yeah i think it kimberly but there's a reason. why. i think you have a ten minute rule because the border protection why the. moment it's going to provide good pictures but media won't wait or another but isn't there an issue behind this. coming monday president from the promise. who put it on the one that we don't know as was in trouble so eloquently says bob i don't homan and kimberly how could you can find more of that reporting on al-jazeera dot com we move now to bangkok thailand where a saudi teen's plea for asylum has gone as international support has a story. another live of my own i see you and i see our own land. of the earth first of. joining us to discuss this story from berkeley california we have brad adams he's the asia director with human rights watch hello there brad good to have you i'm just looking at raw halfs twitter feed you must get a sense of what should feeling that moment to moment she says here pinned to the top of her twitter feed don't let anyone break your wings your free fights and get your rights where i

how she's there in macallan in texas right by that border kimberly and then we had the president saying that he's actually winning the argument. it's not clear that he's winning the argument specially here mccallum texas we should point out the reason the president came here is because this is the site of the most illegal crossings into the united states one local reporter here told me that every week you see thousands of people coming across the border just sort of hopping the fence that you see behind me not the tall part but further back it's a little bit shorter about a meter tall so in terms of winning the argument martin well we saw people protesting the president when he arrived but we also saw people who were holding signs of support a it seems that what this wall has become is a symbol whether you're for donald trump or against donald trump it's really part of the larger argument but the president there's no question tried to make the case today that this is about border security not about his presidency he brought out all kinds of props when he was standing with the border pat

how kim kimberly. we heard from both of them pretty much the same argument that they've been using throughout. and it's an expensive and ineffective war anyway and the president is pretty much of cessed with this and they're calling this a a manufactured crisis. yeah if i was one of the eight hundred thousand government workers that about to not get a paycheck i would not be feeling very hopeful right now that this was going to be resolved very soon because what we've essentially seen is both sides digging in even deeper than before not only did we see the president making his case for border security but now we've seen the democratic rebuttal and essentially what they've said is what they have been maintaining all along we're not going to debate border security until the government opens the president has been maintaining we're not going to from the republican side even consider opening the government until we address border security so there's been no movement the republican side has been very clear

by think kimberly spoke a little bit about that but just to break down what president trump and the team around him have said about this he said that it's an emergency you heard the sound bite there because of drugs actually eighty to ninety percent of it specially hard drugs don't go across the point and this will be a small go through points of entry so that one doesn't really stand up his people around him of well have mentioned terrorists and then it came out that actually most terrorists go in through the ports rather than go across pressuring the war on points of entry on the southern border another point that he and his team of made about the over spill of boylan's certain areas in mexico especially where we are now if you want to be has one of the highest murder rates right now in the world but then if you. go across the border but it's a sunday a go it's one of the safest cities in the united states where kimberly is in mcmullen is having about a thirty year low in crime over the border brain also it's like a black hole full of call tell pilots in mexico so some of those points

sean, kimberly, david, thank you. this is just the beginning of the next cycle panel, thank you. i want to drill down on one of the offers in this piece jason leopold. you heard what we played earlier, that he is confident, this bombshell, bombshell report was from buzzfeed who stood by him. jason is one of the best journalist in the world and he has proven it. buzzfeed news, stands by this story 100%. you probably want to walk that back down to. buzzfeed wish casting so hard on this story, but before coming out with that statement, they should have checked into his troubled past of making up sources. it goes all the way back to the bush administration in his word then, his problems were so bad, even in the journalism review recognized and respected and wants to accuse leopold of being a fabulous, one of the targets of shoddy reporting for murder george w. bush karl rove sounded off earlier today to my colleague dana perino. >> david: jason leopold ran a story for buzzfeed said i had n indicted by a grand jury and re-created cheerful moment in the oval office in which i told pres

. >> kimberly olson was one of them. kimberly formed a very intimate relationship with ernie scherer. met him in september 2008 six months after his parents' murder. she was at a casino in mesquite, nevada. >> he came over and said he needed a pretty girl to blow on the dice at his craps table. he was a smooth talker. >> now, that's a line. >> it is. i fell for it. >> from day one, said kimberly, their relationship was based on honesty, full disclosure, all the dirty laundry. >> he would tell me stories about his wife and his girlfriend and going back and forth and i told him he was a jerk. i think he knew he made a lot of mistakes. >> of course ernie also told her about his parents' murder. >> he missed his parents. he would tell me stories about him and his father. he'd get teary eyed about it. >> kimberly got to know ernie, she said, very, very well. >> if you can drive through texas with someone and not want to strangle them in the middle of texas, you can get to know someone very well. he was really sweet. >> and ev

