shanti kelemen of brown shipley is still with us.ieces that this has been the merger-ist monday of 2019. on the face of it, if ceos are really observant about global trade or at least nervous about the global economy as a result of that, they seem to have summoned up a lot of confidence to go out and do deals. shanti: it is probably coincidence, because these .hings take months and lots of research i think you can look a little bit more deeper and say, are we in an era where economies of scale, the platform businesses, where it makes it much more conducive to m&a in a way? because of the nature of a lot of these businesses, perhaps you need more scale. you think about the automakers and how much it cost today to build a new vehicle versus 30 years ago. probably we need some academic study to look at that. anna: another sector we talk about a lot and whether m&a would make sense is the banking sector, certainly in europe. i have a chart that shows the discount the european banking sector provides at the moment. may be that is a discou

and the grinding poverty of daily life in chile's camps and shanty towns the stock illustration of unocal the key driving mass protests against the government of president sebastian pinera. i'm anthony howard welcome to the program we begin in washington where u.s. president donald trump has criticized the impeachment hearings calling them a disc rice and in the barracks mint is comments came as 2 senior officials who listened to trump's july phone call with these ukrainian counterpart a lot of missile lansky expressed their concerns about the conversation the former special envoy to ukraine could focus told the probe you should have realized that trump was holding up military aid to give to pressure the country to investigate political rival joe but. 1st to testify on tuesday 2 officials who listened in on that controversial phone call newton and connell alexander van man the top white house expert on ukraine alongside jennifer williams an adviser to vice president mike pence both told the panel they had concerns about the call i found the july 25th phone call on usual because in contras

and geo calculates 50 percent of them are forced to live in the shanty towns because they can't afford rent this so there are a lot of people who move to these camps because of safety concerns but even if you believe a comp is safer than the districts they can afford to live in. many of them also immigrants but that's a much smaller fraction. thousands of people driven to the fringes of society forgotten by the system and treated as outcasts by their fellow citizens. to be sent to the camps represent the very essence of what the protest movement claims is wrong with the country. is a symptom of what's happening it's not necessary the problem itself it's a reflection of a size that discriminates that doesn't take into account the poorest of the poor and a society that doesn't care about others. is n.-g. o. tries to involve the camp's inhabitants in what's happening in the country in a meeting in front of shock they share their thoughts and ideas about the recent up people. protesters demand dignified living conditions for all chileans a reality that has long seemed out of reach for one

the grinding poverty of daily life in camps in shanty towns of stock illustration of think inequality driving mass protests against the government of president sebastian pinera. and the way he's coming back as coach of spain's national soccer team list because earlier this year when his daughter can tell me. i'm anthony howard welcome to the program we begin in washington where u.s. president donald trump has criticized the impeachment hearings calling them a disc rice and an embarrassment he's comments came as 2 senior officials who listened to trump's july phone call with these ukrainian catholic counterpart a lot to me selenski expressed their concerns about the conversation the former special envoy to ukraine could volcker told the probe he should have realized that trump was holding up military aid to kiev to pressure the country to invest. political rival joe biden. first to testify on tuesday to officials who listened in on that controversial phone call newton and connell alexander van man the top white house expert on ukraine alongside jennifer williams an advisor to vice pres

at ocean had snows the shanty prison the scene of humiliation and horror she was held there a $974.00 as a political prisoner of the state security service. i was kept here for almost half a year. and 2 and a half years in who were an extra back near the texas border in the worst women's penitentiary in east germany at the time in 974 she was a star announcer on east german television. but in fact she had no belief in the system on a vacation in budapest she entered the west german embassy to ask about emigrating upon emerging she was arrested by the shanty. my children were 11 and 12 for 5 months i didn't know what was happening with them and the stasi had no obligation to tell me set up in a former soviet secret police prison. served as the central remand prison for the state security ministry. from 1951 to 89 after the war was built the prison held mostly people who were trying to flee on emigrate from east germany minister for state security. personally took it upon himself to interrogate the hats. as new could put it we've given you the opportunity to take up this wonderful profe

