A looming election join me Steve Clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u. S. Politics and society on aljazeera. The stakes as california is progressive stomps on issues from Climate Change to immigration as long come to appear to my eyes liberal opposition to preston on trump says this puts a launch combatant reveal about the choices facing americans in the coming president ial election in the 2nd of 2 special reports. Thats been finding out. As wildfires rage across california late last year scorching more than 100000. 00 acres and driving tens of thousands from their homes u. S. President donald trump lashed out at the states leadership and threatened to cut off federal and youve got fires eating away at california every year because that is just so bad the government is the no its like if he doesnt know what hes doing that governor Gavin Newsome was the 1st in america to issue a stay at home order to combat cope with 19 saving many lives
More fallout and reaction to our exclusive interview with billionaire investor Stan Druckenmiller. His critical comments about ibm prompting bill miller another famed investor to take to twitter in defense of big blue. We will show you what both said and hash out who may be right. Two very smart guys two very different opinions on ibm. And later today weve got tony robbins, his first book is out in nearly 20 years. Its all about money and gaining Financial Freedom, which by the way, coincidentally the same thing cnbc and this show is all about, but tony robbins will be here at the New York Stock Exchange later on closing bell. A lot coming up. Here is where we stand. An hour to go to the close. The dow is off 89 points. Weak session across the board. Earlier today it looked like a mirror image of the gains we saw yesterday. A couple of differing reasons as to why that may be going on. Maybe just some profit taking. A banner day yesterday with the nasdaq closing above 5,000. Today at th
As the snow begins this morning. Light snow is what you can expect in philadelphia at 6 00. The snow will be falling at 9 00. But by noon time it will be tapering off. Temperatures in the 20s. That will recover a bill this afternoon. Well go through it hour by hour to show you exactly what to expect in your neighborhood when im back in ten. Right now lets check in with traffic reporter jillian mele. Morning, jillian. Good morning, bill. Back to southern delaware right here rehoboth beach. Route 1 at route 24. And this is snow on the ground. This picture has changed dramatically in the last few minutes. In some of our cameras we are starting to see tire marks out there as drivers are heading out on the roads. So you definitely need to slow down and take your time in portions of southern delaware southern new jersey. As far as the majors go in pennsylvania, were not reporting any problems there. Drive times on the blue route still average. 15 to 16 minutes both directions between 95 and
Which is massachusetts, and ive been talking to some of my colleagues from massachusetts. Would you agree with that . I think also oregon has a pretty good standard. There are elements of other state laws you may not consider specific data laws. A pretty High Standard . It is a pretty High Standard, yes. Thats the starting point for us. Theres been some discussion about the Standard Energy in commerce. Would you say its a higher standard than what our bill would propose. Our standard is a reasonableness standard. So i think the difference here is not only might there be a difference in what the language says in that bill i think, also, we would be looking to the common law of the ftc and others to flesh out what the specific requirements are but its really important as were thinking about how strong the security standard is, to think about who has the enforcement power and whos going to be guiding the parties there. If the federal agencies are solely responsible for it even a strong st
It. I said in the opening comments that the preemption should not have the unaintended consequence raised outside the bill. We would certainly be willing to make that plain. Miss moy, you said i thought i heard you say that we shouldnt have 50 different standards is not the answer. Is that what you said, or did i mishear your comments . So what i have said is i think the best for consumers would be to create a floor, not a ceiling so that states can continue so set a National Standard and then allow states to protect additional categories of information. So my understanding is 13 states have data breach standards like this. And ours would be better than all of them except maybe one which is massachusetts and ive been talking to my colleagues from massachusetts. Would you agree with that . I well so i think that oregon has a pretty good standard and i also think there are elements of other state laws that you might not consider specific day sta security laws. A pretty High Standard . It