how great is that the white house kimberly cameras reporters lining up pretty much everywhere at the moment talk us through what's going to happen. yeah the bottom line at the moment there's still talking they being the u.s. president and congressional leaders democrats and republicans but really all eyes on democratic leader nancy pelosi now the speaker of the house in control of the house of representatives who's on record as saying look there's going to be no wall donald trump is not consistent with american values and you continue demand for there to be a border wall funding in an effort to reopen the government well that's simply not going to happen for the republicans part we've heard from vice president mike pence that there is no deal unless there is funding for a wall so we have this confusing situation both sides saying no deal unless you yield to my demands what we've got right now is what some are starting to call the shutdown stalemate so we're watching very carefully to see what happens coming out of this meeting things have been a little unpredictable here at the white

yeah i think it's kimberly but there's a reason. you want to. do something right now and i think you have a ten minute rule because the border protection why they started this moment it's going to provide good pictures but media won't way or another but isn't there an issue behind this. which i think that shutdown president from his comment that who put it on the one that we don't know as was in trouble so eloquently says by john homan and kimberly how could you can find more of them reporting on al jazeera dot com we move now to bangkok thailand where a saudi teen's plea for asylum has got an international support has a story. another live of my own i see you and i see our own land. first of. joining us to discuss this story from berkeley california we have brad adams he's the asia director with human rights watch hello there brad good to have you i'm just looking at raf's twitter feed i mean you must get a sense of what should feel in that moment to moment she says here pinned to the top of her twitter feed don't let anyone break your wings yo

kimberly and anna are here also. let me start with something the president said to kelly o'donnell over the weekend about what federal workers are going through. >> i can relate, and i'm sure that the people that are on the receiving end will make adjustment. they always do. >> and here's what a national forest service worker told my other colleague about that. >> we don't know -- i don't know what adjust means. we're adjusting because we're adjusting to pinch pennies where we have to. my wife went in and applied for a food assistance. this is how -- that's not adjusting. last night my daughter asked for a snack. >> jeremiah martinez there. paul, which do the people you represent value more, do you think? the president's stance on this border barrier issue or their paychecks? >> there's no question with this. it clearly is their paychecks and their ability to go to work. you know, the president has talked about the art of the deal. you know what the president needs to do? he needs to learn the art of management. we'r

a rising u.s.and dollar weighing on a company like kimberly-clark. shery: really different factors pushing the market today. over this week and next, central bank rate decisions will be key. leaving itsboj interest rate policy unchanged, pretty much as expected. the yen interesting is is now under pressure because the boj lowered their inflation forecast for a fourth time in its quarterly outlook. of course, this just puts the boj further away from its global peers. the ecb meeting tomorrow, not to mention the federal reserve next week. the numbers you mention are even more astounding when you consider the boj's balance sheet is $5 trillion. without that, they still have not been able to show any meaningful uptick in inflation. we are getting the ecb tomorrow. expectations that mario draghi will signal that those risks remain to the downside and then we have the fed on deck next week. this is interesting, there are only expectations of a 2.6% chance they hike rates. three months ago, that was nearly 80%. it really shows you how much things have chang

so kimberly the state of the union the latest casualty of the shutdown or any signs that it could end. well there are some political posturing that's likely to take place in the u.s. congress today given the appearance that the lawmakers are doing something but it really appears that nothing is going to be accomplished what we have happening at all eyes on the senate thursday as there are two bills that will be voted on and considered but neither is expected to pass the first one is republican backed what it would do is give donald trump the five point seven billion he's looking to build his order while on the southern border of the united states and mexico this is been the sticking point that leg. to this shutdown but this would need some democratic support democrats say they're simply not going to vote in favor of this no the other one that is going to be voted on the senate has already passed in the democratically controlled house of representatives the lower chamber but this one is not expected to pass it would open the government at least until february eighth but it doesn't incl

kimberly, i'll start with you. as jen says, there is just so much in this tweet that it does seem as though perhaps it is another attempt to distract from the mueller investigation. >> or it's a part of what this president really believes and it's -- >> it could be both of those. >> time and time again, we saw him at a white house ceremony for navajo code talkers using this slur in front of native american heroes standing in front of a portrait of andrew jackson who led one of the worst catastrophes for native americans in our country's history. this is what the president does. i think i'm going to disagree with jennifer a little bit. i think when you see this, and clearly this is setting up for 2020. donald trump is going to hammer this for the entirety of the 2020 campaign. if elizabeth warren and democrats generally don't have a clear and consistent response to this sort of racist language, it's going to be detrimental to them. democrats frankly didn't do enough to reach out to latin -- latino voters to black vo

