chung area, which is where wah was from. promoted people. and it's just -- you had these, what, stovepipes of power relations there, and became quite obvious that the central government -- it was not just under jinping but previous government -- would send in leaders to run and it there's nothing they dock. it's so toothily -- tightly controlled. you can't stick an awl in it. so, xi jinping, two years ago when i wrote that article, there were over 15,000 cadres who had been replaced. that is trying to make the province respond. when i ask you to do something, you do it. exertion of control we haven't -- don't see very often. then there was the fear that xi jinping made i think very palpable of the ccp following the cpsu into the dust bin of history. remember the first trip he makes out of beijing is to -- and says why did a great power, great political party, collapse? because people lost their faith and their confidence in the system, and i think that everything that we have seen since reflects that determination to revive the party and mak

chung-chung. you know, from "law & order." "barristers & decorum," and every role is played by dame maggie smith. - okay, i don't know what's going on here, but i refuse to believe that the future coo of a multibillion-dollar congromelate would risk her promotion just to molest...this. - how many more men have to come forward before you believe us? - um, in the words of the cosby jurors, duh, i don't know, more than 60? - this always happens. men just can't stand seeing a woman in power, so they'll do anything to tear her down. hillary "did benghazi." catherine the great "had sex with horses." portia brand teeth whitener is "just leftover paint from her gazebo." - well, there's only one way to settle this. - exactly, chuck. we need to report her to human resources. - i will weave a web of seduction and catch her in the act. it is time for a good old-fashioned honeypot. - what would you even report, that gene ate a banana and that wayne didn't dance? even if diana made you guys uncomfortable, what were you doing in her office?

we don't know too much about antonio and john chung as had a few state offices. we don't know much about him. >> i was going to ask you about go so in the southland because everyone knows gavin newsom appear, is it the same thing for virgo so in los angeles? >> he's done la, is spent the past month very quietly working through southern california getting his name recognition up. he is talking about two californians, one california where we live in the bay area has done well, but we still have one out of every five people in california living in poverty. that is what he is talking about. >> according to reports, newsom is a -- has amassed $16 million. his whole numbers are way up.>> our unofficial poll had him way ahead. >> he has raised more money than i think everybody else combined. he has $16 million. the others have five or $6 million. in the polls, he is up. he is at 26%, that is in the field of several candidates. there are two top republican candidates, it is still early. we are way early, and people are still trying to figure out who these people are.>> b

almost youngs on the aging in chung sure she should teaching to the t.v. she should be in the leash in their. gin then we usually go from the guy. she ending we the. sheer cargo found young fools who gene young to you don. what isn't. true are means only the switching the young guy good kind of funk. though you should see it. in two thousand and eighteen we will mark the fortieth anniversary of the launch of reform and opening up. reform and opening up is a crucial move that has shaping china's future forty years of reform and opening up has made it possible for our people to lead decent and even comfortable lives who will review our experience and build on the good momentum to continue modernizing china's system and capacity for governance and make determined efforts to comprehensively deepen reform and open china still wider to the world we will see that reform and opening up complement and rainfalls each other it is my conviction that's the great rejuvenation of the chinese nation will become a reality in the cause of reform and opening up. our own ego

. >> reporter: ronald chung has been in san francisco for 22 years. the licensed garage installer and repair service company says questions about how to manually open automatic garage doors are common. >> a lot of our customers called when the motor failed or the power goes off and they need to open the doorman yulely. they don't know how to open it manually. >> reporter: he estimates getting 10 to 20 calls a week about this. when automatic doors work properly, it is a great convenience of life. but when there's an outage or the motor breaks, you need to know what to do. chung tries to help people over the phone, but sometimes customers insist he come out to do it for them. the garage master says it's the easiest $95 he's made in his life. >> they can't do it then they give us a call and we'll go out. >> reporter: now, i'm all about saving you money so here's how to do it yourself. >> you basically have to pull on the cord, release it from the motor and lift the door. >> reporter: he says it is easy and demonstrates for us. >> pull the cord and it fal

