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into former president trumps efforts to overturn the 2020 election. former vice president mike pence appears before a federal grand jury offering what could be critical testimony about trumps role in the january 6th capitol attack. and as pence was testifying the former president took his 2024 campaign to new hampshire. trump ignore his legal troubles and instead focused his attacks on president biden and other potential white house opponents. and also breaking this morning, russia l...

>> three more people charged with murder after a virginia man died in custody, his family calling for justice after seeing video of his last moments. and growing legal problems for donald trump. thousa now dozens of staffers at mar-a-lago are receiving subpoenas. here we go, friday, st. patricks day, welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. im christine romans. we begin with chinas president xi jinping set to meet with vladimir putin next week in russia. the ...

Mortgage rates fell slightly this week, average 30 year fixed now at 6.6%. and on inflation watch, gas prices held steady overnight at $3.46 a gallon. consumer sentiment data from the university of michigan is due out later this morning to cap off a very busy week for your money. lets bring in john lear from morning consult. credit suisse accepted a loan from the central bank. you have big banks in the u.s. who swooped into help first republic. crisis averted here? >> in the near term crisis is ...

Charged with over 20 crimes. >> and now heres an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,229 after dipping 10 points yesterday. the s&p was up a fraction. the nasdaq up one. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei fell 12 points, but in hong kong, the hang seng added 120. uncertainty in egypt could keep markets on edge today. reports that egypts president would step down fueled a late-day rebound for stocks after late earnings from ci...

This week well find out if the cheerful trend continues with fresh trade and consumer sentiment data on tap along with earnings from coca-cola, disney and cisco. the fdic meets to a new set of rules that would try to curb bonuses at banks. that take what the agency calls inappropriate risks. there is big buzz this morning about the huffington post being bought by aol in a deal worth $315 million. french drug maker sanofi aventis is still in talks to take over genzyme in what could be a $19 bil...

Japan and taiwan. hitachi and toshiba both gaining in tokyo. these companies all provide parts for apple products. shanghai though, up by nearly 2%, thats on hopes that the inflation figures which come out tomorrow for the month of december are going to show the rate of price rises is actually starting to slow down. that may be because the government has been jumping down on food prices but nonetheless, the overall inflation rate could be a bit lower and certainly thats taking as a positive sign...

Thats because there are inflation numbers due out tomorrow will be a little bit tamer than many predicted. it could be premature. many analysts say the upward trend in inflation will continue after december. very quickly, banks and mining stocks higher in sydney today. investors shrugging off disappointing consumer sentiment data. the melbourne institute says consumer sentiment down 5.7%. january. thats the first rating since heavy rains caused devastating floods shutting mines and ruining cro...