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america's interest and t defense secretary mark esper added this defense relationship we have gotten somereally good benefits from it but trump's mind was unchanged by their united front instead he responded ukraine as a corrupt country we are passing away >>in between rounds of golf and dinners with old fries. sources say trump is assemblinghis defense team for his looming impeachment trial. he was seen golfing with former south carolina congressman ey gowdy on >>who has been giving him impeachment advice from e outside but t trial remains at an impse with republicans and democratsat odds over what it should look like when the americapeople walk away from the senate tral if we ever have one. i don't want them saying well we were just run over by the same truck trump has ao been on the phone with wod leaders, including the russian president vladimir putin at the white house ys putin called to thank trump for sharing information that thwarted a poteial terrorist attack in russia. that was kaitlan collins reporting for us this morning. morning news sees break into a starting at 1130 live from san

. >> we, hopefully, will be able to make a decision on that somer time early income ye >> can you give us a sense of what qualities you're looking for in a candidate? >> i want some know who isve creainnovative and who understands the need to not only build affordable housing faster, but someone who understands the purpose of preservation of existing so many opportunities that we miss are looking us in the eye e where peare currently living. affordable housing all over san francisco. in the western edition where i you go up, properties that are extended past their lifetime that need to be repaired, we want to make sure we protect existing people in thei current homes says well as building more housing faster. >> i have a few seconds left with you. quickly, because president trump made a big issue out of homelessness in the state and in your city, in our city, wonder if you would ever trk wi president on this issue. would you accept help from him? >> well met be heclear. hopefullrealizes he is the president of all of the united states, and not just who he talks la on a rebasis or tweets

only a couple of weeks ago in s put out somer guidance on the topic.y providing clarity on treatment ofhe tax crypto assets but specific situations like air drop. while nobody likes to pay tax, clarity on tax treatment of assets is something that is very welcome. shery ahn: what about institutional players? jpmorgan or fidelity in this space. is this something we have to keep watching and 2020? henri: absolutely. we are seeing the continuous entry of institutional players into the space. this is going to continue because we have more regulation and more demand from underlying clients. one thing we have to keep an eye are on institutional investors. we had a lot of regulated solutions. crypto custody and crypto funds and regulated crypto instruments like many of the futures, the cme. i think that's going to be very interesting that these entrances instruments provide traditional players away to touch this crypto system. shery ahn: we have seen hong kong regulators approved digital banks. is this another trend we will continue to see growing 2020? -- gro

you can see somer cas beginning to come through right now. but buses were being rerouted and this is a muni route across judah right here and we have seen some buses that were turned around this morning. but the cars on the scene here also telling me in the next several minutes that the entire street should be open and traffic should be moving, again. people will be able to get back into their homes. they were escorting people who needed to get back in their homes early this morning into their homes and, again, nobody was injured. brief standoff. a man with a gun in an apartment down the street here at judah and 10th or judah and 9th. we don't have the exact location. he is detained and nobody injured here. it looks like at least this was a peaceful resolution and we should have more details later on this morning. we're live in san francisco, tom jensen, "today in the bay." >> glad no one was hurt, thank you, tom. >>> protester tonight plans to gather outside sfpd mission station after a weekend shooting. it happened saturday night on 23rd an

this holiday season, we're dipping back into the archives and looking atf somer favorite interviews fromar. so, here's what's coming up. >> we're bringing you therem into the r we're having our final confrontation with harvey weinstein. >> the journalists who brought down harvey instein join us with their new book. "she said" takes us behi the scenes that sparked a global revolution against sexual assault. then... >> you feel dismay, disbelief, rage, guilt, confusion, self-doubt. >> another journalist's battle for social change and justice, the bbc'carrie gracie and her brave fight for equal pay for women. plus... >> my dad, over the phone, said to me, "please, please just surve." >> 18 years since 9/11, w

also the adaptability of somerations to geopolitical uncertainty. to your point, the markets and corporations are getting more comfortable with the uncertainty, which is not going to disappear anytime soon. this, i would imagine giving what you just mentioned, for this to be a case of small equities. if you are not already, you like european equities. is this simple or more nuanced? evan: it is both. in general, europe as an index is a little bit more cyclical, a little bit more manufacturing, but i think in general, within cheap thatue is so even if you get just some improvement in the global economy, the european value sectors and cyclicals are really going to pick up. within that, banks are a little bit more cautious. we still think negative interest rates are not going anywhere anytime soon. that is going to remain a headwind. but more broadly, we think that europe's economy and small caps in particular can pick up with the improving economic outlook. that call are ready also assume that the germans will be spending more? what is the offset that

