victor, christi, back to you. >> wow. karen maginnis, thank you. >>> three weeks now before the iowa caucuses. this morning we're hearing from voters there. coming up, how the back and forth this military action with iran could impact their votes. >> i think what happened this week will put more urgency in what's going on. more so than the impeachment hearing. >>> also, more than a dozen servicemen will be expelled from the u.s. after a review of the deadly shooting at an air station last month. the findings of that review put d.o.d. security measures in question. >>> a wider risk in the british monarchy. we'll tell you who is being summoned for a royal summit tomorrow as prince harry and duchess meghan face an uncertain future. for your worst sore throat pain, try vicks vapocool drops. it's not candy, it's powerful relief. ahhh vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops and try new vapocool spray. when in your gut,dent you feel confident to take on anything. with benefiber, you'll feel the power of gut health co

christi, martin?> barbara starr, thank you very much. >>> cnn's kristen holmes is traveling with the president. we know he was taking a victory lap last night. there are several democrats still questioning the necessity of this attack on the general. what are you learning, and what is the president saying to them? >> well, christi, yes. like everything in washington, there's a deep divide between mainly democrats and republicans. you heard the republicans praising president trump where democrats were more skeptical. they're being very careful. they know soleimani is a bad guy. they don't want to seem like they're praising him or he shouldn't have been killed. where the skepticism comes in is whether or not president trump should have consulted members of congress. but he didn't talk to the gaung of eight. he didn't bring in any democrats or republican leadership on what he planned on doing. now the question is was it necessary and is there going to be some kind of attack and are the consequences going

. >> i said, i think i'm rhonda christie, or do you know rhonda patricia christie. and then there was a long pause. >> pepper's story had many ups and downs. >> when i looked at the e-mail, i just couldn't even believe it. >> but after so many tears, so many years, and so many turns in her story -- >> i was like, whoa. >> -- there are still more stunning twists to be revealed. >> that's amazing. it's the best gift ever. >> welcome to dateline. a 4-year-old girl was abducted and raised by her kidnapper. for the next four decades, she searched for her family, her name and herself. her story has an extraordinary ending and, as it turns out, that ending was just the beginning. here is keith morrison. >> our story begins with this mother of a teenage daughter. a woman who would spend most of her life trying to figure out who she was. what was her name? where did she come from? we'll tell you about her long search, her discovery finally of what felt like truth. but as you'll soon see, real truth can be elusive. it can hide. let's begin at the beginning. but at the beginni

laura: ron christie, thank you. just a reminder of where we ar tonight. what is hapwaning here in ington is the articles of impeachment against president trump has been transmitted from the house of representatives to the senate, andeshe trial of ent trump will begin in earnest next tuesday. i would like to thank ron christie and elizabeth wydra, our experts who have talked us through this historic moment. thank you so much for being with us, and we will hear plenty more from you, i hope, as theof senae triahe president unfolds. now to the other big story in wahiington, is the signing of a phase one trade deal between the u.s. and china. president trump was joined at e white house by china's vice premier to put penkeo paper and t official. the agreement cuts some u.s. tariffs on chinese goods, while beijing will buy more u.s. goods. american comedies operating in inare cap the intellectual property protected. our global trade correspondent has this assessment. reporter: from american farmers producing soybeans or pork to car manufacture and chinese factor

i want to bring in ron christie again. ron, president trump has been saying to friends that he doesn't want the stain of peachment on him. well, he has it now. but is it something heoman get out fr under, do you think? ron: i think he can. it gives me chills, not just because of the weather on capitol hill this evening, but he gives me chills to see these i was counsel for our united states member of congress in 1998, the last time we had articles of impeachment walked through theun r and sent to the senate. president bill clinton was very defiant in how the house atte office decades ago.om i believe the american people look at this and sd that the house republicans overreach, and he left office with a high level of approval. the questiontrrom president p will be how can president trump try to convince the americaneoe, using social media, using his rallies, using his powers of persuasion, to say i should not have been impeached and i still am an honorable and decent president for the laura: ron christie, thank y. we are lo

