chen: yes.yield school of public health, we just put together a news article such as yourself ie labs around the world working on this? dr. chen: about frequently asked questions about sars, transmission, how to avoid, prevent, control this disease. that is on the webpage of our yell school of public health. we have more colleagues in this , jon across the u.s. hopkins, howard, many other institutions are working very closely monitoring this. even today, the journal in the u.k., they published five articles about this disease. two of the articles have really detailed data. david: thank you so much for joining us. we will have more coming up in the next hour on bloomberg radio. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. coming to you from new york. ♪ hopkins, howard, many other david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. much of the talk at davos this week was about climate change. in this weeks episode of bloomberg wall street week, w

. >> reporter: maria chen watched the gruesome scene from her flo shop window. at least one thief snatched the rap top. police say the victim chased after them. >> i kind of understand where somebody is trying to defend their belongings. >> reporter: chen says she saw a young man hold onit to the dot l dark-colored suv. >> right eye and forehead was bleeding very badly. >> reporter: he's now in critical condition at a local hospital. >> we want to remind our community, property can be replaced, but you can't. >> reporter: chen isn't charging the customer for a single white rose because it's going to a small memorial for the victim. >> the >> this is somebody's father, so son, brother. >> reporter: oakland police are still working on interviewing witnesses and collecting surveillance video. no description of the laptop thieves and the people in that get away car. but if you were in the area shortly before noon that morning and you saw what happened and you have any video on your cell phone of what you saw oakland police want to hear from you. >> a reminder, we al

co-founder and ceo tina chen sat down with me to talk about the victim.n says time's up goal for 2020 is to help women and minorities change the workplace culture in silicon valley. >> one of my priorities this year is to really bring time's up tech to life and help in the tech industry. >> chen was being honored today by watermark, the bay area's largest organization dedicated to increasing the number of women in leadership positions. >>> jessica today making us proud. >> thank you. >>> it's a sight you can see only couple of weeks each year. the yosemite firefall. coming up why even fewer people will catch a glimpse this year. >> and we have jimmy. >> blake lively here for box of lies. jamila jamil. and rowdy rich. "the tonight show" starts in a few minutes. >>> happening now, archbishop riordan high school will become coed in the fall of this year. opened in 1949 school leaders have been discussing going coed since riordan's sister school the all girls mercy high school announced it's shutting down in june because of financial and enrollment issues. we

thank you to lanhee chen at the hoover institution.will be in iowa for live coverage on caucus night at 10:00 eastern time. coming up, we hear from the democratic candidate for president andrew yang on the campaign trail. our own joe weisenthal caught up with him in iowa and he will tell us what he wants to do in terms of policy and how he will win the iowa caucus. that is coming up on "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ whether you're out here on lte or here on a wifi hotspot. xfinity mobile has more coverage to keep you connected to what matters most. that's because it's the only wireless network that automatically connects you to millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. save up to $400 a year when you switch. plus, save even more with $100 off galaxy a50. click, call or visit a store today. david: this is "balance of power." we go now to mark crumpton. mark: president trump signed the new u.s.-mexico-canada trade agreement into law today, ending what he called the nafta nightmare. he may

. >> "today in the bay's" sonya chen has that interview. >> i was better off without him. >> reporteronicia ramirez says her three-year relationship with victor after dropping their daughter off after a thanksgiving visit, she says their meeting turned violent. >> i'm turned back so m looked back and he's like pulling up his pants and then he like comes es very quickly, and then he puts me in a chokehold. >> reporter: she also says he slit her throat. >> i woke up on the ground, i was bloody but nothing registered in my head. i didn't know that i was cut, i didn't know anything. nothing was making sense. i knew i was bleeding. i was still screaming for his help, you know, i was still screaming for him, help me, i'm hurt, call the ambulance, help. >> reporter: she says he left her for dead and then came back. >> he comes back, he's like why didn't you die? why is it taking so you long to die? >> reporter: she knew she had to find the strength to survive. >> i literally told myself if i don't get up right now he's going to end up killing killing me in front of my kid. >> reporter: that'

