not but so for cade some profit taking towards the d.n.a. trading session and after to sign the deal but investors are giving you said today idea that most will stay over the coming years since that phase 2 will not be completed at least until we are done with the presidential elections here in the u.s. but there are some winners so far on paper aside from farmers manufacturers and energy companies which will sell more to china financial services benefited enormously from the removal of specific borrowers in the asian country that is why we can explain the presence of a she could use from j.p. morgan mastercard or visa the signing ceremony in the white house part of the deal was a financial service providers will be able to complete on a more level playing field and expand their services exports offerings in the chinese markets let's talk more about that finding ceremony one man who wasn't there was chinese president cheating paying he spent his life instead i think and is the us it is again if we can reflect a subtle but important aspects o

cade ninguno .ar? >>todos tenemos derechos de hablar y tenemos derechos humanos, si no se respetan tus derechos humanos debes hacerlos respetar.tiempo pasa tequila. felicidades. kate: fueron aÑos duros donde no trabajÉ, donde todo era incierto. estoy regresando fuerte porque amo lo que hago, porque tengo pasiÓn y me estÁ yendo muy bien. poco a poco voy llegando a donde quiero. yarel: platicaron de tu participaciÓn en esta pelÍcula. kate: muy contenta y emocionada. soy una mujer muy agradecida pero con mucha suerte. he tenido la suerte de trabajar con mucha gente como antonio bandera, y ahora con will smith. siempre que estoy en un set con ellos, lo mÁs bonito es que no importa de dÓnde seas, si eres mÁs famoso, fiestas en hollywood o mÉxico, nos une a todos el arte y contar la historia. todos somos contadores de historias. yarel: tienes que tiempo trabajando en hollywood, contando nuestras historias. una representante de la comunidad. ¿quÉ le falta a hollywood para que lleguen mÁs historias de nuez

cade? in other words, was one decade of prominence a good predictor of how they did the next?he median performance of a hot trend was actually negative 11, in other words, the basic model seems to be here, nothing lasts forever. >> right. and especially in decadent terms, when something is very hot, the next decade it is never that hot, in fact, it almost gives up the entire out performance that it has compared to the rest of the world so this is my sort of big concern here, that, yes, we had a green decade for america. this has been america's decade, but we may be at peak america. >> that if you look at the coming decade, what's going to be hot this decade will be very different. that within the one lesson of post-world war ii history, never extrapolate based on what happened in one decade. >> fascinating as always, thank you. >>> next on gps, the devastating fires down under. what does politic versus to do with it? actually quite a bit. i will talk to australia's former prime minister kevin rudd when we come back. some of my best memories growing up were cooking with mom. sh

if you continue the sectarian politics, if you continue also not to keep pressure on what's left of cadehis is going to come back and bite. and by the time they understood that, unfortunately, it was too late. >> as you are well familiar, there is a view, an understanding by many who have watched this space that the u.s. did not fight to stay in iraq as hard as they could have, and that in a way, not coming to an agreement on a status of forces with iraq allowed the obama administration to do what it wanted to do, which was to get out of the war, and then not understand what was going to happen with isis rising. so, i hear what you're saying in defense of that, but this is perceived to be a failure of effort on the part of the obama administration. >> listen, as someone who was part of that effort, i can tell you, we worked it very, very, very hard. i was there a lot, the vice president was deeply engaged. but the fact of the matter is this. at that point in their history, iraqis did not want american forces in their country. they perceived what had been a liberation to have become an oc

blreans want the trial to be done and dusted in a little over a week, would no one cadeed to give ee.he chief prosecutor is adam schiff, the democratic chair of the house intelligence committee. he says that would be a travesty. >> if the defendant is not allowed to introduce evidence of his innocence itias not a fair so too for the prosecution. if theouse cannot call witnesses, produce documents or evidence, it is not a fair ial. it is not really a trial at all. john: donald trump may be in the mountains with the global elite but he is watching washington. >> it is a hoax. it goes nowhere because nothing happened. the only thing we have done is a great job. we have the strongest country in e world by far. we are going in the wrong direction. we have the greatest econo h we have eve. john: the trial will go on for at least a week with eac side given three days to present their case. there will be questioning. all of this will beheonducted withtrictest rules of behavior. but on the cable newsrk net it is playing out 27. here, it is mixed martial arts, th seemingly no rules. this fight

. >>> property owners who have suffered in the kin cade fire have one more day to. people in the area that they do need to submit plans for debris removal to the county by january' 31st tomorrow. most have already completed the necessary paper work since last year's fire. >>> our time is 4:48. g to th sunday. that's faran diaz. she's the executive director of career and technical education. she's happy. for years she's helped thousands of students get ready for the next step after leaving high school. so to say thank you, the nfl is sending her to the super bowl. >> i have always wanted to be at a super bowl, but when it's at home, it's even better. >> educators that help our athletes along the way are super important. i wouldn't be here today without the education that i received right here in dade county as a kid growing up. >> and by the way if you're wondering which team dr. diaz is rooting for in the super bowl. she says she's rooting for the designated home team, the kansas city chiefs. >> apart from the big game itself a lot of people were looking forward to