. >> former chung campaign chief paul manafort speaking out against the former aide. >> house lawmakers that you are the other tack i know some push to keep the state and local tax deduction affects raiders face in the tax rate cut over five years time. train to the dow down 85 points on monday. train to investors watching corporate earnings rolling their and hope that catalonia may back off its bid for independence from spain. trade you reach a having flat leading policies on change in south korea. the cost be easing tensions with china. and then there is this. >> i will march forward even if i have to do so alone. lauren: may be going it alone. misconduct. "fbn:am" starts right now. cheryl: tuesday october 31st. happy halloween. good morning. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. i'm cheryl casone. a dressing of today. cheryl: you're looking at a. this is the outfit. lawmakers and people in washington spook this morning. breaking news. paul manafort under house arrest this morning after being indicted along with business associate case. calling the charges ridiculous. >> today you

to olympia greece and then the torch has been lit for the eighteenth winter olympics in pyongyang chung south korea thousands attended the same many under cloudy skies in which was once home to ancient greece is games the flame will travel around greece for the next week is due to be handed over to korean organizers at the end of this month one hundred days before the games begin. lovely you're watching the news coming to you live from berlin that's it for me but stay with d.w. ben presume we'll be here shortly with the latest business news you can of course also check out our website. dot com also follow us on twitter on facebook i'll see you at the top of the hour but by.

new york and he starts his campaign in the french capital against the young south korean star hyeon chungy my best. as they always do. of course, if that happens, it will be something important for me. but the season something important for me. but the seasonis something important for me. but the season is not over, and it is not the moment to think much about that. it is time to have the right preparation for the tournament, and to be ready for the first match. on monday robin haase took his first win at the event since 2013 beating the usa's stevejohnson in straight sets. the dutchman was in ruthless form as he powered through the match in just 51 minutes and he'll now face fourth seed alexander zverev, a winner of two masters titles already this season, in the second round. in an all french encounter richard gasquet edged out benoit paire 6—3 4—6 6—4. the 31—year—old will now play sixth seed grigor dimitrov of bulgaria on wednesday in the second round. another frenchman is also through to the second round asjulian benneteau beat canadian teenager denis shapovalov in straight sets 6—4,

this isanh chung. many families return frumd refugee camps. residents frequently have to get by on less than $2 a day. but the village is home to an institution that offer as way out of poverty. it's called phare ponleu selpak. which means lessons of the arts. lessons are free. students can choose the courses that interest them. many study visual and applied arts. music is also popular. then there is the circus course. open to anyone aged between 7 and 20. currently there are around 100 students enrolled. he is the man who set up the circus program and he still provides personal instruction. >> meng sokchan, has been going to the school for six months. a friend asked him to join. his dream is to become a professional performer. >> translator: i can juggle balls. but i can't do this yet. >> he lives about five minutes walk from the school. and when he comes home, this is what he finds. the house has been flooded for more than two months. >> translator: during the rainy season, it's always like this. it's hard. there are frogs and insects. >> hi

chung was the first major one. he was deputy party secretary of szechwan. he must have seen this. it takes two years to go up the trail to get to him and there's nothing he can do about it. fascinating he has to sit there and wait for the trail of evidence to pile up and get him. karch that was one major crisis. you know, actually i think one of the last articles i did for china leadership monitor a couple years ago was tracing a lot of the factionalism. it became obvious that you have these tight networks of power and money locationally based. you know, it was just -- you had these, what, stovepipes of power relations there. it became quite obvious that the central government, it was not just under xi jinping would send in leaders and there's nothing they can do. so tightly controlled like mao complained of beijing of the party apparatus. you know, xi jinping, you know, two years ago when i wrote that article there were over 15,000 c coderies. remember the first trip he makes out of beijing is and he says w did great political power collapse? because people lost their faith and c

