the man's brother tells ktvu that he was told crosby suffocated himself with a plastic bag. crosby was beheld alone in a cell in connection with the stabbing of a woman in an aquatic park can february of 2018. ktvu investigation earlier this year revealed that santa rita has the highest rate of inmate that's here in the bay area. sheriff's spokesman says that he hopes there are zero deaths in 2020. >>> san francisco police say three people were stabbed into different attacks on new year's day. the first incident happened on howard street near fir street at around 1:30 in the morning. police a 26-year-old man stepped two people during an argument. one make them separate letters and injuries and the other is expected to survive: this is funny suspect and arrested him for the seconds debbie occurred minutes later on mission street near brescia avenue. police a 17-year-old step the 25-year-old man in the back. the victim was hospitalized with injuries. now reports, and over the front arrest of this case. >>> still searching for a driver of a car that drove off a cliff in san mat

crosby was held in gaza with the stabbing of the murder back in 2010. an investigation revealed suntory that had the size record of intimate deaths. stop the search of the a man suspected of killing his father came down an electoral hours ago. authorities say theyrrfor this. parts of nevada and california. he is accused his father, 42-year-old lansbury in the coffin identifying growth in amador county. the daily carhops than many people who washed shown pretty grow up in >>> within the last 10 minutes, will learn and he ran in general and the commander of the random backed militias were killed. today he ran back militiamen stormed the u.s. embassy in that. ray bogan is in washington tonight >> reporter: it started just even militia groups assess the outer section of the more than 100 acre compound and area defendant by iraqi security forces. as process the move customer and u.s. had to respond. congressman michael was angry. >> we need to hold the rent directly accountable likable interface with force it will continue to do this. >> reporter: on twitter

crosby was being held alone in a cell in connection with a stabbing of a woman in a park in february 2018. ktvu investigation from earlier this year revealed that santa rita has the highest rate of inmate deaths in the bay area. a sheriff's spokesperson says they hope there are zero deaths in 2020. >>> thousands of people effective in southeast australia right now is firefighters try to get a handle on a series of deadly wildfires. more than 12 million acres have burned in 1000 homes have been lost. the territory of new south wales declared a state of emergency. residents are upset with the prime minister. they say they're not getting a fair share of resources. >> forecasters predict high temperatures and strong winds on saturday, only making conditions more dangerous for firefighters on the ground. firefighters from the u.s. and canada have arrived today and will stay as long as needed. >>> several news agencies are reporting the head of the elite of the iranian force was among those killed in an airstrike at the baghdad airport this evening . it's not clear who carried out that att

open and three crosby's. aremy two favorite places augusta national and st. andrews. david: when you finished your professional career, your last tournament was the british open. was that emotional? jack: yes. david: you had your family there. jack: they were all there. for me.addied we stopped on the bridge across from the 18th fairway. we did not get a decent picture of steve, steve was crying too much. they are all emotional and i'm trying to figure out how to finish the golf tournament and they are out there crying on me. we had a great time. i loved it. on a not want to finish friday, but i did. david: your last shot was a birdie? jack: i wanted to make a three put. i got to the 18th hole. the ball had not gotten anywhere near the hole all day. i knew that no matter where i hit it, the hole would move in front of it. in major my career championships in 1957 with a birdie on the first hole i played, and i finished at saint andrews with a birdie. did you -- david: did you stay -- say maybe i should stay longer? jack: i had stayed long enough. david: if you could pi

penguins out of bankruptcy and today the fans will be part of the 600th l see star captain sidney crosbyck from surgery. three games played, a goal in each. today he faces the boston bruins david pastrnak. from pittsburgh, the l

england, or whether we're talking about the amazing 100 strong group of men staring out to sea over crosbyhis is public art. but i wonder what... who asked for art to be privatised? why do we think of that as the norm for art? art is a gift. i am amazed that i am allowed to live the life that i live. i want to share it and art does not make any sense... but you have to compromise. if you are thinking to yourself, this is not art that people are going to pay to come see, make a choice about coming to see, it is just going to be there if they happen to be in the vicinity. do you have to compromise to make it appealed to the widest possible audience? no, i do it because i have to do it. i hope that it will make a connection with people. i hope that it does deal with the big issues, you know, body and space, life and death, darkness and light, really simple, these are the poles in which our consciousness resides. i want to engage people with that. there is no compromise. you have always said that you expect quite a lot from your viewers, your audience. you do not want art to be easy, you want

