back to my embassy, into be medical unit, and i will be all right. -- into the medical unit, and i willen we exited the building and i saw the charred of what was once human beings, looked up and saw that my embassy was destroyed that i realized there was no medical unit to go to and i was going to have to take charge. head. was injured on her she very crucial that she very graciously donated the suit she was wearing that day. you can still see the bloodstains that remain on that suit from that horrible morning. next on american history tv, historians and university leaders discuss free speech and college freedom on campuses and the responsibilities of administrators, faculties, and students in sharing ideas. they also talk about how social media has changed the nature of discourse in university settings. this is about an hour and a half recorded at the annual meeting held this year in washington, d.c. >> i am sanford unger, director of the free speech project at georgetown university. among other things, former president of goucher college in baltimore. we have an excellent panel. we h

the l came to a head when asylum inan sought the united states of america to seek medical treatment. he was suffering from cancer. president carter permitted him to come to the united states which greatly angered the leaders of iran. andhat anger boiled over ultimately, one day in november 1979, the u.s. embassy was overrun. the u.s. diplomats who happened to be there in the building at the time were taken hostage. they were held hostage for a total of 444 days. 52 american diplomats in total. we know some thing of their treatment and it was not that great. they were blindfolded, interrogated, and beaten. we are privileged to have this cloth. this was used as a blindfold. on the economic officer robert blucher. embassyover of the coincided with his first full day of the job. what a first day. on the second day, he was beaten . about a month later, he was called for interrogation and said he was line folded in a cold room for six hours. he could hear the cooking sounds of his captor's rifles in the background. very harsh treatment. this blindfold came to us through a friend of his. we

back to my embassy, into the medical unit, and i will be all right.ed the remains and i saw the of what was once human beings, looked up and saw that my embassy was destroyed, that i realized there was no medical unit to go to and i was going to have to take charge. head, was injured on her and she very graciously has donated the suit that she was wearing on that day, and you can see the blood stains that still remain from that horrible morning. >> next on american history tv, historians and university leaders discuss free speech and academic freedom on college campuses and the responsibility of administrators, faculty, and students when sharing ideas. they also talk about how social media has changed the nature of discourse in university settings. halfis about an hour and a , recorded at the american historical association annual >> i am sanford unger, director of the free speech project at thegetown university and former president of a college in baltimore. we had an excellent

of the horizon to siemens medical unit health than is raised at least five billion euros in march a little earlier i spoke to cry girl i'm from london and i asked him which i p o has captured his attention of in the one that stands out from a house to be saudi aramco due to the sheer size of the our i.p.o. itself is going to value the complete around two trillion dollars so the sheer size of it is does make it the most interesting for me also the fact that there has been questions about whether it will float the oil price of course is a big influence in what the price will be and whether they can the more push ahead with it's clearly been an influential people reason behind the production cut that we've seen over the past couple of years so i think that's going to be very interesting want to watch throughout the course of the year and our report we've pointed out a few i.p.o.'s that lived in their b. and b. and others do you see any others that we might have missed them. well i think there's a number of smaller i.p.o.'s of the course that they share i think the one to watch to an extent is

but later these events occurred -- individuals first visited the medical unit at the embassy in september 2016 and january of 2017. from february of april 2017. and to what you would see in patients that quote have a mild traumatic brain injury or concussion. and the test results up to that point. and they arrived at a consensus and the consensus is and i quote the patterns of injuries were most likely related to trauma from a nonnatural source. and they reevaluated embassy employees that were reporting symptoms and incidents prior to april 2014 were added to the list of confirmed cases. subsequently two additional individuals reported exposure in midaugust of last year. and those cases were medically confirmed as well, bringing the total number of cases to 24. all -- while the symptoms may vary, all the medically confirmed cases, all 24 of them have described some combination of the following symptoms. dull headaches, ringing in one ear, vert go, visual focusing issues, nausea and extreme fatigue. as we've said earlier the timeline of the reported incidents are as follows. the initial wa

individuals first visited the medical unit at the embassy in december 20616. and january of 2017. from february through april of 2017 this was an evaluation conducted of 80 members of the community. 16 of these were identified with symptoms and medically verifiable clinical finding of some combination similar to patients that have had a mild traumatic brain injury or concussion. unquote. and early july the bureau of medical services at the state department convened a panel of experts to review case history and the test results up to that point. they arrived at the consensus. quote the pattern of injuries were most likely related to trama from a non-natural source. end quote. later in august, the brain injury center at university of pa p reevaluated employees. that were reporting symptoms. additional individuals and incidents prior to april 2014. were added to the list. of confirmed case kas. subsequently two additional individuals reported exposure in mid-august. of last year. and those cases were medically confirmed. bringing the total number of cases to 24. all while the symptom

