around the globe and covering the world of business and finance and the impact upon us all i'm christiane washington and here's a look at what we have in store for you today should the u.s. and china ease tensions this week to ring in the new year professor richard wolf is on hand today to break down the developments that could be on the horizon for the world's top 2 economies but in another trade development the e.u. is i quote dead in trade relations with the united states according to the union's new trade committee.

world and covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century i'm been swan and i'm christiane washington we've got special show focusing on the energy sector and here's what we have coming up. north going to pipeline which is set to transport natural gas from russia germany is facing sanctions from the u.s. our correspondent. will break it down for us and oil bankruptcies are up and prices are moving what does the forecast look like for 2020 well break it down richard a look at the street of the clean energy sector and where it will go in 2020 with tyson slocum from public citizen so much to get you on the road so let's get right to it. germany has been critical of washington's decision to sanction companies in europe's north korean to gas pipeline project as unacceptable chancellor angela merkel says germany is against any extra territorial sanctions the measures may prove to be a major setback for the try.

around the globe and covering the world of business and finance and the impact upon us all i'm christiane washington and here's a look at what we have in store for you today should the u.s. and china ease tensions this week to ring in the new year professor richard wolf is on hand today to break down the developments that could be on the horizon for the world's top 2 economies but in another trade development the e.u. is i quote set in trade relations with the united states according to the union's new trade commissioner hillary for which the british american business association lends a 2nd hand to break down this and other major developments in the euro zone and later 2019 has been a shiny year for gold as the price has jumped on economic turmoil david mcilvaine of mckelvie financial help us dig into the sector and how it's been competing against other asset we have so much to get to today let's go. stocks are falling across the board from their all time highs monday the penultimate trading day of the year equities have enjoyed a strong december santa rally and oil prices continue to trade higher

and covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century bring to board and i'm christiane washington here's what's coming up today the u.s. and china continue to trade flows as tensions ramp up i'm in negotiations swanson a break mcadams is on hand today to break down how the situation in hong kong has had an impact on the talks and the new trade front that the trump administration has opened up. faces as the w t o appellate body may fall into disfunction even next month but you could hear the urgency of the given field for needed to be undertaken immediately the w t o has come under fire from groups across the political spectrum for decades but just what exactly is the role of the organization and how do they affect trade across nations lori wallach of public citizens global trade watch joins the show to bring us up to speed on the moves of the mysterious giant we have this and so much more today so let's dive right in. there are effectively 13 days left for china and the u.s. to nail down the details of a phase one deal in order to avoid yet another escalation in the trade war that

uncovering the world of business and finance and the impact on us all i've been sworn and i'm christiane washington has all we have coming up the u.s. and china have a deal on phase one of the trade agreement but markets aren't sure how to respond the reason for that is because of the lack of actual details we're about to separate rumors from fact in a way you won't see anywhere else watch at all regulators are considering filing an injunction against facebook to block a merging of what's at stake and facebook into one after 7 close break down whether the feds have a case. in zimbabwe's president says the wall the country's currency is not working the nation is not going to go back to backing from the u.s. dollar so is crypto the answer so much to get to today so let's get started. and we begin with an agreement on phase one of the u.s. trade deal which will prevent a new round of tariff set to take place on sunday the announcement was made by washington on friday and they confirmed by china though let's face it both sides are being pretty light on specifics and that's being kind there are so few d

the globe and covering the world of business and finance and the impact on us all and i'm christiane washington has less moving markets today one of mexico's top trade officials says that one of the biggest claims about the u.s. m.c.a. isn't going to happen because in violate the mexican law and sovereignty well explained. friends new prime minister is ready to make good supporting parts of england that came out thanks for him well break down boris johnson spending spree and do it well in fact and it is where the president is ready to airdrop the nation's cryptocurrency to the public just in time for the holidays so how much is going to be given away and why is because we're the road doing this we've got the details thanks for being with us on this very busy day a lot to get to and so we begin here with pushback on the new u.s. embassy a trade deal mexico's trade representative now says there is no way that they will allow labor inspectors as part of the deal the reason for that because according to mexico's deputy foreign minister a mexican law does not allow it listen. do you still. use offic

