i hope they make it to the door at the bottom. why that is really not the problem. >> they wanted to make it, baby. >>> traveling in south africa, we know can be a little bit risky. if you're on a motorcycle you're a little bit more vulnerable, may want to filter through traffic especially when it stacks up like this. i'm not sure if it's legal down there or not but for the most part, nobody seems to mind, except this guy right here in the volkswagen isn't giving much room. the guy on the bike doesn't hand tell like i think he should. just a little slap of the side view mirror as he rides on by, continues through traffic and speeds the video up for us. >> every country has its own culture, it's rude to do it here but in other cultures it's a sonar, letting people know where you are. >> our rider pulls up to this intersection waiting and never saw this coming. this is several minutes after he passed that car. down you go. guess what? remember me from the volkswagen? >> you have got to be kidding me. >> i will say that i probably wo

you get to the bottom and you are like yes.at feeling rather than an outcome, i am looking for the good feeling at the bottom of the run. yeah, we will get there and ski as hard and as fast as we can and look at the score board and see where we are at. that's all from sportsday. coming up the papers. bye. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are katy balls, political correspondent at the spectator and jim waterson political editor at buzzfeed uk. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. we have a new way of presenting them, look at this! the huffington post. the telegraph's top story. the guardian also shows doloreso' riordan and the rush to protect the jobs of carillion employees. so a new look to the papers. hope you like it. as we focus on what fleet street's finest are reporting, hopefully it will be even easier to see how the big stories are being covered. we are going to start with the financial times. carillion, the big story. we have been covering it all day.

west brom stay second from bottom while stoke fall into the bottom three.p leaders wolves have gone 12 points clear at the top after they beat brentford 3—0 at home. fulham beat ipswich 4—1 while birmingham move off the bottom of the table with a 2—0 win over reading. andy murray has called his rehab for a long term hip injury "demoralising" after pulling out of the brisbane international ahead of his first match this week. the former world number one hasn't played competitively sincejuly, and admits he's considering having surgery. here's our tennis correspondent russell fuller. this instagram post gives us a real insight into how he is feeling, and how traumatised he has been by the whole experience. this inability to do what he loves most which is competing against the best players in the world on a tennis court. his frustration is the advice that he was given seems to have been very much that rehab is his best option and he always worked incredibly hard at making sure he's done all he can in his power to recover as quickly as possible but once he's put

and basically the two -- so then the three that are at the bottom, the bottom of the site is actually post street. the south is sutter street. the left is baker street. basically, we've got three large locations on sutter, three large locations on post. two smaller locations at baker and then two additional locations that are also on sutter. so the five trees that are in question are located in these locations. so what i also provided is that this is the detail from the landscape drawing. why isn't it on? so this is actually the detail for the berm locations. basically we've got a retaining wall on the left. you've got mounded up dirt. and where the blue is representing an existing tree. the bottom of that, the hash, is the existing grade. so that's existing grade for these trees. the dirt that's being mounded, obviously, will create an impact both in terms of circulation of water and air and will damage the trees, as was documented in the exhibit that we attached, which was morris' summary of the impact that was sent, that this particular retention program would have on these trees.

we haven't found the bottom to hit yet, and i do believe he said it. and i think republicans and democrats should both be -- this is a bipartisan offense,

off the top, off the bottom, off the bottom, off the to the, off the top, off the bottom. bottom i'm thinking at a minimum we get to the top another 10% or 12% now let's do the relative chart. here's the same thing. put in your channel one more time what we've got, again, just to get to the high. 10%. here's the key google has been underperforming the tech sector, underperforming for almost two years, and it is just now starting to outperform and break above trend. i think that's a key setup, and you want to play it long into its number >> mike, how are you trading alphabet >> carter hit on something interesting. if you bought mcdonald's trading 24 times forward earnings, 23 times for google a name that has consistently for about a decade been delivering double dij revenue and eps growth is in good business, when you are talking about 100 shares costing over $100,000, it's obviously expensive to get into a round lot. also you are going to see slightly elevated options premiums going into a catalyst light earnings i think the way to play this is to buy a call spread i was l

