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For you with Jackie Deangelis watching these markets today, Edward Lawrence has some reporting from washington, well get to edward in a moment but on a friday afternoon jackie we start with you. Reporter well, lets take a look at where the markets finish for the day because the dow started a little bit higher there was optimism about reopening but that petered out because you can see that the dow is down 207 points the s p finished for the day by 17 and the nasdac managing to get out a small gain of three points there but also early optimism about some commentary coming from china about its co...

Announcer sunday night at 8 00 p. M. Host a discussion on the history of Infectious Disease research. Our professor joins us from hamilton, montana. He serves as the director at the lab. Can you give the viewers an overview of what your scientists do their at hamilton and what the labs role is . The division of Intramural Research of the National Institute of allergy and Infectious Diseases. Which means tony fauci is our boss. He comes out and visits us whenever he can. Usually about once every two years. The lab has been involved in what is called emerging Infectious Disease research for well...

I find it absolutely amazing we find ourselves in a situation where what is happening with hong kong, the china trade deal, the economy, the rioting taking place in the u. S. , and the equity market just shrugs it all off. Only shrugs it but continues into the value trade in the deeper cyclical trades. Everyone was saying, this is not going to last, yet it still continues. Lets break down more of the markets and how do you feed in the u. S. China trade tensions. Joining us now is nathan sheets. He is head of Macroeconomic Research and a former u. S. Treasury secretary for international affairs...

Everything going on in washington, it was a historic evening last night with the the of the matus mattis essay in the atlantic. Jonathan it was quite the contrast for the president of the United States. No question about it. I know we are going to go to kevin in a moment, but it is an. Xtraordinary moment the number one thing is the president s response has pretty much been on radio silence. Looking to hear from him a little bit later this morning. Ecb and Christine Lagarde. Lisa the interesting thing to me as we are not necessarily seeing the emergency in markets. As tom was sand, we are goin...

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