navarro con quiÉn?marca y persigue. el balÓn para mena. nena. pinto, va para navarro. pelea pero creo que le faltÓ ambición para salir en una jugada en el control y despuÉs y al contragolpe. >> este domingo te traemos otro partidazo entre lobos y santos laguna. sintoniza toda la acciÓn a partir de las cuatro del este y tres del centro . en vivo por udn. veÍamos la acciÓnen donde pedÍan falda. estoy de acuerdo contigo. una vez mÁs, navarro estÁ fuera de posiciÓn y acaba por no definirse para atacar. >> yo no sÉ si se cansÓ sanhueza o quÉ sucede. pero ya no ha logrado ni toma la pelota para hacer transiciÓn. y las caracterÍsticas hÚngaras individuales mano a mano que gana. >> yo creo que es un poquito de liderazgo. si te pones a ver lo que hace el equipo de leÓn es acostumbrado a lo que hace montes. y ese liderazgo que tiene para jugar, principalmente con la pelota, aquÍ, prÁcticamente, no ha tenido esa oportunidad. hay un liderazgo que van a tener que acordar. >> la ganÓ quiÑónes pero otra vez el equipo de leones hace una jugada dos contra uno que

i mean, how does peter navarro view china? >> i see china as an economic threat to the welfare of working men and women in this country, particularly those who work with their hands in manufacturing. and, you know, back in the day, in 2006, when i wrote "the coming china wars," i was a voice in the wilderness, but it's conventional wisdom now. and what emerges is a picture of, essentially, an authoritarian state, first of all, not a democracy. more importantly, from an economic point of view, a non-market economy that uses all manner of unfair trade practices, basically to engage in what has emerged, i think accurately, as a description of a predatory behavior. and we now have a president, in donald j. trump, who is willing to stand up and defend america from those kind of practices. and it's purely a defense. it's not an offense. it's a defense against that predation. >> you helped articulate your view of china in a movie that you directed called "death by china." and it was narrated by martin sheen. and it really articulates

zoÉ navarro nos tiene detalles de esta tradiciÓn.de las rolebró sus se realizÓ con total Éxito, a pesar de las bajas temperaturas, llenando de alegrÍa, color, mÚsica y muchas flores. >> lo vi un poco mÁs organizado, mÁs rápido y con mÁs control. >> venimos a apoyar a nuestra gente latina, los que vienen de las bandas. y a los charros. zoÉ: la creatividad fue el elemento principal, donde mÁs de 40 carrozas adornaron las calles de pasadena. miles de familias compartieron juntos de un evento que rompe con la tradicional y le da vida al 2019. todas estas personas estuvieron desde tempranas horas aguantando de mucho frÍo para disfrutar del evento. el tema del desfile fue la melodÍa de la vida, la misma que puso a muchos a disfrutar entre adriana: un informe de zoÉ navarro. en noticias internacionales, el presidente de perÚ, martÍn vizcarra, planea declarar en emergencia la fiscalÍa de la naciÓn. todo por el escÁndalo de la constructora odebrecht. la medida generÓ masivas protestas en el paÍs. y el lÍder del corea del norte, kim jong-un, dijo hoy p. en un estÁ listo para r

mr navarro is especially known for his hardline views on trade. he recently said, quote, china is stealing ourfuture. but mr lighthizer has also been very vocal since the late 1990s, in fact warning against china joining the wto. he was worried the us would have use leveraged over china to push them to be more democratic. so tough negotiators facing a chinese tea m tough negotiators facing a chinese team led by the vice premier. he is a harvard educated economist and was hand—picked by the president, who he has apparently been friends with since they were teenagers, and he has been called the brains behind china's shift in economic policy away from export driven growth and towards domestic consumption so the economies are less reliant on external factors. we will see what they can come up with. hopefully we will find a resolution sooner rather than later. thank you all my up —— thank you for that update. china's biggest firm has established 360 restau ra nts biggest firm has established 360 restaurants around the world. the popular chain ope