it is more bottom line data, and these can run hundreds of pages. i think that having it available is going to allow third parties to do more analytics around our decision making and do more analysis. and so you'll have research better informed by actual data. right now some drug companies release summaries of the csr, but they don't actually release the csr, so this would be the whole csr. >> so two questions. one, should people be worried patient level data will be disclosed or there'll be approaches to making sure there's not a confidentiality -- >> so this isn't patient level data, and we're very mindful to make sure, and we're going to have to go through it to make sure there's no way to -- we saw that experiment with the kol, the way they looked at searches and were able to go to people's homes and who were doing searches by decoupling the data. that's a concern, obviously. you want to make sure the csr data that someone who is a researcher can't somehow correlate in a way they can get down to patient level data. and so that's one of the thing

the martial law but at the bottom get us where you're going to come walk or jog and i will not move and jump at the bottom of the world for sortie it was over thirty if not i'll call it was he a cop on pippa sort of. a look at us what are you i'm just here to dinner for the shopping. and happy coffin but i. thought of the duke what do you fear would hasn't figured out why hasn't nigel hasn't got a membership. so much could lift when i'm in the book of job if you're on the good job. or you know who want to go watch the decline of the bit of mostly

it is so rough on your bobby donnelly get out of the bottom and gunaratne can your back and neck and body is hurting and you have taken bumps and bruises. it is not enjoyable that way at all. the fear on the start line to the bars at the bottom is like, the whole experience of it is such an adrenaline packed thing. only such an adrenaline packed thing. o nly afterwards such an adrenaline packed thing. only afterwards did they tell me the back of the four man sled is the worst for vibrations so spare a thought for all of the brake men and women. i‘ve neverfelt anything quite as violent as that. and never before have i been in such need of a good old hot chilli as the team prepared to move on and do it all again. but it was disappointment for the british women today at the final world cup event before next month‘s winter olympics. a mistake in heat one saw british duo mica mcneill and montell douglas nearly come out of their sled, but thanks to some impressive driving the pair narrowly escaped crashing. mcneill and douglas finished 17th, leaving them 12th in the overall world cup stand

and then sports at the bottom of the bundesliga the cologne looks to build on its win last weekend in the basement clash against regulation rivals hamburg. i'm michel henery thanks for joining us shut down the u.s. senate has failed to reach an agreement to keep the federal government running halting all but the most essential operations in the late night session u.s. senators debated a short term budget bill that had already passed the house of representatives a handful of republicans joined most democrats to block the bill it's the first ever shutdown to happen while the same party the republicans control both congress and the white house the shutdown coincides with the one year anniversary of trump's time in office. let's take a closer look at the internet national impact a u.s. government shutdown could have joining us now in the studio is heading reka head of the transatlantic program for the german council on foreign relations having welcome to. the midnight deadline passed without enough votes in the u.s. senate to keep the federal government running why should we care here out

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swa nsea they face the team at the bottom.erent challenge, a team set up to frustrate them, to try and pinch a winner. for a while liverpool seem to have sussed it, they had the best of the first half but neither virgil van dijk nor mo salah could open the scoring. the longer it stayed goal is the more swansea had hoped. this was alfie mawson‘s opportunist moment. the 6—foot defender with a goal—scoring instinct, swansea knew that might be their only chance, the question now, how to preserve that lead? shots from distant and miscues in the box afterwards. this was becoming liverpool's nightmare in south wales. for such a below par display liverpool came so close to joy, display liverpool came so close to joy, these are the moments that can define a season. for swansea the angles went in their favour. when roberto firmino's header went to safety three points were secured. a night when liverpool's focus came into question and swansea's smash and grab game plan saw them pinch all three points. i don't use the word frustration too

and in sport at the bottom of the going to sleep cologne looks to build on its will last weekend in a basement clash against relegation rivals homburg. i'm michel henery thanks for joining us. the u.s. government has begun a federal shutdown on this day president trump marks one year in office the senate failed to reach a spending bill needed to keep the government running halting all but the most essential operations it's the first ever shutdown to happen while the same party the republicans controlled both congress and the white house and the recriminations have already begun. it was a night of partisan politics at the capitol despite hours of debate and last minute deal making there was no agreement on a government funding deal the a's are fifty and the nays are forty nine the motion is not agreed the republican leadership couldn't find the sixty votes needed to keep the government open the government shutdown means hundreds of thousands of public servants night have to stay home. following the senate vote the white house said the democrats were behaving like obstructionist loses i

