bess: it's been a decent market. a lot of people have been moving from new york, moving to palm beach, miami. they find a safe haven. people don't want to be in new york because they want to avoid the taxes. lisa: i think about these people buying these beautiful houses on the beach in miami and i wonder, how concerned are they about the fact that we occasionally get hurricanes that might thought the entire properties? bess: definitely some are concerned about it. i would have some trepidation about it. you only live once, they want to have these homes. who knows what will happen. lisa: that was bess freedman. coming up, 2019 was a big year for us. favoriteone of my interviews of the year, howard marks from oaktree capital. ♪ lisa: i'm lisa abramowicz. this is bloomberg money undercover. a look at some of the most notable names and private market. we turn back the calendar to the first edition of the show when i spoke with howard marks. recentlyd debt supply increased to a new high of $127 billion, last seen in 2016.

bess played two tests against pakistan in 2018. i'll have more for you in the next hour., the american citizen and circulars has been charged with causing the death by dangerous driving of 19—year—old harry dinan, according to the family's spokesman. she claim to look at the community after the accident in northamptonshire when she was in collision with a 19—year—old harry don's motorbike, he died in that accident. she was married to a us government employee atan raf married to a us government employee at an raf base in northamptonshire,, shortly after the accident left the uk, back to the united states, claimed diplomatic immunity, to the fury of harry don's family. have been calling for her to be charged with death by dangerous driving, they want her to be extradited back to the uk, and indeed the crown prosecution service have now charged her with causing death by dangerous driving, according to harry dunn's family's spokesman. we will await confirmation of that from the cps and talk to our correspondence there as well. speaker of the house of commons sir lindsay hoyle

bashir who had been in power for 3 decades in a moment i'll be joined in studio by a sudanese activist bess and look back at how it all started. we want freedom sudanese call it was sudan's young people who became the driving force in the uprising at the forefront women. in december $2800.00 they took to the streets across the country as a huge increase in the price of bread and sudan's diet konami situation became too much to stomach. the protests the 1st of their kind went on for months and the regimes response was brutal. but despite efforts to quell the demonstrations bashir was ousted in april ultimately by a military coup d'etat. demonstrators unhappy at the prospect of military rule then took to the streets again sparking fear of mess of bloodshed more than $100.00 people were killed in clashes 5 months later the military civilian representatives and protest groups agreed on a 3 year power sharing deal former african development bank economist abdullah became prime minister who are freedom peace justice and the revolution is the people's choice freedom peace justice and the civilian

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mark here too but the furniture makers are reviving the wood carving craft and creating new prospects bess in exchange is proud of his 2 sons achievements. it started as primitive handcrafting but today we are making modern furniture and of course it changed because every single decade brings new interior design trends so it had to change but i think it changed for the better. and that's that you never tip is this is. the brothers or hannah and adam exchange want their blend of modern design and traditional craftsmanship to become far more than an insider's team. and that be. to the end of this edition of europe max but before we go just a quick going mind that to visit our website there you can also find the details on how to and so on a draw for the exclusive euro backs watch until we meet again from all of us here in the land thanks for watching and yes. jyoti robotics. keep learning merged realises wait a 2nd we want the whole picture out facts instead of make ideas shift deliver us. from atlanta to reality to cryptocurrency to your top picks for live in an ever changing digital world

bess played two tests against pakistan in 2018. the relevant section of the board, but 0‘connor got his sums wrong and aimed for a double—one instead. everyone was dumbfounded, including his opponent gerwyn price, who won the match. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. boeing is about to launch its new starliner capsule on an unmanned test flight to the international space station. if successful, the united states will be able to use the craft to send its own astronauts into orbit for the first time since 2011. nasa have had to use russian soyuz spacecraft since the retirement of the space shuttle. with me is our science correspondentjonathan amos and also libbyjackson, who‘s the human exploration programme manager at the uk space agency. we‘re watching this launch now, jonathan, what are we seeing? we are looking at an atlas rocket at cape canaveral in florida. sitting atop the rocket is the boeing at starliner, a cancer the rocket is the boeing at sta rliner, a cancer that looks the rocket is the

mark here too but the furniture makers are reviving the wood carving craft and creating new prospects bess in exchange is proud of his 2 sons achievements. it started as primitive handcrafting but today we are making modern furniture and of course it changed because every single decade brings new interior design trends so it had to change but i think it changed for the better. the speech never it is it's his. brothers or hannah and adam next one they're blend of modern design amps for digital craftsmanship to become far more than an insiders. and there were. to the end of this edition of euro max but before we go just a quick reminder to visit our web site there you can also find the details on how to and saw draw for that exclusive euro backs watch until we meet again from all of us here in the land thanks for watching and yes. street. special edition from nigeria the fiery topic this time for africa's growing population a blessing or a curse i think publishing is a business and to any competition it depends on the will of the government is managing the office when you took a mildness iss

and with england's cricketers falling like flies, craig 0verton and dom bess have been called up as coveruart broad are among those with flu—like symptoms. the first test starts on boxing day. england's women, on the other hand, are all fighting fit. they finished off their t20 series against pakistan with a 3—0 whitewash, which bodes well for the t20 world cup in february. henry moeran is with the team in kuala lumpar. a t20 series clean sweep for england to conclude their tour, and to finish a year that had its fair share of ups and downs. best performance was, much like the other matches, dominic from england. batting first, they hit 170—3, heather knight top scoring with 43 runs. pakistan on the goat 411—5, another impressive performance from the leg—spinner sarah glenn. she took two wickets today and caps off an excellent couple of weeks. now for england, attention turns to the t20 world cup, but here in malaysia, it'sjob done. we haven't been put under loads of pressure, but we did what we set out to do, we set out to win every game. big scores win games, scoring hundreds, we've don

