the victims does is the story about people who accepted this ideology chose to join the nazi party cho chose to join the s.s. and day where here and they were working and at the same time they were bringing up their children. it's been 75 years since auschwitz was liberated germany is now providing a total of $120000000.00 euros to support the site to ensure the horrors of the holocaust on not forgotten. and standing by for us live from auschwitz we have our chief political editor may have the question who has been following the commemoration for us today 75 years on mahela what was germany's role today at the ceremony because i mean we saw images of the german president funk steinmeier he was there what was the focus. yes it really was representing germany and there there was a real novelty that we saw last week when for the 1st time a head of state the german president was at the yad vashem memorial and was allowed to speak there he made a rather momentous speech certainly that's how it was also perceived in israel but also in germany saying he stood there laden with guilt and wishin

chose to join the nazi party cho chose to join the s.s. and a day where here and they were working and at the same time they were bringing up their children. it's been 75 years since auschwitz was liberated germany is now providing a total of $120000000.00 euros to support the site to ensure the horrors of the holocaust are not forgotten. and we'll have more coverage of that solemn anniversary right here on d w a reminder now the top story that we're following for you at this hour a total of $56.00 people have died from the corona virus in china and there are now more than 2000 cases chinese authorities have locked down the worst hit area by province travel restrictions have also been stepped up in a bid to try to contain the virus. stay tuned a new edition of our documentary series doc film coming up next in the meantime all the latest news and information available on our website 247 s d w dot com or follow us on twitter at the news account has been in berlin i'll be back with more news at the top down. to finding out. using a worldwide

about the victims does a story about people who accepted this ideology chose to join the nazi party cho chose to join the s.s. and day where here and they were working and at the same time they were bringing up their children. it's been 75 years since i was liberated germany is now providing a total of $120000000.00 euros to support the site to ensure the horrors of the holocaust are not forgotten. and standing by for us live from auschwitz we have our chief political editor macare the questioner who has been following the commemoration for us today 75 years on mahela what was germany's role today at the sarah.

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he also knows how it feels to score against dortmund and take cho which son of former heads of player and in the early part of the season the club's head coach his football home lies some 25 kilometers north west of the outer 1st i and was built to a different scale altogether by lynn's olympia study on. the welcome back to the what mostly gets the capital of germany and so the big stadium . he's become a veritable house icon in recent years the bees of each pulling on the shirt since 2015 the gold grabbing skipper another key now for the jockey. with. the. precision. to. go with the thing that i think these are special games for the fans above all the ones you don't forget where any player can become the hero of this without so i'm helping and that's an added motivation for everyone to focus on for a few extra. a bit of target practice for a visa bench on the bits of the berlin wall and historic prop that once served to divide a nation. the relic of a bygone era but still with a distinct resonance in this brand new darby where it's about much more than me at points. made any of these

not far from the impoverished quarter of them lendu john heads up the organization sway cho which translates as free will it's a nonprofit charity then he had the idea to start giving some ways to 2nd life by recycling it into products that had value again that led to the founding of the charity's commercial arm called green the map of. trash that pink has no life or no future and that's what really happens for a child walks on right now up cycling raised a lot of things that we actually up cycle for example a lot of tire in india is actually born to buy you know. that's very actually meet interesting wallets out of our those tires and to touch up back it's been congesting our landfills for a long long time plastic is similarly soviet retard that can be actually bring in innovation design and utility and and make some interesting products. more and more people in india are leaving the countryside for urban centers which are already overwhelmed by the flood of new residents. in india the growing population has increased overall waste by around 50 percent in the last 10 years. the government s

cho and many others lost furniture family heirlooms and more west >>the dia art came here to tell us that push the water out. the water subsides for our us. the a hole in baseme west for weeks thatshow is still in the process of fixing her basement from the water damage the place that was originally redone for her daughter to stay we had to take out >>flooring and everything has to be taken out the basement has to be in a vice i don't know how many. and dryers so was running for like 2. weeks 24 hours every single day and. it's in have right w this same street was also slammed by a water main break a few years ago while neighbors are relieved the rain didn't make its way into their homes this time. >>they're worried the next big storm might urging the city to do more and do it fast sudan county. this is not the first time the flooded here did so many times. >>indicate telling us that they're going to fix it the last i heard was that they're going to do 2021. who knows how many times it's going to rain supervisor norman yee who is in charge of this area told me last month that the cit