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didn't more of the topline flow to the bottom line -- why didn't more of the top line flow to the bottomappen for ford, why? >> for the quarter and the full year, we had headwinds on commodities and exchange. that is not an excuse. levelsgins would be at where we would be much happier, but that was the issue we had in the full year and quarter, but had risingly, we warranty costs in north america and europe related to recalls. >> there has been a lot of talk about the cost of commodities, also fx. it appears for its effect than other -- affected more than other auto manufacturers? i don't think we are affected isany particular way that different than others, other than exchange exposures might be thirds of our two commodities art steel and aluminum. everyone is affected in the same way. real opportunity is looking at the affect and seeing what margin you are generating your , and we are addressing the health of the business through our redesign efforts. your relatively new ceo has been talking about fitness quite a bit. take us into that. your profit margins in north america far exceed o

this will happen in yugoslavia he was living philip you cannot have this until his vision of the bottom is that there is asia that the so eventually if you open the market then if you open it for the market economy and a lot of middle class that's going to them that will lead to them across the nation of russia and i don't know what the will of the for that it's interesting you mention china but you know if you look at the chinese example there how has actually been a number of trance for example the chinese authorities efforts to make courts more independent as again a matter of attracting more investment into the country there's also been. a heightened concern about the environmental protection and environmental rights there has also been a growth in the number of small and medium sized businesses so i wonder if that is actually. because again we we we hear this argument that for and from there was that first you need to change the leadership on down everything will follow suit i want even if it's just the other way around first you change the system you build institutions and that yo

and in sports at the bottom of the bundesliga cologne looks to build on it when last weekend in the basement clash against the delegates rivals hamburg. i'm michel henery thanks for joining us the u.s. government has begun a federal shutdown that's after the senate failed to reach a spending deal needed to keep the government running halting all but the most essential operations in a late night vote the government budget bill did not receive the sixty votes that needed to pass more republicans joined most democrats to block the bill it's the first ever shutdown to happen while the same party the republicans controlled both congress and the white house the senate defeat coincides with the one year anniversary of trump's time in office. our washing correspondent karen you should more explains why the government shutdown came about and how you watched lawmakers inability to reach a deal will affect government services well it has happened congress has not passed a spending measure until midnight and the government of the united states is now in a shutdown each party is blaming the other one cau

and take a bottom look at the beltway., dense fog there as mike mentioned watch for slick spots, bridges, overpasses, on and off ramps. "fox5" melanie alnwick is out in great falls and you said the sidewalks there you see a heavy sheen there. it does vary neighborhood to neighborhood. we're in the great falls rest inarea. and on the sidewalks this is why i understand schools will delay. this is what you come across and very, very slick and shiny sidewalks here and that's untreated area and perhaps i know in my neighborhood we treated our sidewalks and our stoop last night and hi to put salt and grit down this morning to be of my house and ginger itly over to my car. there was some ice scraping that to be done this morning as well. that's the kind of thing to hold people up this morning and it does seem to make a lot of sense. out on the roads as you mentioned earl erin the main roads seem to be going pretty well. it's some of these side streets and secondary roads i know the virginia department of transportation said there

i'm looking for a good feeling at the bottom of the run. look at the school and see where we're. yes. that is not the scoreboard. —— look at the scoreboard and see where we are at. that's it from sportsday — on the day that ben stokes was charged with affray, ryan giggs was named the wales manager and football lost one of its most inspirational figures in cyrille regis. good night. what a great shot! one of the goals of the season. cyril regis! you are watching abc news. more on the news that cabinet minister david livingstone has told mps they will not be bailing out carillion bull that the company has gone into liquidation putting 30,000 jobs at risk. the government awarded contracts risk. the government awarded co ntra cts to risk. the government awarded contracts to connolly and after profit warnings were issued. let's talk to alexandra bailey, director for property assets and investment at oxygen county council which broke its ties with carillion last spring. hello to you. thank you forjoining as. wider you decide that carillion are no

