Page 49 - 6 2 News Today

The first big weekend of the holiday shopping season wraps up today. the early numbers show more people are skipping the lines and seeking out online deals. friday sales fell by 6.2% compared to the same time last yearment that decline came with a spike in online shopping, where shoppers spent $7.4 billion to hit an all time record for today. a reporter for yahoo fngs joins us, even considering these numbers, black friday is still the busiest shopping day of the year s. that status becoming outd...

What can we expect? >> its exciting for gadget geeks. this was the foldable phone. theyre making it into a modern-day version. its a foldable smartphone and will be available as soon as december 26th. its tall and thin unfolded but it folds down to a compact size way 6.2 inch screen and a 2.7 inch screen on the outside. its slightly heavier. it has 128 gigabytes of memory, but it retails at a cool privacy 1,004-ninety $9. so it will set you back a little bit. >> youre going to need a lea way pla...

Stupid. they showed up. they showed up by the thousands in dallas, texas. they show up all across the country. and they continue to push for president trump. why? because he is the only person thats actually listening to them. the only person that actually listens to the american people. ainsley: heres the message that the president is trying to send on his twitter account. he posted video rally. democrats the party of high taxes, high crimes, late-term abortions, socialism and blatant corruptio...

Chinas imports and exports fell by more than analysts expected in september official government data showed flagging demand at home and abroad weighing on the worlds 2nd largest economy the news from china customs isnt rosy. dryness foreign trade has shrunk more than the experts expected. you know youre going in september trying to total import and export value was $2.00 trillion you won a decrease of 3.3 percent exports were $1.00 trillion yuan a decrease of 0.7 percent and imports decreased by...

Magnitude 6.2 earthquake. the quake hit some 50 miles north-northwest, of isabella, puerto rico, late last night. aftershocks have followed. puerto rico governor, wanda vasquez, says theres been no reports of damage to the island. >> karen, looking to soak much of the island. schools are closed today. >> yes, this tropical depression, the best-case scenario, that you will get with a main storm across the caribbean. 6 we think landfall strengthening, as it approaches the island. some time this af...

A 30 year low of 6.2 percent in the 2nd quarter im liz believe it could fall further to 6 percent. markets open resumption of trade talks between the u.s. and china will help give the global economy a lift but even if a deal is struck calls for reform are unlikely to go away. increased awareness of our impact on the environment has led to greater pressure its protect our forests but the spite laws preventing their destruction huge amounts of woodland continue to be destroyed while many consider ...

There was talk that there was too much oil around. is it easy to replace the oil that saudi arabi lost here? >> reporter: yeah. the simple answer is, no. boy, have we changed the whole narrative in a week. weve turned it upside down, george, because of the lost production in saudi arabia better than 5 billion barrels. lets bring up a graphic. this is often overlooked in the international community, but the five major opec producers outside of saudi arabia, of course, have lost better than 6 mill...

Fuel provides. thank you very much. along with developments in saudi arabia the latest figures from china have provided a double whammy for investors they show a deepening of the countrys economic slowdown so a closer look at this chinese industrial output grew by just 4.4 percent during august compared to a year ago thats the slowest for more than 17 years so latest sign of the continuing impact off the trade war with the u.s. and fall in domestic demand both factors have seen growth in the chi...

Wish he would tweet less and be more presidential. >> sean: next question. can he get the 20%?right now zo, the biggest job growth in african-americans and hispanics. the biggest job growth has spanned in those two demographics. nearly 5 million jobs. can he get those voters for 6.2 or 2 million people that are on off food stamps and now working? >> if that zogby poll is half correct to black voters and hispanic voters, president trump will win in 2020. the question, is that poll correct. hes do...

The biggest job growth has spanned in those two demographics. nearly 5 million jobs. can he get those voters for 6.2 or 2 million people that are on food stamps and not working? >> if that is so dull my calf correct dominic, president trump will win. hes doing a great job. the reality on joe biden though, sean, it is that you know hes going to turn around. degree new deal, the carbon, the oil, the health insurance. hes going to make belief like that never happened.