philippines the murder rate per capita involving firearms is 3 times higher than the united states and steve cho on this episode a one on one east we look at a new law the government says will put an end to gun crime and if so critics ask why haven't the killings stopped. on any given weekend across the philippines you'll find shooting ranges packed with gun lovers through makeshift mazes the battle to win the weekend's title are the fastest draw. the almost religious devotion to shooting in this nation reflects a deeply imbedded gun culture. and while the right to bear arms is an inch trying the constitution like in the united states many here believe it should be gun ownership is a civil right. this is ernesto. the face of the pro-gun lobby we believe that we should have our freedom to own and process where our maybe so but others have suffered on the other end of the gun. from the moment she was born stephanie nicole was the life of her family. she'd been hit by a stray bullet after someone fired into the air to celebrate the new year. stephanie's bright light when. her father jade remains de

president mike pence however cho was known to emphasize the role of the red army in liberating ice which raising questions whether this was deliberate. when soldiers opened the gates of auschwitz on january 27th 1905. they found $7000.00 half starved half naked prisoners. hundreds of boxes of camp records that documented the greatest mass murder in history. this is ministration in the united states on both sides of the aisle are 1st of all very ignorant of history unfortunately and also there is a kind of a wave of groups that has swept the us over the past several years started in the democratic party of course trying to find a way to blame someone for the loss of hillary clinton but now it's that now it's so bad that anything russian that's mentioned even this even a soviet activity in world war 2 is is just is just forgotten so it's a massive stereo on the us part. of one survivor's harling story is not only a by the skipping death camp but i actually have being born there too we spoke with him about the liberation of a switch and how it's perception has changed over the years. you co

joining us for more insight from washington is center for strategic and international study cho -- chair, bill rod. great having you with us. give us your take on how strong a foundation this phase one agreement could be for a broader deal? bill: well, it is a good start. there were not a lot of surprises. there were big missing pieces which were forecast. nothing unsound -- on subsidies which is important. nothing on state owned enterprises which are two of the biggest problems we have with china. the purchase commitments seem to be solid. in thes not mentioned leaks prior today was there is an awful lot of material devoted to chinese commitments to remove barriers to u.s. imports. particularly in agriculture. product after product, there is a list where they say they are going to adopt this particular standard, they will eliminate that particular barrier, they will take all these actions that will allow our stuff in, and they are doing it with time limits. within time frames. that is all going to be good for our farmers. the intellectual property commitments, the tech transfer commitme

hyun jin cho director of the london korean film festival, gave me her reaction to the nomination.d by the news. and of course korean film has been going from strength to strength regardless, this would be a great addition to that. the director who, he is also nominated in the director category, he has been quite rude about the oscars. he had described them being not an international competition but being a local competition. what does it mean? i think is being polemic as he said in his golden globes speech, as you overcome the 1—inch barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to many more amazing films. he wanted to kind of make this a case that you shouldn't be biased towards english luggage films that i think that is a great move. what is it about this film... it's got a lot of twists and turns, it's not been released in the uk yet but what is it about the contacts in the field that has made it so appealing? there are so many great things about this film, this film does deal with the contemporary issue of the polarised society we live in. under capitalism. so spectacularly, an

i was in margaret cho's show.erience, margaret struggled a lot and not for any reasons related to margaret. it was a different time, and margaret was kind of in some ways shoe horned into a corporate idea of what margaret could be. >> trevor: right. and awkwafina is allowed to do her thing. she has taken the initiative to hire writers around her and surround herself with many women writers and people of color as well as directors and i think it shows in the final product. we don't flinch about all of the things that we're describing in the show that are either specifically asian or related to being asian because they're all kind of from and created by the people who really know what those things are. >> trevor: it comes from an authentic place. >> it does. >> trevor: my michelle yo after "crazy rich asians" said we have no problem laughing at ourselves, but laugh with us not at us. >> exactly, and there's a history of us being laughed it or derided and it's taken a long time for us to teach people there's a differ