we'll have all the delays running on the bottom of your screen throughout the morning. chuck, boy, you're a busy man today. yesterday was the snow coming down. today it's the frigid temperatures. >> the wind is not going to lay down at all until probably sometime after the sun goes down tomorrow. the northwest winds will keep you frigid all through the day. look at these highs in your hometown today. 19 here in washington. only 1 virginia. stay bundled up. >> all of us game of thrones fans knew winter was coming. why it may be a while before we see the final season of the show. >>> a giant jackpot. how much is at stake in the mega millions and iand i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. first place. both events? booyah! we're an awards family. you'll like them both but love our price. award-winning organic cheddar puffs from aldi. simply smarter shopping. >>> happening today, america may soon welcome another millionaire. tonight is the mega millions drawing. if someone wins the $445 million, it will be the largest -- the last winner was in october. fear not, a powerb

the bottom of the stairs." >> phone calls of the are you sitting down kind started buzzing on a rainy evening in western massachusetts. it was march 29, 2010. >> i said oh, my god, you've got to be kidding me. >> the news was heartbreaking. incomprehensible. >> it couldn't be. it's just wrong. >> word spread from family members to friends. >> how did you find out something awful happened? >> i was at my desk at the time and my wife called me and said sit down. >> i heard there was an accident. that's what i heard. >> anna marie cochran rentalla, ann, to friends and family, was dead. she was only 37, married, a mother. now her body lay at the bottom of the basement stairs. >> it was devastating. >> as a little girl growing up among a big irish italian family in springfield, mass, she loved the limelight. asquali is her uncle. >> the first time i seen her take the stage and sing, it knocked me out. >> not afraid of the spotlight? >> no, she loved it. >> she could belt it out to the rafters, but was she any good?

off the top, off the bottom, off the top, off the bottom, bos tom. i'm thinking at a minimum, we get to the top another 10%, 12% let's do the relative chart. here is the same thing putting our channel one more time. what we have got, again, just to get to the high, 10% here is key. google, has been underperforming the tech sector, underperforming for almost two years it is just now starting to outperform and break above trend. that's a key setup play google long into its number >> make, how are you trading alphabet >> carter hit on something interesting. if you bought mcdonald's trading just shy of 25 times forward earnings 23 times for google, a name that has been consistently delivering double digit revenue and eps it is in good businesses and building a bigger motor. when you are taking a look at a stock like this, to buy 100 shares is going to cost you over $100,000 it is obviously very expensive to get into a round lot. you are going to see slightly elevated options premiums going in i think the way to play this is to buy a call spread i was loo

and, in fact, liz is dead. >> reporter: dead at the bottom of the stairs. >> bottom of the stairs. >>nother good friend in their circle, amybeth berner and her husband, were summoned to elizabeth's townhouse, too. she asked michael what happened. >> he said, "well, she probably had an aneurysm like her father." when i thought about someone falling down the stairs i thought, well, that's possible. those stairs are, you know, pretty steep and, you know, they're slippery and wooden. >> reporter: but amybeth says as she looked around she noticed something. blood not just where elizabeth lay, but high up along the staircase walls, too. too much blood, she thought, for a slip and fall. >> if you fell down the stairs, why would there be blood splurted up the side of the walls?" it didn't make any sense to me. >> reporter: and she says there were household details out of order: like the table that liz set out every night with the girls' breakfast plates. it was bare. the snow boots she routinely left by the front door, still on her feet. >> liz never wore her boots in the house. she'd always

the bottom red line is the lowest use in the 2016 calendar year. and the green is where we are at currently. we're right now tracking 12% less than 2013 in october. that's an increased reduction compared to last month which is about 8%. the interesting thing -- and we'll continue to watch this in the summer months, how much closer to the lower line does the demand go. or does the reduction stay hardened in through the winter. the weather this year and the lack of precipitation will be an interesting part of that. my board has asked me to continue to present on that and we will do that. lastly, just to add a few comments to the drought discussion you just had, i sincerely appreciate commissioner moran's thoughts on that. it is never something that a water manager wants to go through as a drought. we've had several difficult conversations and didn't get as difficult as it could have the last time. this service area, in many ways, is unique because it does not have a significant access to an alternative water supply source. we don't have a connection

