her sense of security and what all the future was going to hold for her. >> in february of 2015, chris jonesial. heather's friends took the stand to help prove the prosecution's theory. when chris realized he had lost control of heather, he took control in another way. >> find that man guilty of first degree murder. >> prosecutors laid out their case to the jury. >> it wasn't an accident. >> assistant district attorney daniel mccollum. >> she didn't fall down. there was a struggle. he did strangle her either with his hands or however he did it. he was up close and personal to her and he was there watching that breath go out of her. >> but the defense stuck to the story chris told on tape. >> that heather fell and died after they struggled over a cell phone. >> he never admits to killing her. >> the judge asked chris if he wanted to tell his story to the jury? >> i think i will choose to not testify. >> it was now up to the jury to decide his fate. >> finally, after deliberating for a day. >> we, the jury, find the defendant guilty of murder first degree. we the jury find the defendant guilty

our rugby union correspondent chris jones has more.ally showing form, will addison who left sale to join ulster has been outstanding. also marcell coetzee, the springbok in the back row, back fit, giving ulstera huge boost. scallops are down and out after a deflating european tournament after performing well last year. if ulster win at home tonight they are in a very good position to stop you can also apply that to gloucester who beat exeter away from home at sandy park last weekend. very few teams do that. gloucester managed it so if they back that up at the kingsholm stadium tonight then the cherry and whites, who got close to winning the challenge cup last year, they would be in challenge cup last year, they would beina challenge cup last year, they would be in a dominant position going head—to—head with munster to qualify out of that pool. exeter, they cannot replicate their domestic form on the european stage. looking ahead to tomorrow with wasps travelling across the challenge to face toulouse. some new faces in the squad. wasps

by chris jones, founder are forever oakland says if they leave, leave the name behind him he says the lawsuit is a win for the city of oakland. >> this is bigger than football. it is a huge community issue. >> reporter: the raiders have made a threat saying you filed this lawsuit we are not playing in this town anymore. >> well, they way they are playing i don't think the city of oakland cares that much. >> reporter: the mayor releasing this tweet this afternoon "the billionaires boys club ditched oakland out of sheer greed and left taxpayers with millions in unpaid debt, our community support of my loyalty were met with nothing but bad faith. today we stand up for taxpayers and fans." this lawsuit is in the way to keep the raiders here or keep them from going to vegas. where will they be come january 1st? there is talk they could go to southern california, maybe levi stadium, or maybe just stay here. we will keep you posted. >> here is the latest look at the raiders new stadium. the structure won't be done until 2020 at the earliest. the raiders have planned to play in oakland next s

people like caroline ceeli and megan runrun, michael chris chrisphily, jacob and jason samuals, liz jones, dan mintz, jonathan felts, elizabeth berry and many more. they have kept me largely out of over-, if not -- out of controversy, if not out of elevators during my entire time in office. dedicated caseworkers have helped nevadans with many issues. i am frequently storks as i'm sure many of my colleagues are, in airports, grocery stores, and thanked for the good work done by my staff. thank you to buchanan davis, julie katzell, bob brewbaker, chelsea lett, and so many others for such dedicated constituent work over the years. to all who have served in my office, i will miss your wise counsel but most of all your friendship. thank you. i will also -- i would also like to say a word of thanks to the institutional officers that serve the senate so ably. the clerks, the parliamentarians, the floor staff, the pages, the sergeant at arms and his employees, and the capitol police who keep us safe here in the capitol and at times on distant baseball fields. i quite literally owe my life to them

and chris philly, jacob mccann and jason samuels, liz jones, krista windward, jonathan phillips, elizabeth barry and many more. they kept me largely out of controversy if not out of elevators during my time in office, dedicated caseworkers in my state offices helps count with arizonans with immigration to veterans issues to social security. i am frequently stopped as many of my colleagues are at airports and grocery stores and thanks to the good work done by my staff. thank you to buchanan davis, julie castle, melissa martin, mike nelson, jeremy thompson, chelsea, elizabeth lopez and so many others for such dedicated constituent work over the years, i will miss your wise counsel but most of all your friendship. i would also like a word of thanks to the institutional officers that served the senate so ably. the floor staff. the sergeant at arms and his employees and the capital police who keep us safe in the capital and at times on distant baseball fields. i quite literally so my life to them. thank you. mister president, as i give this last speech i cannot help but look to my maiden speech