he brought it up, kimberly. why don't you use this for impeachment, and i'm sure she's going, really? you're bringing up impeachment in our meeting? >> it's projection, i think he's afraid of it, and the other end republicans said all through the midterm elections that impeachment and immigration is what is going to motivate republican voters to come out and support him. i think he's bringing that up as a way to protect himself. >> and it is the bill clinton example. i mean, bill clinton turned impeachment into a partisan battle between democrats and republicans that benefitted him. that's, i think, what he wants to do in this case. i'm not sure this is the best way to pursue that goal, but that's his strategy. >> in a weird way, the more he talks about it, the more inevitable it comes across. >> and it's also more -- the media talks about it more, and then it forces democrats to respond. the reality is if you talk to most rank and file democrats, their focus is on oversight of this president and of this adminis

kimberly, i want to come to this letter for a minute. "the new york times" report says a letter trump wanted to send to comey about this firing also caught the fbi's attention. it says, quote, thanking mr. comey for telling him three times that he was not under investigation. actually, kimberly, i want to turn to you, how suspicious do you think that is? >> well, it is. that was one of the most remarkable aspects of the story when james comey was fired, the fact that a lot of it had to do with this insistence by the president that he go forward and message publicly that the president wasn't under investigation by the fbi. it seemed like a classic case of thou does protest too much. the president was clearly worried about a potential fbi investigation in to him and his own activities. was really remarkable about this is i think both jay and natasha are very right that on the one hand it wasn't really surprising at all but on the one hand its extraordinary that the president is not only -- that an fbi investigation was opened into the pres

here to break it down, kimberly atkins, david korn. and msnbc political contributor, and co-author of "russian roulette." ben witis, legal analyst and senior fellow at the brookings institution and a former fbi official and former u.s. attorney. all-star panel to talk about these two explosive reports. david korn, do you first in washington. the "washington post" wrote it this way. on at least one occasion the president took possession of the note of his own interpreter and instructed the linguist not to discuss what had transpired with other administration officials. first of all what do you make of this behavior and how was it different than other meetings that world leaders have had with american presidents? you know washington and the white house a lot better than i do. is this out of the ordinary? >> yes. it's not just out of the ordinary. it's bizarre. usually there are meetings like this and you can see photos on twitter now, you have two principals surrounded by officials, some taking notes, and who are listening in. very few t

as i mentioned kimberly an attack another attack on u.s. forces in just a few days and all of this coming after of course the u.s. president has said he wants to get out of syria is that going to increase the pressure on him now to perhaps change course. it's definitely increasing the pressure on the president including from members of his own party including senator lindsey graham prominent republican on capitol hill who believes that this withdrawal must be slow smart and really seek to avoid a broader war but in terms of the president changing his calculation it doesn't appear that he is effort ing to do so he was present over the weekend as those four bodies from that wednesday attack return to the united states and certainly there is concern with the regard to the reports of the latest injury in this latest attack but what we're seeing from the president is determination to continue to withdraw you have to remember this was a campaign promise for donald trump and as we look towards the two thousand and twenty presidential election he w

here is richard fowler and kimberly. kimberly, i will start with you first. the president responding to kanye's words today seems to be embracing the support of kanye west. >> i don't think they ever had a falling out. i think honestly kanye west was trying to remove himself from a movement that he wasn't really a part of. kanye west is unpredictable just like the president is he unpredictable. they move to the own beat of their drum. he was kind of getting mixed in there with another movement that's going on. i don't think he is really a part of that he supports democrats. he supports those that are black democrats. i think he just really wants to support the black community and i think that was getting lost before so now he is reaffirming that he is a trump supporter. >> sandra: what do you think, richard? >> here's the thing i think he does support president trump. when it comes to the issues the white house meeting a couple months ago the president and donald trump seem to be completely unaligned. case in point when kanye talked about fixing the 13th amen

kimberly your chris is with you and he shared this with us it's a little bit of a video so he's showing us what you're seeing behind you there we go explain away you all that looks like a fence and also a gate according to producer chris yeah it's both and this is where the president is visiting maccallum texas to illustrate this is kind of symbolic of what he's trying to get and why he says there's a need for a border wall that's more fortified because as you can see behind me is my producer chris sheridan shared you know parts of it are easily scalable if you're physically fit nabl to do so so that's why donald trump is here making this case of what some people call the sort of a massive photo op but certainly there is the case to be made that there are places where it's easier to scale than others what are people saying that side of the fence side of the border kimberly about the president saying when we're not doing any business right now and to give me money for this war. well we've been talking to some of the folks here in mccallum texas and you know there's a little bit of pushba