this we made provisional plans in getting two guys out in overton and bess and they have trained verye things can happen sometimes. you've got to deal with it as sometimes. you've got to deal with itasa sometimes. you've got to deal with it as a side. and, fortunately, we have some very fortunate players who have some very fortunate players who have been in and around the squad, and if given an opportunity would be desperate to prove a point and stead there on the series. it might only be boxing day, but one game today could go a long way to deciding the premier league title. liverpool could go 13 points clear at the top if they win at second placed leicester. it's a busy time of year with most teams playing twice in two days. liverpool bossjurgen klopp has some strong opinions on it all. none of us managers has a problem with boxing day. none of us. but plainly 26 out of 28 is a crime. it absolutely not ok. and we still have it. every year the managers, this year we have 26 and 29th, it is like a holiday. buti year we have 26 and 29th, it is like a holiday. but i understand all the o

we made provisional plans in getting two guys out in 0verton and bess and they've trained very well incause these things can happen sometimes. you've got to deal with it as a side. and, fortunately, we've got some very fortunate players who have been in and around the squad, and if given an opportunity would be desperate to prove a point and stamp their mark on the series. a bumper boxing day football schedule today with the top two meeting in the premier league. liverpool can go 13 points clear at the top if they can win at leicester city. but with most teams playing today and again at the weekend, liverpool bossjurgen klopp has spoken out at the scheduling. none of the managers has a problem with boxing day. none of us. but playing on the 26th and then the 28th is a crime. that's absolutely not ok, and yet we still have it. this year we have the 26th and the 29th and it's like a holiday. i understand all the others who are not moaning, but telling that it just should not happen. it should not happen. liverpool midfielder alex 0xlade—chamberlain will be missing for klopp's side for th

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. >> i think the president sis saying john dingell is not exactly a wall flower and called im bess illmonths and he called debbie dingell and lowered flags to half mast and i think in the midst of an impeachment vote, that is something that came up in his rally speech. >> i spoke to the congressman debbie dingell last night about the president's comments about her late husband and this is what she had to say. >> we can use this as a learning moment for our country, which i am really worried about, the division, the fear and hatred that is dividing us, and it can get people to think about trying to bring civility back, to take a deep breath, before you say something that is cutting or cruel, and maybe something good comes of something that was difficult. and that's what i'm sort of hoping comes out of this. >> positive thinking there but i think that ship has sailed when it comes to donald trump. i don't know. just me. >>> a christian magazine is defending its call for president trump to be removed from office as evangelical supporters sound off against the publication. >>> a majority o

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that before a president who's been mocked and laughed at >> continuing a tradition dating back to bess truman, melania trump paying a visit to the children's national hospital in washington she listened as the children read inspirational messages from an advent calendar then later she helped them make snow flakes that's the news update back downtown to you >> thank you, sue. >>> we're going to send it over to mike. he has a second installment of the market dashboard today >> well, as you very well know, amazon's logo is code for going from a to z or having everything from a to z. that stock is slipping down the alphabet so to speak if ylook at the charts, you guys were alluding to it earlier. even beyond this rotation out of large cap tech, amazon has really struggled here. so i do want to note, this is a two year chart so this was a very, very strong market on a two year basis it continues to be ahead of market and tech, but it's very telling that it's peek was 15 months ago tht the activity we're seeing. also underperforming today as some other big tech stocks are, too. i think it's

bess played two tests against pakistan in 2018. that‘s all the sport for now.former ukip mp and the founder of vote leave. unsurprising today but do you think this is the life the land from now on with the majority that boris johnson has. it is going to be pretty difficult for opposition mps to hold to account. the scale of his victory, to the victor the spoils, he can get the stuffy ones to get through parliament now. this was a big moment for him. it does prove that the election was a brexiter general election. a lot of people said that the election would change nothing but it has changed everything. what is interesting now and what is important is that mps of all issues really scrutinise what is coming down the track. this isjust the beginning of the process. we have already seen workers‘ rights being watered down and either environmental protections and all of that. now the work of scrutiny will begin. you probably think there is ample time for scrutiny, douglas ca rswell. ample time for scrutiny, douglas carswell. but a lot of the same ground has been gone

you've got to stitch it together, and make educated besses about what was the part of the puzzle to getrom a to c. that is what we had to do. we searched everything at mount vernon, cincinnati society, fredericksburg, and fredericksburg newspapers, mary ball washington's home, mary but washington library in virginia, everything we could -- combed everything we could to assemble the first story of mary ball washington. host: why is it necessary for americans to know the complete story of mary ball washington? what do we learn about george washington and about the beginnings of america from her? ? guest: he had an old step brother named lawrence who was part of augustine's married to jane, and jane died and augustine married mary. george looked up to lawrence as a role model, and lawrence was a very good man, but he also died in his late 20's, early 30's. attributes, of his his patriotism, his loyalties, intelligence, integrity, fidelity, all of these things had to come from somewhere. clearly, they came from his mother. she was the one who taught him life lessons that made him the presid