as christi has already said, the size of manhattan.most impossible to imagine. >> cnn's allison chinchar is with us now. so we heard anna there talking about the fact that they think they were spared a little bit. what do we know about weather and what it has in store for them? >> yeah, so in her region they were. elsewhere that really wasn't the case, especially in and around the sydney region. here's the thing, you both mentioned, martin and christi, about the comparison of one of those fires to the city of manhattan or the area around manhattan being the equivalent. but here's the thing, that's just one particular fire. when you take into account all of them, there's over 200 just in new south wales and victoria, but they're also elsewhere. those aren't the only two places we have these fires. when you add them all up the area burned is around 23,000 square miles or 14.6 million acres. that is the equivalent to the states of new jersey, maryland and delaware combined. really think about that. imagine here in the states having all th

he had been approached, he said, by an iranian friend of his aunts in corpus christi, texas. the friend had a proposition for him, a proposition to hire the drug cartel to carry out terrorist attacks inside the united states. wait, what now? which movie is this? over the christmas break susan and i went to the movie theater to go see "little women" because we're middle-aged lesbians, it's mandatory. but we're in a theater right next to "star wars. t" so, we saw little star women wars. it was definitely the best iteration of both movies. this is kind of the same thing. this is two different action movies crammed into the same thing. wait, i thought this was the movie about the infiltration of the drug gang with the secret informants, no, no, it's the iranians hiring the drug gang to carry out terrorist attacks in the united states. yes, both of those movies squashed into one. the guy everybody thinks who is in the drug gang secretly working for the dea as a double agent, he in real life has an aunt in corpus christi and his aunt in corpus christi has a friend, an iranian guy w

>> that's right, christi. essentially let's go back in time to how the president came up to this decision. we know it happened over a course of days at his mar-a-lago resort when he was surrounded by friends and ail r s and allies. all of this is taken into consideration, military leaders warning this could lead to a potential escalation, president trump decides to launch these air strikes here. so last night, making a victory lap, while he's calling friends, allies, talking about the decision he's made, democrats are requesting whether or not he had to do this, number one, why did he not consult congress. two, would this lead to a potential war. take a listen to what president trump said about that. >> we took action last night to stop a war. we did not take action to start a war. i have deep respect for the iranian people. they are a remarkable people with an incredible heritage and unlimited potential. we did not seek regime change, however, the iranian's regime in the area including use of proxy fighters t

always good to have you. >> thanks so much, christi.ood to be with you as well. >> i want to ask you, if as we understand it, some of these saudi trainees that are being looked at had extremist views or connections to them as well as being in possession of child pornography. help us understand how -- what is the vetting process? let put it that way. how do people with that kind of a background make it as far into the military as they did? >> well, what happens is the united states is often dependent on the vetting process in the host country. so these people received, in this case, commissions from their country to be officers. the saudis have had a history of sending people to this country for a long time for military training purposes and, quite frankly, the vetting process always leaves something to be desired. i've known a lot of trainees of this type over my years of service in the military and most of them are completely decent people. however, i have sometimes -- sometimes the vetting process does fall short. if we rely too heavi

>> reporter: good morning, christie and martin. there is a trove of information here, but the two main take aways are about what you mentioned, that surveillance as well as devin nunes. this is new information about the apparent surveillance of the apparent former ambassador yovonovitch. she was fired by president trump himself after a smear campaign was run against her that was done by her -- his personal attorney, rudy giuliani. now we first learned about this appearance of surveillance in the first set of documents released by the house in a set of text messages by lev parnas to a connecticut man who was running for congress named robert hyde, and in this they appeared to be tracking yovonovitch's movements. we saw more documents last night. this was screen shots that hyde had taken with an unknown belgian number where they appeared to be tracking marie yovonovitch. hyde has denied that this was ever a real thing. he said in an interview last night that this was all just one big joke. take a listen. >> so when they're sending me