kimberly delivers x, not as good as pro as procter. >> lowe's to home depot. >> i think kimberly is going to prove they're not as bad as they used to be. >> the old avis, we try harder. >> kind of like that there is that great ad, good enough, pretty good, but not good -- >> at&t ad i would have not been -- >> at&t has gotten a little aggressive. >> some of those are funny. >> they are funny. they're replacing -- >> i like the doctor one. >> guess who got reinstated. i'm imitating an ad. but there is -- i think kimberly is a comeback story and this guy is doing a good job. you can sell it all you want not as good as procter, but it was okay these -- you know what is funny, there is a genuine belief that all that matters is the s&p. what happens when the s&p company actually reports good numbers? the pajama traders are -- they don't know the difference between procter and kimberly love's, huggiys, whdoes it mattr they're symbols to people, those people they don't know anything, david. >> no, no. well, comcast and ibm and procter & gamble, which we highlighted at the top, all up sharply. >>

history high start to wonder kimberly how much of it is that truly about the wall in the end or is it as so often was that donald trump about him showing that he doesn't back down that he's strong reaffirming to his base that he's a guy who doesn't back down. certainly that is a major element and that's why we saw i believe the president coming out unexpectedly to the white house briefing room late on thursday because all eyes and all the attention and all the media hype was on nancy pelosi and the opening of congress the fact that there was this imminent passage of these major bills to try and reopen the government the president likes to be in the headlines and so we saw this sort of spur of the moment the first time the president has ever been in the white house briefing room we should add but he didn't take any questions it seemed to be an attempt to try and recapture the story and certainly that's what we expect that we will see again in the coming hours in the situation room meeting but it doesn't look like there is any sort of resolution at least not in the short term in fact fr

yes ok so that's what was said a few days ago let's bring in kimberly halakhah she's joining us live from the white house if this is true kimberly then this could be a bombshell for the trump presidency. a bombshell a game changer historic all of those adjectives would work certainly this is not good for the white house and we've actually had the president already reacting. tweeting in just the last half hour words of the fox news reporter who's just to my right where in fact they're trying to downplay this as something that is essentially coming from a convicted felon donald trump tweeting don't forget michael cohen has already been convicted of perjury and fraud quoting the fox news reporter here at the white house but the fact of the matter is if this is true we should point out that this is according to unnamed law enforcement officials from one publication however if it is true that donald trump directed his attorney to break the law to lie under oath to congress that is perjury that is certainly something that the president could be convicted of and further it would be an impea

as white house correspondent kimberly harkat is joining us now any reaction on that explosion in and members with reportedly u.s. service members being killed. yeah the press secretary sara sanders asked directly about this by reporters releasing a statement to reporters essentially saying that the president has been briefed on this but adding few details instead referring questions to the department of defense but certainly this is not a good headline for donald trump given his surprise announcement last month the withdrawal of two thousand u.s. troops that had been stationed there that withdrawal beginning as of last week it certainly has rattled u.s. allies led to the departure of the ministrations secretary of defense james mattis so certainly this is compounding tensions too with turkey the united states as nato ally certainly there have been some problems with regard to the fact that in recent days the president has threatened the turkish leader air to want given that there has not been an assurance that the u.s. is happy with with regard to the kurdish forces that assisted the

in order to discredit the presidential bid of democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton calls kimberly and the investigation and the arrests and the charges that are associated with anyone close to the trumpet ministration rattles the white house all they commenting at the moment. in fact i think there is something going on as we speak just before i sat down in front of the camera i saw sarah sanders the press secretary speaking to reporters on the white house driveway i did catch some of her comments initially and she certainly is defending this as being something separate from the president she's saying that in fact this has nothing to do with the president she's hopeful that when it comes to prosecution for false statements that in fact the same standard by the special prosecutor will be held to democratic supporters not just republican supporters and associates of the president because we know that roger sort of was in fact a long time donald trump associate she further went on to repeat what donald trump himself has always repeated that she says there's no collusion or wrongdoing

liz: joining me, kimberly strassel. good to see you. why the 180? why the flip? >> that's an easy answer. nancy pelosi is now speaker. she is no longer running to win elections. she knew she had to be careful on the campaign trail never to suggest this is why they were seeking power. but of course it is. on the if first day you already had a democratic congressman file articles of impeachment against donald trump. liz: will this backfire? nancy pelosi said whether a sitting president can be indicted is open to discussion. >> egg indicates that a president can be indicted after he's no long are president of the united states. >> what about a sitting president. >> a president who is in office. can robert mueller come back -- >> that is an open discussion. liz: your reaction? >> not so much. we should be happy nancy pelosi is not wandering the halls of justice department. there is a longstanding policy that holds that sitting president cannot be indicted is the belief the mere threat of that could interfere with an executive's ability to maintain the government. thi

