the thing was it wasn't true that cs had been used in cities. when it does get used in cities, the argument is in effect, we tried it overseas and it worked well for - - if you get teargas in the united states, it's probably cs. by the south vietnamese military. it was not generally used" unquote riot control. it was generally used as a way to force people out of hiding. the problem in guerrilla warfare is how do you find the guerrillas to capture or kill them? how do you force them out of hiding. in a forest of some kind the u.s. army said we will use this extremely powerful chemical, tear gas. teargas is a misnomer, to force people out. what ends up happening is yes it is true that after 1968, in part because of the recommendation of people like byron engle. police forces in the united states started adopting cs to use this chemical to a large degree " unquote riot control but they also start using it in the method that the us military have been using in south vietnam which was to force people out of hiding so they could be captured or shot. k

of all cs today basically saying as soon as this bill is signed into law you're out of compliance and you are subject to sanctions so it's a it's a it's a hot topic yeah it'll be interesting to see when the president signs legislation if you see that this week you think the sanctions will come senator cruz announced today that the president will sign it this week so expect it to be signed this week right andrea there in washington. number of the german parliament here at the big table with me gentlemen to both of you thank you we appreciate it thank you so much thank you. well the european parliament's top accolade the annual soccer 0 prize for freedom of thought has been given to weaker human rights activists tosi the award was handed over in the european parliament in strasbourg to his daughter because tony couldn't be there he's currently serving a life sentence in prison in china on charges of separatism before his imprisonment in 2014 tony worked for more than 2 decades to improve the rights of the persecuted minority. bill home toti hasn't been seen in public for years this foot

now well say that i don't have any clients in this on the specific issue but if i were advising all cs which is the name of the company building the pipeline you know i would tell them to get in front of the administration as quickly as possible and if i had to guess you know all cs is the owner is a billionaire from from holland and if i had to guess he has people talking to the administration right now to try to cool things down but on the flip side you know senator cruz who is the sponsor of the bill wrote a letter to the c.e.o. of all these today basically saying as soon as this bill is signed into law you're out of compliance and you are subject to sanctions so it's a it's a it's a hot topic yeah it'll be interesting to see when the president signs legislation if this week this week you think the sanctions will come senator cruz announced today that the president will sign it this week so expect it to be signed this week right andrea there in washington. member of the german parliament here at the big table with me gentlemen to both of you thank you we appreciate it thank you so m

gas pipeline the commons reported by russian newspaper commerce sunt came after swiss dutch firm all cs stopped playing pipes in response to fresh u.s. sanctions hooten says he expects the delay of several months this could mean the pipeline will go into operation until 2021. german airline could see more strikes by before the end of the year the union that represents cabin stuff says details of the plan will be released on friday it's part of a long running dispute over pay and conditions recent months of ford of toronto subsidiaries on a 2 day strike in november a total of $1500.00 flights were canceled leaving 200000 possums are stranded. earlier this year the united states and its plans to impose a 25 percent tariff on a range of e.u. goods the move was in retaliation to a world trade organization ruling that find that the e.u. had been illegally subsidizing aviation giant air bus among the product affected is scottish with a single digit for many american tourists visiting scotland a whisky tasting is the quintessential experience for scottish distilleries the u.s. is a lucrative m

of all cs today basically saying as soon as this bill is signed into law you're out of compliance and you are subject to sanctions so it's a it's a it's a hot topic. the u.s. move has angered germany a longtime ally. berlin rejects the idea that washington can legally impose sanctions on 3rd parties. next come up we have long been against extraterritorial sanctions we have the same problem with iran in my opinion the only solution is to hold talks very decisive talks. letting these extra territorial sanctions take effect. despite the anger in berlin germany is not planning any action against washington that's not the case with russia the other partner in the pipeline president vladimir putin has threatened retaliation moscow has made it clear it will go ahead and finish the project whatever the united states does. alright let's have a look at some sports now and it's the final weekend of bundestag of matches before german soccer takes its annual winter break on friday hoffenheim dortmund 21 scored 1st ashraf by kimi cross from our you got to make it one nil in the 17th minute of 9 had

north stream 2 gas pipeline between russia and germany says it's halted work the subcontractor all cs says the move was in response to u.s. sanctions on friday president donald trump approved sanctions against companies involved in the pipelines construction the u.s. has criticized the project for handing too much power to russia. the sanctions on the north stream to project are included in a wide ranging us defense spending bill president trump signed the legislation into law at a ceremony held under space just outside washington. now my honor to. sign the 2020 national defense authorization act into law. the sanctions target companies involved in the almost 10000000000 euro project to double the pipeline capacity carrying russian natural gas to europe's leading economy germany most of the pipeline has been completed all seized the company building the unfinished section through danish territorial waters announced it was holding its work in anticipation of the new law. washington had made it clear in advance that noncompliance would have consequences. you know senator cruz who is the