lieutenant governor gavin newsom, state treasurer john chung and former state superintendent of public instruction, delete easton. you are looking at video from last weekend of a similar forum in anaheim. today the candidates will appear at noon at the city club of san francisco. the forum is sponsored by the chronicle. the topics include health care, immigration, education, housing and climate change. the primary for the governor's race is june 2018. the top two finishers will move on to the general election in november. >>> we want to check in with sal. hopefully there are no big problems this morning. >>> we don't have anything big right now. i'm looking at a relatively nice list of not a lot. that's what we want. we start with the gilmer commute. northbound 101 traffic looks good driving up from gilroy into morgan hill and then into san jose. we also checked highway 17 and it's moving well from santa cruz all the way to los gatos. this is a look at 280 in san jose. and also northbound to wait. they look good getting up to highway 17. westbound bay bridge is also pretty light. take

all over the world who now live in berlin what do they like about the city today we hear from edgy chung from hong kong d w global society follow us. how do i start skateboarding i was fifteen sixteen one day i found a skateboard someone left. in a cafe and. picked it up. last. year scapegoating it's really more than school it's real life stuff and i've been skating for so long and from cities to see these. eyes. thing this scapegoating community is it's fairly small so once you know one coast and you kind of like get to know another person very easily and i think very creative and also once you escape it i do believe that you look at the well completely different. i don't i. wish. i was more hong kong and then i'll wait to move to australia one is fifteen and today i did two years of working holiday troubling you. i designed these are products such as. web applications and mobile applications helping people to. do what they want to do with that. to compare to other places that live in billings a very special place i has a pretty good balance so. you know you have your life life and work

with iran could hinder the chances of resolving the korean crisis he says once the deal is broken chung yang is unlikely to agree to any other international deals concerning its nuclear program well this comes as donald trump tries to convince the world of iran's bad intentions and explains i believe they're funding north korea i believe they're trading with north korea i believe they're doing things with korea that is totally inappropriate in terms eyes iran is teaming up with another arch enemy of the united states but hey there's no challenge that trump can't overcome i think that the president is the one that's keeping the world from chaos the truth is this coming week dahlan trump is expected to take a major step to question the game changing nuclear deal reached with tehran that's despite the fact that iran has been playing by the rules the u.n. nuclear agency the e.u. and the trumpet ministration itself have all confirmed the country is playing ball and sticking to the agreement washington has been trying for months to confuse the matter by adding a bit of double speak we agreed

the men they've replaced to reach retirement age as expected president xi jinping and premier league chung retain their posts though but once again no woman was selected for the past week president she has been stamping his authority on the party a party he still warns is threatened by the virus of corruption. you know you have a young that's the world's largest political party the c.p.c. must behave in a way commensurate with their status this is as close as foreign journalists get to chinese leaders the president said he welcomed objective reporting but not apparently from some of the world's biggest news organizations who were not invited to witness the leadership stab you in theory one of these new leaders will replace huge in paying as president in five years time but the presidency is not the most powerful political position in chinese politics party secretary is paying holds that title and is expected to keep it for many years to come analysts say that she can manage that because he's surrounded himself with yes men. so this is a dangerous phenomenon because. china is a closed syste

farm near cologne with his son stefan knew his father mainly from the albums he produced when connie chung died far too young stefan was just thirteen the film is partly a search for counties traces but above all a personal homage to the father the producer the free spirit. he could have had the thing and he's written on his head saying there are no rules but those in the. room to move to coney punk let musicians try things out he was obsessed with the possibilities of analog technology he tinkered with the sound and sampled long before the term was invented. editing was a special art of his analog editing of the stereo tape after recording of it and he invented his own techniques to manipulate the sound. so when he put in. the documentary is full of surprises it's a tribute to this music maniac and finally introduces him to a wider public. and he's one of those voice boxes and i put the sin through this voice box and then with his two he was stood in the middle of the studio willing it round his head when they had two microphones up in the in the ceiling and it made this kind of swirling

