don't forget it picked up shares in bt when there was the purchase of ee at the mobile carrier by bt,that deal bt issued shares to deutsche telecom so under the standstill agreement deutsche cannot increase just because it's allowed to from the end of january l it do so the reasons to do so, the stock prices trading around a five-year low. you also have weakness that provides a little bit of an easier pathway if you want to make a purchase right now. couple reasons why not to, there are other players in the room. there was a really big deal that was allowed to proceed back in november european commission effectively allowed the merger of deutsche telecom's dutch operations with telly 2 seen as a real signal to the market that perhaps the european commissioner was now allowing mergers in the telecom space where in the past she was standing in the way. perhaps it's game on everywhere. that doesn't just mean we're looking at bt now in 2019 and in the past you may recall the deutsche telecom ceo said bt wouldn't be first on my list of companies to buy so i think it raises questions more a

mattel has secured rights for bts, beyond the scene. they became the first korean band to reach billboard top 200. they are on a world tour and they really made a spectacle at oracle arena last year as they stopped there. some fans camped out for days in advance. i mean, oracle had not seen anything like this before. >> it's a whole scene. congrats to them. >> those dolls will no doubtfully off the shelves. >>> next up governor newsom's son -- >> he's a doll. >>> a mass shooting at a school, how police found out. >> after two decades, the only two remaining locations after this one shutters today. >>> is it officially the end of the road for sears or will it be saved? what's at stake for the the question isn't whether he should be impeached any more. he's the most corrupt president in american history. and we all know it. the question now is, how fast can we move past this president so we can build a more just and prosperous future? please, join the more than 6.5 million americans who are demanding action now. because there's nothing mo

ours like eighty year is going to cost of a dollar's a dollar a barrel you know here the energy the bt use that go into fracking is greater than the bt use coming out so in that interview negative the capital that goes in is greater than the capital it comes out so it's capital negative as well as water the toxins we just talked about the fact it's environmental and i grow gets in america because because we have so many toxins in the years of high energy negative cash flow negative environmental negative it keeps banks going because banks lend into this industry they love it because they're making loans and then when they go bankrupt and they can't bear the loans then they write them off and guess who bell is about america and rachel maddow it's the new musical on broadway that pension funds have been dumping money in there because of the yield and that's why they keep keep on rolling over but again go back to the top where i said that the jobs numbers are looking better than they thought they were going to be at the end of the year and now they're better so the investors have been hop

recently mattel shares up after the announcement of a deal to create bts dolls.ooks great on the cans. >> they look nice. i think it's going to work. we've done a program around the world of trying to make packaging interesting, whether it's with names or linking with iconic figures like bts and i think it will be really cool in korea. maria: also what you've done is this world without waste initiative, a plan that's very important to you, recycling of equivalent of every bottle or can of coca-cola that you sell by 2030. how's it going so far in give us an update. >> we had a mission, get all the bottles back by 2030 and reuse half of them ourselves in new bottles and cans. we made good progress. we continue to collect more of our bought l els ems back and wn -- bottles back and we're engaged with a lot of countries. we think it will only work if manufacturers of drinks get together and put in place a collection system that creates value. if the bottle has value, people will collect it one way or other. that will create the circular economy. i think we're seeing

isn't alone in criticizing chinese economic policy that bt i federation of german industry says the chinese market is far from a level playing field the business lobby accuses beijing of using a combination of protectionism price dumping and state subsidies to both to its economy and cement the government's control divide that. the development of the free market isn't on the agenda the central government is trying to expand the communist party's control of the economy and civil society and that's become more apparent in the last three years. there's also concern about the number of german companies being taken over by chinese firms the business lobby is calling on policymakers to address the chinese government influence on business it's also wants more oversight on chinese acquisitions of european companies. perhaps you'd like a friendly robust or a self driving car connected to your home device if you're more of a two wheeler maybe a driverless motorcycle is more your thing. also on offer. an automated laundry folder. and an electric skateboard it's all on show at the consumer electronics

