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this is quite a feat. take a look.t is nearly an 800,000 pound boat and that's a big team of swimmers actually pulling it. >> wow! >> that's a lot of dubai police officers trying to break a guinness book of world record when they jumped in the water and somehow pulled that boat a distance of 656 feet. >> pretty good. >> pretty impressive. very good swimmers there in dubai. did you know that? >> no, but now i do. >>> how about this in stillman valley, illinois. a guy is riding a snowmobile and then this happened. >> let's see what happens here. >> flips it over a road. oh, my. >> that looked really painful. oh, it keeps going. >> it just keeps going. sorry, dude. he gets left behind but the vehicle takes off, right? wouldn't have expected that. >> hope he's okay. >> he rolled it he oy enoh to p message about it and they're laughing. i guess all is well. >> i hope they caught up to that at some point, too. >>> let's go to a warmer place. let's go to los angeles there's a new animal at the zoo. >> a new animal? >> want to

singapore has been a model for a protest brexit uk for a while, for a different reason, it's protests low tax rates. jeremy hunt has not spoken about that today but some in the conservative party will be heartened that he likes the economic elements of what singapore achieved after 1965. he's been pretty clear in that speech as well that there are differences, politically and socially he's pointed to spending on things like the nhs. of course he was health secretary before he was foreign secretary. he has been talking about those elements being important. but the fact he has spoken about the economics of what singapore did after it achieved independence will be good news to some in the conservative party, and i suspect less so to the labour party. so without spelling out specifically that it is the low tax, low spend, no regulation model that he is talking about, is that what can be read between the lines? —— that it can be read between the lines? —— thatitis can be read between the lines? —— that it is the low regulation model. he has not quite got to that stage. it isa he has not q

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a lawsuit over a mistaken raid on a couple's home. now, we told you the story of rick and shannon garcia a year ago. officers burst through their door early one morning in 017, ransacking the home, and hauling rick garcia off to the tarabal police station. shannon garcia, who had just gotten out of the shower and was wrapped in a towel, said officers finally explained the iphone was part of a recent theft of hundreds of devices. she was able to produce a receipt. police are talking because of the pending litigation, but our legal expert says the whole thing could have been avoided. rick garcia bears no resemblance to the suspects in this case. >>> petaluma police are looking for a man who they say entered a target store 6:45 last night, and was spotted putting merchandise down his pants. and when an employee confronted him, he punched the worker and caused minor injuries. if you know who that is, you're asked to call petal,ma police. >>> a smash and grab robbery inside a posh l.a. hotel left a jewelry store owner injured. ened ie the

but the got a lucky break in the second half a sloppy but. by i mean on the edge of the box he went around keeper of matthew ryan. one of the games and put the united arab emirates into the semi. and they will play for a place in the final of the countries. in the second half cut his abilities how to break through early in the strike the goal was enough to put their first asian cup semi final you know country fans they were able to attend the games because of the on the journey economic blockade which is supported by the u.a.e. but a handful of the money fans with the senate right. so this is out zero these are the top stories and hundreds are missing feared dead after a dam burst in the brazilian state of minas get ice and workers for the mining company surrounded in sludge when the structure collapsed near the town of ramadi you know firefighters will continue the rescue effort and search for survivors at least fifty nine people have been killed by floods and landslides in indonesia aerial video of go in south sulawesi province show the ext

there is a chance for mps to amend this outline of a plan b, a sort of sketched outline ofa plan b, atched outline of a plan b we are likely to get from the prime minister. they want to stop the uk leaving the european union with no deal at all at the end of the month after next, the end of march. and they feel that parliament is now in the driving seat, that the government is very much on the back, in the boot, even, with parliament taking the lead. they hope to be able to prevent that from happening. the government says that has to be able to remain an option because it isa able to remain an option because it is a useful negotiating tactic. they also point out that unless the law is changed and that remains the default option. if there is in the deal, then no deal is what will happen. there will be another big vote, we a re happen. there will be another big vote, we are always counting down to something big in the brexit process. there will be another significant vote on 29 january, that is a week tomorrow. on a completely different note, can you see the supermoon?” can't, i went to