oscar navarro. brock jones. michael grubbs. these are just names of americans whose lives have the loss to illegal immigration. they no longer have their voice but we can and must be the voice today. and if these names sound familiar as because we've heard them on the news. i would like to reflect on others who certainly weren't celebrating the status quo. the names may sound familiar because these are the same individuals that then leader pelosi said record on this floor oh year ago in february more the eight hours defending passion of daca and shutting the government down. vanessa rodriguez. vargas. jaclyn romo. rojas. ray panetta. kelly, crystal, carlos, --ianne, hugo, fernando fernando herrera. emily. claudia. cynthia sanchez. hugo alexander a costa. galvan. hector rivera suarez. juan carlos navarra. carlos emanuel diaz. -- gloria alonso. drid.y lama speaker, as this house adjourns for the week today, after just one rule bill, i implore my colleagues to take some time and think deeply about these individuals. their families

adriana: un informe de zoÉ navarro. en noticias internacionales, el presidente de perÚ, martÍn vizcarra, planea declarar en emergencia la fiscalÍa de la naciÓn. todo por el escÁndalo de la constructora odebrecht. la medida generÓ paÍs. y el lÍder del corea del norte, kim jong-un, dijo hoy que espera sostener en 2019 otra reuniÓn sobre el tema nuclear con el presidente trump. en un discurso televisado de aÑo nuevo, kim asegurÓ que estÁ listo para reunirse con trump. tambiÉn amenazÓ con cambiar de posiciÓn, si estados unidos sigue adelante con sanciones y la presiÓn contra su paÍs. policÍas espaÑoles a sospechaban algo extraÑo en dos colchones que llevaba un hombre en el techo de un auto y no se equivocaron, pero ser sorprendieron al encontrar dos jÓvenes marroquÍes escondidos en el interior. el extraÑo contrabando humano ocurriÓ en la frontera, entre la milicia y marruecos. los nadadores del club conocidos como ♪ ♪ jack in the box ♪ pannidos ♪ no-mess bag ♪ ♪ deli trio! ♪panni-do it

he is closer to lighthizer and navarro than he is to steve mnuchin. >> nice to have you on. i hope we can have you on again. >> thank you fareed. >>> next on gps, tiny boo ton may not have a gpd but what they strive for is gn, had, gross national happiness. which matters more for measuring a country's success? i will tell you when we come back. [ doorbell rings ] janice, mom told me you bought a house. okay. [ buttons clicking ] [ camera shutter clicks ] so, now that you have a house, you can use homequote explorer. quiet. i'm blasting my quads. janice, look. i'm in a meeting. -janice, look. -[ chuckles ] -look, look. -i'm looking. it's easy. you just answer some simple questions online, and you get coverage options to choose from. you're ruining my workout. cycling is my passion. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our lowest prices of the season. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it can even warm your feet to help you fall asleep faster. so you wake up ready to make your resolut

not robert lighthizer, not peter navarro, not steven mnuchin. it's president trump. >> hey, blake, it's gary smith. i want to go back to the topic that you talked about and liz kicked it off with this whole intellectual property. that seems to be the big stumbling block here. especially with the made in china initiative that they have now, where they are going to focus even more on technology. i'm just wondering how something so complicated like an intellectual property agreement, could get hammered out in 30 days. does either side feel that this can be done in a short time, or is this going to be just kind of put off to work on in the future? >> well, look, it is just at this point i believe days but they have been going at this for awhile. 's the been 60 days since the dinner at buenos aries and they have talked about it since then. we heard from the president today and maybe that's what he was alluding to, i don't know for sure, when he said look, maybe we will have some sort of deal but maybe not everything on paper by march 1st. it seems li

, even navarro would be at peace. remember, when you talk about peter navarro, he's the hardest of the hardest liner, lighthizer doing a great job negotiating. i think there will be a deal in china, and nobody thinks there will, but we are starting to hear really good things. we just need american express to be able to its franchise that will be the bingo. >> there is a continued focus on not just reaching an agreement in principle, but how do you actually get the chinese to comply that's certainly going to be a key consideration, already is, in terms of where they are in moving towards a potential deal. but certainly these headlines -- >> how about a double boeing orders that would send a strong signal. >> sure. but the key is the chinese can say, we'll do this, we'll do that, how do you keep them to it how do you make sure and/or is there some sort of penalties or what are the mechanisms by which you actually get compliance to whatever it is you agree to. >> well, i think that's what's holding up the final resolutio