chu chung tries to help them over the phone to save service call. but sometimes customers insist that he come out and do it for them. the gr age masters owner says it's the easiest $95 ease made in their life. >> they can't do it, they give us a call and we go out. >> reporter: now, i'm all about saving you money so here's how you do-it-yourself. >> release the cord lift the door. >> reporter: he says it's easy and demonstrates for us. >> basically pull the cord, and it falls backwards, then you are able to open the door manually. >> reporter: closing the door is even simpler. >> when you get your car out, or whatever you need to do, you have to close the door manually as well. so you pull on the cord, if you have one, grab the handle, and close the door. >> reporter: now we've had so many requests, so the story will be posted at abc 7 news.com. if you miss any of that you can watch it there. and of course i'll put it on my facebook page. >> thank you, mike. >>> now weather forecast with sandy. >> hey there, let's take a look at the wind forecast. a

strategy on a wrong on friday and all bets are on the president wrapping up the historic nuclear deal chung pozen shied away from airing his confrontational views on the agreements. one of the worst else i've ever seen disasters deal with a rare one of the dumbest deals or one of the weakest grant directs the people that negotiated that deal namely kerry and his friends are incompetent one of the worst deals ever negotiated is the deal that was hammered out by the u.s. russia france the u.k. china germany and a wrong back in two thousand and fifteen if a load nine years of talks and a decade long standoff which many viewed at the time as one of the world's most pressing crises the international nuclear watchdog has been monitoring iran's compliance with the deal say two rounds keeping its side of the bargain that includes shipping and which to radium to russia pulling thousands of centrifuges and removing the court from every reactor at the key nuclear facility some u.s. officials also backed the view iran has been good to its word while they european colleagues think simply wrong on the is

a european think tank publishes a list of thousands of guests including president chung calling them useful idiots in a controversial report on this channel's policies. and he writes organizations warning deaths could rise in creek refugee.

. >> former chung campaign chief paul manafort speaking out against the former aide. >> house lawmakersck i know some push to keep the state and local tax deduction affects raiders face in the tax rate cut over five years time. train to the dow down 85 points on monda

employees at ts winery are patit about what they do, they worked all year long growinghe grapes, numbe chung them on the vine. >> reporter: he estimates only 1/4 of the winery are processing grapes. >> their very mature in their prime, hopefully a lot o them can be saved. we just got somebody wooes beginning to haveo eluate. >>> 14 people have been arrested in sonoma county as officers keep watch in the fire zone for loers. >> over the 14 we had a fake fire trucks, decommissions that someone drove and acted like a firefighter. we had someone com in in a security jacket pretending to a fire guard. >> none of those arresd by sheriff's deputy were caught in the act. a 50-year-old man aested over the weekend. this photo shows some of the stuff officers say he stole. presidential visit.arly f a but some californians are wondering why president trump hasn't taken to his form of communication, twitter to express concern. here's carolin tiler. >> governor jerry brownall the wild fire something the -- we have a lot of -- >> we have a lot of people helping government in >> on twitter, his favorite met

communist party has revealed its new leadership team headed by president shushan pain from the air the kid chung was the only one to retain a spot in the seven man lineup but there's no clear successor to further strengthening his grip on power. the kurdish regional government and iraq has suggested freezing the results of its secession referendum which triggered a confrontation with the central government the kurds say they're ready for talks with baghdad and want a cease fire. eleven human rights activists accused of supporting terrorist groups have gone on trial in istanbul in turkey they include the director of amnesty international in turkey a german national and a sweet they were arrested in july and accused of aiding kurdish and leftwing armed groups as well as the two will go on that claim for last year's failed coup attempt activists face up to fifteen years in prison if found guilty. is live outside the court and istanbul so. there seems that that turkey has been in a state of nonstop trials for months now so that this one in perspective for us. yes a share since the failed coup attemp

we hear exclusively from chung.et us show you the reaction to what happened last week to the move on the reserve rate in china. happenedou what has because we have smaller banks with different reserve ratios to the larger ones. it could boost the confidence of investors in china. not to say china is turning to easing policy but there is a vast improvement. one of the strongest central banks can execute some easing when required. you can see this as the reserve cut is taking place. interest rates, 4.3%, way above 1.75% interestts rate there. inflation at about the same, about 2%. releasedhe pboc september new lending today. that is what we are looking for. paul allen has the first word news. has: baidu's president warned that president trump approach to free trade may be bad for the world. he said protectionist policies would limit flow into this u.s. the chinese search engine is opening an office in seattle. happens, america benefits from openness and talent flow. any form of protectionism will be bad for the u.s. a