from the f.b.i., to tell us all about what we should be watching may he somere specific threats against us, i don't know, but i know they will tof us to -- brief us protect us, not to surveillance. here is what i want every american to know, from the time they opened up crossfire hurricane, to this debacle was over, they never made any effort to brief donald trump about suspected problems with in his campaign. they had one briefing, talking about, you know, the russians are out there, you better be ware. nothing about carter page, nothing about george papadopoulos, nothing about the other people that they thought might be working with the russians. why did they not tell him that? i hope you can give us an answer. bottom line, ladies and gentlemen, a counterintelligence ,nvestigation is a good thing until it becomes a bad thing. because it doesn't take much to open one. and the worst thing can happen, is for people to open one up was real purpose is not to protect an american come but to surveilled them -- an american but to surveil them. a longtime employee was suspected of having ties

meant to stimulate capital spending it did last year, it didn't this year some people like larry somerst. they said it was a sugar high. i don't think it was a sugar high once you got phase 1 done, capex should come back. >> what i've heard a bunch of economists say, you've done some damage to the psyche, uncertainty with the business investment that's got to play out through the first half you don't have business change on a dime like that. in the second half you can see it. >> maybe i do think at the margin also the election will have some impact i think depending on who the front-runner is on the democratic side we'll see. you know, this could cut both ways if it's a particularly worrisome democrat, you could actually see people drawing capex into 2020 in fears that the tax cut will be -- >> austin's i'm sure listening i want to go to him. joining us now, michael strain, american enterprise institute and austin goolsbee. the reason i thought about you, austin, was listening to jason you asked where is all of the growth that we were promised from the tax cuts, and i wonder if jies son

paul -- >> larry somers. >> here's another sound bite from that interview addressing diversity in thef the conversation is here we go, another old white gentleman. isn't it time for change isn't it time for something new? >> maybe but lots of people can enter there was no reason, if you wanted to enter and run for the president of the united states, you could have done that but don't complain to me that you're not in the race. >> that's the problem. >> frank, can i ask you a question to me the most interesting poll over the past couple of weeks has been the approval rating of president trump in the african-american community it was 34% that's approval rating that's not necessarily support for the president, but it seems to me if the african-american vote is anywhere near 10%, it's over for the democrats it's not even remotely a contest. is that right? >> i try to be careful about what i say about other pollsters and other polling. i don't believe t. i don't show it in my numbers donald trump is -- is even with elizabeth warren and he's even with some of the democratic candidates joe b

now, this got struck out of the someration partly because of the colonies, georgia, south carolina, weretill engaged in the slave trade. there also may have been a feeling that this is getting a and was named the slave trade, but we were willing buyers. are we risking the charge of hypocrisy by highlighting this. enemies who had this -- may discharge. samuel johnson said how is it that the largest yelps for liberty i heard from the drivers of knee grows, meaning rebellious america, and that's done. it should have stung. it took us a long time to rectify that. yes, jefferson had intended to attack the slave trade. his colleagues from the continental congress took that out. host: we have time for couple more colors. , -- callers.hiser we have a -- in what way are they impinging on the liberty of gay americans. that is the question that has to be answered there. host: jeremy. independent color. -- caller. caller: thank you for c-span. about 8:35 a.m. eastern standard time you took a question and i appreciated your answer as well. , we take, when we read in our own significance. when we hear

. >> according to the retail federation 55% of somers say they will return unwanted gifts in the firstut there, you have your gift. you want to make sure how long that return policy is for that specific gift. for example, i bought a pair of pants for my sister and i realized that she actually has a month to return those pants. versus the week that i thought that she had. so you actually may have a longer amount of time to return something. and, or you may even have a shorter amount of time. you have to make sure that you are comicking that. katie: another tip that you have returning with a receipt is always easier. you recommend digitally documenting the gift receipts for the gifter or receiver? >> for both. so, example, i'm going to go back to these pants that i got my sister. she wants to return them. but i didn't take a picture of the gift receipt. she lives in denver, i live in new york city. i now have to wait until i go back to new york city because as you can see i'm here in albuquerque, new mexico to get that receipt to her. i'm eating into the return time. if you are let's say

that's why i gates and somere members t happy with me. >> my question was your time in the white house. in that report there a senior security official who said there was constant pressure from the obama white house to produce figures showing the troop surge was working and i'm quoting from evidence to the contrary.hard what do you say to that. >> in 20the, go back and look. n was on the opposie side of that, with the pgon. the only way i can speak to it now is because it has been pubed luhoroughly. i'm the guy, from the beginning who argued that it was big, big pis take to surge forces to afghanistan. period. we should not have done it and i argued it against it constantly. >> senat sanders you have your hand up. >> with all due respect to my, joe, you are also the guy who helped lead us into the sastrous war in iraq. what we need to do is, i think, upon-- "washington post" piece was very educational. but what need to rethink is the entire war on terror. we have lost thousands of our own men and women, brave soldiers, hundreds of thousandst ifillions of people have been killedo broad,