benedicte: canada and mexico are a roadmap.egotiation and some countermeasure will last for longer. lizzie: the other element is the german election. how do you see that playing out? >> we see collaboration with the social democrats, deregulation, boosted investment. the dax performance was strong last year in this year. mid-cap companies in germany, that is the index i prefer. lizzie: if the war in ukraine does and how does that play out for stocks? is it offset by the boost to infrastructure? >> also boost in confidence in sentiment, shift of the consumer is strong. the ending of the war would help in europe sentiment. more positive than negative. lizzie: benedicte lowe, talking to me this morning. we will speak to a dutch retailer reporting fourth-quarter earnings, their guidance in 2025 so we will continue the conversation next, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back, we have breaking news from china vanke, authorize working to help plug a gap and regulate $20 billion yuan and vacant land, a sign beijing is drawing a line in

for the spirit in this room is ladies and gentlemen, please stand a for the benediction. >> would youp a body, as a nation, stand in the need of prayer. be like sweet aroma that rises to you. remind us then as we descend from this mountain top of mutual blessing and a part of this gathering of grace filled communion to strive to love others as you first loved us t you who have reconciled you who have reconciled yourself to us in your love made flesh have called us to be ambassadors of your ministry of reconciliation. let not the grace that you have shown us to be in vain but may be go forth to serve you prayerfully, trustingly, lovingly, and obediently. we offer our prayers to you this day. each person in the name by which we have come to know you and i in the strong name of jesus christ. amen. ♪ talk about the state of democracy and the rule of law in the u.s. at georgetown university watch live starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2 on our free video app c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> saturdays, watch america history tb new series verse 100 days. exploring the early months

amen. >> please stand for the benediction delivered by margaret gun kibben, the chaplain of the united>> would you pray with me? gracious and generous god, that you would have granted us this time of prayer and fellowship is a gift that evokes more than any words have attempted to express. for the spirit in this room is rich and resonant. we as individuals, as a nation, stand in need of prayer and we have come before your throne of grace to receive your mercy and request your favor. truly you have richly blessed us this morning. you have asked us only to respond by loving you with our whole hearts and minds and souls. so in this moment we have entrusted to you our innermost thoughts and deepest needs. we have humbled ourselves and laid boldly before you our will and wants, our pride and prejudices, our convictions and concerns. may both our prayers today and our lives from this day forth be like sweet aroma that rises to you. remind us then as we descend from this mountain top of mutual blessing and a part of this gathering of grace filled communion to strive to love others as you firs

. >> please stand for the benediction, delivered by chaplain of the united states house of representatives service, senator maggie hassan and the national prayer breakfast foundation and i want to thank each of you for being here today. your presence reflects the fact -- the power of faith to unite us. to those who shared prayers, readings, and music, thank you. thank you for reminding us of the beauty and strength of our shared purpose. we thank president trump for his words of encouragement and hope and for continuing the tradition for 73 years. above all, we give thanks to god for the gift of this gathering, for his boundless grace and steadfast faithfulness which sustain us through every season. we honor the call to serve one another, to do justice, to love mercy, to walk humbly. guided by his light and bound by his love, may this republic flourish in that same spirit as we care unity and hope in our hearts and lead this nation with courage and compassion. amen. >> please stand for the benediction delivered by the chaplain of the united states house of representatives. >> would you pra

we'll now close historic ceremony in honor of harriet tubman with the benediction. let us look to the lord. magnificent and omnipotent. heavenly father. we thank for allowing us to witness promotion ceremony of brigadier general harriet tubman, our american moses made this promotion and her story continued to remind us that one person can make a difference and that love is the most powerful force of all. as we to take the road trip in her footsteps. now, may the lord bless you and keep you the lord his face shine upon you and gracious to you, the lord lift up his countenance upon you and give peace. as we depart this place, but never from his presence. it is in jesus name that pray and let all god's children say amen and. we julius heatley in the brownish colored dress she has written the biography that is for sale tonight the mysterious

i'm know sort of in some parts of europe shown on the hugh this tied to at this time benedict the shift of the cabin is the president this time to you know, to have this calling. she left me these jurors in the be shown that in that call, she is both the meanest story, seen a very bug situation saying that they are not call, you know, the goals of the government. but in the real terms, you know, they're most of the, do know they, the meaning stairs, the size is the high resigned to the government. you know, the 1st minister does a claim that the distribution with the pay been a day during the government was not cold. was the ministers with the best performance in the whole government, so it's not totally true. bass reduction about their performance. so it's more like the federal are not happy with the results of the government in both. does he decide to, to add to the change at the government? us, us cool with a slope of the trump administration from sending 3 venezuelan men out a new mexico to one kind of a bay. a 1st group of undocumented migrants was sent to the naval base last week,

after the speech, it was time for the benediction. >> heavenly father, we are so grateful that you gave 45th and now our 47th president a millimeter miracle. >> stephen: that's also what stormy daniels called it. we're back, baby! we're back! [cheers and applause] [laughter] we're back. but you know what? that brings up an important point. that stormy joke. today it represents a turning of the page for all americans, whether you supported trump or not. no matter how much we think we know what's going to happen over the next four years, we don't know. we all have to look at the president with fresh eyes and let go of all the things that he did during his first term and look to the future. right, mr. president? >> 2020, by the way, that election was totally rigged. >> stephen: [bleep] it. [bleep] it. he told us to inject bleach! and i still believe there's a pee-pee tape. russia, if you're listening, let the golden age begin! we got a great show for you tonight! my guests are the hosts of "pod save america". but when we come back, i'll be right here with more monologue. i hope. [cheers an