of links taiwan's restricting travel north korea is up in quarantine i asked about his asian expert chen face if the sealing off of what has been effective yes i would say the sealing off is very effective because one hand is very well connected with other cities through all the public transport infrastructure so if the airports and railways and also the motorways sealed off people are hardly get out and also because of the size of the city people is it were very difficult for people to walk out of the city what does that mean for people and businesses i mean we're talking about an economy that is slowing. and and suddenly business is coming to a standstill in that region. well yeah it will have negative impact on business for sure but i think this depends on the sealing off period how long it will last and the impact on the business can be more clear but at the moment because the chinese new year's holiday anyway. how much would you say china's rapid urbanization is to blame here. oh well i would say that it's not to blame. urbanization but how we cope with you merges the situation like

filed this report when david chen drawing to hong kong police force a few years ago he never thought that he would see scenes like these david chan is not his real name. these was last november when protesters and police clashed for hours on the university campus hong kong police had come under massive attack. and david says it's not only the physical threats that affect morale. they've been working long hours they've been blamed fingers pointed at them it's very exhausting both physically and mentally. this is what he's talking about from prong nice criticizing and off and could sing at the poorly just and then you offices are on edge they've been accused of the indiscriminate rests beating upset if you would protesters and threatening to shoot to you guys into apartment just if videos off alleged police brutality yes circulating online bystanders were get into arguments with offer says wrist getting pepper sprayed a clear violation missed the ruse asked david learn i'm just frustrated because some offices really just like the protesters and honestly they really want to bait them up

natasha chen spoke to some of those families. >> i ask you god to give comfort where comfort is neededt sunday night service, family members of soldiers being deployed were asked to stand. at least six members of the fayetteville north carolina church are on their very first deployment. the first brigade of the division has trained for this, they run drills to go from getting that phone call to boarding a plane in a hear of hours. still this deployment shook families right at the end of their holidays with the first notification september on new year's eve. this military spouse may have a smile on her face, but sunday was rough. >> i've cried a lot. >> reporter: she found out at lunchtime that her husband who was already deployed at training would be rerouted to join others in the middle east. she said an added challenge is that he was not allowed to tell her exactly what was happening so he told her to look up a particular news article. >> hard not to hear did from it person. >> reporter: and taylor smith is doing all he can to support his friend who got a notice to deploy. >> they aa

we welcome lanhee chen. thank you so much for being with us. the economy, we hear various things, it is really big, or not very much. how do you make it out? lanhee: it's as big as you might expect in an election year. the uncertainty surrounding the u.s. china trade situation was a drag on growth, did present a challenge, i think, to the economy in the united states. agreement, of the without question, is helpful to the u.s. economy. if anything, removes a potential impediment to future economic success this year as we head toward the election in november. on that, it's a positive. how much of a positive is yet to be seen. david: who are the winners and losers, is agriculture a winner? on the other hand, there was more heavy machinery committed to than agriculture. think there are couple of sectors, those two can be seen as winners. in the long run, the question is really going to be what does this agreement mean in terms of a potential future agreement, is this agreement actually enforceable? one of the big issues is china has made all of the

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cnn's natasha chen has more from ft. wolf, this was a sudden thing for these families, they found out at the tail end of the holidays that they would have to say goodbye to their loved ones. while the family members of those being deployed have been asked not to talk about it or post about it publicly on social media for security reasons, ft. bragg officials have talked to us about the process of sending this first brigade of the 82nd airborne division overseas. now, keep in mind this is what they are designed to do, to respond rapidly to situations like this. they have been prepared. but still, it is a jarring feeling for these families, especially at the new year when this happened. some of these families, we're hearing, have not experienced the deployment of a loved one before. i'm hearing about that from sabrina jahanes, the executive director of deployed love, a volunteer organization that helps families during these times. >> they're obviously reaching out and saying, i'm really scared, i don't know what to expect

