paul green who's an international sports lawyer and it's great. because been all about the the law today and the analysis of waters announcement 1st of all and and it it surprises a lot of people i think because it goes against the the the usual legal presumption of innocence as i understand why there can presume guilt is that the case and and secondly do you think it's right that that's the case so you're talking about now the process of clean up what right is that what you're saying i'm talking about the fact that while saying that athletes have to prove that they are innocent normally in a criminal court you would be presumed innocent. right so it's it's it's a strange situation and this was the same situation as 2016 with rio where athletes had to go and prove there they were clean essentially what you're saying which is part of this decision in 2018 about 300 russians still ended up competing so you know we're athletes that were able to meet that standard but i agree with you it's a very difficult one and it's hard to really understand if you

catherine known as kate green party 872. paul allen brexit party 6247. [applause] there were 82 rejected votes nick fletcher is duly elected as a member of parliament on the constituency. >> in the labor party and a former energy secretary and critic of jeremy corbin's leadership and nick fletcher and there's never been a conservative mp since 1922. this is the scale of change we are seeing tonight in the very big labor seats turning toward the conservative. and those with the founders of those labor performances 35 percent or ten out of 60 percent and they are dropping by 80 percentage points. and that percentage share some of the brexit party clearly had a bigger effect. nine.6 percent no longer the mp there the first time ever representing and the majority over 23000 hits now under 3000 why did so many people desert you? >> and upwards of 31000 its 4000 less and it is the collapse of the labor vote. so i am proud and we have a chance now to move the country forward following the exit polls this evening to move the country forward. so just a little bit

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that is where we should see green shoots coming through. paul: thank you for joining us.ew coming presidentllas fed robert kaplan joins us for an exclusive interview at 11:00 p.m. hong kong time. if you are watching from new york, that is 10:00 tuesday morning. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "daybreak asia." i am shery ahn in new york. paul: i am paul allen in sydney. a tumultuous year, with stabilization in 2020, hanging on. whether the street protests turn peaceful or lapse back into violence. consultancy,om the big brains, simon cartledge. in terms of its importance and relevancy to china, relative to where it was in the 1990's, is that starting to diminish now? simon: very much so, particularly because of growth. and they had an economy the same size as hong kong's. in depression,w recession, and looking at a hard year next year. paul: hong kong still has its status as the main conduit for cross-border money flowing into china. is that going to be enough to keep its special status alive? simon: that is its great strength, the financial trade

you really have to do it and then we inject that henri paul got that we could mineralized in 2 years which is a fantastic new plant already green has which is to come and footprint by one fat more importantly a team of ph d. students at the university bryson is conducting a new round of testing to figure out why topic is what a well and whether a have global act a case where this machine here is very much like more on the your family album but that's where it's mixing together so i'm reenacting that what are you trying to find from the supply mentation so the main aim is to figure out where the kick off is when is the c o 2 reacting with the sulfur form carbonate why is the carbon in these so fast i mean in other carbon for expenses and tens of thousands of years is a procedure that could be. copied around the world that in the hope i mean right now it has been done in iceland and they are doing studies united states in the columbia river area you have to try and link up with other companies and universities and other countries in the world in order to bring this matter to them but also alter it what type of industry they have

christopher paul holmes, yorkshire party, 823. the green party, 872. paul allen whitehurst, 62a7.roline flint, the labour mp since 1997, a former shadow energy secretary and a critic of the leadership ofjeremy corbyn who supported borisjohnson's exit deal. nick fletcher there from doncaster now the mp for don valley. there has never been a conservative mpfor there has never been a conservative mp for this seat it has been labour since 1922. this is the kind of scale of change that we are seeing tonight and some of these very big labour seats, as they were. now they are turning towards the conservative. 0f are turning towards the conservative. of course, there will bea conservative. of course, there will be a huge debate about the factors behind these labour performances, these huge labour losses to a3% there in don valley to the tories. a turnout of 60%. it is three and a half thousand plus majority and we see the labour vote there dropping by 18 percentage points to the brexit party vote is up 1a and the tories barely moving even though they gained vote. their percentage only wen

is the rally during a starting job in the west some wild college green there thank you very much indeed if i can come to you paul and rebecca if i start with you the key point then and also we heard from steve hadley her earlier actually saying this was a long one issue election it's all about bricks that is. yes i think it was i think this vote is all about bricks if it was then you wouldn't have seen the red the way it did it's been a spectacular disaster for the labor party and the s. and p. by the same token has picked up because they had a 62 percent remain vote and actually northern ireland is a a bellwether because they had a i think they had a 58 percent remain so it would be really interesting to see the final numbers on this but it looks like a rerun of the referendum that will have the bricks it will have to the bricks of party what sort of impact of it have knowledge of russia's i one of the killer the dems would have labor to hurt but of course part of them haven't won a single seat. i think a slightly more nuanced and just so you know of one issue and that was all of the facts it was clearly a majo