>> the manufacturing number out of chicago confirms the manufacturing sector remains weak and mike choe pedal to the metal in earnings but don't expect the gains to stick around long. >> we have seen om large, large moves. actually where we see the significant concentration of the moves is right here. and that is representing a move of down 10 to 15% from friday to friday capturing the week where they report earnings. we are targeting that price right there. and the trade that we're looking at here is a diagonal calendar i was looking at buying the june 475 puts, about 350.50 looking at that earlier today. and then selling the weekly 500 strike puts for 11.40. >> and what happened with tesla? well, they soared double digits, the stock on earnings report this week. now up more than 13% since that trade what are you doing, mike. >> this is an interesting situation. because obviously my expectation was not that tesla was rocketing to new all-time highs. but using the diagonal spread we spent about $23 to put that on right now president puts we own closed about $20 we're fairly close to un

harvey weinstein among them actresses angelina jolie ashley judd and gwyneth paltrow according to paul cho she was 22 years old when weinstein made sexual advances against her. following the accusations the academy of motion picture arts and sciences which awards the oscars expelled weinstein he was fired from his own company in october 2017 immediately after the scandal broke weinstein's wife georgina chapman announced she was leaving him. the criminal trial against weinstein is based on 2 cases of sexual assault and rape dating from 20062013 but prosecutors will call on several other accusers to establish a pattern of predatory sexual behavior. now for more on harvey weinstein's trial i'm joined by the correspondent for the who's outside the new york supreme court welcome now they're both men who accuse harvey weinstein of sexual how dismissed but only 2 of them being go to trial now involved in this trial how come. well you're absolutely right 2 of many accusations and we're focusing on 2 women one of whom identity has actually hasn't been revealed the accusations that they've brought a

and our lot in the line of a benjamin cho he's from the shanghai international banking and finance institute not so from the parish school of business welcome. at the least one would say that they were insensitive but i mean were they sensible what do you make of the u.s. commerce sixty's remarks. i just arrived here yesterday in china where the whole mind you know seeing what's happening in china i think donald trump. former secretary of commons i mean your logically questionable or an exhibit that was standard implemented for the sufferings of innocent people epidemic in china is not really would necessarily lead to more jobs in the united states as he claimed the u.s. turned a mission is not really was something i can tell you one. yeah well i would like to think i get the impression he was referring there to supplying change because some companies are having to kind of close down shut down the car manufacturing of the solidities some tech companies close things down in china i'm guessing he means that they can make these things in the u.s. how do you see it where i think. china says even

cho is turning to snow over the higher ground in scotland. quite a chilly day here.s lifting the temperatures. it will be up lifting the temperatures. it will be up and down tonight in terms of temperatures but in the coldest spots we could see a touch of frost around and a little bit of ice into monday morning. starting sunny on monday morning. starting sunny on monday but do not be filled, turning wetter and windierfrom monday but do not be filled, turning wetter and windier from the west with torrential rain, widespread gales. it will lift temperatures above it but fairly academic because we will see 50,16, above it but fairly academic because we will see 50, 16, maybe 70 above it but fairly academic because we will see 50,16, maybe 70 mph winds into the evening rush hour. damaging winds may be reaching 80 mothers per hour in western scotland into the evening. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: urgent talks between the queen and prince harry and meghan will be held tomorrow over the royal couple's future. ira nia ns protest after the military finally admits to

support the protest movement now with me to talk a little bit more about the protest movement is mr cho one he's the co-founder of the labor party and that is a pro-democracy political party movement mr lee welcome to al-jazeera these protests have gone on now for more than 7 months it's still getting support or is the tea sensing it when we say goodbye to 2019 you can see the protests even in the new year and we've all met again the police to be a guest and today the 1st day of 2020 we will have a big march i'm sure we will have one that is close to a 1000000 and therefore you can see the fight is to go on because you know the people home going looking for justice when there's so many police brutality against the people there's so many sacrificed in 2900 the protest and i think the as a sentiment of people home call is that we the fight must go on so that we can have justice and so that we can have one of those problems to the people on call to the moccasin and the communist party had not lived up to that promise and we will fight on until we win and i think so too the funny 20 you can