. >> es un trauma como de la familia navarro perdieorn a su hijo hace 4 años . >> no hay palabras, solo a las personas que nos pasan estas cosas podemos entender, es fácil dechr çechale ganas pero no se puede . >> tragedia que los complica . >> hay más preguntas de cómo perdió el control . >> así es . >> continuamos con más . >> en daily city murió un conductor de un camión de basura porque quedó atrapado con otro vehículo pasó en la avenida en pantalla el conductor salió y se movió el camión no se sabe el por qué salió . >> usted lo sintió a las 4:40 am un temblor 3,4 en la ciudad, que también se sintió en san francisco y también puntos de san josé, vemos el movimiento telúrico vemos en pantalla , no se reportan daños . >> las autoridades dan el retrato de un menor que murió el 2004, dos excursionistas caminaban cuando encontraron los restos del menor, podría tener de 2 a 3 años y tenía un año de muerto . >> la policía fue a un llamado de emergencia inusual, un adolescente pedía su teléfono a pesar que lo compró con su dinero . >> pero quién tiene la r

you have people like pete navarro a noted critic of china's policyies. do you now see daylight between what president trump is saying publicly and what these guys have been saying for years if not decades? >> yes there is a great confusion i think chin knowing who is making policy in china. you have the treasury taking a softer line seeking some kind of an agreement you have the trade representatives, navarro and lighthizer who are looking for a harder deal, and the question is where trump will decide to fall in the end we saw in the meeting with xi jinping in buenos aires that he came out wanting basically to, as i say, do a deal, get a deal done now, whether this follows the pattern of the north korean summit with kim in singapore, where there are a lot of honeyed words but very little actually came out of it of substance, that 2019 will tell us >> one of the major sticking points is the technology practices employed in china. if we do see resolution on that front between the u.s. and china, is that really the end in terms of the pressure on china euro

. >> laura: raise your hand if you think ana navarro does her own nails. republican imposters like navarro are cruelly indifferent. that's a cool stunt. callousness extends to americans who pay about $150 billion tab that illegal immigration costs to us, but also the indifference in legal immigrants who have been raped, abused, trafficked, run over, and murdered sadly by certain vicious illegal aliens. when california officer singh was wlad to rest after being killed by an illegal during a routine traffic stop, california governor gavin newsom attended an nba game. senator kamala harris did offer her respects to the rapper common. somehow she found the time to hang out there. no atempting the funeral of an outstanding constituent. and these are the people who have the nerve to call donald trump cruel? if it's not a death that they can exploit for political gain, they're just not interested in it at all. meanwhile, trump is truly concerned about the children on both sides of the border. and the only way to protect them is to deincentivize the dangerous trip

lucia navarro, fremont resident. well, if they are desparte they will do anyting. this after 3 violent robberies at the fremont hub in the last two weeks. he latest robbery happened here on january 14th around 1:30 in the afternoon. a woman was walking across the parking lot - when a man in his 40s approached her demanding her purse... the victim refused... and that is when fremont police say the man started beating her with a 12-18 inch pipe... she was struck at least 3 times. (the woman was shoved down to the ground and suffered injuries to her head, and a cut to her hand... the man took off in a dark older sedan... and then there were two robberies here at ulta beauty... first on jan 10th...a man dashed in claimed to have a gun... and grabbed some high end fragranes... then on january 5th, 2 adult males brandished a knife... at an employee and took off with fragrances ... amanda barsley, fremont resident. it is a bit scary. fremont police don't believe all three are related... there is no surveillance video yet... but they are searching.... they are warning resi