i am working to get to the bottom of this so we can prevent an error of this type in the future. you know, if you do in places like israel, false alarm, human error, it could be punishable by law. they take this very seriously because they live in area where they are constantly in possibility of war or strikes from missiles. what do -- what type of protivity would you like to see your state government take resulting from today's false alarm? >> well, i think first and foremost the important thing is to restore the relationship with the public and restore that trust because, you know, it's the old story of the boy who cried wolf, what's going to happen when it does go off and it's not a drill and you have population saying, maybe it is, it was last time and then, you know, that's just something that god forbid never ever happens, but i think they have to restore -- they are going to have to restore the trust in the public and then implement any type of -- they have to cut down on the system, something has to go on because it's not something to be taken lightly especially just in r

upper loop bottom side of beltway is at speed. mind slower conditions ov inner loop traffic picking up and same story as we take a tour on 95. fog is elevated here over the occoquan river bridge. watch slick spots, bridges, overpasses, on and off ramps and water main break impacking way on d.c. s. back to you. >> back in our region we have a "fox5" follow up for you on grade fixing scandal in prince george county public schools. we broke the story here last june. governor larry hogan ha had enough what happened in the ridgeen george county school. he want to create a special units within the stated occasions department that will investigate claims of wrong doing. >> and more fallout for clothing retailer h & m singer the weekend said he will no longer owe work them he he woke shocked and embarrassed and he said he will not work with h & m any jp more. the retailer remove the image from the web site and ib you'd an apology. >>> time now is 5:50 let look at stories you're engaging with most on social media. >> maureen is back with r

it's like water from the bottom of your toilet bowl at home. imagine that every day you're exposed to this water it's nothing more than so rich. go now back at about the frequently but the crisis has left people without a choice twenty six year old and lives with his father in one of the poorest areas of caracas he found a job as a street sweeper but for less than seven u.s. dollars a month searching the river is more lucrative but still only enough for the bare essentials he wants to leave the country but comment. i would like to leave but that costs money to try to raise money as you go but then the price of everything goes up and it's never enough you get ten thousand dollars but things that used to cost ten thousand suddenly cost twenty thousand it's never enough life is so expensive and hard. for the time being and hal and his friends will continue scouring that river in caracas that was a symbol of the crisis in venezuela twenty seventeen was a record year folks sure as i'm with four point seven million visitors pumping around three billi

forecast was lower than anticipated for both the top and bottom line.his was whirlpool's first bottom line beat in six quarters so was this quarter a good quarter? a bad quarter? an okay quarter? sometimes the analysts can't make up their minds. key believes the impact will loose its impact over time they don't hate whirl peapool, y see the stock stuck in the range. throat clearing analysis let me read you the beginning. it says whirlpool is far from a bulletproof story. the analyst then go on the list of series of negatives, a mixed quarter, the middle east in africa korea appliance makers opening up new factors in the u.s. even after those negatives, raymond james likes the stock because they see guidance being conservative and potential strength in the u.s. market which they know is robust. seeing getting a dollar boost to its earnings plus the company is now going up against some weak comparisons and while wall street was disappointed by the guidance those are two major tail winds on top of that, management is forecasting a substantially higher tax

once inside, bottoms up.wasn't long until the drama started. >> 100% not surprised that someone would swoop in on high time with him. >> oh, dear. >> she immediately started kind of saying about rude things makell after makell came and store arie away. >> arie the kissing bandit, that went well. >> i just met arie for the second time. >> i had to interrupt this time. >> awkward. finally time for the rose ceremony. arie making the tough decisions. >> tia. >> not everyone can have a rose. some took it better than others. >> thank you. >> my mom was just so excited. she was just like, this is your turn. >> i know i deserve love. i know i do. >> one guarantee, we're in for what's likely to be the most romantic, most emotional, most dramatic season of the bachelor in history. analyst out. [ laughter ] >> that's just a thing of genius. i don't even know how he does that. >> without even watching. >> absolutely. knew about the drama. >> he knew they would be drink bottoms up. >> bottoms up. >> knew there would be an

bottom to be exact hamburg they have a want to game in more than two months which meant that bant. was drafted in as their new coach this week his first test a trip to fourth place life sick and that sounds tricky but hamburg did get a three no win their last season so anything's possible. a familiar scene at hamburg in recent years a new coach in the spotlight and on the pitch it's the same old story. number give away the ball and likes to make them pay. found bruma unmounted the bumps and lights each of the elite. are in the hunt stumbled with the ball and was too slow for kevin campo and the defense were ripped apart and the visitors were a goal down to just nine minutes. the new coach looked on and saw a very nervous hamburg side. another mistake this time from papadopoulos almost gifted leipzig a second goal is shown to have an august on sale to hit the target. number got back in the game on the half hour mark he and young with a perfect pass to finish hostage he rounded the keeper and slotted the ball home. one male at half time. the goal gave hamburg the boost they needed an