bone marrow disease can you please go see her immediately the day i landed she had me go to this shanty town to see her and even before i entered this poor woman's little shanty outside were sitting 3 little girls ranging from the age of 5 to 9 they looked so pale that i was even scared to ask my sister had asked the question before. is everything ok and the girls just shook their head and my sister asked the question well. have you had breakfast and unser the little girl gave was it wasn't my turn to have breakfast. so no how do you go in and talk to a 35 year old woman for whom having end stage dance is only her 2nd biggest problem this is what we are talking about america is the leader of the word we should be developing more compassionate and humane options for dealing with can serve rather than these. extremely expensive options which are grooming this country i love the global context you put that conversation in because you were talking about your treatment how it wasn't necessary the best you had access to doctors and specialists and and world specialists in oncology but i also

el mÍstico es shanti ananda.puerto rico, su vida siempre estuvo rodeada de enigmas. hombre: desde que era un infante mismo me decÍa cuando uno pregunta y toca puertas algo pasa. reportero: estaba obsesionado con mirar las estrellas y el mundo astral fue su fascinaciÓn. a los seis aÑos dice que fue capaz de visualizarla caÍda de la campana de su escuela. fue actor, bailarÍn, la danza fue otra de sus pasiones, participÓ en funciones teatrales como bodas de sangre, mund fundÓ la escuela de artes dramÁticas. su segmento de astrologÍa se popularizÓ. univisiÓn se convirtió en una referencia del mundo astrolÓgico su segmento een el popular programa primer impacto. su frase mÁs cÉlebre lo hizo poco en toda amÉrica latina. entre las predicciones que le hicieron ganar credibilidad esta la llegada a la presidencia de bill clinton, madre teresa de calcuta. en 2012 sufriÓ un infarto.esto es un carrito, es sÓlo un vehÍculo. reportero: su carisma, sin duda fue una de sus mayores caracterÍsticas. se han planificado varios homena

del destino en cuando su carrera tras un conflicto legal con su ex manejador adoptó el nombre de shantiundo y solo recordaba haber visto.. último horóscopo leído, sus lecturas enteró que las respuestasue línea a los que pedían saber que les predecía los astrospaz sobre to mucho, mucho, mucho amor >>> andrea cruz telemundo >>> la frase que todos conocemos que cuando la decimos inmediatamente la relacionamos con este querido astrólogo >>> todos crecimos y yo me incluyo en esa lista, viéndolo en televisión, que era sinónimo de la astrología, de lo que nos depara el futuro así que los tenemos bastante >>> los inicios fue actor, bailarín y escritor, y hasta astrólogo que fue lo que más fama le dio. que en paz descanse >>> vamos a hablar un poco del tiempo porque la verdad nos tiene sorprendidos el frío >>> temperaturas muy frías durae temperaturas esta hora promedio en la ba 56°, vientos moderados a esa hora sin embargo aquí tenemos el resumen del día de hoy >>> (información en pantalla) >>> la máxima fue d° para esta época. así que las condiciones aún bastante cálidas permanecerán con nosot

un problema legal lo llevÓ a cambiar su nombre, shanti.l presidente bill clinton, que un poquito un recuento de quiÉn era el grandÍsimo walter con los. agradecemos el en por esa informaciÓn en paz. descanse un guante mercado este fin de semana creo que todos quedamos bastante tristes. >> con esa noticia ochenta y siete aÑos de. dejÓ preparado todo el horÓscopo del dos mil va a tener muchÍsima repercusiÓn. cambiamos radicalmente de tema nuevo revÉs judicial para el presidente trump una corte federal de apelaciones, hay hoy que los documentos de impuestos de trump pueden entregarse investigadores criminales de nueva york. esta decisiÓn ratifica la que antes habÍa tomado un juez federal. la fiscalÍa de manhattan investiga champi su organizaciÓn comercial y se investiga acciÓn incluye pagos que en el aÑo dos mil diecisÉis, le hicieron a dos mujeres para silenciar las sobre sus relaciones con el presidente. bueno, justamente el presidente donald tromba tenido varios argumentos en contra de que es un documento sean dados a conocer uno de ellos e