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as a result, we didn't have enough to staff the airport medic units and provide bike medics at the same time, 'cause we had limited staffing of the airport apparatus. normally, our staffing, we have two medics a day, so we wanted to maintain that staffing of medics on the apparatus to respond to our normal calls. so if we didn't have the staff to respond or to volunteer to do the bike medic program on over time, then we didn't have enough staff. >> so were you only taking medics for the bike medic program from the airport and not from the larger pool of medics? >> right. >> don't they know how to ride a bike? >> it's not that they didn't know how to ride a bike; that we just can't transfer members from the city to be a bike medic at the airport. >> okay. okay. chief gonzalez? >> i was just here for support. that's all. >> oh. >> chief ali is absolutely correct. it's not just staffing at the airport, it's staffing up here. and down there -- they have different

the patient was taken to the hospital in another medic unit and police are questioning the driver ofhe car, a woman who was not injured in that crash. >> pennsylvania's highest court will hear an appeal on a lawsuit challenging philadelphia's year old tax on soda and other sweetened drinks. the beverage industry and business owners say the tax has cut sales and forced layoffs. mayor jim kenney argues the tax is crucial for funding universal prekindergarten education. the beverage tax took effect in january of last year. the commonwealth court upheld the tax in june. >> so, yes, it's cold this morning but you don't think about that first when you step outside, you think i feel like i'm under a spotlight. [laughter] >> yeah, we do have that big moon trifecta lunar eclipse out in the pacific area this morning, here it will just be a little shading on the side after about 10 of but it's the closest in its orbit to the earth but a nice big fat moon. go out and howl at it but get in the car and put the heat on. as we take a look outside we have sky6 in center city. not only is it cold but

individuals first visited our medical unit starting in late december 2016 and january 2017 reporting various symptoms including air pain, diziness and hearing problems. they associated the onset to their exposure with oddatory sensations. an incapacitating sound, or just an intense pressure in one ear. since the symptoms first reported primarily effected oodatory functions -- was aidentified to perform additional assessments. between february and april of last year, this specialist evaluated 80 members of the embassy community. 16 were identified to have symptoms and pedically verifiable clinical findings similar to what might be seen following a mel traumatic brain injury or concussion. in july reviewed the case histories and test results gathered to date. they identified some of the symptoms could be caused by other things such as previous head trauma, aging and stress. the consensus was the patterns of injuries were most likely lated to a trauma of an unlikely source. the nationally recognized brain injury center at the university of pennsylvania was identified those with prior ex

john lepuft spoke with a former head of the white house medical unit.rning, john. when he stepped into office last year, president trump was the oldest person ever to become commander in chief. now at 71 years of age, he's defending his fitness for office and it's unclear what, if anything, the public might learn from today's checkup. >> i think it's going to go very well. i'd be very surprised if it doesn't. >> the president yesterday predicted a clean bill of health. after his last known exam in 2016, his long time physician, dr. harold bornstein, wrote a one-page letter declaring him in excellent physical health. then candidate trump shared the results on the dr. oz show. >> your doctors and family are giving you a hard time about your weight. >> i think i could lose a little weight. i've always been a little bit this way. >> the president is a noted fast looking at that or anything else is impacting his health. >> there will be a complete head to toe physical exam. >> dr. william lang is the former director of the white house medical unit. >> is the