benedict it was just commissioner onions yes. >> mr. young yeses yes. commissioner yea yes commissioner. yes. yes. vice president carter we're still on. yes. vice president kind of over as soon as yes and present vice president elias is yes you have six yeses line item seven second presentation and continued discussion on speedy's budget fiscal year 2026 through 2027 discussion and possible action i going to believe us madam president that we to be to be continued by president carter thank you speech well we so much i think i you're following on what i was going to he's got to go. >> good evening commissioners. my name is catherine mcguire. i'm the executive director of the strategic management bureau. and i'm hoping that our cfo walks through back through the door here any second and i can stall a little bit until she does. she'll be presenting the second presentation of the as a pd budget for f y 25, 2526 and f y 2627. >> oh yeah that would be good. yes. thank you. all right, so i got it signed by president elias to serve on this committee this valuab

benedict cumberbatch. [ light laughter ] venmo a couger. queen bey -- congrats on the grammy.al, man. elon's man bun. and, of course, viagra falls. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he knows a lot. did you guys see this? the trump administration is preparing an executive order to abolish the department of education. yeah, it's just like he won fourth grade class president. he's like, "no more homework and pizza for lunch every day. [ light laughter ] and we're getting a vending machine." [ light laughter ] well, i saw that trump just signed an order to establish an investment fund so that the government can buy tiktok. yeah, i'm glad we're saving money on the department of education so that we can spend it on trick shot videos. [ laughter ] some more news from washington, today a senate committee narrowly advanced rfk jr.'s health secretary nomination to a final senate vote. yep, rfk jr. has a good shot to be our health secretary, and that's pretty much the only shot he has. [ audience groans ] ♪ [ applause ] well, switching gears, i saw that the price of a super bowl commerci

i mean most of them are use i'm sorry you know commissioner benedict talked about the jttf. i mean there is there's ordinances that require us to come to the commission on that particular one. but i think that's a fair statement. if it's a gray area, it's probably the the in the interest of deciding on the area of caution, i think that's a fair statement interference it's a fair statement in that it will that is the policy of the san francisco police department if we get something that we believe is a gray area that might impact the ego, it's a fair statement to say that should be alerted to the commission. >> yes. okay. thank you. those are all my questions. thank you, sergeant. >> if any member of the public would like to make public comment, please approach the podium and there's no public comment line item ten presentation on epa's final audit of sfp these processes to ensure the completeness and accuracy of stop data discussion. >> good evening president elias vice president carter oberstar and commissioners chief scott and members of the public. my name is steve flaher

benedict benedicto was yes. mr. young yes. constituencies? yes. vice president carter we're still on. yes, i suppose i was on is yes we have four yeses. >> we were going to close session and s.f. gov tv san francisco government television my commissioners we are back in open session on line item 14 vote to elect whether to disclose any of all discussion on item 13 held in closed session san francisco administrative code section 67.1 to a action motion not to disclose. >> second, if any member of the public would like to make public comment regarding line item 14 please approach the podium seeing none. commissioner clay how do you vote on the motion? commissioner clay is yes commissioner benedicto yes. mr. benedicto is yes commissioner. yes. yes yes mr. jonas is yes and vice president carter oberstar yes vice president carter was on is yes. you have four yeses line item 15 adjournment. okay. all right. good night everyone running out there yet >> flyshaker pool was a public pool located on sloat boulevard near great highway. it operated from 1925 t

extraordinary ruling from this particular judge, extraordinary ruling from this particularjudge, hugo benedict norton. taylor is his name. >> salt of the earth. >> salt of the earth. >> salt of the earth. >> salt of the earth, chap. yes. his father actually was a guardian journalist and likes to tweet about immigration and things like this. but anyway. >> you know, emily, a lot of people are going to tell you off for this. why? because we're not allowed to criticise judges. >> right. >> right. >> they're supposed to be above the fray. >> keir starmer did. he said it was the wrong decision. >> and yet and yet when judges become so political, when they're in effect making political decisions, is it right that no one can criticise what they do and the action that they take? >> yeah. i don't believe judges should be beyond reproach. and i doubt many of you at home do ehhen doubt many of you at home do either. you know, it's like any other job. obviously, it's otherjob. obviously, it's a huge responsibility and you have to do a lot of work to get to that position. but like any job, people can make

well, hugo benedict norton taylor, the son of an ex—guardian journalist who has been posting stuff likehis on social media. >> i want to tell whoever is willing to listen that what's happening now in gaza is a genocide. >> our activist judges are ruining this country also. >> are you and your brother here? i'm a good guy. habib, go pick that up because it's not going to work. on the day of judgement. >> i've got a big update for you on the case of the radical islamic preachers who are coming to britain and. >> quote, as a consequence of the israeli government, the israeli government's indiscriminate attempts to eliminate hamas. >> they put the complete opposite argument she talks about on top of her brief. she has no idea what she's talking about. >> did kemi badenoch have another shocker today? is she up to the job? plus. >> we have some fine. you'll be fine. you'll be fine. ready? three. two. one. go! here we go. keep your feet up. feet up. >> meghan markle is accused of using the invictus games for shameless self—promotion. she recorded a load of clips and then left early . and. then