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. >> i've noticed just in the l t last -- >> let's turn to the markets let's bring in chris varone and kathy joneset off my lawn >> kathy, so you're looking for them to go on wednesday. and then two more times next year do you think the economy is strong enough that that is justified? and inflation is strong enough that is justified? do you think the market ifs they knew that's all there was that they'd be okay have they done enough jawboning to where they've got enough power where they want it right now? >> right now the market has not built in anything for next year. so right now we're discounting less than one rate hike next year so the idea that the announcement can be dovish is a little hard. >> can it be taken batdly then >> keep in mind we're only right now at zero real interest rates. so i think the reason the fed may go two more times next year is they want to get into the mid-range of where neutral is and have a positive real interest rate. obviously if the economy rolls over and doesn't do well, they can pull back from that. and i think they will emphasize a flexible approach from here

chris: do we need to fact check this? carol: bob jones going to call?romise me you'll see one tomorrow? onis: churchill wild is hudson bay and it's a small resort. it's got amazing trips where you can trek out, you seek polar and they do donations to local charities. they pick three initiatives every year, anything from local elfl scouts to making its fossil fuels free, so they -- what they do every year is a big part of how they operate. carol: bloomberg businessweek is available on newsstands, bloomberg.com, and our mobile app. and you can find more stories over the weekend. check that out and check out the daily business week podcast where jason kelly and myself is available on itunes, soundcloud, and bloomberg.com. we spoke with crystal rose. she's using blockchain for messaging. next week on bloomberg businessweek tv and radio, we revisit the bloomberg annual summit, conversations about what to expect in 2019 business, finance, politics, and luxury. more bloomberg television starts right now. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is "the best of bloomb

chris: do we need to fact check this? do i need to call this week? carol: bob jones going to call? romise me you'll see one tomorrow? chris: churchill wild is on the hudson bay in arctic canada, and it's a small resort. it's got amazing trips where you can trek out, you seek polar bears, and they do donations to local charities. they pick three initiatives every year, and that could be anything from local girl scouts to making itself fossil fuels free, so what they do every year is a big part of how they operate. carol: "bloomberg businessweek" is available on newsstands, also online at bloomberg.com, and our mobile app. and you can find more stories on bloombergbusinessweek.com over the weekend. check that out and check out the daily business week podcast with jason kelly and myself which is available on itunes, soundcloud, and bloomberg.com. this past week, we spoke with crystal rose. she's using blockchain for messaging. next week on bloomberg's "bloomberg businessweek," tv and radio, we revisit the bloomberg annual summit, conversations about what to expect in 2019 in business,

people like caroline ceeli and megan runrun, michael chris chrisphily, jacob and jason samuals, liz jones, dan mintz, jonathan felts, elizabeth berry and many more. they have kept me largely out of over-, if not -- out of controversy, if not out of elevators during my entire time in office. dedicated caseworkers have helped nevadans with many issues. i am frequently storks as i'm sure many of my colleagues are, in airports, grocery stores, and thanked for the good work done by my staff. thank you to buchanan davis, julie katzell, bob brewbaker, chelsea lett, and so many others for such dedicated constituent work over the years. to all who have served in my office, i will miss your wise counsel but most of all your friendship. thank you. i will also -- i would also like to say a word of thanks to the institutional officers that serve the senate so ably. the clerks, the parliamentarians, the floor staff, the pages, the sergeant at arms and his employees, and the capitol police who keep us safe here in the capitol and at times on distant baseball fields. i quite literally owe my life to them

