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Goes back and forth between both countries. you can expect they will try to work through the issues in exchange for keeping that economic relationship going. there are lots of things. cyber security and south china sea and plenty of challenges for the trump administration. >> and americas friends and allies in the region concerned about a rising china and chinas aggressive stance in the south china sea. will trump continue the policies of this administration? we dont know. it means it will be an...

They say alcohol does not appear to be a factor. new aftershocks reported after the 6.2 magnitude hitting italy over the weekend. we have cnns barbie nadeau with more. >> reporter: thats right. civil protection authorities and first responders are fighting against the relentless aftershocks. the buildings are so compromised that a small aftershock to make them crumble. they want people who are still in the area who dont want to leave property to get out of there and get to safety. we have repo...

Higher. remember back in august, the 6.2 took place. nearly 300 fatalities took place. so 298 fatalities officially. now we look back just four days on the 26th of october and a magnitude 6.1 and 5.5. what were going to point out here, because the magnitude was less than todays earthquake, we have considering these four shocks, this would be the main earthquake. lets not get lost in the details there. the point is, this is a shallow earthquake and the poe tex for serious damage is there. ten kil...

Welcome back to "cnn newsroom." im george howell. we continue to follow the breaking news out of central italy. an earthquake that struck near perugia. you get a sense of the significant damage that has been done to one particular home here. there have been no reports of casualties or injuries at this point but were staying in touch with our officials, our sources and reporters on the ground there. on wednesday, two powerful earthquakes hit that same region weakening a number of structures. stay...

Struck of that building. there goes a piece of history. i want to try to put this in perspective. according to the u.s. geological survey, woke see the number of people or population densities that experience weak shaking and at least 13 million people, im already seeing on social media videos of people posting of the inside of their homes in rome. actually, having lambs shaking. dishes following off of their counters for instance. but whats also interested out here, there was a significant popu...

If that -- if she felt not that way, you would not have that kind of interchange among staff members. and that has been going on for all too long in this country. >> well just to be clear. it was five years ago, she wasnt yet running. it wasnt her campaign, and it was a private e-mail exchange between two catholics who say that they -- what they were actually doing was, you know, criticizing sort of media moguls who claim to be catholic. but in any event, i hear your thoughts. >> alisyn, but she...

Kasich, all of these in third and fourth and fifth currently there is not one bit of mathematical distinction. so if you tell me oh you are scoring 5.8 and somebody scored 6.2 therefore were going tell the american people you are in a second class or underclass, that is completely utterly artificial and unfair. >> so you are sure that the outcome, the effect of you not showing up wont seem that you have a bad attitude or being petulant, that you are sure this is a winning strategy somehow. >> no...

Point, seeing that picture of the bottled water looks awful. tony, thank you for that report. this is a day for a wearily wall street and jittery investors to take a sigh of relief. the worst five day stretch since 2011. the dow lost 168 points yesterday to close at 16,346. it lost about 6.2% this week alone. s&p 500 dropped and and nasdaq fell 46 points yesterday. just months before the first primary, bernie sanders has a double digit lead in new hampshire but hillary clinton is attacking h...

Morning. it is the first day of december. a great deal for investors to tackle this month. beginning with the jobs report on friday. last report before the fed makes a decision on interest rates. the consensus it is likely to raise rates. nearly every jobs indicator has been improving. even the under employment rate. especially for college graduates. it is now just 6.2%. compared to 10.2% during the recession. the analysis shows tales of college educated baristas is rarer. the college degree is ...

Your money. first day of a new month. u.s. stock futures are up with a great deal for investors this month. beginning with the latest jobs report on friday. the final report before the fed makes a decision on interest rates. consensus is the fed is likely to raise rates this month for the first time in a decade. nearly every jobs indicator has been improving. now just 6.2% compared with 10.2% unemployment during the recession. the tales of college educated baristas, tales are rarer by the day....