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i can't see a single challenge to shinzo abe.o you think politics is the biggest risk next year? >> prime minister abe has been popular, but this year was a low , the year his popularity plummeted because of scandals. ,hen you look at the polls people do still support prime minister abe because they feel there is no alternative. the support for prime minister oblique is not particularly positive, so when another , his support ratio may plummet and people might start to think about replacing him. when he goes, there goes governor kuroda and is economics out the window. betty: as you mentioned, we are still looking at stimulus. let's not talk about taking away that stimulus yet in japan, but do you think that might start to arise by the end of 2018? when does the boj join the other central banks and start looking at taking away stimulus? pair, primes the minister shinzo abe and governor kuroda, so long as they are in their current seats, i don't think there is much risk they will change this reflationary policy next. at will ber co

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so much opt teufpl ab europe right now. i think that election is like a shed as far as populism in europe. there was a lot of support for the national front there. the afd as well as germany, too. shocking results for these if they're not necessarily in power. but growth behind them is huge. it's such an important point, it's really hard for people who bi party system where republican or democrat or u.k., how much proportional representation which is the far more standard dynamic. shoots the let's take austria first. this was close to a far right winning the vote. guess the challenge was with the green. it wasn't with a liberal. matchup. a that we see as a pattern that's repeated frequently. at poland where the issues are focused on poland. go up to northern europe where it is exploitation of the social welfare system. that a perception immigrants are changing the very fabric. what these are all knitted what i like to describe as a conception that fundamentalal nd values are being changed. underneath that changing economics

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it's through the ab-186 bill. opioid overdose should be a never event whether it's in the hospital or or outside the hospital. the reason is we have the antidote. people are overdosing and don't have access to the antidote or not around other people, that's how you end up with a fatal overdose. the second treatment point is we don't have great treatments for all drugs people use. that's something we don't like to acknowledge but is true. so how do you get people to change their behavior? well, you keep them alive long enough they figure it out on their own or you get them hooked into treatment that becomes available that aren't necessarily here right now. they're ten years from now. maybe there will be a more effective treatment for methamphetamine disorder. how do we keep people alive long enough? we let them use it in a secret way. from a treatment perspective we're up favor of supervised drug consumption services. the last point i'll make is from my business end, we're ready for patients. they are more likely t

abe i am announcing. that in the coming weeks. i will be resigning as a member of the united states senate. let me be clear. i may be resigning my seat but i am not giving up my voice. i will continue to stand up for the things i believe and as a citizen. and has an activist. well frank and went on to say that for him it felt somewhat ironic to be quitting all donald trump who's in court on tape bragging about groping wome. related the white house france24 was fitted crowther fools from washington. while frank and doesn't necessarily admits to everything that. he is accused of doing by up to eight women now all of whom accused him of some. degree of sexual harassment from grouping them at you making improper movements toward them and he says that's some of this is untrue he says he has different recollections solve some of thehese momen. but it is still enough for senator our franken to resign from the u. s. senate in the coming weeks he says that gives democrats enough time in minnesota which is where. senator al franken is from

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the package will go to prime ministers shinzo abe's cabinet today, where it is expected to be approvedthe package rewards businesses that increase wages and investing productivity growth by offering tax cuts. for more we are joined by our business report of carrico i. —— reporter mariko oi. the tax rate in the pan has been coming down significantly under the current prime minister, shinzo abe —— injapan. when he came to power in 2012 the tax rate was almost as high as the us, at 38%. but for the upcoming fiscal year, starting in april, it is expected to go below 30%. and if this new package gets the green light it could go down as low as 20%, but there's a catch. it only applies to companies which reward their employees with a pay rise of at least 3% and invest in productivity. basically it's a measure to stop companies hoarding higher profits. do we now how japan co m pa res to higher profits. do we now how japan compares to the rest of the world, especially countries in this region that do we know. if it goes down to 20% that's fairly low, even lower than the asian average, just over

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it's time to get back and work out our abs a bit. >> clench my abs or something else? >> clench it all. can't go straight, right, anywhere, just stop. relax, take a breath. get ready to clench. right around here is our i heard a screech. >> oh! >> okay. >> breathe. >> squeeze the glutes, yo. >> if you watch closely and listen for the screech, it does get a few people's attention. like the guy with the scooter on the right there. he looks t right and you see him start dal bit. not quite enough. >> how's that person on the front moped? >> she was hit, but she did not suffer any seriousries only per suffered serious injuries is the driver of the truck. reports he was going 60 miles per hour. nody else in any of those cars were injured seriously. time for another rapid clenching. look, this guy got it lucky, and i'm going to show you how lucky, because he goes underneath the truck. nearby witnesses come running to help this guy out. as they look under the truck for our victim, they can't find him, because he's walking it off already. he bumps into the tire, wraps around it