first we have john jones former senior congressional advisor during president obama's term we have secured new bar middle east analysts with expertise specifically in the gulf and chris garcia former deputy director of the u.s. department of commerce under president thank you and welcome to you all can i start with you joan with your experience of congressional affairs how important how significant how much weight does a resolution from the senate actually carry. well it's very significant this resolution is not a binding resolution but it is binding in the court of us in public opinion it's striking to see the bipartisan support behind this resolution at a time where there really hasn't even been a great deal of bipartisan cooperation in the united states senate is is a strike across the bow in terms of the impact it can have on the u.s. saudi relationship and it basically states to the trump administration in regards to m.b.a.'s and the killing of mr coo shoki it's time for the administration to fish or cut bait ok joan but the administration the white house is under no obligation to abide by the terms of the resolution did i understand that correctly that is absol

jones. tessa thompson and chris helps worth are in this one.thompson is in this as agent o. maria: cool. all right. >> something to look forward to. maria: big weekend, big year ahead. merry christmas. deadline approaches, we're breaking down the potential government shutdown, next hour, right here, "mornings with maria." stay with us. ♪ joy to the world, the savior reigns. but everywhere else... there are chefs, bakers and food order takers. doctors and surgeons and all the life savers. the world is alive as you can see, this time of the year is so much more than a bow and a tree. (morgan vo) those who give their best, deserve the best. get up to a $1,250 credit on select models now during the season of audi sales event. ♪ >> welcome back. good friday morning thanks so much nor inject us i am maria bartiromo. friday, december 21 top stories 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, investors on edge again this morning dow jones industrial average expected down at open, as you can see, down a third of a percent right now the s&p also down 10 points nasdaq d

jones industrial average. in connell mcshane and for neil cavuto. great to be with you. have a great chris ms. you live back here on monday. sure into a good sunday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. i maria bartiromo. join us i had exclusively on "sunday morning futures." mark meadows this year. he told president trump as members that have the president's back partial government shutdown. senator david perdue on when the stalemate might end. plus also coming up, congressman on his pending investigations into the trump administration. republican john ratcliffe on what happened now to the gop probes into the fbi and the doj. plus general jack keane is here on the fallout from the modest recognition. my conversation with new york archbishop timothy dolan as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures" right now. americans getting partial government shutdown for christmas spirit will continue until at least thursday of this upcoming week when the senate has its next session. a big stumbling block in negotiations is putting the president to border walls with demanding $5 million to fun

jones. a lot of paper tonight. the one thing that jumped out at me, directed a crime. >> thank you, chris. when you look at what the prosecutors did in this southern district of new york, they allege that donald trump directed two campaign finance violations. these are felonies. and you can infer intent by looking at a defendant's statements. so i'm a former prosecutor. if you look at what donald trump said. he did not say hey, i made these payments to karen mcdougal and stormy daniels because i thought it was perfectly fine. he denied doing it at all. and that's because he knew it was illegal. right now we have a sitting president of the united states who committed two felonies while running for president. >> and it's so intricate, congressman. if you look at the document today, the memorandum, the amount of paperwork and phony show organization creation, everything, it seems like they know that there was criminal intent here. >> absolutely. individual 1, who is donald trump, was mentioned over 20 times in these documents, and it's very clear donald trump were involved in a lot of these d

jones industrial average. in connell mcshane and for neil cavuto. great to be with you. have a great chris ms.nday morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. i maria bartiromo. join us i had exclusively on "sunday morning futures." mark meadows this year. he told president trump as members that have the president's back partial government shutdown. senator david perdue on when the stalemate might end. plus also coming up, congressman on his pending investigations into the trump administration. republican john ratcliffe on what happened now to the gop probes into the fbi and the doj. plus general jack keane is here on the fallout from the modest re