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he had a wonderful time as a student. he was inducted into all the strange things of soviet spy craft dead letter boxes, brush contacts, coding. and most important, something the intelligence services referred to as -- which means dry-cleaning. dry-cleaning was surveillance evasion. surveillance and surveillance be patient, the ability to spot when you're being tailed and to throw off surveillance in such a way that the watchers don't realize that's what you are doing. oleg was a champion drycleaner. in 1965 he began work in the headquarters of russian intelligence. it's a rather beatable building, built as an insurance company building, but it's a most sinister place. the basement contains a torture chamber. oleg worked on the fifth floor where he was in something called directorate s. directorate s ran illegal. the two types of spy under russian, there are legals and illegals. legals are kgb officers operating abroad under diplomatic cover. so they would go abroad and they would pose as press attachÉ while working for t

mike nicco, you said a little bit of rain but not a lot. >> not a lot, no. that is well behind us until we get to sunday. we'll get a decent storm sunday. around windsor, geyserville, 101 to cloverdale, best radar on mount st. helena. you can see the flow pattern is pushing these to the southeast. so all of us could have a chance of a shower this morning except for the east bay into the south bay. a better chance into the evening hours of scattered showers. they'll be very light. have an umbrella with you. we'll see sunshine today also and temperatures that will be nearing the 60-degree mark from noon. even low 60s at 4:00. the storm is a 1. ght on the stompt >> sue? >> we have light conditions too on the roadways. the bay bridge toll plaza. take a look at this. no problems here. traffic is flowing nicely into san francisco. your drive takes you from hercules along the 80 corridor. looking at a 25-minute ride now into the city. little bit of slowing over the altamont pass. typical for the early morning commuters. as a reminder, ace train is running on schedu

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but that is increasingly not a sci-fi description of a police state but a description of a world we are voluntarily creating for the sake of convenience and there are some benefits to be had from smart devices that can take advantage of sharing information over networks. it also creates serious privacy risks. so the panel discussion, i would like to bring up heather west of mozilla to talk about their guide to the many cases in which privacy is not included. >> thank you, julian. so today, i want to talk about these sensors. my life is basically a dystopian science fiction model. we know that those people are not reading the privacy policies. we are not thinking about that in terms of a holiday buying guide. so one of the things that we did around a lot of these incredibly popular devices was to kind of look at the privacy implications of these devices. we put out a report called privacy not included. you can search that online and get to the buyers guide or that url. so and trying to reach people, we knew that we had to simplify. we had to think about things that would be useful and im

to making a change for a day or a week.he long—term. rather than the short term. so from the cafe to the kitchen, the golden rule is whatever your diet, make sure it is whatever your diet, make sure it is achievable, durable and, above all, healthy. it is interesting, we will speak with a nutritionist later this morning. if you have questions about the vegan diet, what we are talking about at the moment, let us know. yes, we mentioned it, what you should consider if you are looking out for, that you should include in your diet. tomorrow, we'll take a look at the impact of reducing our meat consumption, and specifically the effect it has on the environment. also, you can have a look at ways to reduce your environmental impact with the climate change food calculator on the bbc news website. you're watching breakfast. still to come this morning: her real—life partner's a prince, but fashion model—turned—author carina axelsson will be here to tell us how she's created a royal queendom for her new book, where only women can rule

will it be a washout? i'll answer that. a live look now. you can see the evening commute for a lot ofl us w a dry one. clouds have moved in and we are expecting thatain to follow pretty quickly behind. here's a look at the radar. owing you where the showers are situated. still to our south. a little drizzle showing up in southern maryland. as we head through the evening, i would say around 5:00, le6:00 s look for those showers starting to creep into the area. they should be a littl more widespread. if you are stepping out tonight, what we're looking at, a p of heavy rain at times. again, it won't be a complete washout overnight. you will see some dry lulls and then the showers will pick up. temperatures in the low 40s overnight. relatively mild. i want to you stick around. we'll talk about the timing of the rain and it won't be a washout of a weekend. >> okay, we'll y hold to that. we encourage you to download our app if you haven't already. >>> sohe call it highway of death. indian head highway in prince georgety co more than 60 crashes ov