and the green football team taking the next big step paul explained. and he's 23 people have been killed in a rebel attack in eastern democratic public of congo fighters from the allied to democratic forces and a tourist on group an overnight raid on a tina 800 kilometers northwest of the city of beni there in several protests and many in recent weeks with locals accusing un peacekeepers of failing to protect them against rebel attacks. has been following the developments from nairobi and says people are walking to benny to seek refuge. the situation on the ground is not competent officials warn the death toll would likely rise because the killing spree went on for hours and many people still aren't accounted for people say when the rebels entered the village they went from house to house putting everything in the pot killing everyone they saw including women and children people are now walking to binny town a walk that will take them hours when they get there they plan to sleep in churches or with family a.d.f. rebels are from uganda but they will ope

paul adams reports. chanting. furious crowds and an american embassy, the largest in the world, under siege. protesters and pro—iranian militiamen inside baghdad's protected green their anger. attempting to breach the embassy walls. 0ne entrance is pushed open, but the crowd is forced back by tear gas fired from inside. a sentry post is attacked. this is a heavily fortified compound. the soldiers inside seem alert, but not yet alarmed. fires are lit outside, the air thick with smoke and anti—american slogans. but the crowd is not huge. sources inside the compound say the situation appears to be under control. no one has been evacuated. directing the protests are some of the country's leading shi'ite militiamen. they are backed by iran and deeply hostile towards america. translation: this embassy has been proved to be an embassy of plotting against iraq, the embassy of spying on iraq and the embassy of running schemes of sabotage in iraq. tensions rose dramatically over the weekend as american warplanes carried out air strikes against military targets in iraq and syria. at least 25 fighters were killed. the us blamed the pro—iranian group kata'ib hezbollah for a

paul conrad herz was last seen around 3:30 in the afternoon. he suffers from dementia and was last seen wearing a blue button up long sleeved shirt, green rain jacket and gray pajama pants. if you see him you are asked to call the sonoma county sheriff's office. >>> at the live desk i'm following a young climate activist's journey across the atlantic. greta thunberg has reached portugal after three weeks at sea here on her way to spain for the conference in madrid. you may remember the 16-year-old gained international recognition for her passionate speech before the u.n. back in september. she scolded world leaders for not doing more. she has spent the past several weeks on a zero emission yacht after touring the u.s. kumasi? >>> thanks, jobina. a new development in the devastating campfire in butte county. a report by the public utilities commission says pg&e did not do detailed climbing inspections of the line that caused the inferno. the puc says a detailed climbing inspection would have revealed a worn hook which broke last november. crews looked at the line from the ground and the sky. pg&e tells "the "san francisco chronicle"" it is deeply so

it was paul begala, a clinton advisor, official with the clinton administration basically talking about -- he's agreeing with al greenthat there's no limit to how many times the house can impeach trump. watch this. >> the constitution does not say it is a one and done deal. this is not the last impeachment we will cover on donald j. trump. >> what? what? >> impeachment today, impeachment tomorrow, impeachment forever. elizabeth: 24/7 impeachment forever. your take? >> well, look, this is a political body. and at some point the american people get tired of this. the democrat party will pay a price for this impeachment proceeding and threatening future impeachment proceedings in november of 2020. elizabeth: congressman good to see you. come back soon. >> thank you. elizabeth: update on your money, the markets. stocks down for the second day straight. gerri willis joins us from the new york stock exchange with more. >> stocks are being marginally lower as investors await concrete news on whether that december 15th deadline for trade will be pushed out further or not. earlier today, the "wall street journal" reporting th

paul adams has the latest. chanting. furious crowds and an american embassy, the largest in the world, under siege. protesters and pro—iranian militiamen inside baghdad's protected greenir anger, attempting to breach the embassy walls. one entrance is pushed open, but the crowd is forced back by tear gas fired from inside. the sentry post is attacked, but this is a heavily fortified compound. the soldiers inside seem alert, but not yet alarmed. fires are lit outside, the air thick with smoke and anti—american slogans. but the crowd is not huge. sources inside the compound say the situation appears to be under control. no one has been evacuated. directing the protests are some of the country's leading shi'ite militiamen. they are backed by iran and deeply hostile towards america. translation: this embassy has been proved to be an embassy of plotting against iraq, the embassy of spying on iraq and the embassy of running schemes of sabotage in iraq. tensions rose dramatically over the weekend as american warplanes carried out air strikes against military targets in iraq and syria. at least 25 fighters were killed. the us blamed the pro—iranian group kata'ib hezbollah for