night she supported her 4 children by selling anything of value she found they used to live in a shanty town right beside the dump and. they were always in a struggle with the trucks the bulldozers and with more than a 1000 other people working here i thought it was survival of the fittest bed that my just about i was you took as much as i could get. and for women it was very challenging people lost their lives working here very tough. at 1st lucy a friend and this was very much against the closure of the garbage dump she had little faith in the city authorities pledged to provide jobs for some 750 trash because in new recycling facilities but now that's where. he was and she's changed her mind. you know compensate he will say i never thought i might one day have a real job me a simple waste picker with no rights and no social insurance. and now i work ere i even have an office. if only i paid a little better it would be perfect as you say i'm ice sheets to and 4 times as much scavenging on the old damp she and her colleagues now belong to a co-operative that operates one of the recycli

even looking islamic revolution under armor turned off a man he had always dreamt of state in this shanty you know which route. opens up making its initial flirtation with capitalism. strikes in states of emergency britain sinks into chaos margaret thatcher remarks in carriage them to work harder and they will was it the stores of meal liberalism. good chunk of the circumstances poland the chance the female friends the old order. the globe it could be the end of communism the. mubarak crisis and. the story of an era that defines our lives today. 97 you know the big bang that created today's troops december 23rd b.t.w. . this is news and these are our top stories the european parliament has voted to declare a climate emergency e.u. lawmakers hope the measure will send a powerful signal ahead of a un climate summit bills who want a new european commission to take more drastic action against climate change. pro-democracy activists in hong kong have welcomed u.s. president donald trump's move to sign a law backing their movement.

another 2 officials are now testify also coming up the grinding poverty of daily life in chile's shanty towns a stark illustration tonight of the inequality that's driving massive protests.

find it difficult to make ends meet many are home was they're forced to live in makeshift camps and shanty towns. day. this is my house this is where a friend of mine sleeps. and. this is my room i want to know what i'm not ashamed to show it to you i give it away this is where i sleep it's a bit messy because on the weekends i like to rest. and you know and i believe in the virgin and in god. it's thanks to them that i'm here when i 1st got to santiago i had to sleep out on the street. that he has lived in this camp in central santiago for 15 years he became homeless when his family rejected him after he came out as homosexuals here he found acceptance albeit own language in the camp laments. living here is hard for the neighbors judges because they think we're bad people. then you don't believe we steal and that we're up to no good. but that's not true we are working people humble working people. is one of tens of thousands of people living in the slums of. according to a recent census there are 802 camps in the country over 47000 families in situations of extreme vulnerability. and calc

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supervisor shanti thank you for your leadership on this issue. have things i wrote. but here's what have to say. thank you daas, you're doing doing an amazing job. >> lgbtq seniors survive outside of dos. it is to tell you that lgbtq seniors exist. when you look at your data and you see there is no lgbtq seniors, the conclusion we cannot come to is that they don't exist. this is why seniors feel invisible in the city. so, when we open the only welcoming housing, we've only done it once, that was open house. i hope we do it a lot more times. i hope we include youth. we had 15 units of supportive housing and we only placed three lgbtq people into those units. i am ready to work with the department of homelessness, we have talked about, i know they feel disappointed about this, too. proactively we could have looked at the data, no lgbtq seniors have gone through access points. we should look at that data and say there is a problem proactively not wait to where we miss our chance. at the one shot we had at lgbtq welcoming senior housing. we've got work to do. seniors exi

