and you met richard and vanna, and from cahill, we have matt ir within. from t.s. studios, we have lee stickels, the landscape architect, and monica wilson from community and real estate development and we thank you and are happy to answer any questions that you might have. >> thank you. madam secretary, do we have any speaker cards? >> yes, we do. ace washington. >> happy new year commissioners, staff, audience, and participants in this great presentation. my name is ace, i'm on the case. to start off with it, you are going to approve it, so, nothing more for me to say on that, other than my own opinion. and statements. particularly to, what is this agency, housing -- excuse me -- bridge, ok. and it's not -- i'm not here to criticize, i'm simply here just to analyze some of the lies. y'all may not know it, young, but bridge, you talk about the homeless for whom sure nobody look like me. case in point, y'all have nothing today but go back to the c.e.o.s, pull up the record ace after getting out the hospital, surgery in my head. at my worker, i was due for housing t

trish cahill reported her abuse to the sisters of charity of st. elizabeth in 1994.he congregation paid her a 70,000 out-of-court settlement. hi, is this eileen? we reached out to sister eileen shaw, who cahill says she continued to see for years as an adult. you don't wish to discuss this at all? she just hung up. the sisters of charity removed her from her role as a grade school principal and outside ministry but say she remains a nun. what do you hope? >> that is the beginning of many, many times more that i get to speak and i get to educate and i get to possibly prevent this from happening to anyone ever again. >> ninan: in a statement, the congregation tells cbs news, "the case was investigated immediately when it was reported in 1994. and a settlement was reached that was mutually agreed by all parties. we believe that the sisters of charity acted in a responsible manner." still ahead on the cbs weekend news, a controversial new plan to prevent overcrowding in venice, italy. why a day trip could soon cost tourists a little extra. soon cost tourists a little. to

rereached out to sister eileen shaw who cahill says she continued to see as an adult. don't wish to zhus discuss at all? she just hung up. the sisters of share the removed her in her role as a grade school principal but report she remains a nun. they're restricting her from outside ministry. >> i think it's sad. >> reporter: in the meantime, cahill said the settlement she signed wasn't enough to help her deal with the lifetime of trauma. what is your hope? >> that this is the beginning of many, many times more that i get to speak and i get to educate and i get to possibly prevent this from happening to anyone ever again. >> reporter: cahill says she believes other nuns had to have fwhe known what was going on with her. she struggled with post traumatic stress disorder and alcohol and drug addiction that began with her abuse. the sisters of charity said they're eling to mewilling to mr though to address her concerns. >> predators seem to know exactly who to go after. >> and i think a lot of people think nuns are maternal and safe and in this case according to some of th

eight months and they've seen a lot of changes from players leaving and retiring such as to meet cahill and a lot of new blood coming in such as on the view has had a very good tournament and the reaction to the matches has been mixed as well the first game against jordan definitely did not like the best of what the teams capabilities are but they've been able to bounce back pretty well which was expected and i think having now come sit in their group and face use. in the round of sixteen things really be more optimistic. serina williams has made an emphatic statement of intent how they are strong and when williams being world are one small help in three steps to move into the quarter finals in melbourne so how malik reports. serena williams has taken a major step in reestablishing herself as the player to beat in women's tennis. to move on to the quarter finals in melbourne the american had to beat world number one simona halep and it looked early on that things would be easier than expected williams dominating the first six one how it didn't capitulate though she responded showing the

chinaman through injury while their top two scores over the past four years mild genentech and tim cahillhave retired the great memory for the public but in four years many things change in around the team but also a lot of people's personal lives so we're just you know it's a great memory but we totally focused on what's in front of us. also in group b. on sunday palestine in syria face off in the competition for the very first time adding a group a tiling take on india a win will put either team at the top of the group. and that's because house the u.a.e. and bahrain played out a draw in the opening game of the tournaments on saturday bahrain took the lead to a muhammad ali or a honey of the u.a.e. equalised later after a controversial penalty award the referee deciding how many more who had handled the ball stepped up to score the spot kick as the game finished one one. and then no. thanks to god we got one point i think everybody expected us to with the opening match we were playing at home in front of our own supporters but this is football it's true we missed many chances today but