ashley: peter navarro is not going on this trip next week, right? he is considered, quite, for wont of a better word, quite hawkish and strong where the u.s. stands. does that suggest a more softer approach at least at this level? >> [laughter] peter navarro is an old friend of mine. he is a great american. i love him. ashley: that is all you're going to say? but he is considered to take kind of a stronger, more of a stick than carrot approach. you don't think that's needed at this point? >> look, as i said before, you mentioned sticks and carrots. i guess that's an english, sticks and carrots. ashley: i think it is american. i don't know. >> anyway, it could actually be american. look our trade principles group works together very, very closely. i dare say we're on the same page. again a quick repeat. we know what we need with china. china knows what we're asking. but part of the whole negotiations simply must be enforcement. enforcement, okay? trust but verify. this is so important. that should not be an obstacle by the way but it's got to be part

air-traffic controller albert navarro is with me now. albert, thank you for being with me and, gosh, the quote, that we cannot calculate the level of risk, what does that mean to you? >> we have the safest air space system in the world and we intend to keep it that way. right now air-traffic controllers throughout the country are working like we are getting paid, but in reality, we're not getting paid. we are digging into our savings accounts. we are charging expenses on to credit cards. everybody's worried. we don't know when this will end and now we're approaching a time when we may miss another paycheck. >> i read that you said basically on a good day you have to be perfectionist to do your job, so you tell me what it's like -- you tell me what it's like when you're sleepy, stressed, you're trying to drive an uber in your off-hours to make ends meet, tell me what that's like. >> well, look at the staffing levels nationwide. we're at a 30 year low. the air traffic academy is closed, so we're not able to get the trainees that we need in

. >> a comment from navarro to say that now that will be good for another 15 points. >> for the hawk to turn into a dove, bob. >> happens at the fed. all sorts of crazy things happening now. >> bob was highlighting some of the industrials turning around the poster children of the so-called trade war like a caterpillar as well as boeing but apple specifically cited china one reason why it preannounced its results and that stock is sharply higher up by 1.3 higher andrew sorkin the smartphone history and the downturn in that region. so much of the business is focused. so we are seeing the philadelphia semiconductor index to pop to a session high of 1.5% a cyclical area of the economy and the markets getting a nice lift on the back of this >> one thing to watch. january 30 raised the possibility of offering to eliminate during the january 30 meeting the trade envoy lou while we were talking about xi and lou, heading here a couple of weeks to go but this is the date to watch now, that this is being priced into the market and more pressure on seeing some kind of outcome there. >> any movem

his view is closer to the lighthizer/navarro view. yes, we should get a deal, but it should be enforceable, verifiable, let's not get tricked again. the chinese know all this. they know about the two factions. it's in their newspapers every day. they copy the "wall street journal" reporting on it. the chinese view is let's make a low-ball offer that will please steve mnuchin and larry kudlow and exacerbate the split between these two groups, see what happens. because others and probably myself would not like an agreement that's like the old salt agreements that, you know there was no verify. just trust. >> do you think trump will be tough? >> if his books are any guide from the last 18 years, he'll be tough. he's closer to lighthizer and navarro than to steve mnuchin. >> a pleasure to have you on. i hope we can have you on again. >> thank you. >>> next on "gps," tiny bhutan may not have a high gdp, but it doesn't really care. what the kingdom strives for is a high gnh or gross national happiness. which matters more? those or any other

i want to bring in now adam serwer, ana navarro and alice stewart. good evening to all of you. alice, you spoke with steve king. am i correct? >> i just got off the phone with him. >> so what did he say? >> he said look, this was in his mind, and he will continue to fight this, this was a statement that he says was taken out of context. and he says this was an interview with a reporter where he was asking the question since when did western civilization become an offensive term? and he said he wasn't referring to white nationalism or any other derogatory term. he says it was taken out of context. and now given the fallout from this he says that in his mind he views this as the gop realizes they were going to be fed to the alligators and hoping that they would be eaten last and he's going to continue to fight this. i've known steve king for many, many years and traveled countless days on the road in iowa, and he is a good man. but if he said these things, this is a bridge too far, and this is something that i do support the republican party for taking this stand. but he will con