a car bomb has exploded in the northern syrian city of a free and it happened near a base for a rebel group that's backed by turkey. is with the free syrian army at least three of its fighters were killed turkish president isn't over there one is in moscow for talks on syria with his russian counterpart vladimir putin they are trying to find common ground despite backing opposing sides in the conflict thousands are expected to protest in venezuela for a second day against president decus madeira u.s. vice president mike pence says his government supports demonstrators in response winter ordered a revision of diplomatic relations with the us. the us senate will vote on thursday on bills that have passed good and the month long partial government shutdown is the longest in u.s. history with hundreds of thousands of workers going without a paycheck those are the headlines and back with the news hour in thirty minutes to stay with us here on alt. the kurds of northern iraq would like but do not have their own permanent state. but in twenty seventeen the leaders of their semi autonomy scre

a wife, a mother and a grandmother. new ground for women on a very important level, based on experience, elegance and know how. >> what an extraordinary moment. once again making history. nancy pelosi. >> that does it for us this morning. chris jansing picks up the coverage. >> thanks, mika. i am chris jansing in for stephanie ruhle. this morning, day 14 on their first day as majority house democrats passed bills to reopen the government as the shutdown reaches its second week. the white house vows i s it's w or nothing. >> the president's made it clear, no wall, no deal. >> cracks appear in the republican resolve. two gop senators seek support for a

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a wall. and the reality is if the president cannot think that something is important, we do not hear about important areas of public policy. >> let me say some thing to build on that. i want to go back to your point about what you called the presence addiction to immigration policy. two things will be interest in to watch. one will be, there will be a war between the democrats and republicans on the president on the other side, not based solely on what can be passed, in this context it is going to be hard hings that will be agreed upon across the parties. there's talk about infrastructure, which the president like to talk about but his in construction plan, which is a lot of tax breaks and not a whole lot of capital, bears little resemblance to what the democrats talk about. but i think the democrats have a job in this congress of showing the country what democratic governments would look like if democrats took back the power to pass things. sk ishat the pelosi's taks really interesting, beca

couldn't rule out a stray snowflake or two. if you see a flake, sen me a picture on my twitter. not expecting to be much or aid up add up that long. eetemperatures are near ng. low to mid-30s. the increasing clouds and sunshine is a thing of the past. it will be a mostly-cloudy day. there's a chance of rain showers coming in tonight. today's high, a cooler 45 degrees. it was 57nd sunny yesterday. didn't that feel nice? >> i kno it was. it felt so good this morning. >> your work zone with two right lanes getting by. a couple other things on the beltway. outer loop after allen town road. back up top here in the college park green belt area. outer loop, right lane is getting by thatork zone. fairfax, eastbound 56, a work zone with one left lane blocked. >> thank you.>> it's 4:02. we turn to breaking ws. was a violent night in the district. >> we're following the latest o multiple shoots. we go to the live desk. chris? >> i want to talk about a shooting on interstate 295. a woman was telling d.c. police she was driving near malcolm x. avenue. she says someone shot her a coupleours a