at the bottom of the table then. you have to be careful because you don't know the next games there are very good teams are coming and you have to beat him if you need points to come up from from from the from this position yeah well they want to start winning games because you know the season is going to end very soon well not very soon but in a few months but still let's move on and take a look at they haven't had a great start to twenty eighteen last weekend they lost to leipsic and this week it was announced they'd be losing star made fielder to buy a new nick at the end of the season going into much day nineteen domenico to desk have won just once in their last six bundesliga much as their opponents this weekend and over headed by former royal blues coach andre brighton right there have had a decent return to the top flight and a win for them would move them within a whisker of a european place. leone go ahead scott might have expected a warm welcome back after three months so it's on the site lanes instead show

that is germany's bottom line, yes a nyta kes a is germany's bottom line, yes anytakesa dim is germany'sim view of any attempt to divide the remaining 26 member states, and try and negotiate something in a bipartisan way, that is something that might cause connen certain, some might read that into it. this is a fairly neutral interview, in the bild tabloid newspaper. that is an interesting choice. it's a popular newspaper but certainly not the choice of top politicians or the business world. you mention mrs may's timing, that i think will also raise eyebrows, this weekend germany is very much focussed on a key vote, set to take place tomorrow, which could see angela merkel‘s attempts at forming a stable government fall apart. that is what even here is focussed on right now. i doubt very much whether angela merkel or her ministers will have either the time or inclination to dwell on brexit. many government services in america have shut down after politicians failed to pass a spending bill. essential services including national security and air traffic control will continue. president macr

to the penny, and then at the top, then at the -- and the bottom and the bottom if you took that up to harvard or wharton, you can't explain it, it's not sxliexplicable if you're a short-term player, you sell it. here and now, it is right to a level where the presumption is it will also start to run off gas. not in a bad way, but in a big hit, profits all good, whatever you like, but book your gains. let's go broader these are the top five stocks, and then of course netflix is up here relative to all these things that are 3, 4, 800 billion, so the top five stocks in the s&p let's plot them those six names are 14% of the entire market. well, let's pause on this for a second these top five, top six names have a price-to-cash flow of 28.7, for those that care about the fundamentals, and like chipotle and footlocker, so you can dig around in the trash or go with the winners for the same price. it's just on trend, and it's bounced, it's bounced, it's bounced. it's just bouncing now i don't see any real trouble in fact i would think you can get closer to the top of the channel. i want to

innovate rather than only at the center of making that change is very difficult i will give in the bottom line of the election . the expression in all languages is the fish stinks from the head but you clearly it's from the tail we need to make the changes last dog down it's impossible we have to leave the changes vote them up well but he's actually i don't think you are contradicting anything that the kremlin says because president putin just the other day a meeting with german investors sad that the kremlin is actually very interested it has a goal also increasing the share of small and medium sized businesses in russia from a couple of percent to forty percent by two thousand and thirty and he actually asked for german advice on that i'm sure he would appreciate your advice as well do you think this is just a way of getting around the canonic sanctions or do you think there is a potential for something bigger here a building that capacity that citizenry compasses you've been referring to. is. the truth russia needs economically. he can afford it political is a different question becaus

i'm in davos the international n.g.o.s oxfam releases its annual inequality report and the bottom line is the gap between rich and poor is widening the number of billionaires worldwide reach two thousand and forty three last year their combined wealth increased by thirteen percent and that means eighty two percent of the global wealth generated in twenty seventeen went to the top one percent of the world's population the so-called super rich and here is the food for thought in only four days the c.e.o. of one of the world's top fashion brands as much as a seamstress in bangladesh makes throughout her entire life and to add insult to injury the richest people in the world are experts in tax avoidance. they are paying two hundred billion dollars less in taxes than they should according to the respective laws of their countries compare that to the development aid paid out by the leading industrial nations which stands at just one hundred and forty five billion dollars now earlier shallot becker from oxfam germany joined me here in the studio and i asked her what's going wrong when tacklin