on other side would be lighthizer and peter navarro. so it is not farfetched to believe ahead of this big-time meeting, when china is sending over the top negotiator, perhaps some kind of olive branch could be extended. we'll keep an eye on it. we were up 200 some-odd points, we gave a lot of it back. wall street cautiously optimistic, liz, that maybe we'll have a resolution with china on trade. liz: we're getting denials at this very moment, charles but we're also seeing major gyrations. you have shown that crude has closed lower. it has just reversed, jumping from losses to gains on this breaking news that you just brought us, markets coming alive in the last few minutes as those trade headlines hit the tape. is the treasury department ready to drop, yes, drop tariffs on china, just to get a deal done? >> well it hasn't been confirmed. it has been denied but team trump according to "wall street journal" is debating lifting chinese tariffs to speed up trade talks. markets absolutely love it. the dow had been down a couple pints. it spi

but the core is kind of south-central texas, ellis county, navarro county, tarrant county and at various times we've gone as far south as montgomery country -- montgomery county, gone up into tarrant and parker county in the west, hood county and hill county. it's currently configured, a little over 600,000 people. when you run for congress, mr. speaker, you really run because you want to help people. you want to be their spokesperson. on the house floor. but also with bureaucracy, with executive branch, and in some cases with the private sector. to make sure that they get a fair shake. year we have en ver 1,000 pending cases in the district and success rate of around 80%, some of those cases stand out more than others. i want to give you a few. as a young congressman back in got a e 1980's, we still lot of what i call real mail, letters, handwritten letters from people. and one night i was in my office in longworth, going through the mail and jotting down responses or looking at draft responses that my staff had prepare and i came across a letter from an 11-year-old boy, mr. speaker, in

i have with me cnn political commentators van jones and ana navarro. van, you're sitting next to me. i'm going to start with you. call it dysfunction or fruitless. inaction leads to action. how do you characterize what we're looking at? >> complete breakdown of leadership in the country, a huge humiliation on a world stage, a threat to public safety in every way because you got the coast guard, the tsa, the fda, air-traffic control, everybody who keeps the food safe and keeps americans safe not getting paid is a complete disaster and there's not a single person in the country with a moral authority to just bring people together and make them act right. it's awful. everybody's got their reasons, but the people have to live with the results and the results are a massive food fight in washington, d.c. over 800 people who cannot put gas in their car to take their kids to school. people who are having to delay getting life saving medical treatment because they cannot afford to pay their insurance while this nonsense goes on. i give 80% to donald trump becau

. >> sí, está enel cielo, es un Ángel ya este es un trauma similar al que pasó la familia navarro, perdieron a su hijo hace cuatro años. >> no hay palabras, solamente a las personas que nos pasan estas cosas, podemos entendernos porque es fácil decir que le echen ganas, no hay palabras, no se puede (sonido ambiente) y con muchas personas que conversamos nos dijeron que conocían a (nombre en inglés) nos comentaron que lo a cara era su sonrisa,también que era fanática del fútbol. >> reportando en vivo desde (nombre en inglés) noticiero telemundo 48, regresco >> no hay palabra para decirle a una persona . >> muy tri por la infoió la patrulla de caminos hace un recordatorio para reducir la velocidad, para prevenir accidentes en las carreteras, se han registrado varios accidentes en el área de la bahía donde la lluvia y la velocidad fueron factores . >> riesgos de inundaciones repentinas, deslaves y ráfagas de vientos son algunos de los problemas que dicen los expertos del tiempo que podrían enfrentar residentes de la bahía con las próximas lluvias. >> pasamos con recomendaciones d

we know that his assistant for trade and manufacturing, peter navarro, has been given some notes. we also have reporters in the oval office right now. as this video becomes available with the president speaking on other issues as well, which i will touch on pertinent to the conversation here, we will bring you the president from inside the oval. as far as listening to intel chiefs, he was just ask about this and this is what the president said. again, these are notes. he doesn't exactly answer directly, but he said, "i think the time will prove me right. i think we are doing so well on foreign policy basis, meetings with north korea. they're going to a certain location. it's not a big secret, he says. we are doing really well. our military is close to being built. i didn't see the report from intelligence. it was very different from what is reported. "i have great respect for a lot of people." and then he moves on to talk about china. there is more. we will either competitively give you what's coming out of my phone come over on camera. whatever's first. just to get that into the