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a ship operated by a german a into a port.them the migrants were rescued on january 19 and taken ashore to be identified and process. italian premier announced a breakthrough in the standoff this week saying six countries had agreed to take the migrants so italy did not have to shoulder the burden alone. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 analysts and analyst in other -- in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. xe x markets is a per euro start up which has become a major player in currency and the european starts. the company is turning focus to a u.s. market. eric swanson is the ceo of ecstasy ex market in the americas. he joins us now. welcome. i am looking at your company. growth is phenomenal. you are one of the biggest currency traders in the world making headway into equities and assets. a part of this has to do with deregulation we saw where we .roke up monopolies i have seen xtx advocating for a rollback of regulations. what is that goal? >> let me tell you about who we are. xtx markets is an electronic market maker based in the

little bit of a coverage, so a cold start this morning, a very icy start but it is at least dry.ounts of cloud today, but some bright spells mixed in there as well, the showers really sticking out towards these perhaps parts of the essex coast, the north kent coast, you may get! or 2, temperatures between 2 and 4 celsius, so a very cold day. 0vernight tonight will see the temperature drop again, down below zero. lengthy clear spells, so we're looking at —2, maybe —3 by dawn tomorrow morning. a very chilly start to thursday, quite a bit of cloud will start to move in through the course of the day, and the temperature, a little less cold, and that's really the trend for the next few days. we have temperatures rising just a little towards the weekend. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: the search for a light aircraft carrying footballer emiliano sala will resume in the channel at first light. the uk's top cou

alexei came to a risky as a soldier a merry tale. he only intended to stay free yeah but then he worked his way up to become technical manager of the fish factory move forward in a few minutes we used to employ one thousand two hundred people at the factory and seven hundred a cocotte so. the collective farm unfortunately this but through it with. the factory built the homes on this side of the town called cause i was on the other with a total of four thousand people used to live here there was because a lot after napoli and go horse lesson in there today there are only sixteen hundred and this is for full so children young people today want to live in the city he says in the past the boats used to glide through dense schools of pink salmon but not anymore fish numbers have declined where do most of the polio in your sleep of. the japanese are partly to blame the biggest critic of the struggle our all for a cheese of band drift nets of fish stocks are still do in gold we'll hear more here from. the big operations gone. only a few sma

a lot of news to cover but first a look at the weather. >> kind of like a whiplash forecast. >> had a little bit. on a roque steays lauryn, but close to 60 degrees today. >> love it. >> and if we don't hit 60, we'll have a good chance on tuesday to hit 60 degrees,ut in between there monday the temperatures fall, and then we're back to chilly conditions wednesday and thursday. i'm talking about very chilly conditions where winds come back. windchills in the 20s and 30s. let's not talk about that and let's talkbout the temperatures today and how beautiful the sky s.sun coming up in 26 minutes from now. beautiful already. it's going to be a gorgeous day. it's a gorgeous morning outdy there alr and it's not too bad. temperatures are anywhere from the 20s to mid-40 right now. today, just a light jacket. you may not even need that. monday, grab that winter gear and tuesday shorts and theny, wednes winter gear, even a windbreaker because it's going to be fairly wind as we get into your wednesday. as far asurrent temperatures are concerned. you can see we're got 20s and 30s. 28 in manassas an

week a bomb a targeted a checkpoint in syria's kurdish control. northeast just as a joint convoy of u.s. and kurdish forces passed by at least five people were killed no u.s. troops were among the casualties the incident comes just weeks after the u.s. president announced the pullout of troops from syria. has more in the last five days there have been two attacks on u.s. troops and their allies in northern syria where apparently i see was defeated these troops that came in town and the attack in hasek a province in northern syria is close to the turkish border an area where after the proposed u.s. pullout turkish forces would like to be in charge of this is an area which is complicated because it's not just isolate is entrenched there but is also home to kurdish fighters kurdish fighters who are allies with the united states but seen as terrorists by turkey a taliban attack has killed dozens of intelligence and security personnel in afghanistan a truck packed with explosives was driven into a training center run by the afghan intelligence agency i

meeting with democrats calling it a waste in a time nine in a row. can oil's win streak keep going and what would it mean for stocks if it does. fresh talks out of china we will take you live to beijing. sears stays alive for now. the last-ditch effort to save the iconic american retailer speaking of retail, the one retailer you will hear about today. here's the question. can bath towels ease investor concern about a slowdown wake up, dry off, it's thursday, january 10th, and "worldwide exchange" begins right now ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, good evening, good afternoon i am brian sullivan. thanks for joining us on this thursday morning the market's little win streak we've been in has been nice to start the year today it might just be in jeopardy futures as you can see are down. dow futures off 150 points it is early, but there's a lot of red on the screen a number of big factors that are in play in the markets and your money today, number one, has got to be the d.c. drama president trump rattling the markets after storming out of a meeting over shutdown ne