been a good year and well deserved and one note it was a snow most people are kind of talking maxx crosby great defensive end for the raiders had 10 sacks more both to even make the all-rookie team so a lot of people are scratching their head about that but obviously a great future for both of those guys yeah for sure the exchange 2 more games out of we could be celebrating down market street and let's do it i appreciate it. >>well the other winning on the field have been at least and today. they did so in the classroom as well group a nice players took time away from. they're pretty practice prep for sunday's nfc championship game they were reading to elementary school kids in san jose today and is cont forcefully to call reports. the guys stress that playing pro football would not be possible without a good education, and the ability to read. >>a break from the playbook to promote literacy in honor of martin luther king junior day for 49 ers stopped by san antonio elementary school in the san jose driving home, how important literacy is for young kids with big dreams so we have to worry

high over the north—east of england, or the amazing 100 strong group of men staring out to sea over crosby this is public art. who asked for art to be privatised? public art. who asked for art to be privatised ? art public art. who asked for art to be privatised? art is a gift. i am amazed that i am allowed to live the life that i live. i want to share and does not make any sense... do you have to compromise? this is not a people are going to pay to come and see, it is just a people are going to pay to come and see, it isjust going to be a people are going to pay to come and see, it is just going to be that if they happen to be in the vicinity. do you have to compromise to make it appealed to the widest possible audience? no, i do it because i have to do it. i hope that it will make a connection with people. i hope that it doesn't deal with the big issues, you know, body and space, life and death, darkness and space, life and death, darkness and light, really simple, these are the poles in which our consciousness resides. i want to engage people with that. there is no compromise. you have

eagle former education legal defense fund martin and political analyst and democratic strategist mr crosbie. thank you both for coming on i got to go i want to start by asking number one as i said many pundits and politicians across the spectrum i mean i was shocked to see tucker carlson the mentally pelosi are even on the same side as they come out and supported removing or rewriting section 230 why is controlling free speech on the internet or changing this section making platforms like twitter and facebook culpable for 30 years or say why is that why does that have bipartisan appeal for different reasons i think that one of the primary ones is during election year obviously we're seeing the propagation of a lot of false information these companies are seen as hosting that information and not doing the fact checking process that we're talking about baseball they basically came out and said that it is not their responsibility to do the fact checking process and they appear on several lines in many cases dr burke has come out and he has made statements that react as though he is a news orga

. >> [laughter] crosby: tonight we have the return of one of our favorites. mark gerges. mark has the distinction of the highest number of views in our archived programs, with only the exception of a nationally televised popular end of season cable show which i won't talk about. as a single lecturer, he has the highest number of views on our website, 91,000 views. 91,000 people have watched mark explained the fall of france. that lecture. i am going to guess tonight's lecture will generate similar interest. little tiny battle of the bulge story. my father turned 18 during the battle of the bulge. the sudden turn of the war, the desperate need for men and materiel which led to shortened training periods, spooked my grandmother so much that she forced my father to quit high school before graduation and join the navy. >> [laughter] crosby: this desperate expedient might not have worked out well as my father ended up on a ship in boston harbor, destined for the invasion of japan when the bomb was dropped. but he didn't end up in the ardennes, though tonight, we will. professo

all right, roz crosby rasny, thank you. our guest is joining us from washington. george, a lot has happened in the last couple days -- excuse me, from houston. my mind is in d.c. i got a little further south now. voting toarliament kick u.s. troops and anyone having to do with the u.s. out of the country. is this an issue for the an issuer is it more for the citizens? >> it is an issue, i think, for both. you a market standpoint, see a number of incidents, developments over the past that have come and gone. and the market, perhaps incorrectly, has become somewhat in urge, does not react greatly. risk,s a market risk off that the longer the rhetoric continues, and really, to some irant, the less retaliates, the more injurious it will be to the market. whom i talkedh yesterday said iran does not have to do anything immediately. they can wait and wait and wait. but even the best intelligence cannot watch everything forever. so, a waiting game could wear on the nerves, on the endurance of in markets and be a negative the weeks to a month ahead if nothing happens, whic

