on the dow. as you can see it is trading much higher now. not as high as i thought but let it work up over the next few minutes and we ll see where it goes. that doesn t mean the fears are over. that just means there is good news this morning from china about trade. remember, when there was that recession warning, the warning is for ten to 18 months out. not ten hours. ali velshi, thank you. now let s turn to 2020 because this morning the field might be getting a little bit smaller. a source close to former colorado governor john hickenlooper telling me late last night that hickenlooper is expected to drop out of the race today. this as president trump heads to new hampshire to rally supporters in a state he lost by less than a point in 2016. there s another republican in new hampshire this week who still might jump in the race and challenge the president. and right now beto o rourke speaking in el paso where he plans to lay out how he is going to reset his campaign again. here to ta
policy. he also vets all of the information that makes its way to the president s desk. he may be leaving the white house as soon as today after resigning yesterday over allegations from his two ex wives he was verbally and physically abusive toward them. one of the women, his first wife, alleges that porter punched her in the face while they were on vacation in italy. she provided fox news with photographs that clearly show her with a black eye. she told me late last night was immediately after the incident and then the other pictures that show her with the blackening eye were taken a little while later. in a statement read by the press secretary yesterday porter denied all of the allegations against him. listen here. these outrageous allegations are simply false. i took the photos given to the media nearly 15 years ago and the reality behind him is nowhere close to what is being described. i have been transparent and truthful but i will not further
foundation is and you just can t build a building unless you agree on what the base is. and so this probably doesn t pass, as people seem to think. in a way, it s better for trump that it doesn t so he can move on. right. because this could be a giant mess. as they say, obamacare is. bob costa, your reporting last night was that the white house and paul ryan s office assume that if this bill went to the floor last night, they would feel the political pressure and want to help this new president have a legislative victory and ultimately vote to pass the bill but when they checked who was with them and not with them last night, they saw that wasn t happening. that s right. my top sources within the white house told me late last night
tell us about it. reporter: jake, i know i didn t i don t think anyone expected that this would happen today, or ever actually. to go inside the home of the san bernardino shooters. but the landlord, the owner, doyle miller, invited the media inside to get a look at the life they left behind. take a look. the first glimpse inside the lives of the san bernardino shooters. the killer couple s landlord prying open the boarded up doors to allow media to look inside the home left behind by syed farook and tashfeen malik. an extraordinary scene with no objection from the fbi. we executed a search warrant on that apartment. and last night we turned that over back to the residents. once the residents have the apartment and we re not in it anymore, we don t control it. they called me late last night. reporter: what did they say? they said that reporter: landlord doyle miller reacts to the scene left behind by investigators in their search for evidence against the san bernardino
first, the poll leader on the other side of the aisle, hillary clinton, who didn t quite see eye to eye on iran with president obama is now weighing in. what is she saying jeff? you re right. we remember back in 2007 during their presidential campaign then senator hillary rodham clinton, called it naive, to then senator obama saying he couldn t negotiate with iran. so much has changed since then. she s served as secretary of state in his administration and started laying the groundwork for this deal early on. she largely gave it pretty positive measures. she got a briefing last night from the president and then was briefed by white house officials as well as every other former living secretary of state. so she spoke pretty positively about it as she met with democrats on capitol hill. let s take a listen. the president called me late last night to tell me that an agreement had been reached.