on the horizon siemens medical technology unit health than is which hopes to raise at least five billion year is one of the biggest flotations in germany's history. and of course these days companies aren't just turning to stock markets to raise capital they're printing their own money in a way initial corn offerings all i see owes a new cryptocurrency trend especially among startups by buying digital tokens you could help give a company the kick start it needs go to our website dot com slash business and read all about the riches and the ruin that can come from investing in i see those. bitcoin is showing its volatility once again on monday taking a dive of around twelve and a half percent at one point briefly dropping below the fifteen thousand dollar mark elite document has revealed the chinese government wants to impose an orderly exit from bitcoin mining in the country the location of two thirds of the digital currencies mining power still plucky investors are used to such swings it rose over fifteen percent over the week to monday. and so if months he's on wall street force so we s

the management of siemens medical technology unit health is as though future shareholders that the spinoff will cut costs by almost a quarter billion euros a year the german company is planning an initial public offering in the first half of twenty eighteen market experts expected to be the biggest german i.p.o. since one thousand nine hundred ninety six elfin is currently valued at around forty billion euros it's expected to launch on the frankfurt stock exchange much and let's take you over to the extent where daniel cope is standing by for us then you'll tell us how high expectations actually are for this health and he is i.p.o. . what is the. mood your gauging there way you are. yes i'm here well investors i guess they're already counting the days until when we are going to see this i.p.o. happening here at the frankfurt stock exchange and yes pressure and expectations are extremely high where you remember the hype that dr tiller column was having when there were launching their shares here at the stock exchange by that time already also people that were not invested in stocks by that

doctor jackson started to work with the white house medical unit back in 20,006 -- 2006. in washington, allison barber, fox news. >>> he said freeze and i froze. >> two brothers were arrested after getting to their mother's house. they need to either take a trial or take a plea deal. >>> this man has been found dead in his apartment and what police are saying about the apparent suicide. >>> we are tracking the forecast as we head into tomorrow we have more rain to talk about when we come back. >>> a man is hospitalized in critical condition after an apparent shooting at an auto body shop in west oakland. they are investigating. the shooting took place at 7:12 pm and the victim was apparently driven to the hospital by his sister. the gunman was seen running away from the scene we reached out to oakland police but no word if there had been any arrest. >>> and officers said that he shot the 27-year-old, he was from san jose after he walked towards officers with the weapons. the police chief said that the suspect ignored repeated commands to drop his weapons and he shouted ou

on the horizon siemens medical technology unit health than is which hopes to raise at least five billion here is one of the biggies for taishan xin gemini's history. and these days there are other the initial public offerings for companies to raise funds there are also initial court offerings or i c o o's the new cryptocurrency trend especially among startups twelve website e.w. dot com slash business and read all about the opportunities and pitfalls of cryptocurrency bitcoin has taken a big dive after its story took a new twist it around twelve and a half percent today two hundred fourteen thousand u.s. dollars the drop came of the south korea's financial watchdog said it's looking into several banks that offer online bitcoin exchanges the regulars' regulators want to be sure the lenders are applying and the money laundering measures as reports emerge that north korea may be using the crypto currency to evade sanctions . let's bring in daniel corp our financial correspondent standing by in frankfurt daniel why the big drop for bitcoin when these inspectors say there is no suspicion that

beginning on november 9, 2016, the members of the white house medical unit began shadowing the new president-elect figuretively velcroed to his side 24/7. on january 20, 2017, dr. jackson became that velcro. his office is one of only a few in the white house residence proper and located directly across the hall from the president's private elevator. on any given day the physician's office, as it's known, is generally the first and last to see the president. dr. jackson has built and leads an organization that's better than any other in history. i know that. i, a physician to the president, was well served by this president's doctor. more importantly, president and mrs. bush were well served by dr. jackson as were president and mrs. obama. in keeping with his oath, i have ever reason to believe that dr. jackson will well and faithfully discharge the duties of his office and that president and mrs. trump, the office of the presidency and the country will be well served because of him. thank you brigadier general dr. richard tubb for that background and that information and with that i will turn it o