nbc bay area's christy smith joins us from the city. christy, this is day one. how is it going? >> reporter: i tell you, at least where we're standing, you really want to take your time through here because right across the street up there, that's the sign that lets you know that drivers and private cars should not turn here. so people are out here directing traffic. and for some people today trying to find a place to park to do business has been a real challenge, but a lot of folks think it will be safer. >>> it's a new day for cyclists on market street. >> cars. as san francisco mayor london breed joined city leaders and pedestrian safety advocates who consider it a big step forward. >> we look forward to really transforming san francisco and making market street one of the safest corridors in our city. >> reporter: and with it the promise of quicker transit. the stretch runs tenth to main east bound and stewart to van ness westbound. it shows the dos and don'ts. they directed some which way to go. they backed up and turned around. >> no parking anywhere. >> reporter: jose ins

christie spoke about her battle with depression in april, and admitted she'd self—harmed.d she'd be having time out to get happier again. ten points clear, two games in hand. 2019 was a year to remember for liverpool fans but 2020 could top that if they're able to win their first league title in 30 years. tonight, they can stretch their lead to 13 points with a win at home to sheffield united. we'll hear from anfield in just a moment, but first patrick gearey takes a look at what a year it could be for the red half of liverpool. 0nce once upon 0nce upona once upon a time, this was normal. predictable, even. between 1975 and 1990, liverpool's trophies and parades came around in a carousel of celebration. ten league title is up to 15 available, then the party stopped. it has been 30 years since.

want to get your reaction. >> good morning, christie.t's pretty sobering to hear the general say the things he said to fred pleitgen. the iranians are going to probably target u.s. military installations, perhaps u.s. military personnel in the middle east would be my guess at this point in time. if they do that, that could affect military installations throughout the gulf region, it could affect senior officials. there could be an effort to go after american intelligence targets or american diplomatic targets. those are the kinds of things i would be looking for. i would agree with fred. this is going to be a very public response because it needs to be a public response from the iranian point of view. >> we heard fred say the intention here is they will retaliate and their hope is that that will be the end of it. how realistic is it? >> not very at all. i think what would happen is the natural tendency would be to escalate. we would not allow the death of an american official or an attack on an american base to go unanswered. president t

i'm christi paul. >> and i'm martin savidge. and you are in the "cnn newsroom." >> always so good to have you. hours from now house peext managers are expected to submit their facts, evidence, arguments against president trump. >> but that deadline comes as new evidence has come to light. late last night democrats released new documents and text messages from indicted rudy giuliani associate lev parnas. those appear to show that an aide to republican congressman devin nunes may have known about the operation at the center of the impeachment trial. >> and president trump in the meantime has beefed up his legal team, preparing, of course, for the senate impeachment trial. our reporters are standing by to break all of the headlines down for us. cnn's kristen holmes is traveling with the president in west palm beaches, florida. zachary wolf is in d.c. kristen, i would like to start with you because the house released these documents from lev parnas overnight. what do they tell us? >> christie, there are two big takeaways here. i wan

thank you, christy. from the third straight day weather prevented search crews from looking for that car that went off a cliff in half moon bay. there it is right there. on monday, that green lexus was caught on camera going off a cliff at gray whale cove. investigators are checking missing people and vehicle reports. so far nothing has come up. wreckage was found there at the scene, but it's unknown if that was from a previous accident. >> he lost his life chasing the thieves who stole his laptop. tonight we are learning he died on his birthday. friends telling us that the 35-year-old worked in tech and was looking forward to celebrating a new year's party at his house. nbc bay area's melissa colorado joins us from oakland's mont claire neighborhood. there is a memorial that just keeps growing, melissa. >> reporter: it's almost tripled in size. police aren't releasing the name of the victive. here's why. his friends tell us he was born and raised in china. they also tell us that his family members are s