. >> reporter: this drug dealer says a growing group of people are turning to street drugs, bt they areooking a high. >> you'd be surprised by the vast array of people in the tech industry, medical in mstries, yoe it, using microdosing to better themselves and better their careers. >> reporter: this client is a 9:00 to p5:00fessional with a well-paid job in finance. he's struggled with depression and anxiety. he says taking these minuscule doses of psychedelic mushrooms help him cope and give him a lasered edge. >> pieces of the puzzles of the things i need to figure o connect a lot quicker, if that makes sense. my just overall demeanor and personali personality, people told me it dramatically improved. >> reporter: the last three years, searchings ofmi odoses tripled. this drug dealer says his business is >> it's been a constant upward trend. people don't necessarily take it to get high. they take it to getef ctive. >> reporter: and those who take it? >> there is s te peoplet i deliver to that are in the music industry. doctors. people in the finance industry. there's some students. people w

so you can't now talk about lg bt people. can talk about italians, we can talk about hispanics or thi and that. pretty soon theoo only be able discuss cats and dmv lines. >> they can do whatever they want they can say what ever the want about our president or the republican party, but anytime we don't agree with the democrats in hollywood, hell breaks loose. we've got to change that. we have to bring people together . i asked people like george clooney and people like that to come out and help us. come together and help the people of this country. bring hollywood together. we have a lot of work to do. we can start right now. >> i want to play this for you. hollywood has a hate hate relationship with the president. actress and cohost of the golde globes is saying this. she said during the award show i'm not interested in talking about trump at all. what i'm interested in is talking about to about actual real change.ng people can pooh-pooh hollywood all they want, but we also make culture. is this assignment hollywood is finall

after bt hit release. "chooseco" publishing says >>> netflix in hot water tonight. netflix inflinged on its trademark. publishingever classic choose your adventure format. >>> how about moving a two house? that's the job san jose state university took on today and this is what it looks like. moving the historic sheller house one mile. the home is 6500 square feet. it was moved from fourth and carlos to east san antonio. the landmark has been preserved by the historical society. moved to make way for the new science building. a plan that has been in the works for 20 years. >> now it is truly a gorgeous historical asset, gem to the city of san jose. now that plot is the right plot on our campus. >>> that new science building will be eight stories, 160,000 square feet. costing the university $180 million. and if it was a day to move the e probably today. >> tuesday would have been a bad idea. >> yeah, the rain and5 gusts. butay good. tomorrow similar set up. patchy fog. this time tomorrow we will see the increase of rain. you don't have much wind. 57 degrees. highs of

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yes, yes, sir. 21-year-old jeon jungkook, the main vocalist of the south korean boy band bts, big fansshow, finished in second place. >> and then finishing number one on the list, the most handsome man, there he is. >> all right. >> he is actually hawaiian born, 39 years old, jason momoa. i'm actually not surprised one bit. >> no. i can get jiggy with that list. >> but he's got aquaman going. >> exactly. >> he's got that title. >> and the muscles. >>> next, you know the stars, they're just like us. >> just like us. rich or poor, we all ring in the new year at the same time, with the exception of course of different time zones. cristiano ronaldo, back to him, rang in 2019 on a yacht in dubai with his fiancee, georgina rodriguez. >> and victoria beckham posed in a tiny back tuxedo dress. while her son, aspiring model romeo alongside a 2019 sign formed out of tennis balls. >> oh. there it is. he is a cutie too. >> singer miley rae cyrus, is she married? has she changed her last name? posed in front of a collection of gold bottles and a bottle of champagne. >> imagine, if you will. so ever

anna: let me talk to you about bt. they said no change in their outlook.terms of guidance they are pointing to the top end of the range. our nice headline for the outgoing ceo says the bt ceo bows out on a positive note as result beat forecasts. what have we got coming up? matt: there is a number of stocks with dividends today, including siemens. we are going to talk to alan jope next, the ceo of unilever. ♪ "bloombergme back to markets: european open." 10 minutes until the start of trading and we have futures up across the board. not huge gains, but 0.5% for dax futures. ftse futures up more than 0.25%. anna: let's talk about unilever. the company warning of a tough year ahead. sales growth will be lower than expected as consumer confidence weakens in emerging markets, especially in latin america. it is that latin american line at the markets attention, creating headwinds for the new ceo, alan jope. ceo, alan jope. >> we think our 2018 overall performance, which was very much the same in the fourth quarter, is a solid balance of top and bottom line delive

it is radicalal transparency, bt within humanity and the tolerance of the public service. >> before beingppointed digital minister, you fought alongside taiwanese students in the 2014 sunflower occupy movement. can revolutions happen in the 21st century withohout social media networks? how can they help drive change? >> the revolution during the sunflower movement -- i always refer to it as a demonstration. the demonstration is not in the sense e of a protetest. but in the sense of a demo. a showcase of how to o talk abot something with half a million people on the street and many more online and get more convincing every day. occupy wherether people diverge to nowhere. after three weeks, we converge on a point of consensus that the head of parliament agreed and be bound to paris the idea of the demonstration is not about overthrowing the old system. new systemstrating a that essentially renders the old system obsolete in certain circumstances. >> thank you so much for speaking with us here on "tech 24." to dan andto return jay cattle car -- they don't often enter politics. why is the rel