natasha chen joining me from fort bragg, the home of the 81st airborne. what are you learning?are they thinking and feeling? >> reporter: fred, this is a very sudden turn of events, and we do want to point out that from what we've heard, a lot of the spouses and family members of those deploying have been encouraged not to post about it on social media or to speak publicly about it for security reasons. but we have been talking to a volunteer organization who is in touch with these families, and what we're hearing is that some of these folks are going through deployments for the first time. and so there is a lot of fear and unknown questions, particularly because, as you said, they don't know how long this is going to last, and while they all know that this is what they signed up for, that they have been prepared, it is something else altogether to get that notice right at the end of the holidays, around new year's, and to not know what to expect, especially for those first-timers. so here is my conversation with sabrina johannes who is the executive director of a group called

natasha chen, cnn, fort bragg, north carolina. >> rosemary, i've seen this image on social media of so men and women soldiers in a plane, sitting there, just sitting, waiting, going. >> and wondering what's ahead because they don't know. >> with threats and, you know, lobbed on twitter. that's what's happening. >> it is. it's that sudden deployment. thank you so much for joining us. i'm rosemary church. >> i'm george howell. the news continues with "early start" here on cnn. sometimes your small screen is your big screen. and with the xfinity stream app, which is free with your service, you can take a spin through on demand shows, or stream live tv. download your dvr'd shows and movies on the fly. even record from right where you are. whether you're travelling around the country or around the house, keep what you watch with you. download the xfinity stream app and watch all the shows you love. i don't use some waxy cover up. i use herpecín l, it penetrates deep to treat. it soothes moisturizes and creates a spf 30 barrier to protect against flare ups caused by the sun. herpecín l. it d

. >> reporter: maria chen watched what happened next.conds people rushed to help the man bleeding from head. >> right eye and forehead, bleeding badly. >> reporter: getaway car a dark-colored suv, didn't get look at who was inside. >> one if not several suspects in our community. >> reporter: news made its way to downtown. >> i understand someone trying to defend belongings. >> reporter: searching for shoulder to cry on. >> seems easy to get away with property crimes. >>> shocking look at moment a car plunked off a cliff in half moon bay. you can see it slide off in front of another car. still no sign of that car or driver. crewed searched most of the day yesterday but ocean was too rough today to continue. lexus suv went over the cliff at gray well cove in the morning. found debris from the wreck but unknown if this wreck or previous crash. >>> news conference is set for tomorrow morning to announce a former student of bellerman prep is filing lawsuit against the san jose school. claiming brother harrington sexually assaulted a 13-year-

nbc bay area's tonia chen. >> reporter: some say this ban is necessary to save lives, while others say it's necessary to hit the mark. >> we-these high schoolers, middle schoolers getting ahold of these juuls, these vapes. >> reporter: california law makers want to do it by banning the sale of flavored tobacco products in brick and mortar stores. >> we are condemning a generation and addicting a generation to tobacco. we all recognize the risk of at the. >> reporter: the ban would include menthol cigarettes and flavored e-cigarettes, which are blamed for the surge of vaping. >> i didn't know it was this bad until all these stories started coming out and it's true. >> reporter: stores like this say it would put them out of business. >> we wouldn't be able to sell anything, period. >> i don't have to order anything online or pay shipping or anything . and i get advice from them, the pros. >> reporter: in san francisco flavored tobacco products are already banned. they say the ban took about forty% of their sales. >> in stores like us, liquor stores and smoke shops, it's very hard. most o

natasha chen, cnn, atlanta. >>> coming up, police officers are looking for multiple suspects after five people were shot at a party in colorado overnight. >> we'll have that, of course and we're closing in on the national championship game between clemson and lsu in new orleans and coy wire, he is there asking the tough questions. >> very serious question. red beans and rice or gumbo in. >> gumbo. i do love gumbo but i'm red beans and rice. >> definitely gumbo. but you could never go wrong with either. dust mite droppings! eeeeeww! dead skin cells! gross! so now, i grab my swiffer sweeper and heavy-duty dusters. duster extends to three feet to get all that gross stuff gotcha! and for that nasty dust on my floors, my sweeper's on it. the textured cloths grab and hold dirt and hair no matter where dust bunnies hide. no more heebie jeebies. phew. glad i stopped cleaning and started swiffering. this melting pot of impacted species. everywhere is going to get touched by climate change. you always want to be able to for your patients.f get them out of pain, get them out of pain fast. we have

