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Positive as youll see right there, but not too much. Although uk actually having a fairly good morning. Japan not so much. Problems toshiba certainly weighing on that market. As for our tenyear note yield this morning in crude oil, which we always like to show you, 2. 556, and wti up ever so slightly. David, our road map for the hour begins with the dow on the edge of market history again. Futures higher. Will today be the day . Plus, some new Holiday Spending data suggesting a late december boo...

These are Companies Like amazon, cisco, qualcomm, tivo. They are driving markets to record highs. Dow 20,000 is within sight, spitting distance. Records are falling on wall street. Dow, s p 500, nasdaq all hitting intraday highs. Could see a record close. Absolute for the nasdaq. Second day in a row weve seen nasdaq at record high. Lets get to the Fort Lauderdale story. Multiple casualties in this situation that began developing shortly after 1 00 p. M. Eastern. Five dead, eight injured. Can you...

To fire all of our Great American workers that got you there in the first place, you can move from michigan to tennessee and to North Carolina and South Carolina, you can move from South Carolina back to michigan, you can do anywhere, youve got a lot of states at play, a lot of competition, so its not like, oh, gee, im taking the competition. Youve got a lot of places you can move. And i dont care as long as its within the United States. The borders of United States. There will be a major border...

Side. Running a little bit behind schedule. It was supposed to begin at 3 00. The lunch took some time. Joe we saw his remarks earlier, obviously spectacles starting with yesterdays events. Scarlet we will check in with shannon joining us from our washington dc bureau. Shannon, as we look at this spectacle of the inauguration, the ceremony and pageantry, we know that there is violence on the streets nearby, not far from the parade route. Can you give us an update on the protests you have been ke...

And all of the key markets are down by nearly 1 . Why such a bad start to the trading week . We talk you through the winners and losers. And well be getting the inside track on baby food. Its a huge market worth 53 billion. And were speaking to the mum who couldnt find what she wanted in the shops, so she started her own organic business. And we want to hear from you today do you still trust samsung . The 58 will be out soon. Would you buy another Samsung Phone . Let us know. Welcome to the prog...

Reaction of a roomful of ceos meeting with the president on his First Business day, at least during the week of business. Its nice to see people representing all types of industries there. I think thats important. Even industries that didnt overwhelmingly go republican, like technology. You see some of them in the room. You see the auto guys there, financial people. I guess thats what you want to see. Trump is doing exactly what he said hes going to do. Hes signing things right off the bat. He s...

Nightly Business Report for monday, january 23rd. Good evening. Welcome. President trump got to work on his first formal day in the white house, the president welcomed the chief executives of some of the countrys most well known companies. With Business Leaders around the tashlg he pledged to cut taxes, wipe out regulations, and fast track u. S. Factories. He also threatened a border tax. Tonight from the white house. Reporter President Trump started his first workplace by delivering a carrot an...

Seven, predominantly muslim countries. Lawyers from washington and minnesota say restoring the ban would unleash chaos again. This comes after the state Department Says as many as 60,000 people from the banned countries had their visas canceled. We will go to seattle to speak with matt adams, an attorney filing a Class Action Lawsuit for a family who were restricted from bringing their children from somalia, syria, and yemen. Trumpwe take a look at a proposal that puts him squarely between the L...

James robart in seattle stays President Trumps travel ban on seven, predominantly muslim countries. Lawyers from washington and minnesota say restoring the ban would unleash chaos again. This comes after the state Department Says as many as 60,000 people from the banned countries had their visas canceled. We will go to seattle to speak with matt adams, an attorney filing a Class Action Lawsuit for a family who were restricted from bringing their children from somalia, syria, and yemen. Trumpwe t...

James robart in seattle stays President Trumps travel ban on seven, predominantly muslim countries. Lawyers from washington and minnesota say restoring the ban would unleash chaos again. This comes after the state Department Says as many as 60,000 people from the banned countries had their visas canceled. We will go to seattle to speak with matt adams, an attorney filing a Class Action Lawsuit for a family who were restricted from bringing their children from somalia, syria, and yemen. Trumpwe t...