medical fitness for duty. friday dr. jackson conducted and supervised donald trump's first periodic exam as president of the united statesving had the opportunity to review the tests, consulted specialists and analyze the results and discuss him with his patient, he will provide us with his considered assessment of the president's medical fitness for duty now and for the remainder of his term of office. with regard to friday's examination, i'm confident that he practiced good medicine. it would be an error to review that exam and dr. jackson's assessment as an isolated event when in practice it's an ongoing process. far more important to a meaningful assessment for the president's fitness for duty, observations, interactions, examinations during the remaining 364 days of the year. dr. jackson and his team have been doing precisely that from the moment donald j. trump was elected. beginning november 9, 2016, the members of the white house medical unit shadowed the president-elect 24/7. on january 20th, dr. jackson became that velcro. dr. jackson's office is one of the few residents proper in the white house and located ac

that is state mandated data that we and every other medical unit in the city send. and mortality data. hospital admission data. those things are on sfhip site. >> very interesting. look forward to having you back to go deeper into this. any questions or comments? we'll move open to the next speaker. >> i will slink away, too, because i have to go parent. >> thank you for being here tonight. next i would like to ask our public defender to join us tonight. >> thank you. i think what i heard the district attorney say is that the system is not racist. i would disagree with that. everything was explained by other factors. and while i think that's partially true, i think that the data definitely shows that the system is not race-neutral. i don't think there could be any dispute about that. even though our african-american population is 5%, 55% of our clients, public differ ender clients, and folks in the system are african-american men and women. if you look at categories of crime starting with traffic tickets, african-americans are seven times as likely to be stopped for

squadron at camp david, the agency int and the white house transportation agency, the white house medical unit, special programs etc. etc.. these are the uniformed personnel civilian men and women that support the presidency behind the scenes moving him around the world wherever he goes and engages with sodas and appropriated budget line in the navy appropriation to find and maintain camp david. but we know it as camp because why? succeeding president roosevelt was president truman not greatly enamored. his successor president eisenhower came in and thought it was a bit pretentious and thought of closing it but kind of became enamored with it again the early trend of many presidents with the facility. he decide decided maybe there ie utility even though i have my farm in gettysburg pennsylvania but he said i don't like the name said he remained at camp david grandson david eisenhower, 12-years-old. david eisenhower today is about 70-years-old and recently retired from the university of pennsylvania history professor. i was introduced a few weeks ago and the gentleman that introduced me at davi

medical fitness for duty. friday, dr. jackson conducted and supervised donald trump's first periodic physical exam as president of the unitedng had the opportunity to review the test, consult specialists, thoughtfully analyze the results and discuss them with his patient he will provide us with his considered assessment of the president's medical fitness for duty now and for the remainder of his term of office. with regard to friday's examination, knowing dr. jackson i am confident that he practiced good medicine; however it would be in error to view that exam and dr. jackson's assessment as an isolated event when in practice it is an ongoing process. far more important to a meaningful assessment of the president's fitness for duty is the doctor's evaluation, observation, interaction, conversations, examination during the remaining 364 days of the year. dr. jackson and his team have been doing precisely that from the moment donald j. trump was elected. beginning on november 9, 2016, the members of the white house medical unit began shadowing the new president-elect figuratively develop crowed to his side, 24/7 on january 20

medical fitness for duty. friday, dr. jackson conducted and supervised donald trump's first periodic physical exam as president of the unitedtates. having had the opportunity to review the tests, consult specialists, thoughtfully analyze the results and discuss them with his patient he will provide us with his considered assessment of the president's medical fitness for duty now and for the remainder of his term of office. with regard to friday's examination, knowing dr. jac jackson, i am confident that he practiced good medicine. however, it would be an error to view that exam and dr. jackson's assessment as an isolated event when, in practice, it is an ongoing process. far more important to a meaningful assessment of the president's fitness for duty is the doctor's evaluation, observations, interaction, conversations, examination during the remaining 364 days of the year. dr. jackson and his team have been doing precisely that from the moment donald j. trump was elected. november 9th, 2016, members of the white house medical unit began shadowing the new president-elect, figuratively velcroed to his side. dr. jackson becam

beginning on november 9, 2016, the members of the white house medical unit began shadowing the new president-elect figuratively velcroed to his side 24/7. on january 20, 2017, dr. jackson became that velcro. his office is one of only a few in the white house residence proper and located directly across the hall from the president's private elevator. on any given day the physician's office, as it's known, is generally the first and last to see the president. dr. jackson has built and leads an organization that's better than any other in history. i know that. i, a physician to the president, was well served by this president's doctor. more importantly, president and mrs. bush were well served by dr. jackson as were president and mrs. obama. in keeping with his oath, i have ever reason to believe that dr. jackson will well and faithfully discharge the duties of his office and that president and mrs. trump, the office of the presidency and the country will be well served because of him. thank you brigadier general dr. richard tubb for that background and that information and with that i will turn it o

