charles shaw says trumps comments of spots in comprehension. among the latest from that came reports from putting on the surface screen land has vast amounts of ice under which lives valuable natural results is in terms of oil, gas and rat us. but for the incoming us president, it's strategic. location is paramount as well. we need to plan for national security purposes. i've been told that for a long time, long before i even ran, i mean people have been talking about it for a long time. you have approximately 45000 people there. people really don't even know if denmark has any legal rights to it. the danish government is adamant it does. that has been diplomatic and his response be use prince gave of we in the commonwealth of nations, fine denmark, greenland, the federal islands, have a collective obligation to find or positions in this. a slightly more uncertain what would be taught. and it also means we take responsibility for looking after all part of the activity. we're open to a dialogue with the americans on how we can both be corporate, even more closely than we do to ensure

gone off, shaw from vietnam is over the water. admittedly, the line does take you right across these as long as the risk of the flooding in the nose and philippines and there is costs. big charles in indonesia and some degree lazy that is all seasonally correct. as the nicest snow in japan is also seasonally correct. we've had that nice to meet you. even at low ground and in the northern part of home. sure. and the small smith's talk this stuff over the next day or so, it was the colder sleek science. and ne, in china, across the open waters of the sea of japan. there might be some snow on the high ground in safe career. indeed, north crib, it's sold itself nimble in the range. our suspect right might feel about the code that suggests, but some china make you feel better as it does in most to try and hold on to hong kong. some charges in abundance and most of india, it's raining, every navigating substance for lack of the priest does keep it a little bit clarity on this east coast and to production for the north coast found is the problem by the dash and the northern indian fighting pots of the impact has done that focus persistent in the cities. it does clear for some jury tod

among casualties, altadena residents victor shaw, anthony mitchell and his son justin mitchell and 84-year-old charlesareas still look like they were hit by a bomb. there are live electrical wires, gas lines and other hazards. >> reporter: many just looking for answers, like ron mccord, who fled the eaton fire without knowing if his house was okay. >> we talked to the police. they said nobody's going through. we saw you guys and we thought, oh my gosh, maybe they can help. >> reporter: unable to pass through police check points, he asked us to go check for him. it's totalled. this is their house. they told us there was stones in front, a street sign in front. this is 100% it. by the looks of it, it's totally gone. this is the remains of the garage in the back but the house part here, they told me they had stone steps in the front. totally gone. so we walked back down and showed ron what happened, recording with his permission. >> this house has survived 110 years. >> reporter: what's going through your mind as you see this? >> my worst fears are confirmed. and it's just sad. >> reporter: ron's story r

justice lemuel shaw, really tough jurist, legendary jurist, and in his argument for the first time in american history, the words equal justice under the law are used. they used by charles sumner in 1849, for the first time, the words separate but equal is inherently unequal. those words are uttered in an american by charles sumner charles, literally more than 100 years ahead of his time. the argument he makes in the sara roberts case in 1849 is almost the identical argument thurgood marshall makes in brown versus the board of education. in 1954, almost identical. much of sumner's language finds its way not just into that case, but into some of martin luther king's writing, into civil rights act of 1964, into the voting rights act of 1965. it's sumner's language. he's making these arguments 1849. that's incredibly early to be making these arguments. and he does after elected and he's elected in 1851 by the massachusetts legislature, if you'll recall, no direct election of senators until 1913. the used to elect united states senators, southerners. in 1851 and in 1852. deliver is the first anti slavery speech in american in the congress of the united states. now, think ab

charles: so, my next guest says that a more complex global picture is emerging with significant divergences in growth and policy implications so let's bring in principal asset management, seamus shaw of the world seem to have different economic needs right now in that these tariffs and i'm reading from your note here, sort of could reinforce u.s. exceptionalism and at the same time, maybe derail the rest of the world. how do you see it playing out? >> yeah, hi. i think that this is a key theme for this year. one of the things economists are worried about is the u.s. economy is in credibly strong. you see that from the data and on top of that you have the government coming in and likely to add into introduce a number of tariffs across a number of trading is still to be seen exactly how much, what the scope is, but certainly the impact be fairly significant if they were to go the full extent they have been talking about. for example, mexico has such significant exposure to the u.s. from their trade purposes that a 25% tariff be of meaningful hit for their economies. you look to someone like china where 60% tariff, it's not as significant a trade partner, but a 60% tariff could do me