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it's now a museum headed by peter chen a check most of the old equipment has been preserved and the former signal man explains how it worked that it's in a. busy signal box number 15 which coordinated around way traffic in decima on the northern part of the train station. there would be a dispatcher working here as well as a signal month and someone keeping a record of all the train journeys in a register outdoor not a little survey dispatcher organize train traffic. there was another signal tower just like this one on the south side of the station for trains headed to. the towers worked in tandem. and together they directed the entire ditching way junctions that. there was a ditching for stance of the rock. in addition to the historical interlocking technology in the museum also includes a range of original documents. a small collection of historical telecommunications equipment. and other features such as a reinforced door installed to protect staff from air raids. that they then pulled the as it occurred about an outage that it's advice they did the technologies for $942.00 when they se

lahnny chen, amy walter, kristen welker and mark leibovich.hat republican senators that many of us have identified as potential voters for witnesses and more evidence responded to some issues with the house impeachment manager, joni ernst, it's hard to keep an open mind when there's so much baloney being thrown at you. lisa murkowski, schiff was moving right along then he got a couple of places and that was unnecessary. maybe we'll all overread these things, but it is interesting that here is some folks going out of their way to indicate finding ways to not be for witnesses or not be happy about the house impeachment manager. >> that's right. they were almost given a way out, chuck. what was notable talking to democrats and republicans, they said we just don't have four votes right now. romney might be a yes, collins might be a yes but murkowski indicating she's not going to be a yes, so where do you find those other votes? they're looking potentially at lamar alexander. one democrat said to me last night we're looking for our john mccain. i t

they don't have the sponsorship right now of oliver chen, they don't have matthew boss, jpmorgan, they going to be at the jpmorgan retail conference that i can tell that's where you get the sponsorship and big institutions they're busy running the business they don't need necessarily for me to cure rate what their stock should do but that's how you get that exposure. >> i want to ask about target. everybody was talking up target, everywhere you go whether it's oliver chen, you just mentioned the analyst or you or the guys on half time brian cornell has done a great job. do you think the street is being a little too tough on target today? given what they've seen from the quarter. >> no, when they said they were doing 5, 6 and thought they would do very well, the stock got bid up 12 bucks, it's going to give some of that back. there's an achilles' heel there and the achilles' heel is hard goods, electronics, home in the end we still want to go to amazon for those, we are not going to get the lowest price at target i think it was an apple christmas, the 11 took the world by storm and cost

american appointed to the califnia supreme court will step down this year 77 year-old justice ming chen will retire at the end of august after nearly 25 years, he was appointed by retirement will now allow governor newsome to make a new appointment to the 7 member state court sonoma county officials say the wildfires in raleigh power shut off by pg e cause losses of million the board of supervisors there voted last night. >>to hire 2 law firms to pursue legal action against e je ne last nighs action comes as pg e is trying to dig out of the financial hole created by a series offires blamed on e utility's outdated electrical system and negligence. the supervisors also released findings of a report assessing the economic effect of the fire and for pg e power shut-offs report by the moody analytics research company found the fire cost the county million in losses and the shuttle caused an additional million in losses. a proposed law that would require companies such as pg need to compensate customers for intentional power shut-offs clearedits first hurdle today our capitol bureau reporter

justice no peace no subconscious bias sees that create unfair suspicions of some groups over others chen with me know just. 'd where to go to a short break but my new book bullet points and punch lines is available for preorder at least camp booka dot com it comes out soon it is an intro by jimmy door forward by chris hedges and the us has a limited number of signed copies check it out back with more. player. played. played. live live. live. live. live live. live. live live. live live. live live. oh. please. live. lists lists lists lists. lift. and a very warm welcome to you watching us in such. not to leak. and when you. look at the distance was most of the book. but. it's still it's about. me there's. just a little. there's a lot of here is economy where china has caught up or surpassed us you know the mobile payments markets 50 times the size of the us or over here still writing checks our banking system is not innovated 5 g. we've kind of recently woken up the last couple years and go wow we don't even have a company that can make 5 g. equipment it's been a win win for china and it's