every time he talks people like him less because he you know he talks that's what he does you know cho i sometimes i can say him going toe to toe go ahead go ahead jimi go no jamie please jump in as if you didn't appreciate him you didn't appreciate him going toe to toe with the gentleman in the in the where was he when he said you're down liar where with me when he did that oh yeah and i thought that was the challenge to push us i don't know if. i want the more we learn about joe that already i think he has a problem with the truth ok well leave it at that we're talking about bernie now joe i sometimes get this gut feeling that the democratic establishment and its donors would prefer to lose this election to donald trump than have bernie send and again i'm a conservative ok but i'm looking at the process in the procedures they would prefer to lose to donald trump than have someone like bernie sanders win what do you think. boy that's i think in the end just like republicans probably don't want crazy the establishment any way around donald trump sure they kind of warmed up to him right

the actor and writer issa rae, and the actorjohn cho are about to announce the first nine nominations categories. they announced in two tranches, these are the first nine. from los angeles. good morning and welcome to the brand—new david geffen theatre at the academy museum. we can't wait when the academy opens later this year when the world experiences in person a adventure of the greatest movies and movie makers of all time. we are here this morning to announce the 92nd oscars nominations, all nominees voted on by members of the academy, an international community of artists. what makes this oscar is so of artists. what makes this oscar is so special is these nominations are given to actors by their peers. actors know it actors, editors nominate editors, directors nominate directors, you get the idea. i am pleased to introduce the hosts. good morning! we prepared a big opening monologue. it was really good with a lot of good jokes but we decided all people really want to hear is who is nominated so let's get started. applause strongest. super strong. achievement in costume design. a

in april of 2019, he received the community hero award by state assembly member cho. >> if someone livesso find other customers that live near there so i could go around and collect all the waste from that area. >> reporter: he picks up e-waste materials from people's homes. he also holds dropoff drives at local parks. with the help from his website and social media, he's hoping to expand his organization beyond. >> i think the younger generation, especially with social media, technology, they have a voice that no other generation previously had. i'm not doing it for a payment or. i'm doing it because i want to help the community. >> reporter: laura martinez, abc 7 news. >> a remarkable young man right there. >>> we have to talk about jerseys for just a second. some of us think they hold the key to our team winning. while others get attached to them because of the feeling and the memories they bring. their value can transcend cloth and numbers both. which brings us to the search story behind it.rsey >> reporter: it is the last practice for this high school before a big game tonight. whil

back in the goes after trump because that's the only way to get your penance to get accepted back for cho but i see the stories and i have had the blessings to go on the campaign trail and fight for conservative values for people who are doing the things and fighting for what they espouse on the campaign trail. people say you have to pull this down - - for this down and they see you have to write a business book i say my father may have cover that with the art of the deal. i don't know. [laughter] i don't expect to beat him in sales but i don't want to be decimated. [laughter] i still have a little bit of ego. we will let that go. [laughter] but this was a unique experience but if you hear that over and over and say it was we were the tip of the sphere of the greatest upset in history and now the target of the number one witchhunt and modern history. [applause] being the number two target of the mueller hoax this is what's going on again today. you see what happened and what transpired millions of dollars of legal fees and then they say they will try me for treason. not hyperbole but they

in april of 2019, he received the community hero award by state assembly member cho. >> if someone livesnear there so i could go around and collect all the waste from that area. >> reporter: he picks up e-waste materials from people's homes. he also holds dropoff drives at local parks. with the help from his website and social media, he's hoping to expand his organization beyond. >> i think the younger generation, especially with social media, technology, they have a voice that no other generation previously had. i'm not doing it for a payment . i'm doing it because i want to help the community. >> reporter: laura martinez, abc 7 news. >>> let's talk about jerseys for a second here. some of us think they hold the key to our favorite teams winning. others think the tradition is bizarre, superstitious. and others they get attached to them because of the feelings and memories they bring on. their value can transcend cloth and numbers, which brings us to wayne who tells us about the search for a missing jersey and the story behind it. >> reporter: it is the last practice for this high school

they're saying i've gotten too negative as a palms to my eldest daughter i've become jimmy cho. that's what she calls me i saw the tina turner play i don't want to fight no more. what iran has planned for us you can understand why someone might join that. i'm not a garden variety bear. i'm not even neutral too many opportunities the bottom line is i'm simple frying to be respectful of the power of hope melded with the strength of the technology complex. i want to buy these stocks but keep in mind, you have to be prepared for an exogenous event that causes a pullback that will give you opportunities to buy at lower, less expensive levels mark in nevada mark >> caller: hey, jim, go, blue. a longtime listener, first-time caller in the past you recommended marvel it's been hovering around 25, 26 is this stock only a play in 5g space or hold it -- >> you've good to hold it. it is biding its time. it's reshuffling its debt. it's getting rid of low marriagesen, cut things like wi-fi, moving aggressively into 5g and when it's done it will be the purest 5g play there is by marvel hey, ho

