said that a final deal won't be made. until he meets with his counterpart shijing paying in person. that time frame has yet to be defined. the american president that sounded optimistic about the progress that's been m me so far. china was opened up. because of us. to the financial services industry which is a big thing nobody thought that was possible. and they've opened up -- to financial services and things of the like button -- i just wanna let everyryone know we we won't have a deal if we don't open it up to the farmers. and we want to dodo if they don't openn it up t to our manufacturers a and and just all that i think that probably the final deal will be

interim president.so country.guiado declared interim president last week and strongly backed by the united states was talking in the televised address, special police forces believed connected to the man insisting he is venezuela's real president, nick has maduro, allegedly showing up at his home to ask questioning about his wife. guaido dashing home. his daughter there. "don't cross the red line," he said. "there are all types of codes. political, sports, including the mafia has codes. one is that family is sacred." this is the latest escalation in ever-rising tensions. many venezuelans live in a state of fear. where secret police round up opponents in the night. in an op-ed in "the new york times," guaido claimed he's had secret discussions with the military. key to maduros grip on power, offering amnesty to some. you can feel the tension in the air here. david? >> ian, thank you. >>> back here at home now, and late developments in the search for a missing teenager in madisonville, tennessee. police have arrested a relative now in connection with the disappearance of 14-year-old savannah

where it gets really tricky, the right to be forgotten does not work in the united states. if you are a sexual predator, if you are someone with a past credit history, that is not go away from the internet so that are certain laws we cannot break in the united states that makes the gdpr harder. to rob's point, there will be compliance issues. gdpr's consumer focused and enforcement bound. when you look at enforcement capabilities, small companies, particularly startups will have a different time complying. we saw that happened in the first week of gdpr adoption in europe where newspapers were actually being blocked because they had not complied with gdpr standards and people cannot get things like usa today in europe. i think we just have to be careful about how we look at what this direct implication is. we also have to really think about, again, this may not be an innovation driving tool when it comes to matching privacy with marketplace, while at the same time protecting consumers. it is a very fine line that i think just started. we have to see where it lands up, but so