he had been approached, he said, by an iranian friend of his aunts in corpus christi, texas. the friend had a proposition for him. a proposition to hire the drug cartel to carry out terrorist attacks inside the united states. wait, what now? which movie is this? over the christmas break susan and i went to the movie theater to go see little women because we're middle-aged lesbians, it's mandatory. but we're in a theater right next to star wars. it was definitely the mest iteration of both movies. this is kind of the same thing. this is two different action movies crammed into the same thing. wait, i thought this was the movie about the infiltration of the drug gang with the secret informants, no, no, it's the iranians hiring the drug gang to carry out terrorist attacks in the united states. yes, both of those movies squashed into one. the guy everybody thinks who is in the drug gang secretly working for the dea as a double agent, he in real life has an aunt in corpus christi and his aunt in corpus christi has a friend, an iranian guy who i kid you not is used car salesman. he

christie smith, nbc, bay area news. >> christie, thank you very much. >>> new at 6:00. a santa rosa homeless camp. a fire broke out in west san jose. this is a third fire in two months. nobody heard. it brings attention to a growing problem neighbors want dealt with immediately. 220 people are living at this homeless camp and leaders are working to address the concerns. >>> a group of women squatting an open house is calling the offer free temporary housing. the moms for housing group is facing eviction sometimes this group. the company that owns the property says it is disappointed that the mothers are rejecting the offer. it hopes the women reconsider before eviction. year. a man shot early this morning in front of a home. industrial par. police have not identified the victim. >>> new details out of san francisco about why a muni train continues down the track after hitting and killing the pedestrian. happening early this morning at sun sunnydale avenue. the person tried to open the train's door. the person sat on a connecter between two train cars. when the train dri

to circumvent financial issues jeffrey tucker of the american institute of economic research and christy i recently joined bridger born ceremony as they are going to analyze how global unrest may have been beneficial for a growing cryptocurrency sector. you know we have to remember that crypto was born in this exactly the kind of unrest it was 2008 when the white papers were these 2009 january 2009 when because it was released to the world there's a lot of encourage you it is a time that smart people got in on it and 5 years later start looking pretty awesome now here's 11 years later later yes it is now a safe haven for the world and you need you need that you know we've needed it for a 100 years ever since the governments around the world took over the banking system and put in question whether or not we really own our deposits we need some independent sort of wealth and i think because i am as as becoming the that is because in another crypto currency is also you mentioned venezuela there are many many different crypto currencies that are being used there are now thousands of them and

so christie i know you would love to live on the moon if it were possible but if humans like christie were ever able to actually live on the moon what would their vehicles look like according to lexus they would be exactly what you would find in this i find movie sleek and shiny and apparently branded with the lexus logo take a look at some of the 7 lunar vehicle concepts that the lexus european advanced design studio has out for a name came up with everything from this one that kind of looks like a mascara tube to the one design concept that was published look at this a motorcycle like vehicle called 0 gravity and this bike of course does not have wheels it was designed to be ridden like a motorcycle but instead 'd uses magnetic levitation kind of like something from tron right but we live only lexus could create something cool looking here on earth if you want to ride a maverick car around here so what do you think of those i mean they're they're pretty incredible you can see them on the the wall behind us i mean they're cool looking right i want to tell me right rather than one of

nbc bay area's christie smith joins us live in santa rosa. what are county leaders doing about this now that they know that those rats are there? >> reporter: well, you know, estimates are that there are more than 200 people that are staying on this trail. today there was a big discussion about plans for an indoor/outdoor shelter to move them off this trail. but whatever happens, neighbors say it has to happen fast. >> it's a sad, sad situation. >> reporter: he lives right near the trail, a trail that's home to a long line of people living in tents. >> propane tank went off and caused a major fire there. other than that, people shooting drugs, shooting up right here in plain view. >> reporter: this is video a neighbor shared. firefighters say they've had 25 calls in the area just last month, mostly for issues like smoke and fire. >> we thought it was a bomb. >> reporter: this neighbor says his car has been broken into. he's seen trash pile up. he now has dogs to watch his yard. there are signs not to park. the city spent more than $12 million