around the world and covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century and i'm christiane washington here's what's coming up today some people say once again the sanctions would be unacceptable we question the legal analysis by the u.s. authorities of just a national attack on digital john do you think the u.s. and france are waging a terrible war of words as the nation's leaders meet in london for less than the british american business association is on hand to dig into the details of how attack tax is driving the escalation plus as christine lagarde has taken the reins at the e.c.b. she has our. he made some firm commitments for the central bank professor of economics and patriot and steve joins us from amsterdam to break down the brings me to the center of what central banks have come under fire. with a packed show today so let's get right to it. the trump administration is considering reviving a plan to kick qual way out of the u.s. banking system this proposal was previously is considered by the white house national security council as a nuclear option to sanction the company b

uncovering the world of business and finance and the impact on us all i've been sworn and i'm christiane washington here's a look at what's on deck today. i believe production problems at the rim factory may have contributed to these 2 tragic crashes. falling to down the crashes involving the boeing 737 max a whistleblower has raised the alarm in congress and our national regulatory attorney miles advises on hand to break down the developments and we'll bring you up to speed on the tape and the plane's flight plan following a spate of controversy peloton stock has taken a little bit of a dip like a $1000000000.00 worth we're going to take a deep dive into the stocks performance and whether the firm can stand up to scrutiny with a packed show today so let's go right in. and we begin with the u.s. china trade talks in the fact that thursday president trouble is meeting with traded visors to figure out next steps why because at this point it looks very unlikely that a phase one deal will be done before december 15th and so the big question becomes will the trump administration allow a $160000000000.00

around the globe and covering the world of business and finance and the impact upon us all i'm christiane washington and here's a look at what we have in store for you today despite a bit of a bumpy road tesla has managed to rebound at the end of 29000 with some major plans for roll out in china lauren fix the car coach is standing by to help us dig through the recent developments and what the moves mean by the giant plus as the use of continues to explode some nations are setting their sights on the sector we recently caught up with allie mojave of the block chain founders fund to analyze what certain 6 nations plan to do with the emerging technology with a jam packed show today dive right in. tesla has entered into agreements with lenders in china for a secure term loan of up to $1300000000.00 for the shanghai car plant and to repay the $3500000000.00 r m b debt due next year trying to construction bancorp agricultural bank of china shanghai built on developing bank and i c.b.c. are the main lenders according to the filing is china's 1st holy foreign owned car plant and reflects the chinese govern

covering the world of business and finance and the impact on us all on been swung and i'm christiane washington here's what we have in store for you today coming up google is facing a new find from the e.u. over suspend the advertisers why are the french calling google's actions brutal and unjustified plus while they may be losing out on 5 g. contract and it could be thanks to pressure being applied from washington will break down the latest and no matter how you feel about the price of big oil today turns out the leading cryptocurrency is fall of the boat.

world and covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century bring to bore and i'm christiane washington here's what's coming up today the u.s. and china continue to trade blows as tensions ramp up i'm in negotiations. on a break mcadams is on hand today to break down how the situation in hong kong has had an impact on the talks and the new trade that the trump administration has.

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the globe and covering the world of business and finance and the impact on us all and i'm christiane washington here's what we have in store for you today coming up google is facing a new find from the e.u. over suspending advertisers why are the french. the rules actions brutal and unjustified plus huawei may be losing out on 5 contracts and it could be thanks to pressure being applied from washington well break down the latest and no matter how you feel about the price of big calling today turns out the leading crypto currency is far enough the best investment of the decade we're going to tell you just how good it has been this is the one show you can't afford to miss so let's get started . and we begin today with reports that a facebook database was hacked and data belonging mainly to u.s. users was posted on the hacker forum last week we're talking about hundreds of millions of records joining us now to break down this is boom bust course want to surmount is that there are things for being here all right so once again facebook has another breach data goes missing it shows up on this hacker

around the globe and covering the world of business and finance and the impact upon us all i'm christiane washingtonere's a look at what projects today as technology has continued to advance shopping tran's have managed to catch up todd forwards above the trading is on hand today to dig into the record digital haul for the holiday season plus. i think this is a big problem not the sole arbiter of this was the trust of most of the trust. taking a big step here just natural naming a new c.e.o. to head the embattled aviation giant boeing is back under fire for quote very disturbing documents that have been handed over to the u.s. congress r t correspondent allan head of age brings us up to speed on the shaky situation from bali and later our friend bart chilton may be gone but his legacy lives on through the bar children fellowship program we managed to catch up with chainbearer malley of the carving group and peter know he's a very smart the city and of the fellowship you're not going to want to miss this we have so much to get to sell let's get straight in. a space one of the trade deal between china