s have been shed yule to vote on to raise a maze breaks a deal which a former boss of britain's secret intelligence service or my six and former head of u.k. armed forces has said will risk the security of the united kingdom coming on the show is it time for britain's head of state to end the brics of chaos we ask the lord clarke register formally britain's all chancellor and keeper of the queen's conscience whether it is time to step in amidst the arguable constitutional chaos and britain joins the g.l.a. zhang as thousands today march across europe we ask the head of people's assembly against austerity of neo liberal economic policies are bringing europe to the brink of destruction. the honorable gentleman said that in recent months it should be noticed that there was a stick in my car important bricks that matters and keep dollars of all coming up at today's going underground the first of all the b.b.c. world service trust operative goes on a shuttle three day hunger strike in an attack run jail on monday so what actually is the b.b.c. world service trust now renamed b.b.c. media ac

after a man attacked him on stage a double rich has reported you succumb to his injuries just a short while ago we who live to get done for the very latest but first this report on the circumstances of sunday's fatal attack. moments before the attack the mare of good done praising the fundraising effort for children in need as a demo of it looked out at thousands of people. lunged at him with a knife. the attacker then remained on stage shouting that he blamed them as form a party for wrongfully imprisoning him. before he was tackled to the ground. he was holding a knife in his right hand and yelled that he'd spent five years in jail because of the mayor's old party. he said his name that he'd been in prison in was tortured we don't know how he managed to get on the stage. police have arrested the suspect who they said was a twenty seven year old with a wreck order violent crime. in our priority is finding out where the pair pre-treat are could get so close to the mayor we knew he used to pass that said press on it. a time of it was rushed to hospital in a critical condition with woun

the family showed us a photo of a man in civilian clothes pointing a gun to words the house while their brother was treating the wounded. though some saw a video of a shooting nearby on the same time at least two protesters will want to. buy a colleague try to rescue the doctor who was shot. in messi. of the word that the people who were killed in sudan look killed because they did anything wrong look i think it's got broken not a single house broken you people who are going out. to say you know if you screw it . i'm. a forensic expert says the doctor was shot from behind. we found pieces of metal in the room and in the lower part of his lung they'll be studied to determine the caliber and the type of weapon used. so then security forces and police deny any role in the killing of protesters stormed. the sauce police never used any live fire to any protest sites or any other occasion we never use live bullets in any situation. the same denials have been to eat aerated by the head of intelligence and the target of the protest as president on bashir we're going to. leave we have now arrest

a breaking overnight. a big, big story. a fox news alert.o-called buzzfeed bombshell seems to be coming apart. remember where we started late thursday night there was this the latest quote, unquote, bombshell. pete: some bombshells i can't keep track. ed: a week ago the "new york times" saying the fbi had this big investigation to see whether or not the president of the united states was a special agent. that story has gone away that was a week ago. thursday night buzzfeed comes out with massive story suggesting that the president of the united states instructed his former lawyer michael cohen to lie to congress. the breaking news this morning is that the special counsel, robert mueller, has made a rare public statement through his spokesman saying it's not true. this is peter carr, his spokeman saying buzzfeed's description of specific statements to the special counsel's office in characterization of documents and testimony obtained by this office regarding michael cohen's congressional testimony are not accurate. pete: buzzfeed had no sour

