we are basting wording about 80 to 90% of our sales are made within the eu. eu we become a third country and that means the testing that we do in the uk is not recognised by the eu. as suitable to release the product. so we had to build a laboratory within our facility so we had to build a laboratory within ourfacility in so we had to build a laboratory within our facility in madrid and kitted out with exactly the same laboratory equipment as we have in the uk. but, also, as we other manufacturer we still have to do the testing in the uk. so we actually testing in the uk. so we actually test the product twice. there has been a lot of stockpiling. two lorries, one from the uk and one from spain, to our main customer germany. the stock has been locations and has been quite tricky to manage. we now know that we have another deadline of december this year. i think our concerns are around the shipment. there is still confusion regarding importation and how that will work. and all of the confusion regarding customs can lead to delays for our customers with the rece

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suggestion of amendments to the constitution effectively diminishing the president's powers while basting those of parliament. but it brought in with the amendments i suggested yesterday do not affect the fundamental basis of the constitution further in russia's development as a lawful state the goal is also to enhance the effectiveness of the country's institutions to strengthen the role of civil society and to enable the political parties in our regions to make decisions vital to the country's development last senior correspondent road guest if explains more about the landmark move and the reaction it received in the west. try explain this limp to boom and power as the office of president the media accuses of of seizing more power who control over russia but when putin gives up that power and hands it over at the parliament at his own expense it is also because he seizing more control over russia 1st to discover this syndrome i name it paranoid putin a friend here and there's a real epidemic. paranoid putin a friendly aside he is what he actually proposed to guaranteed that new presiden

best friends but pull them away from their place of always revisit in the heart and that was created bast and when they have they take them to a place of hurt and. while the howard hawks classic 1950 s. film book thing taught us to keep watching the skies diligent u.f.o. research years today tell us to keep requesting the boyos because without sending in britain one from asian act requests we might never of gotten this recent nugget out of the us navy pertaining to the now famous encounter the u.s.s. nimitz had back in november of 2004 with the infamous tic-tac shaped u.f.o. yes the united states navy has now not only confirmed multiple top secret documents and one video pertaining to the incident but they're saying that releasing the information to the public could cause grave damage to national security grave damage here is our duty america's natasha suite with more. in response to a public information request the navy says top secret u.f.o. files could quote gravely damage u.s. national security and me probably. and according to experts but definitely they really mean extraterrestrial

based on that he cleared hillary clinton he basted one - - twisted the facts yes he was ordered to do that by the department of justice headed up by loretta lynch that just before colby clears clinton to meet on a tarmac but they are just talking about grandkids and golf so he elevated her and she became the attorney general and he advanced her career. that she doesn't actually recuse herself in thees case. people did not vote for hillary clinton to look into the whole dynamics ofdy the story those who think that a book with the title witchhunt might want to bring out the worst. but why does it matter? she does it for convenience and she says we all understand our devices it's more convenient why is it a problem. >> it jeopardizes national security. as i explained in the book documents substitute that they obtained e-mails. >> and that comes through. >> and those classified documents as well. >> that is the whole purpose of the espionage act. >> when president try before he was president she says she deleted the e-mails there is no record that they read the e-mails that it was ironic

baste basic resources down 4%. the miner, steel makers down 4%. travel and leisure, no surprise travel is getting completely hit on back of some of the airlines rerouting or even shutting down some flights to that part of the world. tech stocks also getting hit, down 2% as well. every sector is trading in the red. at top we have defensives, utilitieses and real estate, the relative outperformers it is a heavy day for trading in europe this morning. >> thank you very much let's give you a little more detail on the latest when it comes to that coronavirus. the death toll has risen to 80 while further 2,700 people have been infected, according to china's health commission. the majority of infections remain concentrated in the central chinese city of wuhan where the virus is believed to have emerged late last year. wuhan and other cities in hubei pro province remain on lockdown. cases now reported across asia, europe, the u.s., canada and france chinese president xi jinping has held a special government meeting where he warned the country is facinga,

. >> reports say iran launched more than a dozen short range ballistic missiles at those place bastes. some analysts are calling it a modest response to the killing of general qassem soleimani. iran's foreign minister suggested his country was finished fighting, tweeting iran took and concluded proportionate measures adding they do not seek escalation or war. >>> the u.s. contractor was from sacramento. president trump says the incident was one of the factors leading to retaliatory strikes. report reporter has the story. >> wife was crying in the complex, what's going on, why you are crying, and she says my husband passed away. >> that's how abdul nassar first learned from his neighbor that her husband, had been killed on december 27th when rocket attacks hit iraq and syria. the u.s. blamed hezbollah, a group with ties to iran. >> he was the best person, best communication to help the people but he was a very nice person. >> reporter: the attacks thought to be the beginning of recent escalating tensions with iran, that experts say have trump on the brink of war. valiant integrated ser

today this allows them to put enough time in with the regulator at every level this is a company lamb basted for being arrogant about how they approached this with the regulator. they have done a complete 180. >> they should have. new ceo. >> delays have extended. >> so far i don't know that -- look, we know ner getting out of the ground in january. analysting rightly investors have done what they are going to do but even when united says we are not buying until the summer. huntd has a pr nightmare on their hands. what are they saying they can't say we expect it in the second quarter. >> think about it they are extending delays and customer compensation is going up you have the two things coming at you when you look at the stock level trading down to 302 today. look at technicals, 2941 support and that goes back to january of two years ago basically when you look on the charts i think you have more pain to come i think you need a real big flush. i think there are still lower prices to come. >> brian you brought this up when you were on the first but are people willing to get on the planes >>