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. >>> south korean boy band bts will soon have dolls that look just like them.attel secured rights to create dolls of bts which stands for beyond the scene. last year they became the first pop korean group to reach number one on the billboard top 100. they made a stop at oracle arena last year. some fans camped out for days in advance. >>> now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> bay area's next storm is on the way. it will arrive tomorrow and continue into wednesday. it ranks 2 on the impact scale. we'll see 1 to 3 inches of rainfall over parts of the north bay and higher elevations. here is forecast animation taking us into late tomorrow afternoon, at which point we'll see a wave of steady moderate to heavy rainfall pushing in. mainly in the north bay first, and then sweeping through other parts of the bay area overnight and tomorrow into wednesday. woo el have more wet weather copping our way for sure over the next day and a half to two days. overnight lows mainly in the upper 40s to low 50s. highs tomorrow under showery conditions, especially

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on issues surrounding possible compensations so first of all we know that one of sergei lavrov step bts told the japanese ambassador in moscow that any discussions on the fate of the south coral islands must be based on japan's acceptance of the outcomes of the second world war here's more of what russian officials had to say such statements the essence of the agreements between the leaders of russia and japan on speeding up the negotiating process based on one thousand nine hundred fifty six joint declaration and misinform the public of the two countries about the content of the negotiations such statements can only be interpreted as an attempt to deliberately magnify the problems of a peace treaty and impose on the other side his own scenario for a sense women's the south korean are really a thorny issue but nowadays it may seeing that russia and japan have never been closer to sorting out the issue of lot of our putin and shinzo i call each other friends they need several. times a year but these kind of diplomatic skull falls really aren't helping the process. now rats and humans hav

european countries have so far used to o let them disembark, bt major -- mayors of several large italian citities refuse to obey the country's official tough anti-immigration law, slamming it is unconstitutional. >> in naples, as in other cities, we apply the laws only if they conform with the constitution. thus, the constitution prevails over ordinary laws. if people's rights are restricted according to the color of their skin, the constitution must prevail. >> in this officicial letteter,e magistrate offered to let see watctch come to the harbor,r, assuring than the refeeees will be able e to disemembark, but accordrding to see watch, this s easier said than done. official rescue centers have t o sign -- a sign a available poro, and the weather c conditions are simply too bad, deeply affecting the people on port >> the biggest problem is also that our guests, the 32 people we have had on board already for 32 dadays, shohow mental problems. >> florence and palermo as well as several german citieses, have also offered the migrants refuge. as more and more officials unite in solididarity

and the currency lost significant value 2015 amid another bt crisis in greece and the nflict in ukrainebut it started rising steadily afterwards. the euro is now the world's second-most important currency. more than 340 million people use it in europe. but times have still remained stormy for the common currency. ben: pepper is an increasingly popular crop in cambodia. it is home to a special variety, the kampot pepper. it has received the eu's geographical protected status. much like italy's gorgonzola. it is dramatically changing things for the local pepper bumper crop is expecected thisis indust andnd a yr. rereporter: this could be the ch crop for one of asia's poorest countries. kampot pepper is grown on about 450 0 farms in cambodia, saiaido be ideal because of its soil. the pepper industry is the biggest employer thehere. >> growing kampot pepper has allowed d me to take care of my family and have a good standard of living. i want cambodians to know howw important it is to grow here. reporter: during cambodia's communist era, they cut down pepper production, saying it was decaden

the us—based seed maker to claim a patent on its genetically modified cotton seeds which are called btl the seeds. in the process, monsanto was getting royalties, but in 2015 and had a dispute with his local farm and did not get royalties. after that it approached the court and today this means monsanto have exclusive rights to sell their cotton, and if there's any other firm which is producing the cottonseed it will have to pay royalties this farm to lead a firm. for a market which is the world's largest cotton producer and has almost 40% genetically modified cotton seeds, this is big money for monsanto. the ruling also paves the way for otherforeign monsanto. the ruling also paves the way for other foreign companies which want to enter into india with their genetically modified technology on seeds, because this is that now those companies will be able to get royalties and money from this market. most of the experts have welcomed the move, however there has been a concern over the environment and health impacts of bt cotton which have been waist again and again by many activist. and n