to check voice where you don't have any barriers let's cross over to our white house correspondent kimberly halkett she's in mcallen texas to talk us through what we should expect once trump arrives and what the message is that he's going to be sending out. well just picking off picking up off that sound bite that you played of the president just a moment ago i'm standing really where the president is talking about in terms of his concerns about the poorest u.s. border it's not exactly poorest but it's not exactly impossible to cross either and that's what the president is hoping to change if he can get this five point seven billion in funding and reopen the government i want to get my if it hard for kevin to pan out a little bit so you can see what i'm talking about if you look behind me here are essentially this is a fence that you could jump over now on the other side of it is some razor wire there is quite a significant drop probably about four or five meters so you have to be able to climb up that wall you'd also have to go through some thick brush and you'd also have to be a good swim

what atthey're going to do is m sure he doesn't get reelected i 2020. >> kimberly and david i'm going to get back to you. isnt buzzfeed about whether it' true or not, on the source unnamed sources. >> this is a problem i think a lot of the journalism industry has. because all the way back to eve before donald trump came in. i think journalism sector has reallyth lowered the bar used t be basic standards. even sometimes when they would sayy they were anonymous source they would at least safer instance what branch they belon to, what department they were talking to, whether or not thes were retired officials they wer talking to work current officials. now we get according to officials. s,of the officials at the dmv m be officials at the justice department. maybeju they've been out of politics for ten years. it really does diminish the ability for people to judge the credibility of stories t. >> to kimberly speight, do they care about credibility? >> i think people are searching and hungering there are example on the way back, finding the truth of spending. we had to be diligent. this wa

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kimberly your chris is with you and he shared this with us it's a little bit of a video so he's showing us what you're seeing behind you there we go explain away you all that looks like a fence and also a gate according to police a chorus yeah it's both and this is what the president is visiting maccallum texas to illustrate this is kind of symbolic of what he's trying to get and why he says there's a need for a border wall that's more fortified because as you can see behind me is my producer chris sheridan shared you know parts of it are easily scalable if you're physically fit unable to do so so that's why donald trump is here making this case of what some people call to sort of a mass of photo op but certainly there is the case to be made that there are places where it's easier to scale than others what are people saying that side of the fence a last line of the border came about the president saying when we're not doing any business right now and to give me money for this war. well we've been talking to some of the folks here in mccallum texas and you know there's a little bit of pu

now and certainly we are seeing congress as well as other agencies proceeding in spite of that indeed kimberly in washington thank you for that people from across india are gathering in the capital new delhi to protest against worsening living conditions for me offices foremost women's rights activists and ethnic minority groups were among those taking calls on the first day of a nine day demonstration against the national democratic alliance government retired officers a demanding a single pension scheme which new rights of modi promised during his election campaign but it's failed to deliver. the authorities in the thai capital have closed hundreds of schools this talk six small chokes the city a thick haze has hung over bangkok the weeks prompting growing fears about the health of local people on wednesday students were sent home from school as the authorities try to manage the situation there blaming the problem on traffic few construction crop burning and pollution from factories. but the mind of course you can find out much more about that story and many of the others that we are coverin

threatening to start impeachment proceedings against the president based on these latest accusations kimberly helped at al-jazeera the white house in the u.s. a white police officer has been sentenced to eighteen one months in prison for murdering a black teenager and a case what sparked mass protests against police brutality jason vandyke's shots in the quad mcdonald sixteen times four years ago the seventeen year old was carrying a knife down a chicago street when he was killed vandyke had been facing a maximum of ninety six he is in prison al-jazeera is john hendren is live for us outside the courthouse in chicago john tell us how the sentence been has been received so far look when mcdonald's family has been speaking. yes indeed that sentence six years nine months was far more than they defended hoped for but it was far less than the family of look one mcdonald had asked for and they came out forcefully and after the verdict the family spokesman marvin hunter a pastor came out and said that this was a miscarriage of justice and he called for change here in the city of chicago in the state

for some sort of dare i say guidance support advice we're going to go to kimberly held it in a moment for that perspective but in terms of the the turkish sources that you've been speaking to in the last three months how do they actually see the way the turkish government is dealing with this issue when it comes to the needs that they want from washington in trying to get some traction on justice for jamal khashoggi well look i mean officially the turks will say that they are dealing with this. independently this is a criminal investigation that this has no impact on bilateral agreements or relationships with other countries in reality though this case is a lot bigger than a criminal one because of the impact it has on saudi arabia on the relationship between crown prince bandar bin sultan and donald trump of the u.s. president on turkey standing within the region and that regional rivalry between ankara and riyadh so there's no sane person or would say that international politics doesn't implement or impact rather on this the fact that you have seen some sort of warming or relationsh