. >> congressman green, always good to have you on the program. >> thank you. >>> turning now to discuss, paulng with you. >> so just your reaction to nancy pelosi making that statement this morning we're moving forward. but the way she did it, starting to harken back to 1776. >> i thought that was moving. yesterday i watched the whole hearing but during a break, i waeched t watched the tape of barbara jordan. and i put a portrait of her in my office. barbara jordan did that in 1974, she went back to the founders. i think it is important for the speaker to do that. this is a somber moment. i went through the clinton impeachment and we felt like the republicans were not rooted in the constitution and they were just being partisan. the country agreed. i think in this case the speaker is very aware that if her party is seen as too partisan, that is a really bad thing for the party and for the country. >> is it too late though to make that shift? because you have the al greens, you have comments from a number of especially some of the more recent but also the more liberal districts who have been c

paul krugman is saying to fox news that the deficit is vastly overrated, go ahead and deficit spend because it is an investment in the future, whether it is pre-k or the green new deal. guest: when the federal government borrows $1 trillion a year, you're stealing money from future generations that will have to pay the interest. talking about paying down the debt or paying off the debt, when americans buy a home, they want to pay off the mortgage so they own the home. we have a government that continues to renew its mortgage and imposes deficits on future generations of americans. elizabeth warren wants a bigger government and wants more taxes. a: my did in october looked at i did in column october looked at a consumer expenditure survey, which had detailed data that calculated the average american consumer unit, and they mean basically a household but it could be an individual who lives with other people that keeps independent expenses, they calculated with the average household or consumer unit spends on areas different items. it turns out that the average american consumer unit, according to the federal government analysis, spends more money on taxes tha

paul and christi christine lagarde doesn't have deep experience. an interesting trend to watch. >>> a last minute deal between russia and the ukraine that green lightsit of gas to europe yuk plays a key channel for transporting between russia and europe seeing natural gas prices in europe fall. >> thanks. let's get to sue herera. >> good morning, jon and everyone here is what's happening an oklahoma city mall reopened after a shooting last night forced a lockdown and massive police response. the alleged gunman was taken into custody hours ago. >>> overseas, buckingham palace says prince philip was admitted to a london hospital as a precaution the 98-year-old duke and husband of queen elizabeth walked in under his own power, expected to stay a few days. >>> the e. coli outbreak effecting romaine lettuce is not over the cdc identified 138 cases linked to lettuce produced by a salinas, california grower the latest case was december 1st. health officials say people shouldn't eat romaine from the region. >>> and today is the busiest day for travel according to airlines america. three million passengers are expected at the nation's airports, with tomorrow

course to my amazing team that worked on the green party campaign, thank you from the bottom of my heart. in particular, my agent, campaign manager matt and paul and cass miller for everything. a sincere and heartfelt thanks to the people of the brighton pavilion that have once again granted me the honor of representing them in parliament. i've been incredibly proud of that the majority has increasedd a hundred and 57% now because they continue to believe in compassion and justice and a bigger future. but the pride i feel is also the future sadness sadness that so many people that desperately need a progressive governments on their side. it shouldn't have to happen. it was on the brink of supporting the people's vote on brexit and two out of the three proudly voted against it and learned about the danger that it would bring. [applause] that is what i feel will happen. this brings me to the anger that i feel that our political system is so badly broken and it's still letting down individuals into the country so badly. our electoral system has a call. [applause] as i travel around the country, i've met so many people who wanted to vote green but

green, phil wegman and b. riley wealth management invest strata gist paul dietrich.ly. >> blake: phil what did you make of that? >> first of all, there are not a lot of democratic primary voters clamerring for a republican on the ticket right now and also there aren't a lot republicans who would clammer to be joe biden's runningmate because if you remember joe biden isn't exactly moderate. he's only moderate in comparison to the current field right now and i think that if he was to make that jump, if he was going to try and bring on some republican, if he could find one there would be massive differences not only on social issues but also fiscal issues. >> blake: annika, you worked for president bush 43. do you think there's a republican that would take-up joe biden on his offer? i don't think many people take what joe biden said yesterday as something serious. it is a campaign, it is getting close to the primary in iowa, but would anybody even take him up on that offer? >> so i heard the comment we know it's meaningless but what about john kasich ic? we know he's en