market traders betting bid that amazon coulding looking at a brighter year this year more with mike chofrancisco on amzn. >> big is relative this is options stock so the options are expensive but a less expensive way to make the bullish puts but the calls outpaced puts by a move of 3 process.8% larger opinion the 8 quarter large and one of the areas we saw the activity was weekly strike 19 calls. those are bullish bets that it rises above the 19.409 strike price. that would represent an increase of 4.5% by friday. when these options expire. i would oint out going back a decade or so this trade would have been profitable a third of the time but looking at a recent window we haven't seen the bullish moves. we'll see tomorrow whether it pace off >> i'm going excited to see the numbers. mike, thank you. lets kick it around. this is a highly anticipated report. >> it will be. and agains in the number three weighted stock in the nasdaq 100. between the three and the facebook google. i think to look at the market over 3. % implied move. thinks about amazon three or four years you were expectin

ge >> easy cho make. the difficulty is that the ltrating have been infi iraq for a long time.eimani was commanding iranian troops that were present in iraq. there is no pushing needed. he shia, w liven iraq, are perfectly happy in bed with the iranians, the sunnis not so much. as with most of these conflicts in the middle east, it is very, very deeply tied to the ligious difference betwe ose two sects. >> woodruff: and finally, senator, what about the role of congress in this? should congress be reired to have an authorization, a sign-off before the presint takes this kind of military action in the future? >> you know, we have the war powers act that the president has, and the p hsident also powers under article two of the constitution. this was not a political action. this was a military actiothat the president took to protect ameran peole and american interests. under the law, he is required to report to congress within 48 hours of the action he took and the basis for it, and i he been assured in the numerous calls i've had, including talking with the president this morning,

our last stop, san francisco, cho chance of rain at 7:00. more chances of rain coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. hi, jobina. >> good morning. i'm bringing back the bay bridge toll plaza for everyone. you can see how packed it is for 5:09. it's because there's a hit and run at the toll plaza that's causing quite the backup. there's also rain. so people are really taking it slowly there. i will let you know as soon as that hit and run clears up. ek r. expe right now you can expect delays. 280 at king street, that rain on our camera, traffic is light in the area. commuter alert, the posey tube, that full closure happening weekdays from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m.,ing it just ended. work will continue through march of this year. be prepared for that. >>> all right. coming up next, 7 things to know as you start your day. >>> new scooters for riders with disabilities. the cities where you will see them popping up. >>> this is the last sighting they have of him. >> on a mission to find an a-lister in the east bay. the keanu reeves uh, "f

but they are betting it's cooling off with the report tomorrow lets find out why with mike cho out west "options action." >> on intel we saw a little over three times the average daily put volume in intel. and the options market right now implies of move of ♪ ♪ ♪ supporting innovative companies that will shape tomorrow and building workforce development and tuition-free college programs to generate the talent companies need. with a $150 billion investment in state of the art, modern infrastructure, and a nation-leading commitment to low-cost clean energy, new york is doing more than any other state to build for the future of your business. new york state, the state of the future. learn more at esd.ny.gov. which is why xfinity mobile tdata,is a different kindent. of wireless network that lets you design your own data. choose unlimited, shared data, or mix lines of each and switch any line, anytime. giving you more choice and control compared to top wireless carriers. save up to $400 a year when you switch. plus, save even more with $150 off galaxy a70. click, call or visit a store today.