just missed the cutoff of being in the bottom 10%. it's exciting to see movement on renovations moving forward. we're just excited to see, as phil mentioned, we're in the era of data, city-wide and rpd. so we hope this information on scores at a feature level and park level can be used in operational decisions moving forward. we can go even deeper than features. lydia mentioned within the features there are elements. she mentioned cleanliness. that's one. we also evaluate graffiti, signage, structures, seating, a whole variety of elements of a feature that can be evaluated. so again, due to time, we'll just look at two. we're going to look at graffiti and cleanliness, those are generally hot topics in the public. you can see, we've done a spatial cluster analysis to determine what areas of the city are experiencing high rates of graffiti and low rates of graffiti n. the southern part of thesy, there are cluster. something pointed out operation ply, internally, staff knows that mission delores park receives high rates of graffiti. talk

bottomed outs around 2% around labor day. we thought they would get to 2.4% last year, which they did. we thought they would get to 2.65% this year. we are getting close to that level and we are only midway through january. longer-term, we think benchmark the 3%ll get into neighborhood, but we thought that would be more of a year-end early 2019 event. the treasury market seems to be pricing in some of the stronger growth in quicker than expected. vonnie: our thanks to phil orlando, at federated investment. time to get to the first word news with taylor riggs. thrown aent trump has wrench into republicans plan to pass a spending bill today. the president does not a provision funding children's health insurance. republicans had hoped to use this issue as a way of getting democrats to vote for the measure, or be blamed if it did not pass. first-time claims for on a plummet benefits in the u.s. have fallen to the lowest level since 1973. jobless claims fell by 41,002 hundred 20,000. the figures are just the 4.1% unemployment rate

meanwhile today's remaining game hamburg hosting cologne in a bottom of the table show showdown that's about to get underway that game hamburg at the moment second to last cologne lost so that makes this one of the most important games of the season for the two sides as they both battle to stay in the but as they go humber coach michaels gives dollars attempting to remain cool and calm no easy feat as his team are sitting in the dreaded drop zone the last time night they lost a way to outspread so they desperately need a victory this weekend against bottom of the table cologne. it's right to say that this match is particularly important to us it's a home game and against a team that's struggling to avoid relegation but recently they've had a bit of a boost create some percent of clay pot the first half of the season proved disastrous for cologne with relegation practically assured but the club are feeling hopeful again after their last minute victory against gladbach last weekend but their success in the run darby be a sign of what's to come i was a long movie and it was so long as we

germany ta kes a is germany's bottom line. germany takesa dim is germany's bottom line.the remaining 26 member states. and trying negotiation something in a bipart sap way, that is something that might cause concern, by and large this is a fairly neutral interview, in the bild tabloid newspaper. that is an interesting choice. it is a popular newspaper, it is not the choice of top politicians, or the business world, you mentioned mrs may's timing, thati world, you mentioned mrs may's timing, that i think will also raise jibe brow, the germany is very much focussed on a key vote, set to take place tomorrow, which could see angela merkel‘s attempts at forming a stable government fall apart. that is what everyone is focussed on right now, i doubt very much whether angela merkel or her ministers will have either the time or inclination to dwell on brexit. we are going to take you live to peru now, where the pope has arrived ina peru now, where the pope has arrived in a town north—west of lima. this is part of his tour. he is set to hold a huge outdoor mass in this coastal reg

it's good for the bottom line. this is not about corporate social responsibility.t is also about protecting shareholder value so two big shareholders with $2 billion invested want proaction now. >> it is interesting these shareholders who are apple shareholders have gone to apple. could be samsung or another manufacturer, google or whomever. what they seem to be calling for a more proactive solution to come up with wrinkles or products they put on the phone that make it easier for parents to limit or monitor both the time or the ways -- and there are products out there, but they are not -- apple already does some of it, but they are not as easy to use as these people are calling for. >> it doesn't seem to take anything away from apple's bottom line to make them easier to use. the bottom line is there is no device that e the insistence of a teenager, period. you can say that again. >> we both have kids that use them. we know what you are talking about. it sometimes the responsibili of these companies to make it easier for parents to exercise the control. barbara boo