but this can change on a dime. also, santa rosa went from about a mile and a half to a mile. after the fog lifts, we'll be okay. partly sunny. we're waiting on our next system. this will play into our weather. 40s on the temps or 50s. and temperatures to the north. checking in at 39. a lot of 40s here to 50s. napa shows 50. petaluma, trench. a lot of 47s. low clouds, even a little bit maybe by the coast. but other than that, we're good to go. and the pacific says, i think i want to visit california with a series of systems, starting tomorrow. 50s, 60s on the temps. 5:31. sal is here. and this is when things get sometimes crazy busy. what are you seeing? >> it's getting busy for sure. we're looking at a commute in solano county that you can see stop-and-go traffic on some of these commutes. 37, for example. heading away from vallejo, and over towards sonoma and marin county. by the way, when you get to marin, no traffic trouble there, between novato and san rafael. 80 westbound. driving in off the carquinez bridge. looks good to the hercules area. it is not slow just yet. and

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but mitt romney is not a rookie. he might be a freshman but not a rookie. i suspect he's positioned himself for something. maybe that's the way it flies in utah. that wouldn't fly well for me in north dakota. >> neil: a lot of people are surprised here he is entertaining becoming the president's secretary of state and now he's zinging the guy. you think he's phony? >> i like mitt romney a lot. i've gotten to know him. he's obviously a strong leader. he's very strong feelings and strong moral positions and expressing his view. >> neil: but to what end, senator? a lot of people made a big deal, this is the establishment versus the trumpsters. what do you think? >> maybe he wants to represent that establishment. you have to have a long-term view just like the markets. the senate is built that way. i agree. this is a business like most businesses of capital and how you spend capital and how you collect capital and save capital. you know, personally i don't think that spending all your capital on the first day in an op-ed beating up your president is a good way

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so you can call it a lull, you can call it a break, call it a lull or a break. as you look at petaluma right now, we to know this, as they say in the midwest, if you don't like the weather, stick around a minute, it will change. in petaluma, based on the weather map, it's going to be just like the northwest and the north bay, it will change and it's going to get wet. live in sonoma county. >> thank you. as we prepare for more rain to pound the bay area, work continues on the uc berkeley km us to remove trees that might pose a public safety risk. this follows the death of a novato man when a tree came crashing down during sunday's rain storm. abc 7 news has been following the story. >> reporter: yeah, ama, this is the massive tree that came crashing down on that car sunday afternoon. you can see how massive of a tree. has two long stems stretching about 250 feet long. experts are trying to determine what went wrong. but campus officials aren't taking any chances. the work is grueling, chopping down massive trees, breaking limbs and putting them through a wood chi

three casinos, an airline, a football league, a university, a magazine, a steak company, a vodka companya travel website, and the government of the united states. is anyone else tired of winning yet? because i'm not. the president was holed up in the white house all weekend, binge watching cable news and tweeting up spray tan storm. among many things he with wrote "i just watched a fake reporter from the amazon "washington post" say the white house is chaotic. there does not seem to be a strategy for this shutdown. there is no plan. the fakes always like talking chaos. there is no plan. in fact, there is nobody in the white house but me. ." a terrifying thought. he is running the country or rebooting the home alone franchise? he also reiterated the wall was a campaign promise, and elections have consequences. no kidding! he is the you broke it, you bought it of presidents. but he is desperately trying to pin this shutdown on democrats right now, even though, i remember a time all the way back in, oh, was it december of the year of december of 2018 when a man who looked exactly like him t

we see a man and a white tank top. witnesses that he was the driver with which to places with the woman in the passenger seat after the crash. we expected to the latest on the investigation at noon and will have it in the newscast. >>> congressional democrats go to the white house to propose reopening the government without funding the president the part of all. as aly raisman explained it is not clear whether the president will support the idea even though the government shutdown has dragged on for nearly 3 weeks. >>> it appears republican support for the prolonged shutdown will be slowly eroding. the associated press reports have dozen gop senators have said they supported the idea of passing a bill to fund the government and ended each other while they continue to deba the merits of a portable. a short time ago a handful of her load government workers and union representatives alongside nancy pelosi and chuck schumer to criticize the shutdown and president insistence on the steel wall along the us-mexico border. >>