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you have ben out with his family, komo sai kokomo * say cs out with his family.gets a pass. but in general, there is a difference between the way x see some conservatives reacting to this harassment and the way we see members of the left reacting to harassment. your thoughts? >> we have seen this happen over and over again. a lot of republicans seem to handle the hecklers really well. i think ben shapiro is a class act. the best thing antioxidant walk away. the punk troll in this video is a known hau -- a known holocaust denier. he doesn't deserve attention. ben shapiro didn't want to give this guy any attention. >> if he just turned around and punched the guy in the face, how would the media have reacted to that? >> this an alt -- i don't think the media would have taken kindly to it. but the person who is heckling him is associated with the alt-right. trish: maybe that would have made ben sympathetic. right? >> so you were talking about cnn host chris cuomo how he he act to a heckler which i thought was inappropriate. i'm not going to give the heckler a pass. i

the financial times, many cs a fory -- many see as a proxy official policy, they released this blacklistand there is a lot of speculation that this could be released soon. tweetch does this type of and the concern about retaliation way on markets? >> it is all in the mix. i think tom makes a great point about the brinkmanship of both sides. i have not read art of the deal by trump but it is on my bedstand. he is like a poker player. sometimes you are not sure if he is bluffing or if he really has the hand he claims to have. aboutwe are only, what, 2% off the highs here? i think the market is getting a little nervous but still pricing in the fact that maybe this is a poker move and there is some bluffing on both sides. thatpeople's base case was we would get the phase one deal and we would not see the december 15 tariffs on the remaining imports. i don't think anyone has that base case anymore. i think, as the days go by, we will have to really see how the market start pricing this in. scarlet: there is a change in tone in china. the re-imposition of tariffs on brazilian and argentinian c

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luke: it would be tough to cs getting new information today. think everything that has been known about impeachment has been known for quite a while. if some senators come out and say something different today, that would be new, but nothing we are seeing today is really news to the market. vonnie: thank you so much. always our guiding light. luke kawa, bloomberg news cross asset reporter. let's check global markets now with kailey leinz. kailey: we are looking at a bit of a mixed picture. not a lot of conviction in equities today. 0.1s&p 500 up about percent, while the stoxx 600 is really flat. the nasdaq, a bit of outperformance, up by about 0.2% now. the msci emerging markets index is at its highest in 18 months, higher for a sixth straight day, as is the s&p 500. this trading is coming with not a lot of action. if we look at the trading range on the s&p 500, luke mentioned that in your conversation just now, yesterday the s&p 500 was just about the tightest it has been since december 2017. with the moves we have seen so far in the session t

thank you for coming into cs. us.coming into see let's check it european stocks have settled.t volume. these are the closing prices. london up a little bit more than most. weakness in the pound, plus some of the oil stocks doing better. some from a sector point of view may be rotated into. the ftse 100 up .6%. symmetrically, the cac 40 up .1%. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: from london, i am guy johnson. this is the on bloomberg market. let's check in on first word news. here is mark crumpton. mark: dennis muilenburg is out is boeing ceo. the plane maker remains in turmoil after last year's two deadly crashes involving a top-selling jetline. the 737 max has been grounded since march. boeing has temporarily halted its output. david calhoun role-plays mullen bert as ceo and president. formermer gea of -- the general electric executive has been serving as cfo since october. saudi arabia has found six people guilty in the murder of jamal khashoggi. five people be executed for the crime and another three will be imprisoned for 24 years. turkeys foreign ministry says the convictions are

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working intensely to get the grounded aircraft back in the air around february or march, which should cs hopefully take deliveries of the new max 200 by about may or june. vonnie: there still has to be a may orcation flight, so june, windows that certification flight happen? -- when does that certification fight happen? michael: that would be towards the back end of march, early april. we are taking the next 200, a slightly new variant aircraft, so we expect to see the existing flyingd max aircraft january, february in america, february, march in europe. aresafety authorities .unning a very vigorous process ryanair, our customers, we can't wait to take this aircraft. our customers are going to love them, and it is good for the environment. vonnie: michael, one more on the british election thursday. you have set a hung parliament would be the worst case scenario. what you see today about it? michael: it's impossible to tell. i'm sure you are a better expert than me on it. we hope, like everybody else in the u.k. in europe, that at least there won't be a hung parliament. that there will be

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