i think they also see the rising cho chorus of the american people, two-thirds of the people that ambassadorn, former national security adviser, should be one of those witnesses. and they say they desire to see so. my comment is your desire can be made real by casting your vote to do so. >> are there any witnesses that democrats are ready to concede to get someone like john bolton or lev parnas in front of not just the senate but the american people? >> well, look, you know, we're certainly willing to consider what our legitimate witnesses that have information on the substance of the articles of impeachment, and the president and his counsel will have an opportunity if there are witnesses to ask for witnesses as well. the question is do we have witnesses that actually have something to shed light on the articles of impeachment, are they substantive, do they have actual information? if they do, they should be heard. >> while you're speaking, chief justice of the united states, john roberts, has arrived, being escorted by the senate sergeant-at-arms over to the senate chamber. nicolle, this i

it finished up eight bucks hey, moron -- i'm sorry, jimmy cho, hey people who mistakenly sold that sock when it was down, that was ill advised i think these moves may not be done this is day one of a much better than expected trade deal and larry says there will be more deals because the chinese need them. they need to get rid of those tariffs. since larry came into this job, you know, he's been raw. two stocks finally came down tesla! and beyond meat. this year, it's like 45 minutes old. i'm a believer in both these stocks but enough already. parabolic moves are unsustainable. and the only disappointment did kind of shock me, target effectively blew up. showing a dramatic deceleration. some same store sales growth for the holidays with the misconcentrated in electronics, toys, and home. i think these below expectation categories cannot be explained by a weak consumer but by encroachment of amazon and the uber cramer fave costco. coupled with the dramatic sales of the apple iphone -- the 11. which i keep telling you is a game changer but you won't listen to me yes, it could be so big th

cho on camera.nd faithful briana and caleb spent new year's eve with me during our new year's live show have upped their game by hanging with the familiar qb known as jimmy g as for the pena's this was ray's first year being a season ticket holder. you never know what though looking at all his memorabilia which include signed jerseys vintage tickets and candlestick tables own i grew up to you know. >>in construction and had a 14 year career in the union for my way up to superintendent now running my own job and you know now i have luxuries of actually my season tickets instead of just one game here. gerri a little obsessive. >>maybe a little bit think this this week and people of j r stone kron 4 news >>all right well saturday's game caltrans is going to be offering extra service for fans that are heading to levi stadium is going great news because the congestion is going to be out of this world. there's going to be one additional southbound her a pre game express train from san francisco to them ou

it is time for what he has cho elizabeth thank you wolf it was returned it's only after winter break the sotu has racism mary about to tell you it's her size let's hear friends off he was once again targeted on sunday the precious strike at school the opening goal in their 21 defeat to last year was shortly after the game had to be halted because of racist shown to the stadium announcement was made to fans and even that his coach tried to tell them to stop. later post a video of the go on social media with the words let's hear fans that were at the stadium shame on you well the club released a statement saying let's hear dissociate self in the most exhaustive way possible from the discriminator a behavior carried out by a very small minority of fans the club confirms its intent to prosecute those who betray their sporting passion causing a serious injury to the image of the club and the team back on the pitch roma lost touch with the leaders after they went down to noted to reno andrea below the school the opener in 1st half injury time promise chris smalling then literally handed to

seen cases exported to several countries around the world that i would be very surprised if to be a cho didn't declare it a public health emergency of international concern yet there's been debating this for the past 3 days now on whether or not to declare it a public imagine see a global imagine c. but isn't there a risk of creating more panic by doing that. well it i think there's a reasonable amount of panic around the world anyway about this virus and i think it has got to the stage now where there has to be more of a coordinated effort and i think that's the key there's been a lot of collaboration a lot of involvement from various agencies around the world trying to help china and they've done an incredibly good job themselves and you know the scientists have worked hard so identify what it is so there's a lot of coordination and collaboration but i think this is just an official mark of the seriousness of this particular outbreak compared to the sars outbreak in 2003 and the maze virus outbreak how how does this compare to those 2 previous operates is it spreading more quickly is

ambassador attended a vigil that turned into a demonstration where anti-government cho they were they were anti government chants and this wasn't a vigil organized by the government where diplomats from different countries are invited to this was a vigil that was organized on social media and the presence of the you can bust that has deeply upset the iranians or less thank there for his reporting let's continue this conversation and bring in harman is a professor of political science at the university of tehran joins us live from there how do you interpret then the words of the iranian president do you see them as a threat to western forces. i don't believe it's a military threat i mean iran is not saying now that it will militarily retaliate such as it did after the killing of awesome soleimani are nevertheless i think you're on will start a lot of diplomatic negotiations with regional countries to hopefully convince them to force the americans to leave in tehran many political i'd say probably every political faction sees the u.s. presence in the region as a national security threat