the men they've replaced to reach retirement day as expected president xi jinping and premier league chung retain their post but once again no woman was selected for the past week president she has been stamping his authority on the party a party he still warns is threatened by the virus of corruption. you know you have a young as a world's largest political party the c.p.c. must behave in a way commensurate with the status. this is as close as foreign journalists get to chinese leaders the president said he welcomed objective reporting but not apparently from some of the world's biggest news organizations who were not invited to witness the leadership stab you in theory one of these new leaders will replace paying as president in five years time but the presidency is not the most powerful political position in chinese politics party secretary is xi jinping holds that title and is expected to keep it for many years to come analysts say that she can manage that because he's surrounded himself with yes men. so this is dangerous for naaman because. china is a closed system so if the officials

state treasurer john chung, the form he los angeles mayor, antonio antonio, are the four leading democrats hoping the replace governor jerry brown. on most issues debated today, there's not much difference on support for california as a sanctuary state. >> it really should be about what our values are. who we are as americans. >> education as a priority. >> you need to reinvest. you need to lower the class sizes. >> we'll have to grow economic activity. based on all that, you go to education. >> the housing crisis. >>>. >> frinlt out of 50. we have to get aggressive. >> that shows the political people and the voters are going to start now focusing on what is california's marquis race in 2018. >> and by the way, the filing deadline is not until march so any of the candidates could drop out. others could toss their hats into the ring. in the newsroom. >> mark zuckerberg has so far committed $45 million this year to the organization. czi is using to it pass ballot measures to improve affordable housing options and help curb mass incarceration. the organization is invest in the engineering, ed

a witch human opened -- human opened in a former chung, a home of a jump was recast as the witch house and halloween belongs to salem and october 31st is a month long celebration. the sure tans in 1692, hat a horror oholidays, renounces christmas and saints day and wound up with a canal gar that has been described at the dullest in western civilization. but you can believe salem today without a hint of its actual history. but you'd better book now if you want a room for next halloween. what did happen in 1692? toward the end of january, an especially harsh winter two little girls began to bark and yelp and shudder. they fell dumb, seemed to fly across rooms. they lived in what was then at say rem village, hamlet five miles down the road from salem town, and a community today known to its invince relief as dan verse, madd. the girl's father and uncle was the village minister, samual paris. the rerhysed what seemed to obvious diagnosis. four year earlier a family of boston children had suffered identity cad symptommed. they accused a local woman of having cast a spell on them. she hanged

the concern behind a pageantry in pong chung. >> a local group is trying to find the owner. that's new at 5:00. nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. he stood up to north jersey special interests to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share. why are south jerseyans so angry headlines at sweeney? up. sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers, and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of things. but the truth is, he's not on our side. giveyou're finished! curse you, he-man, you interf

to all mosque is based on ottoman chung's this is typical turkish oncotype chant the special thing is that the prayer is always the same as china america germany or turkey and you can join in the prez you'll have a mosque that looks like this or like that and you'll see children everywhere my head is in a world penalize friendly and welcoming but i struggle to keep up with what she's saying i'm thinking about when would be a good moment to ask her whether would be welcome here to. meet. you. i got one last question just theoretically. you said before that everyone was welcome at the mosque yes but what about critics of islam are they welcome to own we regularly have critics at the mosque we have many people who come in groups from institution for example and there are some critics among them i'll tell you i mean ok i met up just ahmad does that mean anything to you yes is he welcome. do what you like just tell us. you wouldn't throw him out though if you're happy to have time. we wouldn't throw anyone out. oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh o