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the shanties were without power and gas for an entire week, a week the family spent away from home. >> i did not even know we were going to be evacuated that saturday. i was busy doing laundry and my usual saturday activities. my husband called and said they will start evacuations at 10:00 a.m. we began packing up. big mac we are expecting a lot of electric customers to have power by the end of today. i can't say 100% will have power by the end of the day. >> >> reporter: gas restoration will take longer. all the facilities above and below ground were isolated and purged of any natural gas. after the fire danger past, pg&e recharged the entire system. then, 400 workers went door to door, still doing it now, safely relighting power late lights. >> pg&e actively shut off gas to about 200,000 gas customers in the fire footprint, near the fire footprint, or those in the predicted path of the fire for safety. for safety of the firefighters, safety of the community, and the integrity of the national gas system that runs through there. >> reporter: of the 24,600 gas customers, all but 3700 c

a't have to certain number of acres and had to build something, had to build ashanti --f house or shanti or something. at the end of the process, at the end of five years, you had to get some friends or neighbors to help you fill out the paperwork and testify to this. you had to prove you had done this. that had to be published in the local newspaper. jane: really? caroline: that's why a lot of local newspapers were founded, to publish that. jane: also to probably publish announcements even from the government and land. caroline: sure. jane: but to play devils advocate, they are not getting anything really for free from the government because they are also doing the government a favor, aren't they? by moving west and kind of helping clear out the indians and create a farm. caroline: yeah, although the utility in some of those farms is and was questionable, because especially on the great plains, in the dakotas, a lot of that farming,not ideal for especially what they called driving land farming, which was just going alone without your occasion. just relying on whatever mother nature prov

you had to build some kind of house or shanty or sod house or something. you had to prove that that was on the land. and you had to at the end of this process, at the end of five years, you had to get some friends or neighbors to help you fill out the paperwork and testify to this. you know, you had to prove that you had done this. and that had to be published in the local newspaper. that's why a lot of local newspapers were founded, was to publish that paperwork. >> also probably to publish announcements perhaps even from the government and haland sales >> sure. >> but to play devil's advocate here, they're not getting anything really for free from the government because they're also doing the government a favor, aren't they, by moving west and kind of helping clear out the indians and create a farm? >> yeah. although the utility of some of those farms is and was questionable because especially on the great plains, in the dakotas, a lot of that land was not ideal for farming, especially what they called dry land farming, which was just going alone without

when we are building and tearing down 7 to 8-foot shanty landy mat wall with an 18 to 30-foot wall.t cbp new abilities they have never had before. new wall, new construction and we're getting on with it. brian: there is talking about putting that you log type camera on the wall to watch the construction being done so you can tune in at any moment. are you for that? do you see that getting done? >> i'm for -- i'm letting the public -- i'm for having the public and anyone look at our wall construction. i think when you talk about wall construction, there is two phases. there is the land acquisition which we are doing in texas and others. and actual construction of the wall. anyone that wants to take a look at that wall construction is happy to do. so there are certain things we have to keep in mind and considerations. there are certain operational aspects of having cameras along the border, making sure we don't get the bad guys a view into how our agents operate along the border and the type of construction that's going on. so we have got to make sure that we balance letting the publi

shanti kelemen is investment director at brown shipley.take a bonus, shareholders would not have been impressed if in the fallout after the disaster of the 737 max he were to walk away with a bonus. it makes good publicity sense and there are problems with the company and as the ceo he needs to take responsibility. i don't think ceo he needs to take responsibility. idon't think boeing is going away, they have an incredible franchise and there was a huge demand for air travel and boeing and airbus are the only two big players in that industry that can't supply planes we hope to travel on but boeing still has a long way forward in terms of compensation for victims, we still don't have the 737 max flying again and they have to think about how they develop planes and is a good fit for purpose? and just to get your thoughts on the services survey, services make up 80% of the uk economy and the picture is not brilliant, they are not expanding but the sector is not shrinking. what should we make of that?m could have been worse, it's a bit of reli