must see killing 2 months before her death as is required by your teen went to the psychiatry list dr chen point who diagnosed her with a mild form of autism teen's family protests this diagnosis adamant she was simply suffering heartbreak and distress after a failed relationship. she knew that if she wasn't diagnosed with autism or asperger's she would have no chance of being euthanized as such they say the key legal requirement that a patient be incurably ill was not met and so by injecting her with that lethal dose she was poisoned really confused by the diagnosis and in this particular psychiatrists solution of suicide it just doesn't it doesn't fit together for me i think that there is a dangerous especially from a mental health perspective when people play god is so to speak when we're making decisions now about life and death or when other people are making decisions about when to in their life based on things that can be fixed pretty easily in some cases mental illnesses autism is certainly very treatable one of my child has some mild autistic manifestations and we get through thos

washington's supported the protests from the outset of course but hong kong based political scientists joseph chen think has more to do with building wider political leverage against beijing. did united states part of we will support hong kong but don't know it's from a ministration most likely to hong kong issue and here we as human rights issues in china as bargaining chips to exert pressure on china people would like to see a novel nice asian process a reconciliation process but apparently 18 and the hong kong government have maintained their hotline stand and they have used to make any concessions to the protesters and to ducal democracy in walls. to talk past the hour taiwan's military's chief has been killed in a helicopter crash near the capital taipei the defense ministry said 7 others also died but the remaining 5 on board survived we can report the blackhawk helicopter was heading from the capital to a base on the island's east coast but 30 minutes after takeoff it disappeared from radar and partly came down in a mountainous area not known yet why the aircraft got into such difficulty bu

for more on this, i'm joined from taipei by charles chen, who has just been elected as a member of parliaments closer integration with china. first of all, congratulations on your own election, but your party's presidential candidate lost categorically. have you worked out why? well, i think the china factor is significant in this election, and i think the message that most voters, particularly those younger generations, deliver is that they are not happy with what beijing government has done, particularly in hong kong. so the hong kong issue dominates most of the news information in taiwan, and so i think it created strong sentiment, particularly among younger generations in taiwan, that they wa nted generations in taiwan, that they wanted to say no to beijing. and so i think people in taiwan, most of them, they want to keep a safe distance from beijing, from china. that's the message received clearly from this election. though the kmt does not really keep very close standing to beijing, but i think this campaign strategy from dpp was successful in this election. essentially it looks like ma

been telling chen you know what. number. did it damn 10.damn can i stop in a minute or 2 am connection you. had all it about us and the. you know my lincoln through the monitor one man for some pleasant thoughts about that time my memory. and i thought would you not well i'm glad to see that been laughing. i want to see you be laughing when did i best get out from the one i lived through and then face going to be a bad guy. when i'm mistaken you know fine can't go much in mumbai left out ahead of me you know i'm none too. strong for made in the one line to form below wind but i'm got a piece in there you go watch on for me. or. by me and we have no choice but a large situation here forces us to take this risk even you can even if i die my children can be proud of me because i want them to because i won't have died stealing or robbing a someone but because i wanted to give them a better future but it simply wasn't god's will for someone from i wonder. if. it's hard to tell if someone's on that way to the market or on their way to your up som

break this story down in helping us to do that is she chen and this is a professor at the yale university school of public health think you for joining us so professor thank you for having me i suppose the 1st question that comes up here for me is how the. the c.d.c. in the media got a jump on this new virus it's so scary they say when in reality the flu kills tens of thousands of people every year on average right the flu kills about what 56000 people a year and then according to the c.d.c. in 2017 it killed 80000 people so why do viruses like this corona virus create such a public health scare. yeah like the regular flu this one we we know very little about that we do not know the region of these wires we do not know how that spread and how easy that spread to to from human to human and what a stage whether it is have to develop a symptom before trust miscible to others and there's no vaccination i like flu so there were. taken many years to develop and we still remember that. the nation was not invented here today so science was gone because of the temperature or other climatic conditi