we enter the forefront of art and technology with nancy baker cahill, which empowers virtual artistso share 360 degree paintings across the world. will patton meyer, and john craig freeman, who uses augmented reality art to where's -- to raise awareness of the plights in local communities. another artist, creator of noise escapes that explore the human impact on oceans, and an exhibitor of technological systems that interact with live organisms. moving and projection mapping, we meet an artist whose videos comment on the relationship between humans and technology. a sculptor who amalgamate's traditional art with projection mapping. and a multimedia experimentalist designing street art on a whole new level. with our artists leveraging a host of cutting-edge alternative technology to design installations that don't traditionally look like art, it begs the question of whether the combination of art and technology is developing a whole new genre. >> i use a very open definition of technology, i like to use old and new, high and low, and keep the definition as loose as possible. i have th

hoping by bringing more atn to themselves by raising awareness about their case bloat the medio and cahill where they have been this week they can sort of protect themselves through publicity and maybe they won't be deported now because ice will fear the publici them away, they are also hoping there are special categories ofs visas for foho have been the victim of crimes or who are material witnesses in important investigations they are hoping perhaps that they can be deemed to be one of those two categories by som as a result of coming forward and then they might get legal stat, at least for the cours of the investigation. >> i want to tak take a step ba. the president still owns his business, which includes 11 hotels around the world and 16 golf courses. what is your sense ohow much the president and managers knew about these people's statuses? and how widespread do you think these firings have been? h> so in terms of the question of where else isis happened? we don't know. we know about two clubs, westchester where illegal immigrants have been identified d fired a in last few weeks and

. >> woodruff: let's htor now from cahill.resentative jamie raskin of ryland is a member of th house democratic leadership team. he also serves on the judiciary committee. he formally s a professor of constitutional law. rthank you very much fo joining us. you said earlier today that if this is true, it would be an impeachable offense. how so? >> well, we know it's ue because of course the llpublicans impeached bi clinton over telling one liese about onual affair. and this is about organizing a whole pattern of lies in order ut deceive the congress of the united states ab matter of national security and a matter that goes to the heart of american national sovereignty. so lying and obstruction of justice has figured centrally in the impeachment that we've seen in modern times that is in the nixon impeachment and of course in the articles omef impea brought against clinton. so they arboth articles th were brought against nixon and articles brought against clinton obstruction of just tea and lying were ce so i think everybody vie

the struggle with the injuries they received even before that on another couple of retirements tim cahill and millie out of the attack were out. since then it's going to be an injury after injury and we're going to have to injury this morning for much. who's missed out of the jordan much of the rest that's all and so it's going to be difficult to live a relatively easy draw for come in second in the group so we should make at least the quarter finals and then you know from that the hopes kind of like on the last. in one game situation with actually beat anybody but i think still iran the favorites to me iran the favorites you had in there from martin will come but she with us the sort of progress is more rounds of great games that's come over the next couple of days i'll be back with more sports in the eighteen hundred jamesy news out the finale let's get back to come and i will see you for that then in amongst all the brig's that news of course and the latest coming out of kenya that attack which we saw at the start of the news all the day's headlines coming up as well with the team from

viviana: 2018 solute cahill prices post their slowest annual growth in nine years.5% in december. the property market is moderating after decades of steep rice gains made homes less affordable.brexit uncertainty is also tempting demands and calling the economic outlook. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. much.let's getry a check on today's biggest stock movers . for that, we can to sebastian salek. sebastian: let's start with one of the big sector stories of the day. you see a lot of familiar names among the top performers. bp.likes of ata the saudi's cutting back it up before the deal comes into force. the highest level for subsea since december 10. thean stanley lowering price target for asian tv channels, including -- 8 tv channels, including itv. this is the netflix threat consumer trends changing. taking the stock to a seven-year low. in.ler coming matt: thanks very much. we continue in the next hour. keene.nson joins tom this is bloomber