that we have to sit there and wait while the prosecution gets the first bite at the ample and lam bastesome up and do damage control. >> or you can make the argument that saturday more people are at home, not at work, more people are going to be watching, not tied up with things to do. >> a rainy day for bill karins. >> that's a question for mr. nielsen, i'm not sure how that works. >> danny cevallos, a pleasure, thank you, jay caruso, thank you as well. >>> why veterans groups are upset with the president about the portrayal of troops on the iranian base in iraq. >>> a deadly virus sweeping through the country as the cdc raises its travel alert following the first diagnosed case in the u.s. we're going to tell you about that story and much more. your first look at "morning joe." back in a moment. your first loo joe. back in a moment (burke) at farmers insurance, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "gold medal grizzly." (sports announcer) what an unlikely field in this final heat. hang on... you're about to see history in the making. (burke) not

we basted on democracy. we based it on freedom. we are campaigning against, imperialism, hegemonism, all of these things, and we set up a system where we profited because our allies and friends profited. we decided somewhere around the collapse of the soviet union that we had nobody left to fight so we quit talking like that. if were going to get -- and consequently i would argue the number of functioning democracies around the world is in decline. if we want to prevent a north korean absorption, takeover, finlandization of south korean, then we have to start working much more productively with our allies and friends than we have here 24. i think it was henri who mentioned kim's what, seven -hour presentation to the plenum? how many times that he mentioned the republic of korea? zero. this should be frightening to us. while we engaged in a penny ante dispute with the republic of korea over changing the amount of money they provide for host nation support as if us having forces for the put in korea is not in our interest also, then

ognexpected that in bast there would be some sort of huge ceremony and it was nothing. we didn't know what the time that they have what is called nuts weekend, a huge weekend commemorating the veterans that is done the first weekend in december because of the weather and the christmas holidays. as we are driving out, we are driving out to the south of luxembourg city, and in this little town, suddenly we come up on this little town. there are cars parked everywhere alongside the streets. we get out of the car to see what is going on. there are people walking to the center of town. in the center of town, we arrived just as they were doing a ceremony to mark the 40th anniversary of the liberation of this village by patton's third army on the first day of the battle of the bulge. what struck us as we stood there with this gentleman, i didn't know who he was, he was either luxembourgish or belgian. he was wearing second lieutenant bars and a third armored division patch. my friend and i were both second lieutenants in the third armored division. we were standing there, and

they basted on a very narrow ground is saying they had actual knowledge and therefore, to settle this thing, you have to tell them whether they are child directed or not. you cannot do behavioral advertising. that was not really the result that we expected or wanted. i have a lot of sympathy for a lot of the creators. i do think that youtube should be taking more the responsibility of complying with the law. part of the reason we did it was a practical reason. i think that as of law, all the creators are responsible. i also think that there is a lot of misinformation. a lot of things, i mean, mean, i understand why you are worried. i agree. child directed with 10 different factors. there is no case law on it. the ftc has never brought, no cases they have actually litigated. i have a lot of sympathy. i think that there needs to be improvements in the current situation. i do think it is really important to protect children. >> keep in mind we have a lot of people in the c-span audience that will not be familiar. can you summarize what exactly did they do? >> i think i'm probably not the

the people who would use end to end encryption on facebook off to another 0 platforms, signal, key baste, that have features similar to facebook in terms of the ability to share a large number of people and end to end encringes capability so why -- encryption capable. i would would you specifically go after facebook and i understand there's a major contributor to reports to enmick, but done that creation a situation where people who are aware of this debate, in that -- perpetrators of those crimes move into another place where they can already go dark. >> if could i address that lost point first. on your question whether people move platforms, we obviously haven't seep -- seen that today. people are still using facebook managed to. it's not end-to-end encrypted so we have seen that today. second point is, though i want to be very clear, not intending to single out facebook. fake has been a good citizen to date. the fly side. the concern is the shift to a paradigm where we no longer get the reports we get today. >> so, i just want to say we'll continue be good citizens after we move to en

we basted on democracy. we base it on free.we are campaigning against, imperialism, hegemon is him, all of these things, and we set up a system where we profited because our allies and friends profited. we decided somewhere around the collapse of the soviet union that we had nobody left to fight so we quit talking like that. if were going to get -- and consequently i would argue the number of functioning democracies around the world is in decline. if we want to prevent a north korea and absorption take over finland isolation of south cryptoware to start working much more productively with our allies and friends than we have here 24. i think it was henri mentioned kim's what, seven our presentation to the plenum? how many times that he mentioned the republic of korea? zero. this should be frightening to us. us. while we engaged in a penny any dispute with the republic of korea over changing the amount of money they provide for host nation support as if us having forces for the put in korea is not in our interest also, then we're

so i think just basted on my experience as a pilot and war correspondent.uarely on iran's soldiers. pete: somebody who knows what they're talking about. noah peterson, thank you for insight this morning. i appreciate it. we needed it? >> thank you. pete: do walls work? just ask these guys. illegals stuck on top of the new 30-foot border wall and the dramatic rescue by you know who, border agents. that's next ♪ help me get my feet back on the ground ♪ trillion dollars on infrastructure if is he elected president. the south bend mayor says his plan would create 6 million jobs and fix at least half of the country's roads and bridges in the next 10 years. his campaign says that the project would be funded by repealing president trump's tax cuts. and marianne williamson is calling it quits on the 2020 campaign trail. i guess she will not be harnessing love on the battlefield. williamson says she will be unable to get the votes needed to move forward, adding that she doesn't want to hamper other progressive candidates. that's a shock. that's a shock. dean: love l