antonio, gavin newsome, john chung, and delaine eston. today those candidates will appear at noon at the city club of san francisco. this forum is sponsored by the chronicle. the primary is june of 2018. the top two finishers will move on to the general election in november of next year. the chronicle said it plans to host a similar forum for the republican candidates running for governor next year. >>> based on what you were about the candidates right now, and you had to pick one, who would you vote for? a majority on our poll say antonio. many, many responses. kenny walker tweets: >> dee thomas says: >>> and another one said: >>> richard richardson was one of oakland's three police officers back in 1867, and the officer officer ever to be killed in the line is of duty here in alameda county. >> he is purr yesterday at mountain view cemetery in oakland, but his final resting place had no headstone. >> that changed yesterday after a group of retired officers learned his story. (bagpipes playing) >> most gracious god, we gather here today

state treasure john chung, former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa, former superintendent of publiction delaine easton, and gavin newsom. the primary is months away. the general election more than a year. but they're in campaign mode. most issues debated at a forum today, there was little disagreement. for example, on support for california as a sanctuary state. >> it really should be about what our values are. who we are as americans. >> education as a priority. >> so you do need to reinvest in education. you need to lower the class sizes. >> we're going to have to growt. and based on all that, at its core, you go to education. >> the housing crisis. 59th o 49th out of 50th. we have to get aggressive. >> it gives the candidates a chance to size each other up and send an early message. >> that shows that the political people and the voters are going to start now focusing on what is california's marquee race in 2018. >> a similar event is in the works for republican candidates. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> twitter says it will provide more information about political ads that move

in chung i they they sold a piece. two or three years ago it was eighteen million dollars. for two kilo of can of eight so it's like nine one million per kilo. it's it's amazing that. in a week i land will be back on the hunt in southeast asia and we agreed to meet again there as it is also a time for me to frame my first visit to the causes that go through it. and hopefully find that we in the long. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera also one of our biggest strengths is that we talk to normal everyday people we get them to tell their stories and doing that really reveals the truth people are still gathered outside these gates waiting for any information most of them don't know whether that loved ones are alive or dead or miami really is a place were two worlds me we can get to washington d.c. in two hours we can get so on join us in the rest of central america about the same time but more importantly why those two cultures north and south america needs us to teach it like it's a very important place for al-jazeera to be. understood in the

in chung i they they sold a piece. two or three years ago it was eighteen million dollars. for two kilo of cocaine and eight so it's like ninety nine million crack you know. it's it's amazing. in a week long we'll be back on the hunt in southeast asia and we agreed to meet again there as it is also time for me to frame my first visit to the companies that go through it. and hopefully find out if you know why. she was the society hostess in beirut in the 1940's she was in touch with a lot of people from the lebanese the rick was going to make this work the code name was the power and she spied for mossad in lebanon or for. what she was doing it was something brave because it would make al-jazeera well douses story of shown to go and. the baby would spied at this time. our jews here. where every. al-jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of counts folk abene dot. the first u.n. envoy trying to bring peace to the middle east how is negotiations with him helped save thousands of jews from nazi concentration camps and how these mediation skills put him at the v

in chung i they they sold a piece. sure three years ago it was eighteen million dollars. for two kilo of cocaine i'm so it's like nine one million crack you know. it's it's amazing that. in a week i land will be back on the hunt in southeast asia and we agreed to meet again there as it is also a time for me to frame my first visit to the countries that go through it. and hopefully find that you know what. provoking debate the corporate taxes not her job growth on the barack obama the well. tackling the tough issues restrictions on media freedom of the tree killings torture giving. birth challenging the established line every single one of the three thousand people who was killed with a drug dealer yes how do we know that you didn't try them prosecute. join mehdi has sun up front at this time on al-jazeera when the news breaks. back. from. the street. and the story builds steam jobs much better marketing. when people need to be heard they thought they were american until they broke the law now they're deported to cambodia al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring the mol

since then, he's been in chungs with the fbi and with the mueller investigation.according to him, the people who had mike flynn on their payroll shopping this story to make james woolsey look bad. and we don't know why. these are very intriguing allegations from people we understand very little about. why is this happening? why now? and is there any connection to this reporting tonight from cnn that mueller has actually filed the first charges in his investigation? we don't know but