our crews, medic unit, engine 15, and our rescue captain took very good care of him, and transferred him to an incredible staff at san francisco general hospital. i personally witnessed 2.5 hours to make the mayor better, and none of us got the outium that we were hoping for. and it was emotional. it was heroic, the staff at san francisco general was working to their highest level, and my prayers go out to the mayor wife, anita, and his daughters, brianna and tania. the daughters were able to fly in from l.a. yesterday morning, and so everyone's grieving. everyone's a little bit down today, and they will be for weeks to come, but i try and remember just the great memories of how well he led this city and just what a good person he was. so i would ask, and you probably will do so, that you adjourn today's meeting in his memory and his honor. thank you for that. >> commissioner hardeman, to answer your questions not on the agenda, but it is something that has happened since the last meeting, so for the commission secretary, i think it's our agenda. we do have 30 members deployed to the

the patient was taken to the hospital in another medic unit and police are questioning the driver of the car, a woman who was not injured in the crash. >> ♪ >>> question. should you host a super bowl party? the upside you don't have to drive home, you can really whoop it up. the downside, though, may be the cost. it's something to think about. maribel aber is live at the nasdaq in times square. i would love to go to a super bowl party thrown by maribel. i know she is a gracious hostess. i'd have a great time. let's talk about cost, maribel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, tam. well, sunday, sunday, americans will shell out big bucks for this big game on sunday even if just watching at home. average cost for hosting a super bowl partially is $207 according to a survey from personal finance web site. a third to provide food and nonalcoholic beverage. food isn't far behind. that's 28 percent of the cost going for adult beverages. stocks dropped sharply for a second straight session the dow posting its biggest one day drop in eight months. investors fear a rising bond yield could lead to

david, white house communication agency, white house transportation agency, white house mess and medical unit, special programs, etc. these are the uniformed personnel, civilian men and women, over 2000 of whom support the president. behind the scenes, moving him around wherever he goes, whoever he engages with. the navy has camp david but it's appropriate budget line in us navy appropriations is to maintain david but we know it as camp lejeune why? meeting president roosevelt with president truman, not greatly and ever with david in florida, this is successor president eisenhower came in, but it was a bit pretentious. bought a closing like some other presidents after him as well. ida became enamored with again which was an early trend of many presidents. >> and decided you know, maybe there is a need here even though i have my farm. >> pieces but i don't like the name. there might be funny names for the cabin. so he renamed camp david after his grandson, david eisenhower,12 years old in this photo. david eisenhower today is about 70 years old and he recently retired from the university of pe

members of the white house medical unit began shattering the president, figuratively velcroed to him.y oneon's office is of the very few and the white house, located directly across the hall from the president's private elevator. theny given day, physician's office, as it is known, is the first and last to see the president. dr. jackson has willed and leave the organization that is better than any other in history. -- dr. jackson has built and leads an organization that is better than any other in history. i haveing with his oath, every reason to believe that dr. jackson will well and faithfully discharge the duties of his office and that president and mrs. trump, the office of the presidency, and the country will be well served. thank you to the brigadier general for that background and that information, and with that, i will turn it over to dr. jackson, and, as always, if you could keep your questions on topic, and after dr. jackson finishes, i will come back up to address any questions of the day. thank you. jackson: good afternoon, everyone. so to start with, i'm going to read to

on the horizon siemens medical technology unit health than is which hopes to raise at least five billion year is one of the biggest for taishan xin germany's history . is there on the initial public offerings as a way for companies to raise funds there are also initial offerings or. a new cryptocurrency trend especially among startups. slash business and read all about the opportunities and the pitfalls. the cryptocurrency big coin is taking a big dive after its story took a new twist it's shared around twelve and a half percent today two hundred fourteen thousand u.s. dollars a drop came off to south korea's financial watchdog said it's investigating several banks that offer online big coin exchanges regulators want to be sure the lenders are applying and he money laundering measures as reports emerge that north korea may be using the critter currency to invade sanctions. let's bring in daniel corbell financial correspondent standing by in frankfurt daniel why the big drop the bitcoin when these inspectors say there is no suspicion that this is just a regular review. well one thing is v