halkett kimberly for a long time it sort of seems that trump can do no wrong when it comes to the support of his big so why is this proving that you know why is this causing a shift now. money matters and when you're not getting your money you start to get angry about it look for someone to blame and the polls do show not only do a majority of americans blame the president for the shutdown but this is a roading support that up till now had appeared to be pretty solid and that is the the president's supporters that helped him win the election in twenty sixteen what i think the white house has miscalculated in all of this is the economic impact of the government shutdown of the white house is even acknowledged that visors have said you know they didn't realize that this was going to hurt so many people across the board particularly when it comes to contractors that will not be getting their back pay so this is significant because there is this fact that you know the congressional democrats say look we are not going to fund this wall the sticking point is the five point seven billion that do

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i want to switch to kimberly-clark. we were you remember talking about proctor and gamble and the key focus of them was hitting that organic sales growth target of 4% and beating the peer group of 2% to 4%. kimberly-clark is showing us a different story this morning. you can see those shares are off this morning. therefore the quarter profit and outlook for the year fell short of estimates. interestingly enough, they are seeing rising cost for raw materials and rising costs of pulp and that is putting pressure on some of the margins. are now-clark forecasting growth at about 2%, half of what procter & gamble's organic growth forecast was. they are highlighting these rock consumer and material costs. to pass someg able of those costs on to the consumer. i will read you a statement we got from the ceo from kimberly-clark. he said it was a challenging macro environment. our margins declined. -- in experiencing response wait raised prices in the second half of the year. the key is to see if they're able to pass on those cos

so both sides once again putting their case forward kimberly how will those you know some eight hundred thousand workers that we just heard nancy pelosi mention affected by the government shutdown figure about what was said tonight. there's no question that if you're watching that or you're one of the eight hundred thousand federal workers that is set to not get a paycheck that you might be feeling rather just courage at the moment because it just appears that both democrats and republicans have sort of just dug deeper in terms of their position with no resolution appearing to be in sight. essentially the government is being held hostage to government workers held hostage over this issue the wall has become a symbol of campaign promise for donald trump and from the democratic side a symbol of in the words of nancy pelosi of immorality that essentially the symbol of immigration of welcoming of immigrants to the united states used to be the statue of liberty but now there is this fear at least in the democratic side that it will be a wall along the southern border so i think it's importan

we saw this with kimberly-clark, one of the few companies that disappointed today here's the ceo who came out and said overall it was a challenging macro environment and our margins declined reflecting significant commodity inflation and currency volatility kimberly-clark had this issue as well last year >> yesterday stanley black & decker we thought was more of a housing story but it was also a lot about margin pressure they talked about the tariffs, the commodity price pressures they're facing that's a different story than it looked at first blush. >> completely difference than the china slowing story. global slowing story margins in the s&p about 10% for the last several years that's been near records if that starts eroding, that's going to be a major problem. one way is cost pressures go up. >> absolutely. bob, thank you, down at the nyse for us >>> nancy davis is founder and chief investment officer at quadratic company. paul christopher from wells fargo capital investment institute. we have kind of been off to a tear for the first part of this year but only corrects the real we

my reporting aligns exactly with what robert and kimberly have both said here. the idea of an off-ramp. trying to come up with some solution here. understanding that democrats are not going to budge. the president doesn't want to budge. but his prime objective here is to try to make a win to show his supporters, to show his base that he is fighting for this wall. so they're look for ways for him to try to declare a victory without congress actually allocating that money. >> and robert, your newspaper, carol leonnig on the scoreboard tonight with this piece saying the white house counsel is bringing on 17 additional lawyers as they go to the mattresses. full disclosure, that would make it a minuscule small washington law firm. but 17 is a lot in this case. >> every reporter in town is starting to change their call list. it's been rudy giuliani, rudy giuliani month after month, the president's personal legal team has been what mattered in this story. now the attention goes to the white house. how is pat cipollone, the new white house counsel, going to clash with h

kimberly and another diver realised that the 2.5 tonne shark was actually the largest ever documented. she was last seen in mexico six years ago. we did not know it was her who we were swimming with we saw a great white shark. and it's humbling as a photographer, you dream ofa it's humbling as a photographer, you dream of a moment like this, to come across your lap and after so many days of looking, i finally already had given up hope. during filming, her team also found three pregnant sharks and believes this discovery will provide data that will provide knowledge to these often misunderstood great trace. the stuff of dreams or nightmares, i am not sure. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of my team on twitter. i'm @geetagurumurthy. this has been deep—sea world news. —— this has been bbc world news. we had a wintry field to the weather today not just because we had a wintry field to the weather today notjust because it was cold but we have seen some sleet and snow plainly over the heels or coming from that area of cloud and moving very slowly ease world so it wa