since then, he's been in chungs with the fbi and with the mueller investigation. and now, according to him, the people who had mike flynn on their payroll shopping this story to make james woolsey look bad. and we don't know why. these are very intriguing allegations from people we understand very little about. why is this happening? why now? and is there any connection to this reporting tonight from cnn that mueller has actually filed the first charges in his investigation? we don't know but it's fun weekend figuring this stuff out, right? it's now "the last word." >> once again, we can't go in with the plans we had. it is always getting blown up by trump himself. >> if you would like to borrow my intact show -- >> i think i'll be -- >> which is not touched with the breaking news tonight, you're welcome to use it. >> i know. the one we had to import monday and lawrence can use it. >> we need to give the viewers little time machines to fit over the heads to go back to friday noon when a whole lot of other stories seemed important. >> we'll bedazzle the time machin

peter chung, joining us from bloomberg intelligence.et us get the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: prime minister shinzo fixedpeated there is no timeline for passing the constitution. his landslide when opens -- win was on sunday. critics say switching focus to constitutional change was economic reform on the back burner. >> this victory has had a sobering effect on me. i want to manage the administration with more humility. we will implement policies. catalan cap salon -- separatists are mobilizing a human shield. groups will concentrate efforts around the regional government and the parliament billiton -- parliament building. spain's chief prosecutor says the catalan leader should be in jail. president trump said he was the new fed choice. the presidents closed his aides are stealing him -- steeling him toward taylor or powell. business groups are calling for an arrangement that would allow them to continue trading in the european union for two years after brexit. any accord said that regarding this would only be signed

finally to libya greece and there the torch has been list for the eighteen the winter olympics in chung south korea thousands attended the ceremony under cloudy skies in what was once the home of ancient greece is games on the flames will play and will begin is journey east later today if need to be handed over to korean organizers at the end of the month one hundred days before the games begin. you're watching the devaney's coming up ahead a save portrayed as a sin now we take a look at why this love story about russia's last czar has sparked a violent backlash and in football round two of the german cup gets underway on tuesday night we have a look ahead at minnows going up against a mighty dark mine. all that in. coming up in the next thirty minutes on a forward to seeing you in off the show break. being and facing an uncertain future. the new mohammad family have left everything behind in myanmar like more than half a million of them into this muslim minority group is increasingly coming under threat in their home. a film crew accompany the family as they fled meum are atrocities ag

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that was -- >> connie chung. >> i think the larger question in sort of the passive-active debate is can able to -- not oversee, but actually be as good as having real active managerswho are involved in all these corporate -- these corporate governance issues across the board, right that's the fundamental question. >> well, i think there's a bigger fundamental question. >> should we be listening to the paul singers of the world, or should we be listening -- >> we are not -- we're active. we're not going to discuss openly and publicly about our opinions that's the role of an activist >> we got to go. just in a real quick question, would you be okay with some dynamic scoring on this tax plan >> sensible dynamic scoring is important. >> okay. >> but my only issue related to how we look at the tax reform -- first of all, we need tax reform we need to modernize it. we need to make it -- >> some dynamics >> i don't want this short-term stuff, but the issue -- we have a $20 trillion -- >> it's going to be $25 trillion, according to the cbo my biggest worry is -- >> got to go >> forget about my

sweeping change including in the military which was referred to in the last panel, i believe, when lee chung wrote about the military changes about a year ago he had 56 senior military people who had been removed and just this year there's been an additional six or seven top-ranked military people. these changes do warrant the title unprecedented. so, we really do have a major changes in i suppose one of the really important questions is to what extent is staging pain breaking norms, institutions of the party and sometimes it is hard to tell because norms tend to be ambiguous and this is something else and i've talked about, more or less, but in any case one of those issues is whether or not he will name a successor at his party congress and it seems to me unlikely that party congresses may indeed have surprises like that and i think the way to view this 19 party congress is a combination of what we have seen over the last five years and that is certainly includes the anticorruption campaign. it also includes things that we don't pay much attention to in the media which is taking over critic