christy smith. >> thanks very much. new details out of san francisco about a deadly muni train collision. it happened early this morning. a spokon esrsid the train will stop at the last line. that person climbed over the safety straps, sat on a connector between two train cars but fell off. he was hit by the second car of that train. the operator did not know what happened until another operator called the report a body on the trac tracks. >>> the city's first homicide of the year early this morning in front of a home near industrial parkway. police have not yet identified the victim. >>> disaster specialists from california are headed to puerto rico after yet another major earthquake. it happened yesterday and it is considered an aftershock to tuesday's 6.4. disaster specialists left from sacramento earlier today, including experts on energy management, engineering and crisis counseling. >> there is about 2,500 structures that have been impacted or in need of structural assessment. bridges, roads. many people are sleep

didn't look at the positive growth of cryptocurrency not everyone is on board well as singapore christie spoke of the bus tour and author jim rogers to discuss his skepticism over the growing clubs. thanks for being with us today a lot to get to so we begin here. over the span. the past 2 years we have seen turmoil gripped several parts of the globe from hong kong where months of unrest have shaken what was a previously financial haven in east asia to iran and venezuela worse ancients have taken a toll on the economies of those nations and because of the rise of the upheaval in those countries we've also seen a boom in between mining and the use of crypto currencies in order to circumvent financial issues jeffrey tucker of the american institute of economic research and christy i recently joined bridgeboro in ceremony as they are going to analyze how global unrest may have been beneficial for a growing cryptocurrency sector. we have to remember that krypto was born in this exactly this kind of unrest it was 2008 when the white papers were these 2009 january 2009 when the big client was r

laa: ron christie, thanks for being with us tonight. ron: good to see you. laura: the other story we are following is the allegedly hacking of jeff bezos's phone by saudi arabia's crown prince. investigatorsay a whatsapp account sent a video to the amazon founder. "washington post" columggst jamal khaswas murdered in turkey and the cia said it was likely his killing was ordered by mbs. n the saudi forenister has dismissed the allegations of hacking. >>d. absurd is the right w the idea that the conference would havhack jeff bezos's phone is silly. my understanding of the u.n. report, it is not a report from it is a statement by a private company that is not vetteed an independent agency and its own conclusions, no hard evidencto substantiate the claim. laura: the u.n. is calling for an investigation what it called e crown prince's direct and personal efforts to target perceived opponents will jeff bezos, t washington post," responded with a tweet syriz simply saying #jamal. mark fischer has written about this for " the post" he joined me a short time ago. wha

they call in photo appraiser elizabeth eicholz from christie's to make sense of the snapshots.ines the collection, she is first pleasantly surprised, then amazed. look! there are those classic shots of brigitte bardot... winston churchill... and ernest hemingway... hundreds of famous images by some of the most renowned photographers of the time -- richard avedon, ansel adams, cornell capa, and more. >> it was extraordinary in its vastness -- the number of photographs, the number of artists, the span of decades. >> and each individually hand-printed by one of those masters, using now-vanishing darkroom arts... selecting just the right contrast paper to expose under a carefully calibrated enlarger, lightening and darkening isolated areas with dodging and burning tools, dipping each sheet in developer and fixing solutions for exactly the right time at precisely the right temperature... and still not knowing what you've created until each has drip-dried and the light comes on. those were the days of darkrooms. how much of a role does the quality of a print play in selling photograp

he didn't sleep much. >> watching lars suffer was torture for ken and christy.uch their brother loved debbie and how dark and confusing that house could be at night. you felt it was important we come to the house now in. >> yes, i did. >> why? >> because no one realizes how dark it was. >> we're here, it's around 4:00 in the morning. >> yes, it is. >> this was lars and debbie's bedroom. >> the bed was on this wall. >> ken walked us through the story lars told us countless times. >> he wasn't sure what he was seeing, he thought it was an intruder, maybe two. >> debbie is only 5'3," blonde, wearing a light tee-shirt. why would he not think it was his wife? >> at 4:00 in the morning, i don't think size, weight, complexion matters when you are awakened by a noise and your dog is growling. >> ken wanted us to experience it with the lights off. >> let's do it. >> let's shut the lights off. >> at first, it was pitch back. but as my eyes adjusted, i could make out something. >> i can see a little bit of a silhouette, but i cannot see your face. i'm going to turn the lig