paul allen. asian stocks are wrapping up a year to remember for risk assets. sophie kamaruddin has a recap. what were the highlights? sophie: asia and are set to close in the greener the worst rout in 2011. the tech sector led for the recovery. jpmorgan is among strategists forecast a recovery for asian stocks next year. optimism pushed taiwanese stocks to anand it climbed above 12,000 points. south korean companies are expected to register the most profit growth in the region because of the tech turnaround which helped the kospi rally 15%. citi turned bullish. japan's rally is expected to along next -- hum year. morgan stanley also bullish. she valuations in malaysia might not be appealing enough for some. daiwa included but ubs expects the worst to be over. investors setting a low bar in light of political risks and weak profit forecasts. people can be enticed with the hang seng trading around 11 times estimated earnings. that is compared to the 20 times. shery: our next guest says asian equities are well-positioned for solid performance in 2020. joining us now, the asia macro strategist. great to have you with us. let's start in hong kong. valuations are attr

the game and 92 in a minute left, green throws up the alley-oop for robinson and he flushes it down as the warriors when their fifth game of the year 198 is the final. paulnd stanford hosted ucla in the national semifinals. sophia smith makes a move and fires a rocket into the goal. that the hat trick as stanford wins 4-1 and they face north carolina in the title game coming up on sunday. another big game for the 49ers as they fight for playoff position. they plan practiced on the serene shores of the gulf coast. coming sunday on much different atmosphere. the 49ers and the saints are two of the three teams with a 10-2 record. san francisco faces a tough task of playing in the superdome good one of the loudest stadiums. with kickoff at noon coach kyle shanahan thinks the crowd will be quieter with less time to "prepare for the game." >> i'm glad it's a later game. >> why is that? >> well rested. play corn hole for a lot longer. >> that's it for sports today and i am maria medina. >> for the last seven years the game has been played in santa clara. game has been a mixed bag for the stadium. the bottom line is not everyone is sad to see it go. >> reporter:

richard peter bradley, green party, 1000 125. paul edgeworth, liberal democrat, 2319.get phillipson phillipson, 16,110. party —— bridget phillipson phillipson,16,110. kevin yuill, brexit party, 6165. and that bridget phillipson has been duly elected to serve as member for the said constituency. so there we have the sunderland result going in and a win for labour but on a much reduced majority for bridget phillipson, who has been the mp there since 2010. and it is in line with the exit poll. she will be thanking the returning officer and everyone who has been involved in the account, of course, but it will be interesting to see whether she says something about the actual course of labour's national campaign. the newcastle numbers i would like to look at in more detail. the declaration we got first of all, four minutes ago. holding this seat for labour on 21,568 votes, holding this seat for labour on 21 , 568 votes, a holding this seat for labour on 21,568 votes, a majority of 12,278 ona 21,568 votes, a majority of 12,278 on a ten out of 65% for chi 0nwurah. we will come

green light. so we paid chamish which was meant for the past. in part to the international trade deal that was a front for corruption but that they're going to between one pauland was. fishing for to appear for the shop. and the minister who says he knows nothing of payments to his company. since i'm not if it director running the company you didn't know that your company was receiving money from salary i challenge you that we received when i checked the banks they have you see the bank statements here. living in a war zone is a risk not worth taking for most. but for a 10 year old boy there is nowhere else to go. in the absence of his parents his grandmother dedicates herself to his upbringing. never knowing whether the next explosion. will echo one step closer to the place they call her. the distant barking of dogs a witness documentary on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera i'm dating obligato with a check on your world headlines at least 2 people have been killed as have a gunfire continues on the streets of beni in the eastern democratic republic of congo the firing started after hundreds of people march towards a united nations peacekeeping base congolese g

green light. so we paid chamish which was meant for the president. in part to the international trade deal that was a front for corruption by that they're going to between one pauland via walsh to get fishing for dynamic here for the sharks. and the minister who says he knows nothing of payments to his company. to some not if it director of running the company you didn't know that your company was receiving money from salary i challenge you that we received when i show you the banks they have you see the bank statements here. i. didn't embryos to communist leaders. age old philosophies and the rule of order remain central to the world's oldest living civilization. in the 1st of a 2 part series the big picture charts how a history spanning 5000 years shaped china's world in the industrialized world. the china complex part one on al-jazeera. seen in doha with the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. house democrats have released a report laying out the case for the impeachment of donald trump it says the president used his powers to get ukraine to help him with the 2020 lection the white house has called the report's a one sided sham i do joe castro has more from capito