only flown boeing planes since the 1980's when it launched, but is now leasing 10 a3 21customer and cho jets. the carrier is majority-owned by china southern and is planning for deliveries in the second half of next year through 2023. coming up, highlights from our exclusive interview with the ceoy on ceo -- alion discussing asset management and china. plus, we had to hong kong and hear from th management. plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ i don't know why i didn't get screened a long time ago. i kept putting it off... what was i thinking? ok, mr. jones... we're all done. i told you it was easy. with life line screening, getting screened for unknown health conditions is so quick, painless and affordable, you'll wonder why you hadn't done it before. so if you're over age 50, call now and schedule an appointment near you. for just $149- a savings of over 50%- you'll receive a package of five screenings that go beyond your doctor's annual check-up. ultrasound technology looks inside your arteries for plaque that builds up as you age and increases your risk of stroke and heart disea

and now i'm pleased to introduce this morning's hosts, issa rae and john cho. >> good morning.nny. a lot of good jokes, but we decided that all people really want to hear is who is nominated. so let's get started. members of the academy's actor's branch nominate these performances by an actress in a supporting role. kathy bates in "richard jewell," laura dern in "marriage story," scarlett johansson in "jojo rabbit." florence pugh in "little women." and margot robbie in "bombshell." strong list. >> super strong list. on to achievement in costume design, the members of the academy's costume designers branch nominates "the irishman," "jojo rabbit," "joker," "little women," and "once upon a time in hollywood." we need to nominate the audience at home for waking up so early. >> congrats. the sound branch oversees two categories, for achievement in sound mixing, the branch nominates "ad astra", "ford versus ferrari", "joker" "1917," and "once upon a time in hollywood." >> you feel okay? okay. these are the nominees for achievement in sound editing. "ford versus ferrari", "joker," "19

. >> a mÍ esta noticia me tiene en cho yo no sabÍa que exist n existÍan.>> y un gran porcentaje de muerte a causa del uso de este tipo de cigarrillos. dicha prÁctica ha provocado 55 muertes. no es una previsiÓn sin un anuncio que prioriza los poderes de aplicaciÓn de la ley de la agencia contra los productos de tabaco. en un comunicado emitido por la fda, en ciudades como nueva york que ya han prohibido la venta de los cigarrillos electrÓnicos. fue un paso de mano para ayudar a los jÓvenes porque dicen que desea atrae mucho a este proyecto. hemos hablado con los neg negociantes que han invertido tanto dinero nosotros tenemos a veces mucha culpa- sino nos sentimos con la moral de poder decirle a nuestro hijo que no sume. Índices mejor le comprÓ una de estas cigarrillos electrÓnicos . >> nos estamos empujando a una enfermedad o algo feo que ni siquiera podemos controlar. >> dejemos de fumar nosotros y no le demos esos cigarrillos electrÓnicos a nuestros hijos. >> me parece muy bien que la edad haya cambiado . >> una decisiÓn mÁs consciente . >> hay que ver d

as we all know congress is a separate and cho weikel branch of government.we don't work with this president or any president. we of course work for the american people. we have a constitutional responsibility to serve as a check and balance on an out-of-control executive branch. that is not the democratic party playbook. that is not the republican party playbook. that is the playbook in a democratic republic. james madison once observed in federalist 51 that the congress should serve as a rival to the executive branch. in my humble opinion why would madison use the word rival? the framers of the constitution i think did not want a king. they did not want a big tater. they did not want a monarch. they wanted a democracy. the constitution is sacredly obligatory upon all. it is through that blend that we proceed today. in the next demands i'd like to discuss president trump july 25 phonecall with ukraine's newly-elected leader. the president claims that his call was perfect. nothing could be further from the truth. the call is direct evidence of president trump

and i've met a lot of undecided voters at these events cho who say they're coming down to the decision like elizabeth warren heading into this home stretch. >> an unexpected wrinkle. shaquille brewster, you are traveling with the man who seems to be an undisputed front-runner according to the most recent polls. what is the sense as you are talking to sanders' aides in the campaign itself? does it feel as though they are expecting to win here? or are there still some serious nerves? >> they say they're feeling good. they like the position they're in. but they're not setting those expectations of first place right now. that was a question i kept kwg senator sand's, do you believe you're a front-runner? you are seeing him try to take advantage of the window in between the impeachment trial. he is about to have his seventh event in 29 hours. he came straight here, squeezed in events. he appeared at an event with aoc and michael moore who's on stage right now. they've been filling in the gap for senator sanders. but the fact that you've been seeing senator sanders out at jam-packed events,