in the regional wing of on ruling coalition then if sod here in how it been accounted it for the christie in socially union but the prospect of a muslim air sore protest from some policy members so hey is decided to drop outs of the running when some party member said they don't want to muslim is a manner i was initially disappointed they're not ready yet i have to except that they should have clarified that in advance there is no tolerance i'm very sorry in deeply disappointed this is hugely embarrassing for the c.s.u. mr scion feeling he couldn't stand as a candidate based on his faith has drawn sharp criticism from party ground days i think it is fundamentally wrong to exclude a candidate because of his beliefs if you use community to overall views especially at a time when dialogue between the world's religions is so urgently needed something about must not happen the news that mr sign would be pulling out of the race prompted polling across the state of bavaria which showed that almost every other person would have an issue to some degree with the mayor of their city or community bei

reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. stay with nbc bay area for the very latest on this story. we'll continue to have updates on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. coming up in 12 minutes we're going to have more on the situation in iraq today. >>> a live look at sfo for you where a plane had to make an emergency landing just a few hours ago. we're told a china airplane took off from the airport around 1:30 this afternoon. it was heading for taiwan. soon after takeoff, the plane needed to turn around. apparently a bird hit the plane's engine. you're looking at video that shows the plane dumping fuel. you can see it right there in the center of your screen if you look closely. it was a cargo plane so there weren't any passengers on board. the maintenance crews will need to look over the plane before it's cleared to fly again. >>> a violent and very strange morning in san jose as a bizarre situation at a gas station ends with police opening fire. police say they responded to reports of a man trying to light a fire in the no

one of them, bridget kelly, i a is a former deputy chief of then-governor chris christie. was convicted for fraud and conspiracy for her role in shutting down two lanes of the washington bridge, causing major traffic jams between new jersey and new york city. another person who works for the port authority was convicted a similar charges. originally officials claimed the , reason for the lane closure was a traffic study but really it was revealed the real reason was payback against a local new jersey mayor who refused to endorse governor christie's reelection bid. the supreme court will now here whether the federal government overreached when it used a wire fraud statute to prosecute kelly and baroni for the

christi?ight four-way race among the democratic presidential candidates in the final weeks before the democratic caucuses. we're going to talk about some of these interesting numbers. we'll break it down for you. >>> in the final stretch before the democratic caucuses one month to date in new hampshire, democratic voters still divided between four candidates specifically. a new cnn/registered des moinesian poll found bernie sanders on the rise holding 20 brs of support followed by senator warren, 17%, pete buttigieg 16%, former vice president joe biden, 15%. the standard of points changed 10 numbers since november. both biden and warren remain relatively even at the end of the day. with us the statehouse reporter for "the des moines register" stephen miller. thank you for being with us. looking at that and to ask the other question here, 40% said their mind was made up. that means 60% of the people this far in still does not know what they're going to do. what has to happen? what haven't they

nbc bay area's christie smith joins us live. christie, when does it start, and what will it look like? >> reporter: well, get ready, because this is coming soon. we're talking about big changes by the end of the month. private cars restricted on certain part of market street. and now bigger changes for the area are approved. but this is something that can happen much quicker. the holidays are a busy time for blazing saddles bike rentals in san francisco. their kiosk on market street will soon have big news to share with riders. >> there is already infrastructure existing that encourages bicycling there, but this will enhance and definitely be an improvement. >> a major change for the street that is a challenging mix of street cars, buses and cars. sfmta says market has half of the intersection was the most bike and pedestrian collisions. >> we're really excited about the private automobile restrictions that are going to be going into effect january 29th. and in addition there is going to be what the city is calling quick build e