world and covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century bring to bore and i'm christiane washington here's what's coming up today the u.s. and china continue to trade blows as tensions ramp up i'm in negotiations swanson a break mcadams is on hand today to break down how the situation in hong kong has had an impact on the talks and the new trade front that the trump administration has opened up plus faces as the w t o appellate body may fall into disfunction even next month should be here the urgency of the given field would form needed to be undertaken immediately the w t o has come under fire from groups across the political spectrum for decades but just what exactly is the role of the organisation and how do they affect trade across nations lori wallach of public citizen's global trade watch joins the show to bring us up to speed on the moves of the mysterious giant we have this and so much more today so let's dive right in. there are effectively 13 days left for china and the u.s. to nail down the details of a phase one deal in order to avoid yet another escalation in the trade

and covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century i'm been sworn and i'm christiane washington we've got special show focusing on the energy sector and here's what we have coming out of the north going to pipeline which is set to transport natural gas from russia to germany is facing sanctions from the u.s. are fun and. will break it down for us and oil bankruptcies are up and prices are moving what the forecast looks like for 2020 while break it down well to take a look at the state of the clean energy sector and where it will go in 2020 with tyson slocum from public citizen so much to get you on the front so let's get right to it. germany has been critical of washington's decision to sanction companies in europe's north stream to gas pipeline praja.

around the globe and covering the world of business and finance and the impact upon us all i'm christiane washington and here's a look at what we have in store for you today should the u.s. and china ease tensions this week to ring in the new year professor richard wolf is on hand today to break down the developments that could be on the horizon for the world's top 2 economies but in another trade development the e.u. is quote set in trade relations with the united states according to the union's new trade commissioner hillary for which the british american business association lends a 2nd hand to break down this and other major developments in the euro zone and later 2019 has been a shining year for gold as the price has jumped on economic turmoil david mcilvaine financial help us dig into the sector and how it's been competing against other asset we have so much to get to today let's go. stocks are falling across the board from their all time highs monday the penultimate trading day of the year equities have enjoyed a strong december santa rally and oil prices continue to trade higher on china u.s

uncovering the world of business and finance and the impact on us all i've been flown and i'm christiane washington what we have in store for us today with us and see it moving forward but the head of the biggest auto union in the nation and i think that this show raised a week ago well tell you what you say and why it matters so much much to the bank of england after that might provide traders with an unfair advantage thanks to an open audio feed and news conference is one thing done to fix that problem we've got a live interview straight ahead and then later another huge to prove or as the company has now been banned in germany why this is the right here in company is just another example of how they're coming under so much fire across europe this is the one show you can't afford to miss so let's get started.

and i'm christiane washington cancellation of the markets today coming out we were kids getting a new lifeline in the form the credit and goldman sachs what does it mean for the company and well out of love at what's happening with you where china plus massive protests in france continue as unions and the government are still hocking over pension we have team coverage and a live report from paris straight ahead and a big group of the judges agreed to a $24000000000.00 settlement for p.g. and e. what it means for the victims of california's northern wildfires this is the one show you can't afford to miss let's get started. and we begin on the story day with no matter how you feel about it right here in washington d.c. this is an historic day as the house debates articles of impeachment and we look at how the market is reacting because both republicans and democrats they are fighting and on the day that you would expect the markets to react in a dramatic way well they didn't take a look the dow is basically flat just slightly up on this day is this largely because despite the cable news

covering the world of business and finance and the impact on us all i've been for and i'm christiane washington has less moving markets today one of mexico's top trade officials says that one of the biggest claims about the u.s. m.c.a. isn't going to happen because then violate mexican law and sovereignty well explained. friends new prime minister is ready to make good supporting parts of england that came out thanks for him won't break down boris johnson spending spree and do it well the back end of it is where the president is ready to airdrop the nation's cryptocurrency to the public just in time for the holidays so how much is going to be given away and why is the coolest mother oh doing this we've got the details thanks for being with us on this very busy day a lot to get to and so we begin here with pushback on the new u.s. embassy a trade deal mexico's trade representative now says there is no way that they will allow labor inspectors as part of the deal the reason for that because according to mexico's deputy foreign minister a mexican law does not allow it listen. do you still. use off

and covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century i'm going to bore and i'm christiane washington here's what's coming up today some people say once again the sanctions would be unacceptable we question the legal analysis by the u.s. authorities. on digital john deal with the u.s. and france are waging a terrible war of words as the nation's leaders meet in london for richer the british american business association is on hand to dig into the details of how tech tax is driving the escalation plus as your team of guard has taken the reins at the e.c.b. she has already made some firm commitments for the central bank professor of economics on patriot and steve keen joins us from amsterdam to break down the banks move and the central what central banks have come under fire around the globe we have a packed show today so let's get right to it. the trombone ministration is considering reviving a plan to kick qual way out of the u.s. banking system this proposal was previously is considered by the white house national security council as a nuclear option to sanction the company but was u

covering the world of business and finance and the impact on us all on been small and i'm christiane washington here's what we have in store for you today coming up google is facing a new find from the e.u. over suspend the advertisers why are the french calling gould actions brutal and unjustified plus while they may be losing out on 5 key contacts and it could be thanks to pressure being applied from washington well break down the latest no matter how you feel about the price of big coin today turns out the leading cryptocurrency is far enough the best investment of the decade we're going to tell you just how good it has been this is the one show you can't afford to miss so let's get started. and we begin today with reports that a facebook database was hacked and the. belonging mainly to us users was posted on the hacker forum last week we're talking about hundreds of millions of records joining us now to break down this is google's course want to surmount is that there are things for being here so once again facebook has another breach data goes missing it shows up on this one. how many peop

uncovering the world of business and finance in the impact on us all and been sworn and i'm christiane washington here's a look at what's on deck today. i believe production problems at the rim factory may have contributed to these 2 tragic crashes of the. following 2 down the crashes involving the boeing $737.00 max a whistleblower has raised the alarm in congress and our national regulatory attorney miles advisers on hand to break down the developments and we'll bring you up to speed on the fate of the plane's flight but following a spate of controversy peloton stock has taken a little bit of a dip like a $1000000000.00 worth we're going to take a deep dive into the stocks performance and whether the firm can stand up to scrutiny with the pack show today so let's go right in. and we begin with the u.s. china trade talks in the fact that thursday president trouble is meeting with traded visors to figure out next steps why because at this point it looks very unlikely that a phase one deal will be done before december 15th and so the big question becomes will the trump administration allow $160000

i'm christiane washington here's a look out actually that technology has continued to advance shopping tran have managed to catch up. on hand today to dig into the record digital haul for the holiday season plus. i think this is a big problem. for this was the trust of most of the trust. thinking of big stuff here just natural naming a new c.e.o. to head the embattled aviation giant boeing is back under fire for quote very disturbing documents that have been handed over to the u.s. congress correspondent allan you know which brings us up to speed on the shaky situation from bali and later our friend bart chilton may be gone but his legacy lives on through the bar children fellowship program we managed to catch up with chainbearer malley of the carving just and peter no way he's a very 1st recipient of the fellowship you're not going to want to miss this we have so much to get to sell and let's get straight. as phase one of the trade deal between china and the u.s. start to firm up china reports a surge in soybean imports in november up 3053.7 percent year over year this is more than do

i‘m katty kay in washington, and christian fraser is in london.d was necessary to "restore confidence" in the company. mr muilenberg has been under pressure since two fatal crashes involving boeing‘s 737 max aircraft in which nearly 350 people died. boeing‘s shares have gone up by two percent since the announcement of the leadership change — but does removing the person at the top highlightjust how deep the crisis at boeing is? samira hussain is covering the story in new york for us we were talking earlier about it being a good day to bury bad news. is this another incident of that? this has certainly been something thatis this has certainly been something that is a long time coming. a lot of people have been wondering when there would be some kind of accountability for what has happened with the 737 max crashes and subsequent grounding of the entire fleet. no one has been particularly pleased by the leadership shown by mr muilenberg. we have seen that he has been unable to win back the confidence of any us regulators or even global regulators. he

i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london. is an evergreen quality to the title of this programme. particularly when leaders keep promising to get things done within 100 days. and so it was this morning. the british prime minister at his first cabinet meeting since re—election promised to work "flat out" to deliver on the promises he has had made to the british people. among a number of commitments the tories have made is a new one that will prevent parliament from extending the brexit transition period beyond dec 31st next year. the prime minister says the deadline will focus minds in westminster as well as in brussels. the eu has dismissed it as sabre—rattling and said it was "expected" as part of the prime ministers political positioning. the withdrawal bill itself will be brought back to the house on friday. today was about, swearing in the speaker and the new mps and an opportunity for mrjohnson to bask in his new found majority. i think that this parliament is a vast improvement on its predecessor. and, indeed, mr speake

