so they re being forced to train the people who will ultimately take their jobs. for or againstism peop impeachm and some of the people that i spoke to have actually worked at at&t for over a decade, for some of them, significantly longer there is about a half a dozen that are interesting to watch. than a decade, and many of them and most democrats will vote in favor of impeachment. talk about how they love at&t most republicans vote against. and feel abused by the system, but corey gardner of colorado, and feel like it is not fair susan collins of maine, for, their knowledge of the company and their knowledge of republicans who are running in the job, to train someone who democratic leaning states may join with democrats in the procedural votes that will set the tone for how the trial will will be ultimately replacing them. i can only imagine it is incredibly demoralizing to be an be carried out. we have the iowa caucus february 3rd. that could be feasibly running idea put in that
discontinue these driverless tests for a while, it s maybe bigger than any individual company. i wonder where that goes. neil, the business has evolved slowly, but questionably. it used to be controversial to sell search ads that were based on your search traffic. now that is the least of what they re doing. this evolution probably needs to be fixed. i don t know if the government is going to be able to do it. neil: gentlemen, thank you, for the last-second notice for coming on here and trying to make sense of this crazy world. as we were pointing out earlier on, there was sort of a safe haven run to bonds, to treasury notes, to something boring. because boring was cool today. i love days like this. suddenly people like me are cool. that s what happened today. boring was a draw. people went to bonds. it was a safe place to park cash and interest rates came down. even as they were selling off actually because they were selling off on the corner of wall and broad. we ll stay on this
audience. she was part of the most talked about social moments of the night. her response to donald trump s comments on her appearance and also when they talked about the merits of their business dealings that was a big part. the interesting thing i saw was i think the social audiences were getting to know her for the first time. if you looked at not only the social but the search traffic that night when she mentioned she lost daughter to drug addiction. the spike in searches for her name and information for her went through the roof on google. you saw that when jeb bush s wife was mentioned. people wanted to know more about the candidates in way they hadn t before. kate, two things you ve said that i find interesting.
happening? well, number one, the search traffic for warm weather beach destinations is up two to three times. search traffic. travel agents are reporting 35 to 40% in demand for warm weather destinations right now so the demand is up. the challenge you have, how do you get there? and with the limitation in air competition, fares are up already and you throw this in and you have fewer seats, guess what, it s tougher and tougher. prices are going up and seats are scarce. it s something to think about when you re planning to get away. mark murphy, thank you so much. when we come back, the two biggest cable companies in the country want to merge. what does that mean for your cable bill? i ll talk to al franken who thinks it could be a raw deal for customers. plus, want to warm up? how about a one-way ticket to the winter olympics. the creative way that athletes
stocks tumbling today as securities fraud charmgs against goldman sachs had a ripple effect across the banking settingor. the dow jones industrial average falling almost 126 points, but bouncing back from earlier lows of around 170 points. the s&p 500 down 19 points, the nasdaq finishing 34 points in the red. goldman sachs was the big story of the day on wall street. shares falling more than 12.5% after the s.e.c. accused goldman of failing to disclose conflicts of interest in subprime mortgage sales. investors ultimately lost more than $1 billion. the news triggered a moderate selloff across the sector. bank of america, morgan stanley, jp morgan and citigroup finishing 4% lower on the day. google shares plunging 7% today as investors worried about surging payments to other sites that direct search traffic back