. ♪ >> announcer: this is "new day weekend" with victor blackwell and christi paul. >> always great toave you with us. we're following breaking news on the passenger jet that iran now admit os to having shot down. in the past hour, we've learned that iranian commander requested all flights to be grounded until tension has cooled off. >> but iran's military said the aviation authority never followed through on that request. our reporters are covering this story from around the globe. we're going to start with cnn's fred pleitgen in tehran. tell us about the blaming that we're hearing now, where you are. >> reporter: well, yeah, i mean, there's a lot of information that's coming out now, victor, from various iranian authorities. but first and foremost from the revolutionary guard corps which of course operates the air defense system in this country. there was a press conference ahead of the revolution guard corps where he not only said he had requested for the airspace not to be closed but also no flights to be grounded. no flights being allowed to take off from civilian aircraft in the

reporting live in mill valley, christie smith, nbc bay area. >> okay, christie, thank you. >>> we saw it was pouring where melissa colorado was. >> even though that main storm front has passed on, we'll get you into our microclimate forecast. our mobile doppler radar stormranger shows isolated instability. we could keep some spotty activity in the next couple of hours. you might need that umbrella. please watch out for slick roads. january has really not been that wet for us. some of that oil has built up on the roadways and can make you slip and slide if you're traveling from point a to point b. right now you can see some of these isolated thunderstorms into the east bay. we'll take you down to the top two locations. in oakland we had heavy rainfall. now it's starting to move into orinda and moraga by 6:55. lafayette by 7:10 tonight. so the south, isolated lightning strikes at san leandro. if you hear thunder, the best advice is to head inside and get out of that activity. this is moving off towards dublin by 6:59 tonight. this could be producing small hail as well. spotty rain from

broadcasting around the world and covering all aspects of business and how it affects us all i'm christy i bring to bear in washington here's a look at what we have on deck wells fargo's stock continues to slump in the wake of its major accounts scandal with fines taking a big hit on the company's bottom line partly nailer a public service and gives us his take on what lies in store for the banking goliath and how the sector has performed in recent times then as one bank has left another has their j.p. morgan and you part profit we take a look at the best in the final quarter of 2900 and what does it mean for the forecasts of the u.s. economy going forward without a mess of the out of messing with it so many stories so little time so let's go and dive right at. the head of the anticipate assigning a phase one the u.s. treasury has decided to remove china's designation as a currency manipulator never mind the fact that china should have never even been labeled that in the 1st place according to the i'm up commodity traders and analysts are now doubting these insane amount that china is co

divided and categorized within itself and miles i want to kind of piggyback on what the last thing christie here is why do regulators in the u.s. and really elsewhere where they are crackdown i have to hard time figure out how to how to classify and really how to deal with crypto currency and in the u.s. specifically you know you say in like 4 different organizations are dealing with something that's kind of in a similar sector should we not be looking at the possibility of doing what japan does which is to create a whole new organization to deal with crypto currency so that way it's all kind of held together. oh absolutely and when we look at it you know our securities laws go back to the 1930 s. it was never even contemplated that crypto currency would exist and so we also have to do is we have to look at dating our legislation and i know in 2020 there is a very large piece of legislation that crypto can currency legislation act which will look at these items so the 1st thing is is we have a very old structure for regulating any types of securities secondly you know we're just not as well

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makes it a huge equalizer game for ordinary citizens and jeffrey i want to actually play off of what christie just said there talking about china because they've kind of rolled back some of that now that you see the u.s. is very restrictive on crypto currency but most recently china said it's looking at implementing crypto currency on a massive scale and that would include bringing in wall way into the mix is the u.s. falling behind on this. that it's been it's been going on for about 5 years so you have to slightly roll back and understand what happened when because it was invented it was dismissed for something like 3 or 4 years nobody took it seriously and then for the next 2 or 3 years people thought well this is a tool for geeks it doesn't really matter banks are all some of the dollars awesome there's not going to be the competition but then as time has gone on we've seen that things are getting more and more serious so the us government and you can see it in the debates in congress in the senate in the house and the way the regulators are talking this trying to get scared and panicked

happy to welcome back hillary for white board member of the british american business association of christie so hillary thank you for being here now to start out there is a lot of news with carlos ghosn which has now become some somewhat of an international affair so japan has now issued an arrest warrant for guns wife carol which according to the wall street journal is rooted in the suspicion of perjury so what could the bureau in the entire investigation what obviously is going to throw a wrench but actually when you look at the timing remember it was because he announced that he was going to deliver a press conference on tomorrow wednesday that they suddenly arrested what sort of like weird timing on that if they were so concerned about why didn't they arrest her previously also they were able to see one of her paul sports but they didn't seize her u.s. passport that was when they say they searched. so the suspicion is also what they want to do is they want to have the u.s. extradite her because they have a we have a trade an extradition agreement with the japanese whereas lebannon doesn'