on the horizon siemens medical technology unit health than is which hopes to raise at least five billion year is one of the biggest flotations in gemini's history. and of course these days companies aren't just turning to stock markets to raise capital they're printing their own money in a way initial calling offerings r i c o's a new crypto currency is trend especially among startups by buying digital tokens you could help give a company the kick start it needs go to our website www dot com slash business and read all about the riches and the ruin that can come from investing in i.c.a.o. . and because it is showing its volatility once again today taking a dive of around twelve and a half percent at one point briefly dropping below the fifteen thousand dollar mark and the document revealed the chinese government wants to impose an orderly exit from bitcoin mining in the country the location of two thirds of the digital currencies mining power still pluck investors are used to such swings it's still fifteen percent up on the week. normally it's the biggest vegetables that steal the show b

on the horizon as well as the men's medical technology unit health and he is hopes to raise at least five billion euros in march according to sources a little earlier i asked our financial correspondent daniel cope in frankfurt which of these i.p.o.'s is getting investors especially excited. well it's certainly going to be a very interesting i feel old year of two thousand and eighteen get i guess where the frankfurt perspective to i.p.o.'s are really interesting if really this saudi arabia company this giant is going to go to the global financial stock markets every investor here in frankfurt will be keeping a very close eye on this many are calling and saying that this i.p.o. could really decide in which future saudi arabia is really going to go and also had been saddam and the crown pins off saudi arabia knows that also his reputation is really on the edge he has been trying in the past to open his country also more for foreign investment and from the frankfurt perspective also very interesting is going to be the i.p.o. off the company health in years it would be the biggest i.p.o

on the rise and siemens medical technology unit health than is hopes to raise at least five billion euros in march according to some sources now let's talk to financial correspondent daniel cope with standing by in frankfurt daniel which of these i.p.o.'s is especially capturing investors attention there. well garrett is really going to be a very interesting a year also in this is will be looking very closely at all those tech companies that are trying to enter the stock markets because those i.p.o.'s always considered his very unpredictable but the i.p.o. everybody here at the stock markets and also worldwide will be monitoring very closely is the one from our marco in saudi arabia many investors are telling me that really the future of saudi arabia depends on how successful this i.p.o. lounge is going to be lots of pressure also for more mid been on the crown prince of saudi arabia he has been trying to open the country in the past more for foreign in investors and since it's going to be such a mega i.p.o. i guess you can really call it like that everybody will be looking at this very c

on the horizon siemens medical technology unit health and ears which hopes to raise at least five billion euros one of the biggest flotations in germany's history. in the south african city of cape town water levels and local reservoir dangerously low as the area is struggling with the worst drought in living memory the city has now imposed what the coles level six was directions that means no irrigation for gardens of fields no refilling of swimming pools washing of causes also prohibited but the whole region which is home to run four million people could still run dry. the city of cape town has the ocean at its doorstep but fresh water isn't desperately short supply and the drought is threatening the survival of many area businesses an estimated fifty thousand jobs in the western cape region could be lost mainly agricultural workers but also gardeners and hotel cleaning staff could face and employment water rationing is affecting everyone even the five million tourists who arrive annually have been asked to keep showers to two minutes and under current restrictions water can no longer b

beginning on november 9, 2016, the members of the white house medical unit began shadowing the new president-elect figuratively velcroed to his side 24/7. on january 20, 2017, dr. jackson became that velcro dr. jackson's office is one of only a very few in the white house residence proper and located directly across the hall from the president's private elevator on any given day the physician's office, as it's known, is generally the first and last to see the president. dr. jackson has built and leads an organization that is better than any other in history. i know that. i as physician to the president was well served by this president's doctor more importantly, president and mrs. bush were well served by dr. jackson as were president and mrs. obama in keeping with his oaths, i have every reason to believe dr. jackson will well and faithfully discharge the duties of his office, and president trump and his wife will be well served because of it thank you brigadier general richard tub fwchb for that information and background i'll turn it over to dr. jackson. if you could, keep your questions on top