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power: the first principle call to abe foxman's matter where you are and what you do. [laughter] all,ower: no, first of thank you for having me, it is an honor to appear with you, you have dedicated your entire life, every fiber of your being to the cause of fighting bigotry. i really consider it a major, major privilege of my last decade that you have become my friend. apart from my collaborator and co-conspirator, above all a friendship that lasts. thank you. my whole career, such as it is, has been guided think a lot like yours, by smell in my gut. i can't say i went in and had theses on my computer as i headed across the street to the u.n. one of the things i quickly found when i got to the u.n. as the president's special that the dialogue among diplomats was extremely stilted, and i think actually quite stale. a lot of the talking points were recycled. notle's hearts often were in it when they read talking points. when you are in your 30th human meeting or your 55th syria meeting, especially with middle peace, there was no sense anybody was listening anymore. to p

i'm sure prime minister abe congratulated himself for that.er, they are a long way from the inflation target. lineyou see here is the that is the blue line that has come down to 0.2. you can see wages, the white line kind of plateauing, but the not a supercenter it a year ago, it was in negative territory and even then, you know they continue to say they are moving in the right direction, but not far enough to consider changing policy. member hadgest board a very noteworthy dissent at the last meeting. he said the bank of japan not only can change policy to remove stimulus, it should be ready to do more. i think it'll be interesting to see if we get another dissent. >> one of the reasons people have or is we've had this, yields around the world keep just above zero. trading today at zero point 65, it is his the highest and about seven weeks. the summary see is upper lines. the latter where they are, you can see that tip up. controlhe yield curve benchmark that is just above zero. we spoke earlier. he doesn't think boj is ready to move yet and

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cypresses warm climate and i drank as roger says ab house made for a winning combination. well this week in our series we're visiting the best of german christmas markets and this time we're in dresden in the eastern state of saxony at the oldest christmas market in the country that's the streets unmocked that dates back to the early fifteenth century all the name is derived from their signature treat the stolen which is the buttery christmas cake that's chock full of all men's raisins and candy fruit and while there are many versions of it most will agree that the tasteless dahlan is the best that money can buy. sex in the state capital dresden attracts tourists from around the world in december most of them flock to the christmas market the streets are marked in the city's baroque old town some two and a half million visitors come each year so. it's the best advice christmas market in germany the rest of the race. much of what sold at the market is from the region. most importantly the stolen streets of interest in which lends the market its name. at the center is the wo

governor victory for kuroda and prime minister abe.and-a-half ago it was still negative. that is where you see a sense of victory. change of policy, i do not think governor kuroda will signal change their -- there. to getor later they have a little off zero, that 10 year jgb. it may be exacerbated with the global bonds selloff. will the boj be able to make a shift like that? maybe that makes it less likely. governor kuroda's term will be up in a couple months. is he going to be reappointed by prime minister abe? tons of questions undoubtedly after the meeting. people getting some sense from him, is he interested? i do not think governor kuroda will give us any hints. said --y advisor to abe a bloomberg survey, he is far ahead. everyone thinks prime minister abe will ask him to stay on, and he will. yvonne: stay with us, as we bring in our next guest, shigeto nagai, head of japan economics. also former director general for the boj. thank you so much for joining us. is 2018 going to be the new direction for the boj? kind of a new directi

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we think ab four hours from now. right this second, they are having a procedural measure before lawmakers so they can set the parameters for eventual passage, they hope, republicans hope, of this temporary budget. if they are able to keep things funded until january 19th, the children health insurance program would be funded from now until then. the fisa court would stay in business until then. law enforcement would still be authorized. and there would be a small boost to pentagon funding. >> my thoughts are that we should continue to work on the budget and under no circumstances should our democratic colleagues vote in any way, shape or form to shut government down. i hope they vote with us today. i intend to vote yes. i want to make sure governmental funding continues, particularly paying our troops in the field as we approach the christmas holiday. after all, harris, our young men and women are fighting for us abroad. we celebrate christmas here at home. at least we can do is fund the government. >> reporter: demo