been telling chen you know what. i am fond of number 9 am we did it i am jenny i am a lady it damn can i stop am i eat all day i'm going to join you. about us and about the. normal engine would amount to one for some pleasant thoughts about that time. nominee. and not go when you're not well i got to see i've been laughing. i'm to see you be laughing wendy i'm going to get out from the one i lived through and then it's going to be very bad. when i'm mistaken you know fine can't go much and try to help and you know mom told me some form made in one lump that formed a long winded but i got out of the scenario goes on for me. here. by me we have no choice but a large situation here forces us to take this risk of you know you can even if i die my children can be proud of me because i want them to that because i won't have died stealing or robbing a someone but because i wanted to give them a better future but it simply wasn't god's will for someone from the ones you know . it's hard to tell if someone's on that way to th

he did sign a contract to china agreement talking about denuclearization that was signed number one chen denuclearization kim jong un also spent much of his speech addressing the need to develop his country's economy with an emphasis on self-reliance it seems to be accepted that crippling economic sanctions will stay in place and may even be further tightened as a punishment for any renewed testing. but the past 2 years of summit diplomacy not only with the u.s. but also north korea's neighbors leaves the country far less isolated than it was before and its continuing weapons development means it goes into 2020 with more advanced missile technologies and an expanded nuclear program rob mcbride al-jazeera sole. the u.n. and government forces in central african republic have to clear the neighborhoods in the capital bangui a weapons free zone the area known as p.k. 5 recently sold days of fighting between a militia and local traders the fighters were given a deadline to disarm which has now passed al-jazeera has more from donkey. i shore force by united nations troops in an effort to avoid

our attention now to other world news and the polls are due to close shortly in taiwan's president chen parliamentary elections the vote is seen as a choice between moving closer to china continuing to resist beijing's push for green if occasion opinion poll suggests current president sighing when who is pro independence will win a 2nd scott heiler is in taipei for a sore spot the polls are closing in about an hour or so what's the turn up been like. well the turnout here at this polling center where the elementary school in downtown taipei it has been pretty good kind of traditionally you see a spike in the morning right when the polls open and we did see that and then toward the afternoon you know we're only about a half hour before the polls close now we saw a little bit more of a spike here but also across taiwan that's being reported by local media so we have seen that what appears to be a heavy turnout this is it anticipated that there was going to be a heavy turnout today because of the weight that this election holds as you mentioned you know it's really kind of widely viewed as

with that in the kai-chen manufacturing data later today, that will give investors a pretty good read on how the chinese economy is playing out. sophie: calls favoring on u.s. equities. that could prove a crucial decision this year. markets -- our markets outside the u.s. likely to perform better? adam: it is a big call, but we have heard this from a number of people over the last few months, that there may be a full valuation for u.s. equities and you should be starting to look at rotating out of what has been, of course, an incredibly well performing market relative to the rest of the world if you take the last 2, 3, or five years. getquestion is if, as we into 20/20 20, that can continue , and certainly for bob dole, who has been around in markets for a long time, he is saying that, really, that is one of the big calls he has for 2020, that you will get an outperformance of some of the non-u.s. markets. you might see em markets, notably china, sitting on pretty cheap relative valuation relative to global markets with increased policy support, maybe offering upside potential alluded

we have vivian chen will be up next at five: p.m. she will be closing us up for the weekend. but before that i'm excited to welcome kimberly dark here . a performer, thinker, critical analyst and generally essayist. i don't know anyother nouns you prefer . sorry, i'm a little brain-dead, it's been a long weekend but i am excited to welcome her here to our stage to talk about her book, pretty and soon to be old please join me in giving her a warm round of applause. >>you so much. i'm going to talk to the three of you that are sitting right here in front of me . i just want to say thank you doctor can be, i would be standing here getting a book signed myself if i work here busy with other things. i'm kimberly dark and it's my pleasure to be here with you. i am also, pretty and soon to be old. as the title says and we're going to talk about appearance privilege and how that works. if you could just look around you right now and focus on a stranger. don't stare, that would be weird but just get a stranger in my and think about what kind of words you would use to describe that per