hello and welcome — i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london.alking is over. it is decision time. after five weeks of campaigning, the uk goes to the polls tomorrow, at a critical juncture in the brexit story. such are the vagueries of britain's first past the post system no—one really knows where this will take us. the polls suggest the gap between the two main parties has narrowed in recent weeks, but still we could be looking at anything from a hung parliament to a tory landslide. the party leaders have been on a whistle stop tour of the country. we have plotted it for you, the conservatives in blue, labour in red. the prime minister began his day delivering milk to a voter in guiseley, west yorkshire. jeremy corbyn has been to six constituencies. our politcal editor laura kuennsberg met up with both leaders along the way. do you deserve to win? it's only if you get brexit done that you can move the country forward. and to answer your question, i do think that we have the best programme for the country, laura. yes or no, do you think you'll b

hello and welcome — i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london.game, politics. those who lost their seats on friday, have already cleared their desks, ready for the arrival of the new intake. and tonight 109 freshly elected conservative mps, many of them from the north of england, will be at a drinks reception with borisjohnson. the mps are joining a majority government, which can finally push ahead with the conservative agenda — without the deadlock and the backroom deals of the past few years — and that process starts immediately. tomorrow the speaker will begin the process of swearing in mps, who are required to take their oath of allegiance to the crown. on thursday, the queen will formally open parliament. the government's programme, which she will read out, focuses on delivering brexit and strengthening the nhs. and on friday the withdrawal agreement bill — the legislation to implement that brexit deal — is expected to be reintroduced in the commons for a second reading — it's not yet known when mps will vote on it but make no mistake britai

the office that is the most important office in the country. >> in fairness to christianity today there was a "washington post" article that mentions other times that christianity today has called out silence among christians in relation to donald trump and racism. but what do you think is it that made this the time to do that? because to your point if there are going to be things -- there may be things nothing offends you about donald trump. but if you were to be offended by him, this month wouldn't be your first month. >> right. i look back to charlottesville as a moment at least for me, i worked in the campaign in 2016 so i was opposed to donald trump going back to birtherism but in charlottesville that was a moment for the country to say wait, he just said the people that stood alongside the klan and nazis were very fine people. and we have a moral obligation as citizens to say whether or not we're okay with a president who believes that those people are fine people or not. because white nationalism and the embrace of white nationalism by this president is an existential threat to our national securi

. >> and washington, christian guns, ktvu fox2 news. >> a former trump campaign official rick gates wasnced to 45 days in jail and three years probation despite his extensive cooperation and special counsel robert mueller's russia probe and other investigations. the prosecutors or attorneys did not request prison time because of his cooperation. gates was one of a half-dozen associates to president trump charged in the investigation into ties between the trump campaign in russia. the justice department says gates has provided extraordinary assistance since pleading guilty to crimes relating to his lucrative consulting work in ukraine. >>> a san jose man arrested for largely trying to kill his ex-girlfriend and kidnapping their 2-year-old daughter is back in the bay area. victor modano was captured yesterday in the small town of cambria about 180 miles south of san jose. a group of good samaritans recognize the suspect from the amber alert. the cell phone video shows the group of men surrounding him and attaining him at a gas station after realizing that he was the wanted man. >> my boss

and number two, my faith tells me as a christian, and it's hard in washington, d.c., i remind myself of this every day, don't hate. you can disagree, but don't ha hate. but unfortunately, there's a lot of partisan rage and that's on the christian whether you're a christian or not. >> tucker: that is on both sides, i think you're absolutely right. it just is too disingenuous for me to sit and listen to people who we really would dismantle the traditional christian church and are actually trying to lecture faithful christians about how they've gone astray. i don't think they have a right to do that. >> i have heard some democrats, not saying all democrats, haven't heard too many republicans, but i have heard some of my democratic friends mock people who believe in god and who believe in the second amendment, who believe in teaching their kids morals, who believe in the military. i'm not saying about the doctrine of the democratic ark, and maybe there are some republicans who do that. they do that, they are just as wrong as the democrats, but i remember presidential candidate one time ca