peter navarro and robert lighthizer are keen on a tougher stance. we are looking to those continued talks in washington at the end of the month. blessing.could be a the reports are it is more favorable to china. it highlights the divisions within the white house how to go about this. >> that's right. china will approach this with caution given the deal stephen mnuchin came up with last year, ixed by president trump. china has its own divisions about how to approach the u.s. demands on trade. why we havee reason not had the central committee meeting come although it may happen this weekend. there are concerns of divisions , howhina and washington those forces play out, that will be a key question. rishaad: we were talking about the reaction in beijing. it is not the only fish they are frying or egg they are boiling, is it? we have canada and those tensions, the relationship is going down the tubes. dive.has taken a we had these comments from the chinese ambassador to canada. he has essentially threatened canada with retaliation or huaweiences if they

ever primetime oval office address the meat print media immediately criticizes the speech and nine navarro filed her nails while the co- panelist discussed crimes committed by illegal immigrants. >> the point is the illegal immigrants crime rate should be zero. can do your nails but those who cannot are those who are being killed by those were allowed to stay in the country because of leftist policies in the so-called sanctuary cities. jesse: wow. that is pretty callous from cnn what do you think? . >> that is very disrespectful and maybe the reason why she cannot empathize with other families that have been severely affected by illegal aliens because she's not a victim or has not been severely impacted it's time for her to wake up and smell the coffee stop acting like a sideshow on the fake news to call nancy and chuck. jesse: everybody was weeping when the policies were temporarily separating children from their families at the border from those criminal ill the goal criminals and she is filing her nails. unbelievable. but here he is as a dentist. >> so here i'm at the dentist and we wil

i want to introduce peter navarro, two great economic people. what ill give a talk happend and how good we are doing. peter, do you want to start? >> thank you, mr. president. i remember the nay sayers said this president could not restore manufacturing base. i will show you a couple pictures here. shows the hart that loss of 192,000 jobs during the obama ears of the administration. it did tick up a little bit last two years, 3,000, but it is absolutely by policy of this president, day 00 since inauguration and over 500,000 since the election. can see how the emphasis is on this administration in putting men work with their hands to work. you can see the jobs created in administration, 1% of were tal job gains manufacturing, compared to 10%. on folks here that you see the president's right come from cross this great country and they build essentially the americana, lk of water mains and we salute workers today coming to the house. kevin will show you one other chart that shows how the istribution and manufacturing gains are across this country a

be leading the trade talks with the chinese delegation beginning on wednesday and importantly, peter navarro, one of the president's toughest trade negotiators and analysts. what you make of that? >> i think these are great signs. i think people have mistakenly priced in a deal with china thinking we are going to get ts. i think trump would like to get ts for the sake of our economy and the stock market. but, i think he really wants long-term change and will not just take up ordeal to get any deal. the chinese have offered up reportedly big purchases of u.s. exports, more than they have in the past. not any believable promise of systemic change that we need. also, there is a strong feeling in the white house that, regardless of the promises they make, we need to make them fulfill that. we can't take their word anymore. it is a coin toss to see if there will be a deal. >> lou: with china it is not trust but verify, it is verify, verify, verify, as you would agree. and frankly, you get into a negotiation where you are negotiating whether or not another nation can steal from you, which is reall

we have not heard from bob lighthizer or peter navarro. they are hawkish. the sentiment is better on this story. we are still a long way from signing off on a conclusive trade agreement. >> president trump will address the nation for his first primetime speech from the oval office. he will make the case there is a humanitarian and national security crisis at the border of mexico and that a wall must be built. are we expecting him to say there is a national emergency? >> at this point, trump's allies are urging him to short-circuit congress. however, we are told he is not going to do that or he is still trying to put pressure on democrats and use the oval office address to make the case to the public that $5 billion should be spent on the wall. >> the federal government remains shut down, for one reason and one reason only -- because democrats will not fund border security. >> our suggestion is a simple one. mr. president, reopen the government and we can resolve our differences over border security. >> the president did not offer anything new to democrats.