let's go to the chief investment officer, hugh watson and kimberly floss. your thoughts, kimberly, on what the markets are saying, not worried about a shutdown, okay with everything else. what do you think? >> yeah, i mean, i think that the shutdown potentially, obviously is a political one, not a financial one. remember, we went through this again in 2013, neil. it really shaved off about half a percent from gdp. it's not terrible it wasn't catastrophic either. this is discounting the shutdown, although there is showdown there, there could be with mortgage applications slowing and publicly funded companies not getting the capital they need. at day 17, it could be an issue down the road if we don't get something resolved. but i think overall, the consumer is very, very strong and the investor is strong. they don't like this. but at the same time, you know, they're putting capital to work. >> neil: you know, i talked to investment pros on fox business network, if you don't get you should demand. and one of the things he told me, neil, the shutdown thing been

history but as our white house correspondent kimberly how could reports and still no long term solution. back on the job. after more than a month without pay at the end of the week most of the eight hundred thousand federal workers some who relied on charity handouts during the shutdown will have received the money owed to them feel relieved to be back and looking forward to get back to work i am very proud to announce today on friday u.s. president donald trump agreed to democratic demands to reopen the government while both sides continue to debate trump's push for five point seven billion to build a border wall along the us mexico border it's a debate that led to the thirty five day us government shutdown and could shut it down all over again the president doesn't want to go through another shutdown the best fix is to be able to do it legislatively but if congress particularly democrats in congress would rather play political games and actually do their jobs and fix the problem than the present will be forced to take a different path trump is not ruled out declaring a national emerge

but they'll still need the president's support to get it done kimberly joins us live now from washington d.c. kimberly with the majority of the public blaming the president and some members of his own party turning against him what chance is there that trump might declare a national emergency. well there still is a very real chance the president is consistently inconsistent that means well he says that he's not looking at the moment to declare a national emergency his intentions can change on a dime so there's the real possibility as this drags on and the anxiety continues to build that the president could declare a national emergency having said that this is something that republicans members of his own political party are deeply concerned about why because they know that if that happens immediately there would be a court challenge put forward by democrats and a court challenge could drag on for years and it would certainly ensure that this wall would not get built so for now republicans are urging the president not to take that option the u.s. congress is in session right now and so th

thank you, kimberly. i appreciate that kind introduction. thank you, this all started over a lunch when we had this conversation that has now become this event. i want to thank you for all you have done for peace corps over the years. i did not realize we were all peace corps volunteers at the same time. to another,tor thank you for your legacy of leadership. thank you for your service. you.ron, thank toat the peace corps aspire help chart a course toward a better world. we are grateful to this incredible organization for providing a far-reaching forum for this kind of thoughtful discussion. the topic is the future of peace corps. it is ever present in my mind. and as a returned peace corps volunteer who served back the agency's early years. i remember standing in a classroom in front of 13-year-old boys. i was 22 years old, nervous beyond belief. i had no idea what my first words would be. i remember looking at them all oh my goodness, there is a door. i could walk out that door and be done. my husband would not be happy. he was happy havin

underwater photographer kimberly jeffries who swam things ever. underwater photographer kimberlyjeffries who swam with deep blue and lived to tell the tale. i have palpitations just watching that there. now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello there, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so, mark, what do we have this week? it is a very mixed bunch this week. we have glass, the new film by m night shyamalan. mary queen of scots, a very modern historical drama. and beautiful boy, a tale of a family torn apart by addiction. so, let us start off with glass, a superhero film with a difference. yes, it is the latest from m night shyamalan, who scored a huge hit with sixth sense and had many flops with things like lady in the water. this is a sequel that brings together characters from split, which came out here in 2017, and from unbreakable which is from 2000, which you may not have seen, because although critics and fans think it is his best film, it wasn't seen by that

kimberly so how far apart are both sides in this dispute and is there any hope they can resolve their differences and the time soon. well there certainly hope because there is this effort on both sides to vote on different plans to try and reopen the government both democrats and republicans here's the big problem with that they're both voting on different plans so yes there is hope but right now they're not in the same page the president put forward on the weekend a plan that he thought would at least allow for some compromise with a suggestion to extend protections for children that were brought to the united states illegally that have now grown up here and are living without any sort of document status this was something that was turned down by the democrats they say because they believe that is necessary to reopen the government for any discussions about illegal immigration border security the president looking for five point seven billion for his wall this is something that the two sides seem very far apart on so the democrats say this proposal put forward by the republicans does