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police say they finally arrested the so-called pillowcat cades at >>> an abc news exclusive. >> i just fell and landed. slam on the floor. >> ozzy osbourne speaking out about his health struggles. >>> major headache. the production problem causing a shortage of this popular painkiller. >>> and the exotic new petting zoo that has kangaroo fans jumping for joy. >>> good tuesday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm kenneth moton. >> and i'm kimberly brooks. we begin with the impeachment showdown on capitol hill. lawmakers are set to battle each other over the ground rules as president trump's historic trial shifts into gear today. >> the top republican in the senate unveiled the rules for the trial overnight giving each side 24 hours over the 2 days to make their case. but democrats claim republicans are trying to rush the trial to avoid witnesses and bury facts. >> abc's elizabeth hur has the new details from washington. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: kimberly and kenneth, good morning to you. and, yes, all along republicans have made it very clear they want this trial to be ove

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. >>> that's go to katie-based cade crist and cap. from san francisco with more on the preparation and the security that's in place for tonight's event christian?>> reporter: happy new year's eve to you. parking enforcement is starting to arrive here in the area. and forth that parking band in place just about now. you can see that there are some barricades in the area is set to be put out a little bit later on today. getting ready for the thousands of people who will watch the fireworks show here in the bay tonight. >> they call it the million- dollar view. view of the eighth floor roof deck of the hotel the tally on the embarcadero. >> new year's eve, visited. >> new year's eve is a single biggest day for them. droppings are still welcome to enjoy the bar. >> the bar is open but we are very limited in seating. the restaurant has been sold out so, get here early for that. and you can walk across the street and watch the fireworks. >> the dose family from mississippi are settling in to what promises to be a world- class show. >> is pr

and it turns out that cade has restrictive lung disease. he needs inhalers and oral steroids. he had been smoking a pod a day, the equivalent of a pack of cigarettes a day for three years. kelly from north carolina is here with her son, luca, whose addiction was so severe he spent 39 days as an inpatient in a rehab facility in california. and kelly said, "we began living with a stranger. our straight a student's grades dropped to f." it was the extreme anger. "it turned out our 14-year-old had a substance abuse problem and that substance was juul." and now i want to share a personal story, a story about how juul went after our kids and their friends by coming into their school without the knowledge of the school or of us concerned parents, juul sent a representative to talk to our kids about its product under the guise of education. on april 3, 2017, my then 15-year-old son caleb, who's here, told me there had been an anti-addiction talk. the teachers left the room and the man gave a confusing talk about juul, telling them it was not for kids but for adults. it was much safer

. >> here's how executive privilege comes into play, the block cade comes into play, in the senate votest to hear john bolton. donald trump said i'm going to invoke executive privilege. now we have a legal contest. i do not think it applies here as a general shield of wrongdoing. there is another question of who decides. republicans say it has to go to the courts, which means we will be delayed. >> executive privilege doesn't matter if he walked to a microphone you are saying? >> executive privilege, as a practical matter, unless he goes to the court at 9:00 a.m. and gets an injunction, there is nothing to stop bolton. >> the new york time's writes i think cleverly executive privilege has been used as a shield, not a sword. a shield by people. if i am sitting there testifying saying i can't tell you anything because the white house is exerting executive privilege. those people saying that don't want to tell you. for someone that does want to tell you, it has never been tested. >> and a limited shield, to national security secrets. this is not that. >> the next few hours will be interesti

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the situation in the oil terminal is in the east of the country remains a very uncertain as the blue cade continues and the n.o.c. that the state with the national oil corporation has been warning that the only loser in this game is libya while other well put up producing countries will increase their production capacity taking the advantage of. libya now. also says that it's now if this blockade continues it will be losing about. $55000000.00 a day or about $800000.00 bad it is a day this intuition also remains a very chaotic dead as there. are 5 major oil terminals in the east of the country have been blockaded by protesters including militia men tribal militia men along with the poor have to groups and then protesting what they call the military existence in libya here in the west of the country or the camp led by the you know recognize the government of national court there is still a question mark what will happen in berlin especially after both qatar and tunisia have been excluded despite the fact that the government have been insisting on germany to invite both countries. after wha

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talking points and find out how their faith influences person and policy and spoken to several 2020 cadell. >> why do we need to know this. >> i think it's important to know what forms their decisions. faith is important to me and informs who i am. to find out to peel back the layers i'm excited for the ted cruz episode that drops. he'll talk about how faith informed his decision to really forgive president trump for all those inflammatory things that were said in the 2016 campaign trail. next week we have nikki haley who many presume will run for presidency down the road and how her faith will inform her decision to do so and what it was like to be raised in a sikh home, what we would call a sikh home and it's great to know the candidates. >> on a longer -- >> on a more cellular level. >>er woo's listening and journeys of faith is available for free, by the way, on your >> lara, let's head over to you. >> thank you. >>> now we go to intuitive eating. an approach to food that could help you avoid frustration and keep those new year's resolutions. it's all about keeping everything on the