last i checked, lighthizer and navarro still have a say on things. unless they've capitulated to the mnuchin and kudlow wing of the trump administration, i don't think these trade talks are going to go super smooth. i think there's a lot of hope right now and that's why you saw that late surge yesterday and some of what's underpinning the rally this year. maria: the broad story and the backdrop, it's pretty positive. the major indices are on track for their fourth straight week of gains, following real volatility at the end of 2018. when i sat down with jamie dimon last week, he was somewhat optimistic about the backdrop and certainly i talked about the market in terms of the fundamentals looking good. watch. you know better than i do, but when i think about things the federal reserve makes a pivot, say they're in kno no rush, ears have been pretty strong, we had good job numbers, valuations are better after the last three months. seems like me we could be poised for a rip, roaring rally. >> yeah. i think that's why people overreact. i don't know abo

lucia navarro, fremont resident. well, if they are desparte they will do anyting. this after 3 violent two weeks. he latest robbery happened here on january 14th around 1:30 in the afternoon. a woman was walking across the parking lot - when a man in his 40s approached her demanding her purse... the victim refused... and that is when fremont police say the man started beating her with a 12-18 inch pipe... she was struck at least 3 times. (the woman was shdown to the ground and suffered injuries to her head, and a cut to her hand... the man took off in a dark older sedan... and then there were two robberies here at ulta beauty... first on jan 10th...a man dashed in claimed to have a gun... and grabbed some high end fragranes... then on january 5th, 2 adult males brandished a knife... at an employee and took off with fragrances ... amanda barsley, fremont resident. it is a bit scary. fremont police don't believe all three are related... there is no surveillance video yet... but they are searching.... they are warning residents about these crimes... and say they are w

lucia navarro, fremont resident. well, if they are desparte they will do anyting. this after 3 violent robberies at the fremont hub in the last two weeks. he latest robbery happened here on january 14th around 1:30 in the afternoon. a woman was walking across the parking lot - when a man in his 40s approached her demanding her purse... the victim refused... and that is when fremont police say the man started beating her with a 12-18 inch pipe... she was struck at least 3 times. (the woman was shoved down to the ground and suffered injuries to her head, and a cut to her hand... the man took off in a dark older sedan... and then there were two robberies here at ulta beauty... first on jan 10th...a man dashed in claimed to have a gun... and grabbed some high end fragranes... then on january 5th, 2 adult males brandished a knife... at an employee and took off with fragrances ... amanda barsley, fremont resident. it is a bit scary. fremont police don't believe all three are related... there is no surveillance video yet... but they are searching.... they are warning resi

bob lighthizer will be working closely with steve mnuchin, larry kudlow, wilbur ross, and peter navarro-- dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot-- on seeing whether or not a real deal with china is actually possible. if it is, we will get it done. china is supposed to start buying agricultural product and more immediately." ( laughter ) "agricultural product," singular? ( as trump ): "look, i'm negotiating with a carrot-and- stick approach. i'm insisting--" ( cheers and applause ) "i am insisting that china buy a carrot, and they have told me where to stick it." ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) "now i, you, "ah-ah-ah." he continued, "president xi and i want this deal to happen, and it probably will. but if not, remember-- comma, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot-- i am a tariff man." ( laughter and applause ) oh, yeah. oh, yeah, baby. >> jon: tariff man. >> stephen: oh, yeah, everybody knows i'm a tariff man, yeah. it takes all kinds. there are some freaks out there. you know, anything goes, free markets. call me old fashioned, but i like an import with a big duty." ( lau