it is a joke, and ab is right.n targeting the countries that have cast a symbolic vote as one that we did not want to cast. it applies this green tea and potentially funding challenges to the united nations itself. >> bret: let's talk about that per second second, the u.s. as he mentioned, mollie and steve is a huge funder of the u.n., total u.n. regular budget is $2.6 billion, the u.s. contribution to that as 22% or $610.8 million. the most of any nation, total u.n. peacekeeping -- u.s. contribution was 28%, the most of any nation. is this administration looking at dialing back at the u.n. and the peacekeeping? >> well, they should be. not just the numbers, it is that we allow the u.n. to have real estate in the middle of manhattan and we protect them that they are. if we have such a problem, we should feel more than welcome to get hundred acres in the middle of geneva and handle their business elsewhere. it was interesting that you noted that there were 65 countries that nikki mack nikki haley invited. in nine co

kathleen: what about what this means for abe? for the prime minister.e talk about the boj all the time. it doesn't seem like there is more they can do. what should abe do now? guest: first of all it is important to keep the continuity of the policy. we put more emphasis on gdp growth. that means the government puts more emphasis on inflation and real-time growth. and protect ability is very important. paul: i might interrupt you there. we have the third-quarter gdp revised numbers crossing the terminal. revised upwards to 0.6%. 2.5% annualized. that is a huge improvement on the 1.5% prior. private consumption is steady. spending, another impressive pump. 2.5% onalized rising to the back of these revised figures. we are not seeing much reaction -- we seeing reasonable gains in the japanese yen, actually. i want to grab your reaction to these numbers. , the upwardlly revision turned out to be larger than expected. bit of a tricky number. we can have some repercussions in the fourth quarter. today's number seems to have confirmed that private business inve

. >> harris: can i talk to you ab the money? >> sure. >> harris: it came to us that special counsel robert mueller's investigation nearly $7 million in the first four and a half months of existence. what are your thoughts on that? >> look, that's a loft money. what we've seen, mr. mueller and his team have brought indictments down on two individuals for things they did ten years ago. two other people that plead gill toy felonies have no relationship to the president. what they've been found guilty of is lying to the fbi which is a crime. seems like a lot of money for what has amounted to be not a lot of evidence of anything that relates to the campaign, collusion. there is no collusion. there is no corroboration. this has nothing to do with the president. let's bring the investigation to a close. make sure everything has been exhausted and that we finalize it. >> harris: you have the patience for mueller's job? you're not in the camp to remove mueller. >> look, i think you have to have him finish his job. there has to be a time

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the united nations says nearly 500 people and abs need of medical care, 18 children and six women werelast few days. apple has apologised to its customers after it admitted slowing down older iphones in order to protect their batteries. the company said it would never intentionally shorten the life of any apple product and said it would offer replacement batteries at a discounted price. biotechnology correspondences and apology like this is unusual. apple isa apology like this is unusual. apple is a very self—confident company who do not normally apologise but they have at this time and say they know the fuel apple has let you down and we apologise. usually they say there's a good explanation. that is what they did a week ago when they we re what they did a week ago when they were forced to commit and say, yes were forced to commit and say, yes we are doing this, intentionally slowing down older iphones. but they say that as a good reason for it and the expand on it in this lengthy blog post, saying it is all about ageing batteries and managing the performance. because we know batterie

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that is a decision by the prime minister abe and the cabinet office. it is not a done deal yet, but it is likely that kuroda will be reappointed. the interesting issue will be who will be the deputy governor. if kuroda is appointed, the boj needs to rethink how the policy could be changed or maintained after april. the discussion is one of the issues in japan and if the interest rate level is bound to much, it could be counterproductive because it is bad for the bank lending and the bank's margin. in this sense, the boj is in a dilemma. the boj tohand, -- take further actions, but at the same time, kuroda and the deputy governor share the view that lowering interest rates too much may not be good. this is what the boj needs to say something to the market after april. rishaad: thank you, so much for that. joint from tokyo and new york. you can turn to your bloomberg for more on this, tliv will give you more analysis from our expert editors. let's get to the first word news . we will hear why the white house is -- >> republicans passed the tax bill

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so people think about the middle east, but you've got to think ab venezuela. >> as far as opec, they into 2018. are they succeeding in rebalancing the market? yeah, i think so. the goal was to rebalance the market. taken longer to rebalance because the inventories are so high. nventories are what they're looking at as the number one indicator. i think what happened is, coming of opec and nonopec which was ten teufrb at the eginning i think is now historic accord between those at parties and particularly the heart of it is the relationship between saudi rabia and russia and their determination to make this larger agreement work. > the kuwaitis have said recently the deal could be revisited in june and the cuts could end before 2018. is that likely? > there's been a lot of discussion about an exit strategy, when it happens. think they're trying to say, we'll wait and see the market. i think some of the parties want carry it out to the end of 2018. let's not have a lot of up and down. we don't want this thing to get out of control. to increase to volume. it was a reasonable outcome from