where party leaders steal the nomination away from the perm on medicare for all wielding senator mr crosby joins me to break this down amid a fascinating what's going on within the party absolutely i think that you know from a from a party standpoint we started off with a race that was the largest of the democratic field or any field has ever seen in american history you know bernie sanders has come back from a devastating health blow himself many people had written him off then he's somebody who was really emerged to have real staying power despite some confrontation on the campaign trail among a lot of the bernie bros saying things online and social media channels that have been racially insensitive that have been gender insensitive and we feel seen bernie sanders be able to not only fundraise at levels nobody thought possible but also be able to amass a following that despite some of the controversy a lot of his critics had yet to see coming and that following you know kind of reaches beyond the stereotype too that you see like you when you see online when people ever question the berni

telling the truth but did say something different the next day so he started talking about william crosbie from new york who among other things store the sheep from various settlers, a fairly nasty guy and told the truth and of course was thrown into jail because he was breaking the law at that point, both customs and law at the point, the journalist's job was to show the truth. about eight months or so then there was a trial who proclaimed the jury should become what later became a runaway jury regardless what the law said, hamilton talked about how in the bible they spoke truth to power and other people did the same. the jury became a runaway jury. they took their own liberty in their hands by saying not guilty and then when asked by the chief justice presiding they kept saying not guilty because if they gave a reason they would be in opposition of the law. that started to change the journalistic practices and there were none sued for libel. 40 years later you have an american revolution led by a journalist named samuel adams and he had total trust because they saw him as someone who tol

his sister was told crosby suffocated himself.being held in connection with the stabbing of a woman in berkeley's aquatic park. a sheriff's spokesperson says he hopes there are zero deaths in 20. >>> the state department of corrections says the death of an inmate at north kern state prison is being investigated as a homicide. the cell mate is identified as the suspect. another man died at the same prison on december 12th after being injured possibly by another inmate. the sacramento bee reports that the california state prison in sacramento saw two inmate homicides within three weeks in late november and early december. >>> police have taken one person into custody after a carport caught fire in san jose late last night shortly after 10:00 at a complex. authorities believe a molotov cocktail or similar device was likely used to start that fire. neighbors reported seeing canisters and broken glass and a strange odor after the fire was put out. >> some people were evacuated as a precaution until authorities determined the canisters

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. >> let's bring in now jim karen, morgan stanley portfolio manager and quincy crosby chief market strategist great to see you both today. so we had all of the data that those thought leaders are talking about to talk up the economy. you're looking at treasury yields why? >> why are yields so low i think part of it is clearly central bank policy has driven yields lower and that has clearly made a situation in the markets whereaset prices have risen, whether it is equity or high yield but when they by the market, why are yield so low if things are so good in the economy when you ask people, what are the risks that are out there, people will name a bunch of downside risks right away and it is very hard to name the upside risk so there is a skew in the distribution of how people perceive risk and if they believe there is more downside than upside risk they'll go toward the u.s. treasury yield to keep interest rates low and this creates what a call a virtuous cycle and the lower the rates are the higher those riskier asset prices could be like equity and high yield and things like that so that is

crosby futures pointing lower as well.nd if we take a look at currencies, not a lot of action either, this despite fears over the coronavirus. we saw the aussie losing ground over that, as well as the japanese yen pretty much stable. the fed has concluded its two day meeting. it did not really move the needle for currencies. now more on that story, and our first word news. >> the fed left rates and a policy on hold, as expected, saying the labor market is strong and of economy continues to grow. it says consumption is moderate and investments and exports are weak. the philadelphia fed says economic activity declined in eight states last quarter and was stagnant in three more. president trump has assigned the successor to nafta, ceiling a political win he hopes will nullify the tax on his record. the usmca marks a rare piece of bipartisan cooperation, for the democrats say they were not ceremony. the signing the world health organization has called a meeting for thursday to discuss a formal global alarm over the coronavirus

coming up on bloomberg the open with jonathan ferro, he will have quincy crosby, prudential's cheap market that is risk on with equities up around the world. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city for our audience worldwide. i'm jonathan ferro. "the countdown to the open" starts right now. ♪ romaine: coming up -- jonathan: coming up, 2020 begins with stocks rallying with china moving to ease financial conditions, investors look for further support as eurozone manufacturing remains in contraction territory for an 11th straight month. good morning. here is your thursday morning price action. equities up 20 points on the s&p. positive .6%. euro-dollar 1.1196 and a bid in the bond market. yields down to 1.88%. we begin with the date issue, a new year, new decade, a familiar outlook. >> we are cautiously optimistic. >> cautiously optimistic. >> more optimistic. >> more positive for 2020. >> the earnings have a followthrough. >> the economy is expanding. >> mixed economic numbers. >> trade uncertainty. >>