in the people's needs and doing so in a timely fashion his company how could it the white house now kimberly is there any hope in anticipation that something might actually come out of this meeting. there's not a lot of optimism going into it what will come out of it is still unclear what we are hearing the latest is that we expect donald trump to speak from the rose garden however following the meeting with congressional leaders democrats and republicans certainly there is a battle for the media attention and to control the narrative well the president says this is about border security and there is a need for five billion in border wall funding if the government is to reopen republicans are now striking back from the claim that democrats say that this is a call that is essentially immoral the republicans are saying well look there's a crisis on the border in terms of illegal immigration and that is immoral that there is a duty to protect the american taxpayer and national security so each side is trying to frame this argument but certainly they are very far apart in terms of the demands so

are there any developments kimberly how could in washington i'm hearing news concerning the supreme court can you take us through that. yeah how does the supreme court and the government shutdown relate well here's how over the weekend donald trump had offered his part have negotiations with the democrats to try and reopen the government that he might extend what sort of doc and that is that obama era program to allow essentially those that were brought to the united states illegally as children they've grown up and worked here all their lives the protections that were put in place by the obama administration but the trumpet ministration has tried to end while he was doing this we also know the justice department had requested that the supreme court hear this case about sort of the effort by the trumpet ministration to end this program will the news coming out of the supreme court in just the last couple of hours or so is that the supreme court said look we're not going to hear this case we're not going to fast track it what this means is the administration essentially had asked if this c

president a period in office which critics say has been marked by conflict chaos and confusion here is kimberly taking a closer look at the past two years. it's an understatement to say the first two years of donald trump's presidency have been different we have pictures we have three hundred hamburgers many many bridges for us so help me god with the promise to bring washington to its knees and drain the swamp trying to work to fulfill his most popular phrase we will make america great again in many ways trumpets change the country sometimes by default there so much this watching the show much uncertainty there's so much chaos right now that we simply don't know which way is up he refuses to act like previous presidents often using twitter to announce big news or get that son of a off the field to insult his opponents they call or pocahontas he often shuns advice from his top aides which is led to a stunning number of departures including his secretary of state his defense secretary two chiefs of staff and two national security advisers. unemployment is at its lowest rate in fifty years but ec

trump was sworn in since then the wind thousands been seen as plagued by conflict chaos and confusion kimberly helka takes a closer look from washington d.c. . it's an understatement to say the first two years of donald trump's presidency have been different we have features we have three hundred hamburgers many many bridge for us so help me god with the promise to bring washington to its knees and drain the swamp trumps work to fulfill his most popular phrase we will make america great again in many ways trumpets change the country sometimes by default there so much this watching the show much uncertainty there's so much chaos right now that we simply don't know which way is up he refuses to act like previous presidents often using twitter to announce big news or get that son of a off the field to insult his opponents they call or pocahontas he often shuns advice from his top aides which is led to a stunning number of departures including his secretary of state his defense secretary two chiefs of staff and two national security advisers. unemployment is at its lowest rate in fifty years but e

i was sworn in since then the white house has been seen as plagued by conflict chaos and confusion kimberly health takes a closer look from washington d.c. . it's an understatement to say the first two years of donald trump's presidency have been different we have peaches we have three hundred hamburgers many many bridge for us so help me god with the promise to bring washington to its knees and drain the swamp trying to work to fulfill his most popular phrase we will make america great again in many ways trump a change the country sometimes by default there so much this watching the show much uncertainty there's so much chaos right now that we simply don't know which way is up he refuses to act like previous presidents often using twitter to announce big news or get that son of a the field to insult his opponents they call or pocahontas he often shuns advice from his top aides which is led to a stunning number of departures including his secretary of state his defense secretary two chiefs of staff and two national security advisers. unemployment is at its lowest rate in fifty years but eco

congress rosalind wharton al-jazeera capitol hill live now to washington and correspondent kimberly health can be there all talk so there had been an invitation to talk from the white house to various congressional leaders later today is there any wriggle room on either side here. no it isn't fierce right now but the prospect of donald trump getting his five billion that he's looking for additional funding is pretty dim at the moment the president showed up at the white house briefing room somewhat of a surprise to reporters didn't take any questions but he said that the reason he's digging in his heels is an issue of national security you can go to a barrier you can go whatever you want but essentially we need protection in our country we're going to make it good the people of our country want it i have never had so much support as i have in the last week over my stance for border security for border control and for frankly the wall or the barrier can believe why does the trump administration feel so in bold and here i mean it's the mike pence bottom line isn't it he said the bottom line