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is once again through to the french open womens final, where she will play jasmine paolini on saturday. paolini beat 17—year—old russian mirra andreeva in straight sets. swiatek beat coco gauff, despite the american saving three match points in the second set. the world number one eventually closed out victory 6—2, 6—4. she could join monica seles and justine henin as the only women to win three straight french open womens titles during the open era. just before we go, the late...

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That was farmers and other equipment makers and the like rushing their orders to china and elsewhere around the world ahead of tariffs. some of that -- that export number, is that sustainable? that briefcase on your screen there, this is the number im actually most excited about. you have tax cuts and deregulation that have really fuelled confidence among businesses. they are building factories. they are buying technology, they are buying equipment. thats a number, if its sustainable, that could...

Colleague on the russia investigation introduced legislation to prohibit the u.s. government from buying technology and doing business with zte, a bill that im co-sponsors. those are pretty powerful reasons not to make a special deal for zte. but even more compelling, rachel, frankly is the fact that they were cheating on sanctions we impoed over irans nuclear program and their missile program and sanctions over north korea, and then lying about it to us. and this capitulation by the president i...

They will use additional time to cross the nuclear finish line. thats why i say, do you want a north korea that has that capability, that can be a one stop shopping place or thermonuclear weapons, ballistic technology for iran, for isis, or will we take the obviously undesirable but potentially necessary step of using military force? we have blinked at this reality for 25 years. weve spent 25 years trying to talk or pressure the north koreans into giving up. it has failed. and it will fail now t...

Theyve been buying technology that allows them to downsize workers. in some ways, theres still this split between how buoyant the markets are and what people are really feeling on the ground in the real economy. >> no question, no question. one of the stocks surprisingly thats helping the dow today is gm, it was up more than 2% from the start of trading. this is happening as the company issues yet another recall. this, 8 million cars, bringing the total number of vehicles recalled this year to 2...

Repatriation of earnings. this is american companies that have already earned in excess of 1.2 trillion dollars that is sitting outside of the country. american companies cant bring that money back into the united states, because of the very high corporate tax rate we have in the united states. it is 34%. if we have a 0% rate of bringing that money into the united states, thats 1.2 trillion dollars that could get to work, building buildings, hiring workers, going into research and development, b...

In 12 week, intel made 2 1/2 billion in 12 weeks. what youve got here is on explosion of profits because companies are making the same amount of goods and services with far fewer people, and they dont see the need at this point to rehire. bill: wow. so the jobs are gone. are they going to come back, you think? >> it will take a long, long time before they come back. some of them will never come back. companies are profit, flush with cash, theyre buying technology which will replace real people o...