something that president trump said. he was about to enter the east room. when this was unfolding. he was asked about the report. this is what president trump had to say. trump: it s a terrible thing going on in the world today. it looks like another terror attack. what can you say? it never ends. we have to be strong and vigilant. scott: the state department issued warnings to monitor the news to make sure it is safe to move about if they are in paris. two other notes politically a sensitive time because they have elections in three days. sundays they elect a new president. odds are it will go through first round balloting and no one will get 50% plus one so there will be a second round of votes two weeks but a lot of people wondering how it mate reflect on the leader, the candidate marine le pen who is very hard right wing against the jihadist effort. some believe it may propel her further in the polls. secondarily you have to look from the past attacks, the cafe attack, th
woodruff. also ahead this monday, the risks and rewards of private space exploration after two recent accidents raise new questions. ifill: plus, rare 1960s recordings from bob dylan and the band holed up in a barn, are released for the first time. dylan described it. he said, it s the way music should be made with the windows open, a dog lying on the floor and your friends the basement just doing what you want to do. woodruff: and, a west virginia teenager campaigning out of her dorm room hopes to become the youngest person ever to serve in a state legislature. one of the biggest problems is people my age get their high school and college education here and then they leave because they can t get a good paying job and so i want to be a part of making sure that my generation stays in west virginia. ifill: those are some of the stories we re covering on tonight s pbs newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 ye
also ahead this monday, the risks and rewards of private space exploration after two recent accidents raise new questions. ifill: plus, rare 1960s recordings from bob dylan and the band holed up in a barn, are released for the first time. dylan described it. he said, it s the way music should be made with the windows open, a dog lying on the floor and your friends the basement just doing what you want to do. woodruff: and, a west virginia teenager campaigning out of her dorm room hopes to become the youngest person ever to serve in a state legislature. one of the biggest problems is people my age get their high school and college education here and then they leave because they can t get a good paying job and so i want to be a part of making sure that my generation stays in west virginia. ifill: those are some of the stories we re covering on tonight s pbs newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf,
also ahead this monday, the risks and rewards of private space exploration after two recent accidents raise new questions. ifill: plus, rare 1960s recordings from bob dylan and the band holed up in a barn, are released for the first time. dylan described it. he said, it s the way music should be made with the windows open, a dog lying on the floor and your friends the basement just doing what you want to do. woodruff: and, a west virginia teenager campaigning out of her dorm room hopes to become the youngest person ever to serve in a state legislature. one of the biggest problems is people my age get their high school and college education here and then they leave because they can t get a good paying job and so i want to be a part of making sure that my generation stays in west virginia. ifill: those are some of the stories we re covering on tonight s pbs newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf,
ba bartiromo. the federal reserve met in its final meeting of the year and kept their pledge to leave interest rates low tore a considerable amount amount of time. as a result, people are looking at the stock market as the stock market for their money. china is slowing down from its peak levels, europe is also deteriorating and couple the low interest rate story in the u.s. with the fact that corporate profits are doing well and you have to own u.s. stocks, just very few alternatives. today one catalyst was better than expected earnings from oracle. that put the technology sector on fire, again leading to speculation and the suggestion that the corporate sector in america is the best game in town, as the rest of the world falters. one risk i would point out is that even though things in the u.s. are doing well and we are looking at economic trends that are improving, it s hardly gang busters. we re looking at an economy growing at a pace that is below expectations. as we se