swear their allegiance to the green as tradition dictates that's going to take some time thursday it is going to be the official reopening of parliament the queen will reopen paul until the end the stand with such a state a state opening of parliament happening so recently we're going to reduce the amount of ceremonial and make it rather perfunctory and then of course before friday it's expected that boris johnson will reintroduce its withdrawal amendment bill his bricks it bill in order to try to. accelerate the process of making sure britain leaves the european union by the end of january so there's a busy parliamentary set you know as well as the travel that he's going to be taking part in over this weekend and on their own on the lot to get done before christmas thank you paul well in a few moments we'll have the weather with kevin but still ahead on out of there. an end in fights now china find a tentative deal to ease its nearly 2 year long trade war with the us plus. the un accuses chile if you think excessive force but some anti-government protesters caravan others after a very i am sure. and for what it's a big day in the club while cap and as the cham

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greens calm the 2020 -- the election inthe 2020 germany. matt: thanks very much, mike gallagher of continuum economics will stay with us. paulll continue these conversations. take a quick look at what is going on in terms of the equity indexes on a day when we do see very light trading. of course a lot of market participants will be at home watching the program from there. futures rising as we see european stocks fall. this is bloomberg. ♪ karina: let's get the bloomberg business flash. we work will have to repay for ceos ifillion they are fired or leave for other reasons. exit package terms were sent to shareholders ahead of a 3 billion-dollar offer by softbank . gold is on the end of year rally. spot gold prices up 18% this year. some analysts say it is do we can -- due to the weakness of the u.s. dollar. at the dollar is set for its biggest quarterly loss since the start of 2018. of -- ate gallagher continuum economics and paul dobson of bloomberg news still with us. talking about the weakness of the dollar leading to a rally in gold. negative real rates around the world, negative nominal rates here and you expect the fed

paul: looks like sustained rain is what's needed and it doesn't to be on the horizon unfortunately. us.ks so much for joining the lking about pollution, the most pollution, a blue and ning green are we talking about here? definitely been a pickup in south korea. s you mentioned it's part of a much bigger global trend. some of the most recent issues in south korea have been and industries involved in power production or production, oil refinery. finance equipment for cleaning, particularly the particulate matter that accounts a lot of fine dust that's been a big problem in south korea. sold a green bond to help production of low sulphur shipping.s used in and the utility is planning a green bond sale in dollars early next year, so there has been a flurry. kinds of issuers well, industries that are doing social projects and things. for the rally environment. >> andrew, how has demand been for the green bonds? is buying them? >> the demand has really picked of institutional investors who are looking to do so-called environmental social governance type investment. caught investment that's on globally so there is demand from that end. it's part of this much bigger trend of green b

green party 1,710. [applause] critchlow, kc, liberal democrat to stop brexit 4,408. applause catherine farrow commonly known as kate linacre labour party. 16,413. applause public sin, justin paul, the conservative party candidate, 32,584. [applause] [background noises] the turnout was 67.15% and i do by hereby declare that justin is duly elected. >> that's the majority there in swindon north. but now it's a big majority of 16,171 on the turnout of 67%. he's been an mp there since 2010 caitlin linacre on 16,004 to 13 and others are behind. let's look at the share of the vote because the tories are taking 59% of the vote in swindon north which has been seen as a path for the key labored of task. 30% labor 8% linden and 3% of the green. what's happened to the share of the votes? there you have it. a 6% increase to the tories. and 9% drop to labor in swindon north is just the kind of seatwork there is a big labor surge they would be doing well. the swing is more than 7% from labor to the conservative. so again, a very strong pointer force. in this the first result we've had of the northeast of england. this is down south of classic canada territory were labor-intensive territory s

paul krugman is saying to fox news that the deficit is vastly overrated, go ahead and deficit spend because it is an investment in the future, whether it is pre-k or the green deal. guest: when the federal government borrows $1 trillion a year, you're stealing money from future generations that will have to pay the interest. talking about paying down the debt or paying off the debt, when americans buy a home, they want to pay off the mortgage so they own the home. we have a government that continues to renew its mortgage and imposes deficits on future generations of americans. elizabeth warren wants a bigger government and wants more taxes. a: my did in october looked at i did in column october looked at a consumer expenditure survey, which had detailed data that calculated the average american consumer unit, and they mean basically a household but it could be an individual who lives with other people that keeps independent expenses, they calculated with the average household or consumer unit spends on areas different items. it turns out that the average american consumer unit, according to the federal government analysis, spends more money on taxes than th