a and pretty much does not have a plan base she's just repackaged plan a i mean there are a couple of bits of meat that she was able to surprise people so she has performed a massive utena by saying that they see you know. knows who want to settle in the u.k. we're now no longer have to pay sixty five pounds to do that and there's a lot of anger about the fact that they had imposed that fate and secondly she said two particular labor m.p.'s who could perhaps support in the future that we will do everything we can to guarantee workers' rights but really this message was for the brics it is in her own party and those ten a northern ireland unionist m.p.'s the d. pay a government she she has a minority government so it was trying to win them over to take killie over northern ireland and this whole issue of the irish which i can explain to you if there is time but that is that is the crux of it right i mean it's complicated but basically it's an insurance policy to make sure that there's no hard border between northern ireland or the republic of ireland we're going to ask you did theresa

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they -- they do you own a a pl by any chance? you've got a piece of that?> you know, i don't we actually shorted a physical a few months ago. but -- i don't think apple is a buyer right now they're not innovating the most exciting there might be three cameras i think after the second camera on a phone you have diminishing returns for buyers but you know there's a loyal customer base for apple but i think that the -- phone market is a mature market. apple has to come up with something to innovate in order to see the stock retrace back toes i highs so for right now apple is not a buy for me. >> david nicholas thank you for joining us this friday morning always appreciate it. see you again soon. thank you. okay. check out general motors up big after it raised its forecast for this year 2019 a gm also expects to start larging all new family vehicles in china this year. followed by south america and mexico. the stock is up 6% this morning. that's a nice gain. growing number of democrats considering run in 2020. have signaled support for the sweeping green new de

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it's a journey that began at a highway rest area. those moments you may have a forget. who was on the team bus on the way to a reserve game. dropped off here and the sporting director came and took me to the team hotel and if it can seem you take a. call from the head coach at very short notice we need you then it was sit back and wait. i was totally relaxed but i got a cup of cino own question just thought a bit about the game should not get up. there was left to wait by the highway for a lift back so he could just league debut. some guy on the road in full noise kit and a few people were certainly wondering what i was doing there. the system up to his first call up was for a vital match with his team battling relegation time. this is hoffenheim the training ground today with some special guests spectators. it's really exciting just to watch the pros at work close and personal on the on the three you can see the routines not so different from ours obviously it's all done at a higher tempo but there are definite similarities with the movement and practice drills for us

when he does, it is a bit of a shock.ct investigators have been in coventry all day taking statements from the officers involved, and overseeing forensics examinations at the scene. they've also appealed for witnesses to come forward. audrey dias, bbc midlands today, coventry. russia has dismissed suggestions that a former us marine accused of spying, could be involved in a prisoner swap. paul whelan, an american who also has british nationality, was detained in moscow last month. his family says he was simply visiting russia to attend a wedding. his lawyer had raised the possibility of a prisoner exchange, but a russian minister said the arrest was ‘very serious', and talk of swapping him for a russian detainee was ‘inappropriate‘. smokers and problem drinkers who are admitted to hospital in england will be given help to cut down or quit. the measures are part of a new long—term plan — aimed at reducing demand on the health service. nhs england says problem drinkers and smokers cost the health service six billion pounds

a japanese restaurant owner has paid a record $3.1 million for a single pacific bluefin tuna.s. many traders were expecting a new record to be set at this year's opening tuna auction — and they were not disappointed. the price paid by kiyoshi kimura for his 278 kilo prize was far higher than his own previous record. he is known as japan's tuna king and the price he pays at the annual new year's auction bears only a vague relation to the actual price of tuna. on a normal day a similar sized fish would sell for around £45,000. today's record is in part about status and it creates a lot on a normal day a similar sized fish would sell for around £45,000. today's record is in part about status and it creates a lot of publicity for mr kimura and his sushi empire — but it is also a reflection of the scarcity of large pacific bluefin tuna. they are officially listed as an endangered species. last year catches off the coast ofjapan were significantly down and since the middle of last year, prices in tokyo have climbed by more than a0%. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina

a callous act, a deliberate act against the people of derry. a funeral is held in hertfordshire for six unknown auschwitz victims whose remains were handed to a british museum more than 20 years ago. police speak to the duke of edinburgh after he was seen driving without a seatbelt two days after being involved in a crash near sandringham. astronomers are hoping for clear skies early tomorrow morning, to view a total lunar eclipse known as a super blood wolf moon. good evening. theresa may has held a conference call with members of her cabinet — to discuss how she intends to break the brexit deadlock. the prime minister is due to address mps tomorrow. meanwhile, with the uk due to leave the eu on march 29th, at least one cross party group of mps is discussing how parliament could ensure a no deal brexit is avoided. our political correspondent alex forsyth has the latest. so, the noes have it, the noes have it. it's been five days since theresa may's brexit plan was thrown out, rejected by mps. and while she's working out her next steps, some on

not that they have a choice. it's here. >> a new year, a new toll hike. a new wave of frustration from drivers. >> that's outrageous. $7? wow. and gas? easier to take the bus. >> the transit officials don't think it will be the typical reaction. pointing out this wasn't imposed on drivers it was approved in an election. >> everyone knew it was coming. it was voted on in the bay area six months ago. it's not real until it's real. it's real today. i think people have to remind themselves the tolls are going up. by a dollar. >> the increase at state owned bridges is round one. the price will go up a dollar every three years. the money will go towards transportation projects that will hopefully ease traffic congestion. >> bart cars and cars for san francisco. new car pool lanes across the entire bay area. >> ferry riders are happy about the increase. it will go towards increasing ferry service. >> i would love all the ferry service i can get. i have been taking it since 2010. it's the best way to commute. >> you heard that man say maybe take the bus is cheape

it is a good deal. it was a horrible deal. it was a good deal. a lot has to do with the fact already companies are moving back into our country, that have left our country in some cases. in some cases they're moving back because they want to be here in many cases they're automobile companies that have left and coming back to the united states and it is nice to see. one of the things that is so beautiful to watch is 3.2% wage growth. that hasn't happened in so long. for our country. that is an incredible thing. that means people are actually getting more money, taking home more money. and that is something that's really nice to see. a lot of you have been following me when we were on a thing called the campaign. that was an exciting campaign. the great campaign. and i used to talk about wages going down, not going up but going down for years, 19 years and now they just went up 3.2%, yet there is no inflation because other things are going down, like the price of your gasoline at the tank. it is low. and that doesn't happen by luck. i work hard on

he says to a lawyer, the enunciation of a right without a judicial remedy is a legal her sill. which means, you can't just talk about rights and rights. you have to build a paralegal system that is truly binding and everyone belongs to and once you do, that you can say what the rights are. the rights to vacation, the right to life, the right to freedom of expression and he's worry that would what's happening at the united nations is they're talking lots and lots about rights but not yet making sure this system is going to be obligatory, so it's not a good legal design and therefore it's liable to politics. he's worried about that and worried that law and politics won't separate enough and he's quite critical and nevertheless at this point. people ask him what's your best option? our best option is that judges will save us and he believes that maybe if we have an international court that will help because they'll be able to referee these things. but he's very nerves about politics. the story about what happens after that is not just about politics, it's that things keep changing

so that's why you can have a parking lot in a district that is still a category a. because we want to make sure that the staff looks at that and makes sure that the new construction will not cause an impact. so for those ones that didn't come to the h.p.c. that are demoed, that would have to do with the fact that they weren't individual resources and it was determined to be a less than significant impact on the district. >> lisa gibson. i'd like to add a clarification with regard to category a. when we talk about a district, the district itself is the resource. contributors, individual properties, may be a contributor and they do need to be reviewed to determine whether the project would have a significant effect on the district. but a demolition of a contributor is not automatically a significant impact under ceqa. so the question is, would the project materially impair the historic district due to the demolition or authorization of that contributor? and that question is one that is very important and is evaluated as part of the historic review process. and the que