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you are watching ab announcer: now the toyota sports robert: a big matchup on chrisrobert: a big matchup on christmas day. the boston celtics who have become the unofficial rival to the wizards if you will. it's always been physical or just jaw-jacking. i supposed to jalen rose -- spoke to jalen rose. you watched this series last year. eastern conference semis. the games were heated. every time they met up, heated matchup. the celtics have a different team. different players. kyrie irving is there now. does the rivalry carry over at all? >> without isaiah thomas, the wizards have to show they can play with the celtics, not the other way around. they added kyrie irving and they haven't missed a beat. so it's up to the and play to their level. to get off to a slow start i was disappointed in the wizards. obviously john wall dealt with injury. i love how bradley beal has come on. finish at the hoop and show he is clutch. looking forward to celtics defensive matchups. virginia in particular backcourt of the wizards. robert: redskins pro bowl tackle trent williams placed on injured reserve. b

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kind of standard, that is what corporate japan is focusing on, and that is really where prime minister abeecause he knows that in order to be a top tier country, to be a top tier country, you have got to have the highest standards, and the government plays its role in enforcing that those standards are being held. transport start—up virgin hyperloop has appointed richard branson as its new chairman and started a new round of financing. iamjoined chairman and started a new round of financing. i am joined by my colleague. should we be surprised by richard branson's appointment? not really, because richard ranson actually invented in hyperloop back in october, so we had the virgin name at the top of the company. him being named chairman doesn't come as a huge surprise. he has this reputation for taking these big business risks, and hyperloop com pletely business risks, and hyperloop completely fits that mould. it is a futuristic train company which is looking to cut the travel time between major cities. so in the future, once this is up and running, they are hoping it will only take 30 minute

the prosecution has filed ab intention to seek the death penalty, but the punishment is unlikely for wub of those suspects. deanna durante was inside the courtroom with both accused killers. >> reporter: dinardo appeared thinner than in past court appearances. his hands and legs were shackled. he nodded at his mother and gave her a small smile as he left the courtroom. after the victims families were kept separate. he spoke only a handful of times saying he understood the charges against him. wearing an orange jump suit and green jacket, he entered a plea of not guilty in the four murders. in exchange for taking the death penalty off the table, he led police to with us with respect to any other crimes he may have committed that we didn't even know about. >> reporter: any information shared about potential crimes have been referred to agencies and the jurisdictions could have happened. but says he can't talk about progress of those investigations. he says if he fails to hold up his end of the deal, death penalty is back in play. as for his

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abe wohling masterclass from neil wagner, who has obliterated the windies batting lineup. —— a bowling is despite a solid opening stand between craig retweet and cairo and power. it is currently 118 49. spare a thought for sunil ambrose, the west indies batsman making his test debut earlier, out in the first ball when he knocked the bails off his own stumps. now, some news from down under, where final preparations for saturday's second ashes test are under way. the hosts lead the series after a crushing ten wicket win in the first test in brisbane. for england, the ongoing saga surrounding ben stokes rumbles on and threatens to overs ha d ow rumbles on and threatens to overshadow this tour —— the tour. he is set to return to competitive cricket on sunday. it will not be in australia, but not too far away either. welcome to the adelaide oval. you and me you can see the australian players being through their paces. —— behind me. earliertoday, england trained in sweltering conditions, temperatures into the 30s, although they are forecast to drop significant leak over the next two days. by

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gary lineker and an abs open critic of the organisers, paper, introduced. an abs open critic of the organisers in the world cup final plan organised this draw but they will do my best. with the draw finally underway it felt to diego maradona, no stranger to breaking england hearts, revealed they would be in group g. that ranked the top ranked seeds, belgium lie in wait, squad packed with premier league town. imagine giving little away. as the draw progress the rest of the group emerged. along perhaps with a sensibly. tunisia beaten by england in their opening match in france 98, and panama playing in theirfirst world cup. but opponents england would have taken before the draw. what the manager think of the and his team had been built? which have been good at writing teams off and then getting beaten by them so we have to make sure we are prepared for all of those games. it is exciting to be here with every other coach. it has been a great experience and looking forward to getting on with it. england are out of the european championships! england's humiliating defeat to iceland in last year's e

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