american companies have with china is not the trade deficit, that is an obsession between donald trump and navarro. what the real problem is unfair practices. it is not giving american companies their fair shake to explore and be fully in the chinese market. but donald trump wants the trade deficit to go away, so the chinese are smartly focusing on the trade deficit as opposed to the structural issues. david: the white house has focused on the intellectual property and national security issues, technology transfer issues, consistently, as well as trade deficit. but if he gets a really good deal on the trade deficit part, will he let the others side? -- slide? isaac: i think so. i really do think that if china comes up with a plan to get rid of the trade deficit, i think that some people who are pushing i to get done in two years, think that they would certainly be more forgiving on issues of intellectual property, issues of american companies' market access. david: where would we end up if it worked out that way? we saw how the markets reacted to maybe steve mnuchin making a recommendation, even t

in the hall of fame >>> anti-trump cnn contributor, some of those words i think are redundant, ana navarro doesn't believe there's a crisis on our southern border and here is how she responded as a protrump commentator, steve cortez, was discussing that crisis. >> even if i were to grant you that, okay, the point is the illegal alien crime rate should be zero. you can do your nails. you know who can't do their nails? on people who have been killed by dangerous known illegal aliens who have been allowed to stay in this country because of the leftist policies that people like you have allowed to stay here. lou: joining us tonight, ed rollins. good to have you here. >> my pleasure. thank you very much. lou: we're hearing a lot of talk from the left about no crisis, that there aren't 70,000 opioid overdose as year in this country, that mention coo isn't thmexico isn't thesource of theh methamphetamine, marijuana, heroin and cocaine into this country, that they're not the source of illegal -- they have become deniers. they choose to call republicans on the issue of climate change denars. who ar

and ana navarro was screen left when mr. cortez was speaking, would have nothing of what he was talking about. he was talking about crimes committed by illegals. watch what ana navarro did while he watts speaking, making his point. >> even if i were -- even if i were to grant you that, okay the point is illegal alien crime rate should be zero. you dan do your nails. you know who can't do their nails, people killed, anna, by dangerous known illegal aliens allowed to stay in this country because of the leftist policies people like you promote in so-called sanctuary cities. steve: what do you think about that? >> yeah, i don't really have an opinion, high opinion or any other opinion kind of opinion on stunt like that. i don't pay attention to what a lot of democrats say on that particular network. steve: she is republican, isn't she? >> oh, guess you fooled me. this is incredibly flippant to disregard, like i said all individuals that have experienced loss because of this. let me just really quickly share with you guys, one in

that's what he was originally there to speak about with larry kudlow, peter navarro, talked a little bit about 37 on. one thing he talked about was the fact of changing the entire immigration system to one that's based more on merit than the current system that that we have of chain migration and the watery system et cetera. is it at all possible that we could get some kind of fundamental change in immigration as part of a deal to break the impasse? >> well, you never know. that could be what unlocks all of this. to do that in three weeks time seems a little fast but they've worked on immigration for years. there was a bill that passed through senate five years ago that had 69 votes. so there's been bipartisan support for that. it was never taken up in the house of representatives. that's possible. but to do it in three weeks time is unclear. but a lot of people i've spoken with here on capitol hill say that's what they have to do to unlock everything. they have to address the whole kit and caboodle. in the past couple of moments, nancy pelosi, the house speaker was on the floor, tal

so i realize that the latest news coming out of negotiations with navarro and lighthizer is that they wanted to double down on more tariffs and turn the screws on china. i think trump will resist that, because he's looking much more closely at the stock market, and the stock market hates this stuff. i think we'll see a deal quickly. not at the trade talks tomorrow, but over the next couple of weeks real progress and i expect the hawks to be overruled by trump. trump views the stock market as a score on his presidency, right now it's giving him an "f. so i expect we'll see progress that markets can believe in, that we see a substantive trade deal it will not fix china overnight, but the pboc is easing aggressively now by the middle of the year i expect green chutes out of china and then a substantial swing back into equities after a horrible few weeks >> do you think investors have changed their opinion about president trump in light of what we've seen in the marketplace and in light of his policies and behavior over the last few months >> they liked him when he took office the markets