. >> that was sonna chen reporting. >>> in other news, if you're one of the many people who needs tot your real i.d. before the october deadline, you want to listen to this story. getting your real i.d. requires certain documentations brought to the dmv, and one surpass port, according to the state department's own web site. but new information from the government agency now says your passport could be rejected as a form of i.d., if it doesn't scan. the recommended fix? bring your birth certificate as well. and if you changed your name, after a marriage or a divorce, bring your marriage license as well. so the real i.d. will be required to fly domestically, beginning in october, unless you bring your passport. >> i even know where my birth certificate is. >> 7:37 now. still ahead on today in the bay, the 49ers gearing up for the first playoff game ever at levi stadium. we will tell you why some of the niners are singled out by the nfl yesterday. sports is next. looking to get your business off to a fast start in the new year? it's go time! switch to comcast business and get fast inte

. >> reporter: natasha chen, cnn, atlanta. >>> top of the hour now, welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. i'm fredricka whitfield. thank you for joining me this sunday. we begin with more on breaking news out of kenya. a terror attack on a base there has left one u.s. service member and two u.s. civilian contractors dead. we're told this has happened at a base in manda bay. two other americans were also wounded in the attack but are now in stable condition. cnn is covering all angles of this. let's go straight to cnn correspondent diane gallagher for more on this. what else can you tell us about what you're learning? >> reporter: yeah. fred, i can tell you that we've been told by a defense official that those two department of defense members were air crew members who were killed in this attack. now, what is especially significant about this in addition to the loss of life is the fact that this is the first known time that al shabab has penetrated a base that u.s. personnel is

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. >> and that was natasha chen reporting. and that is it for me. >>> i'm brooke baldwin. you are watching cnn on this monday. thank you for being here. we begin with breaking news on the pending impeachment trial of president trump. john boltons has now stepped in line to possible become its star witness. trump's former national security adviser announced, quote, i have concluded that if the senate issues a subpoena for my testimony, i am prepared to testify. if bolton receives the subpoena, he would be the highest level administration official to comply. now, others inside the president's inner circle, secretary of state mike pompeo, chief of staff mick mulvaney and vice president mike pence have all refused to cooperate in this impeachment investigation following president trump's direction. so let's start with lisa lair, and kylie atwood. ladies, kylie, first with you, tell me what john bolton is offering. >> so what he is coming out with today is the fact that he is willing, he is open to providing testimony to the senate as part of their impeachment trial if he is te

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with us now is liz dunn and oliver chen, senior analyst at cowen. liz. >> happy new year. >> well, happy new year to you it was a happy new year for some stocks i looked today you've got ross, tj max, lowe's, estee lauder there are some e retailers doing extremely well what's wrong with this group of dogs i think like the regular clearance rag, sometimes it's there for a reason nordstrom is one that might be interesting. but for the most part, department stores, mall base d apparel store, very difficult places to be oliver, where do you see opportunities in retailers that have been beaten up? >> yeah, what we're excited about is target. we like the broad line retailers. the target pe multiple is about 17 times and walmart in the 20s. so on a pe basis, we like target relative to the eps growth they can generate as well as drive up and curb side pick up. we agree the mall, aparable, it's within a tough place to be and by fifurcation is also playg out in that we like value. the off price sector is good as well as costco because customers are looking fo

. >> reporter: maria chen runs the florist across the street as was deeply disturbed. >> he was bleeding from the head, and his face was completely purple, blue. and fortunately, somebody tried to do the first aid, you know, the crb to help him. >> reporter: police say fire department personnel witnessed some of the crime and immediately rendered first aid. the suspect or suspects got away. police are analyzing video from many of the surveillance cameras mounted throughout this business district. and have not yet released a vehicle description. >> there's a lot of, the sports store was burglarized. i'm becoming scared to come here. >> are these individuals connected with any other crimes? whether it's robberies or thefts or any type of electronic devices. >> reporter: the man's family is being notified as police told us just a short while ago. he did succumb to injuries, severe trauma to his head, as he tried to chase down the suspects who stole his laptop. police are asking for the public's help. anyone who might have taken a cell phone video, a photo of some kind, they want to get thos