that's a look bt the weather story of the day. there is a closer look at your day ahead. well, there is that cold air. green bay a high of only 20 today. chicago, 23. detroit, 29. the wor of the weather in new england will be as we go throughout this morning, improvinthis afternoon. d in the south, a little cooler, but still a lot of sunshine. a lot of people keep wondering how much snow the eastoast is ing to get this weekend from that storm. those details coming up. >> i know. yve been buggi about that. we'll hear from you later. thank you. >>> the clemson tigers are back home in south carolina after winning the ncaa championship. the tigers were given s water cannute as their plane landed. some cheering fans met them ahead of phe bigade that will happen on saturday. clemson finished the season undefeated at 15-0 after they blew out the favorite, alabama. >>> stillah d, a new freedom for florida felons which could have a huge impact on tent elections. >>> plus, a savior on the slopes. the nail biting helicopter rescue caught on camera in the french alps. >> my goodness.

these cape bts -- capabilities will remove adversary's ability to coerce us or our allies and partners. congress has wisely mandated just such a capability. rest assured you'll see this priority reflected in our upcoming budget request. we are not interested in keeping pace with emerging threats, we want to outpace them. this requires not just defensive weapons, but a host of enabling technologies that will allow us to integrate missile defense mission across our department. mr. president, we are ready nor task. this is the department of get stuff done. from the missile defense agency to the space force and across the joint force, we are all a part of the missile defense mission now. we will work hand in hand with our industrial base, national labs, and act teema. we will work with our allies and partners from asia to the middle east to europe to broaden the shield. from japanese co-development of a new interceptor to our work with nato to counter shared missile threats. like us, our allies and part for thes have recognized the threat. with us, they have and will share the burden of an

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robotics manufacturer kuka could soon lead to a strategic disadvantage for europe in the report the bt only is calling on berlin to take action to make the economies of germany and europe more resilient among the demands increased scrutiny of china's state support for firms that compete with european companies and more oversight of chinese acquisitions the b.t.i. also says western countries must do more to defend their lead in technology as. of course we need to do our own homework first and increase our own competitiveness by investing more in infrastructure and education including research by expand the research budget. of the butt off for. the b.d. i also believe you members must close ranks to ensure china does not have ensured to gain a competitive edge in technology. so a push there for the e.u. to adopt a more aggressive stance regarding chinese access to the chinese market now earlier i spoke to clifford he's china correspondent for the irish times beijing and i asked him if the u.s. is aggressive push for chinese market access as part of its trade talks with china could also p

presumably, if anyone it is a problem, it is a problem for bt, which inherited this from the post officeth this, in terms of their business model? in terms of business model, there has been a slow shift happening and it is a case of line rental is the thing everyone hates to pay for, but we have to, because we wa nt to pay for, but we have to, because we want the broadband. and there has been a move to not talking about line rental, but just been a move to not talking about line rental, butjust the combined price. people are starting to forget it. in terms of underlying, it is changing, one of the problems is the costs of making the call if you do make a telephone call over a landline is increasing and that is something ofcom will have to watch for the vulnerable. that is something, as the number of subscribers diminishes, they‘ re going to have to still be generating the same amount of revenue and the obvious way is to put up the prices for the people left behind? yes we have seen that people calling about call connection charges, it with be 90 pence for the first second of a call. it h

now you go wt y bt on the side out of bounds plays. who are you going to? right now you're only down two points. the big thing right now for philadelphia is do not allow this guy to make a pass to the corner, which is closest to the basket or inside post from out of bounds. you got take -- now, redick is going to take away -- right now taking away the angles. >> mark: ferguson getting a inbound for okc. you have to think paul george is getting a touch. he does. the three-ball quickly. and one! my george, paul on the job! incredible! >> hubie: now, let me tell you. what a game he has played her in the second half. now watch him come off that screen. hear he comes off the screen and then he goes up right away. butler was a half a step away because the screen was a big screen by adams. now you still have to make the shot. that was an incredible shot. >> mark: clutch. paul george now with 30 points. >> hubie: remember, i was worried about him early on? you know, in the second half? he has come on like thunder. but give butler a lot of credit. butler was driving

. >> reporter: the achievement not only opens o50% of the ocean, bt to destinations to titanic's restingmodel of the ship and debris field. people will be able to join for a fee, $100,000, that's the inflation adjusted price for a first-class ticket in 1912. >> we expect to survey the titanic over many years. it's a jie begangi when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> welcome back. have you heard about this "bird box" challenge? i had to look it up on youtube. it's inspire the by the new sandra bullock thriller and all the rage on social media apparently. people are actually walking around with blind folds on like sandra does in the movie, and the results are rather predictable, let's say that. >> just last week, netflix bragged "bird box" was one of its most popular films ever.

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