on the horizon siemens medical technology unit health than is which hopes to raise at least five billion year is one of the biggest for taishan xin gemini's history. i spoke to our financial correspondent in singapore in frankfurt about this i started by asking him why asia is the main driver in the u.s. economy is doing so well in so many big tech companies a home to silicon valley. well two things out first of all ben china is going to be lifting a barrier. major owners selling their shares of state owned companies so we'll probably see a slew of that happening over the years second of all home comes new appeal and its latest appeal is that it's allowing dual class shares which the chinese set for seeking daniel over to you can you tell me why frankfurt is missing out on so much of the action i mean it is going to be a record year isn't it despite it missing out on some of these big tech companies well actually eventually frank for prospective i can tell you that investors who are actually very satisfied house who thousand and eighteen most likely is going to be aware expecting a recor

on the horizon zimmerman's medical technology unit healthy nears which hopes to raise at least five billion euros one of the biggest flotations in germany's history. this week the c.e.o.'s takes off in las vegas it's one of the most important consumer electronics shows in the world nearly four thousand and seventy is the crowd the conventional was and while all things digital of course takes center stage analog audio is making a big comeback producers of high end audio systems are profiting from a resurgence of the humble record player not so humble it turns out because they really are people who will focus upwards of one hundred fifty thousand dollars for turntable system it's brothers in arms some just like the feel others the sound record player is in a game it doesn't have to be a high end device for one hundred fifty thousand year olds very unclear odio also includes much more affordable models in his range and can hardly keep up with demand new might have to get doctors no one would have thought that vinyl records would make a comeback. and now we don't talk about comeback anymore rec

from the country's coast guard said the group was brought to a naval base in tripoli for medical treatment. the united nations is warning that humanitarian assistance will remain vital to millions over the next six months while somalis have been particularly vulnerable to food shortages in drought and then displacement of people but now the government says it has a plan to improve food security in the long run a farm in the middle has more from mogadishu. aminah and her family left their home in chile about three hundred kilometers away to find food and security in mogadishu a severe drought last year meant the could not grow any crops and they feared for their lives as rival plans for it but there is nobody left in my religion very young people it was too much fighting and we had to leave because there was no food at the people of last year's drop to more than three million people were in need of urgent humanitarian assistance the united nations says that number struck to but only by half a million the humanitarian needs are still very high and we are still seeing the tradition levels that are amongs

in san francisco, since 1906. >>> a united airlines flight from san francisco to paris, was diverted late of last night, after a crew reported a passenger with a medical90 was diverted to dulles international airport in virginia. the plane then continued to paris, after a couple of hours. >>> tracking slowdowns. due to a rollover crash. traffic backed up to about parish at this point. over at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights. no delays. happy monday. >>> taking a look at this video. this is -- view. this is a happy one. we have high clouds. we're starting to see it form around the bay. visibility definitely impacted across a lot of the east bay. concord, improving a little bit. not much. 1.5-mile visibility there. down to about a half. doppler radar, showing a little rain offer the coast. >> and that shot you -- off the coast. >> and is that -- that shot you just showed us. >> next local update. 7:26. >> have a good day. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is monday, january 15th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." we're learning new details about the false missile alert in hawaii. that started a nuclear panic. we'll take yo

leadership of the first lady, university of medical center and the department of human services, we will soon begin construction on a long-term palliative care unit in jackson's medical zone. [applause] this center will offer a home-life treatment for the medically fragile children who are now living there. this will be a life-altering experience for those patients and their families. if there is ever a mission of mercy we can achieve, it is this palliative care medical home for the children of blair. [applause] we have an additional opportunity in jackson's medical zone. i believe real potential exists to move the department of public safety headquarters. we have a good location in the county near the state crime lab. the current building located in heart of the medical corridor was constructed in the 1970s and is in deplorable condition, a new medical conference center could be construct in it place. this facility would become the gateway of the medical corridor, medical city is rising out of the piney woods of hairson county -- harrison county, complete with a new pharmacy school, nursing center and the national obesity and diabetes research c