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Things have changed in the last couple of seconds here. Meanwhile at the white house, President Trump meeting with some of the biggest labor leaders in the nation. President trump talking trade, jobs and the economy with the leaders of the teamsters, the steelworkers, the auto workers and other trade groups. This after team trump released Economic Outlook earlier this afternoon. The president s council of economic advisers came out with numbers and the numbers disappoint, if you had been hoping that what the president said on the campaign trail would come true. Well get those be ins to you in just a moment. Bob nardelli, grandson of the Biggest Companies in the nation, hell tell us whether this Economic Team of the president s should have come up with a more solid number in this very wide ranging forecast. And we will introduce you to the ceo of a company that is planning to take on the likes of apple, fitbit, garmin, polar, all of the Wearable Companies with his own wearable. What mak
San-franciscoCaliforniaUnited-statesNew-yorkArizonaWhitehouseDistrict-of-columbiaMexicoKentuckyAmericanAmericaAmericans the 17,000 mark, we should add. pressure across the other indexes as well. the s&p 500 up almost 10 points to 1,978 aramafteramaicing new this week. and remember, amazon is about 13% of the nasdaq 100. let s get more on what was wrong with visa and its responsibility for a lot of the dow s decline today. here s mary thompson with that story. mary? hey, there, bill. visa is off the lows of the session, but the payments processing giant s stock is the biggest loser among the dow 30, this after the company lowered its revenue forecast for the full year. the strong dollar and decline in cross-border payments revenue, payments made in one country and used in another, behind the lowered outlook. the cross-border business impacted by unrest in the ukraine and rising political tensions with russia. here s cfo byron pollitt on yesterday s conference call. we see no signs yet of any acceleration in economic recovery and cross-border volume growth remains soft in the midsingle dig
New-yorkUnited-statesMoscowMoskvaRussiaMalaysiaCanadaAustraliaGermanyBlackrockTexasKiev get broader sanctions. and thenians seernational community crimea as lost, at least for the short term. i do not think we could afford to see effective occupation twoee de facto operation in inces inive provoin eastern ukraine. whatever can be done to find moscow accountable would be very important. my second question. in much broader question about the future of nato and the future of article five protections. i agree europe will certainly react if there is a movement of troops across the border. the idea is that they are protected under the mutual defense covenant in nato, but russia is perfecting a new form of warfare in which they don t march troops across the border, in which they very slowly but methodically contest areas, gain control of areas with a range of tactics from intimidation to bribery to provocations to little green men with no russian uniforms. so this is a longer-term challenge for us. but is article v still a sufficient protection for countries along
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