however, they have told us exclusively that actress issa rae from "insecure" and john cho from "harolde oscar nominations. we will cover it live right here on "gma," and we will talk with some of the nominees as it's happening. i don't know how we do it but we get the nominees on the phone and wake them up and will talk to them so come here, listen to us on monday morning and then the 92nd annual oscars takes place one month from today, everybody. february 9th on abc. we'll be live from l.a., of course, there and then also the morning after which is actually just the same night to us. we cannot wait, and that's "pop news." >> that's great, thank you, lara. so many good movies this year. >>> our "gma" cover story. more on the royal family reeling this morning after harry and meghan's announcement that they want to step back as senior members of the royal family so how will they navigate the major change? let's head back over to james longman who has a look at past crises that the royal family has faced. hey, james. >> reporter: hi, cecilia. yeah, i think it's fair to say britain is in s

i'm jimmy cho but that doesn't mean i can't make faces. >> jim, what is on "mad" tonight?> i have the single best way to play china post phase one. if we really get phase one, one of the things i'm doing some research on, i've got the name to buy you'll all want to tune in and you all kind of know it but it's not what you're thinking >> have a good time measuring the curtains at the federal reserve while you're down there. i'm kidding. >> speechless twice. twice in one hour. >> i'm kidding >> jim, see you at 6:00 p.m. "mad money." coming up more on another w u13cketting day for stos. doisp 2. ♪ >>> good thursday morning. welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and morgan record highs across the board at the open of course dow up 130 as we watch iran, watch china a ton of upgrades and some retail holiday report cards. >> that's exactly where our road map starts today more record highs for wall street getting a boost from cooling tensions between the u.s. and iran with the dow nearing 29,000 >> carlos ghosn's great escape what the ousted

as we all know congress is a separate and cho weikel branch of government. we don't work with this president or any president. we of course work for the american people. we have a constitutional responsibility to serve as a check and balance on an out-of-control executive branch. that is not the democratic party playbook. that is not the republican party playbook. that is the playbook in a democratic republic. james madison once observed in federalist 51 that the congress should serve as a rival to the executive branch. in my humble opinion why would madison use the word rival? the framers of the constitution i think did not want a king. they did not want a big tater. they did not want a monarch. they wanted a democracy. the constitution is sacredly obligatory upon all. it is through that blend that we proceed today. in the next demands i'd like to discuss president trump july 25 phonecall with ukraine's newly-elected leader. the president claims that his call was perfect. nothing could be further from the truth. the call is direct evidence of president trum

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chose to join the nazi party cho chose to join the s.s. and day where here and they were working and at the same time they were bringing up their children. it's been 75 years since auschwitz was liberated germany is now providing a total of $120000000.00 euros to support the site to ensure the horrors of the holocaust are not forgotten. well let's get more now on this historic day we are joined here in the studio by john barack he's a correspondent and has covered past events at auschwitz and we also have a cough who's president of germany's union of jewish students welcome to both of you and thank you for being here today john i'd like to begin with you because you've been to many commemorations of this sort in the past but this is really a very special one today where it's a particular one because of course it's the on the birth 75th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz it's also the 20th anniversary i think it's the 20th anniversary of the stockholm accord which was the 2nd that the ration which was an agreement among countries to

we're joined now by lutalo muhammad and mahama cho, who are up against each other for the last remainings what it is and i think gb should be in good spirits because they are going to have a really good chance of having a new gold medal. i suppose the thing is, you want to win, you both absolutely want this with all your hearts but you want to get it for being the best, not because the other has failed. that's it, isn't it? you are constantly pushing each other. that's what makes the process a bit easier. that they are going to have a great chance of doing really well. if it's not me, i'm so glad it's going to be my brother and my friend. that's a lovely sentiment. gives a sense of how it works knowing someone so well and fighting against, you been in this situation and competitions. fighting someone from a rival country. how does that work. every day we are together, we now trades very well. when it comes to crunch time, it's really truly about being able to know what could work against your opponent. we've beenin work against your opponent. we've been in this cambridge very long time.