kpix 5 reporter sharon chen is in pleasanton to show us how. >> reporter: death icann may be the unique motto of the class at this is in your community living in pleasanton. the instructors the same senior citizens they serve. >> i feel like i am lucky to be in this class. >> reporter: it all started back in january, when some of the seniors realized they were having a hard time communicating in english with some of the housekeeping staff. stoneridge creek resident wayne boyd, a retired chemistry teacher and engineer, came up with an idea. why not lunch and english as a second language program on the premises. >> we have the time and we have the talent really. >> reporter: way has. up two dozen senior residents with two dozen staff members wants to improve their english. many of them are immigrants from mexico or asia with more than one job and families at home. the public library provides the training and curriculum and the workers get paid for the one hour a week if they are in class. retired airline pilot alvin baird teaches the john who works in the laundry room. >> her vocabulary i

framers in creating the impeachment remedy, it was for this kind of public corruption, it was for chenn people take the power and use it for their own ends. so i think that he is brought into make a legal argument really to try to get the senate to think that the facts don't matter even if everything is true that it is alleged in the articles, it doesn't rise are to the level of impeachment. so he is part of the scheme to have a trial without witnesses and without evidence. >> and we'll have to talk about the book club later. but we have to leave it here for now. paul, joyce, thanks you both. >>> coming up, the nation's security agencies are saying they are trying to guard against another attack on the u.s. elections by making a major policy shift. and the startling admission from at least one official who says that the policy doesn't work. l s that the policy doesn't work [alarm beeping] {tires screeching} {truck honking} (avo) life doesn't give you many second chances. but a subaru can. (dad) you guys ok? you alright? wow. (avo) eyesight with pre-collision braking. standard on the su

. >>> there's a new solution chen it comes to relocating a mile-long homeless camp along the joe rodota trail. this is part of building a better bay area. the sonoma county board of supervisors voted to move the encampment near the los guilicos park. it's remote but not a fix. >> los guilicos will be a waste of time and money. nobody can go out there. people are trying to get a job. they can't be all the way out there. >> county's goal is to have the trail cleared by the end of the month. the facility to house the homeless is expected to have 60 portable units. >>> happening today, governor governor newsom will be in the central valley to talk about his plan to deal with homelessness. he'll meet with people struggling to get off the street. he'll hear from those who work to house and assist the homeless. it's part of the governor's week-long tour across the state. he was in southern california yesterday. today he makes a stop in fresno. he'll tour a recovery facility that offers social services including mental health. >>> today the house will hold a historic vote to send articles of im

. >>> retirement from the supreme court justin chen is the current court's longest serving justice and first chinese american justice. he was appointed by governor pete wilson in 1996. initially considered a moderate. he is considered a conservative jurist. the 77-year-old told the san francisco chronicle he wants to smell a rose and spend more time with his wife and family. he will leave at the end of august, governor newsome will make his first appointment to the court. >>> new allegations coming to light tonight about jeffrey epstein, authorities say he ran an under aged sex ring at the island that went on longer than anyone suspected. they say he abused girls on his island as recently as 2018. epstein was accused of bringing girls as young as 12 to his secluded compound on his private plane and helicopters. >> jeffrey epstein carried out an expansive scheme of human trafficking and sexual abuse of young women and underaged girls right here in the virgin islands. >> this new suit is being filed against epstein's estate. epstein was found hanging in his jail cell. >>> up next at 6:30

. >> reporter: brenda chen took lots of photos when she was in china. >> we were in shanghai afterwardsing pictures was about the only thing she could do with her iphone. >> i couldn't call out. i couldn't receive calls. i couldn't check my email either. >> it was a little unnerving being far from home without phone service. >> strangely, the only person i could contact was my daughter by text. i explained to her my service was suspended and i can't contact dad. >> it had nothing to do with her location. it was the phone. somebody had reported it stolen. >> every time i tried to make a phone call, then it would say this device has been blocked. >> her phone had been blacklisted, entered into a database of stolen phones which are blocked from getting service. it's meant to deter theft, but brenda's phone wasn't stolen. >> and i said i have never lost my phone. i still have it in my hand. >> luckily, she was traveling with a group. so when their tour bus got into an accident one day, brenda wasn't stranded. >> everyone had a phone, and they were happy to share. >> when she got home, she c