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ron christie there and mary and marsh. happening in the floor of the senate, adam schiff is still there. little interesting back story here because we did hear from the president's legal team at the very beginning of this and the president's li lawyers spoke for about five minutes, that's what lawyers do. adam schiff has been speaking by my reckoning now for about 20 minutes, so... he's there with us for a while. these are their graphics not ours. right, this is what we are being fed from the city and was looking at that earlier and saying we are not explaining it to our poor audience. he isjustifying the case for as we were hearing of why the need the witnesses. legal a nalyst why the need the witnesses. legal analyst and former us attorney camp is with us now. on this issue of dissent and documents because we are going to be speaking a lot about that today until all of this road map is sorted out explain to get to our audience from 50,000 feet why is process matter so much. in matters for a process matter so much. in mat

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell.ongress returns to congress this week still deadlocked over the senate impeachment trial over president trump. house speaker nancy pelosi has not yet handed over the articles of impeachment, the action needed to start the trial. the escalating situation with iran could add another layer. does it strengthen or weaken the democrats' hand. let's put that question now to lynn sweet. lynn, good morning to you. what's the overlap here of the iran discussion and the impeachment trial and does this weaken the democrats' hand? >> it doesn't weaken it. i'm not sure if it strengthens it. here's a few reasons why. i've heard your past few segments talk about that these 52 targets trump is talking about striking include cultural sites in iran. that is, and i want to emphasize what your previous guests have said, a war crime. here's how this works with impeachment. the next step is for the senate to decide if they're going to hear witnesses. they only need four republican senators to say yes on that

seek refuge abroad but what will become of christie behind it if. they believe my husband went to peru because of the crisis that the wanted that if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger come on down. the street to. play. play. play play. play play play play. this is g.w. news live from berlin the last a living witnesses gather to mark 75 years since the liberation of auschwitz survivors are there today as our world leaders to honor those killed at the nazi extermination camps with anti semitism on the rise there is a sense of urgency to remind the world about what happened to their.

christie behind it simply. my husband went to peru because of the crisis. if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger and around him down. just like stuart's journey into teams don't. see minutes through this black hole of a grain the engineering giant says it's sticking with plans to work on a giant coal mine in australia despite an environmentalist calls to quit also coming boeing hopes its new boss and turn things around and stop the trouble plane maker being a blank on the us economy and it's been called germany's secret weapon system a vocational training but no other countries are getting in on the act. to come for scoble walk into the program german industrial powerhouse siemens will stay involved in a controversial mining project in australia that's according to a tweet by c.e.o. joe qasr the project has faced massive environmental criticism as australia struggling to contain catastrophic bushfires that may link to climate change as an 18000000 year old contract to supply rail infrastructure for the carmichael mine in queensland you know th

for decades the new form of expression inspired many to start break dancing like antonio christie oh who discovered the joyful art as a child and now he's coaching a handful of olympic hopefuls in the states the international olympic committee is considering adding breakdancing to its program in 2024. all we can do now is just put filleted it and make sure it happened make sure that our athletes have an opportunity to go and not only go to the olympics when it happens but also come back with gold medal is the birthplace of hip hop culture right the united states we created and because studios young students we boys fozzy men in our spinning about the possibility of being eliminated. i was really. like can what i do it for ever and i now it kind of can because of the and thanks and all that so it's like so what's a process and see rick say the final decision on whether or not break dancing will be at the 2024 olympics is expected to come later this year in december. you're watching news coming up next it's shift and a look at the digital sign of the fashion industry in the meantime al

people feel for their lives and their future so they seek refuge abroad but what will become of close christie behind it simply our capital my husband went to peru because of the crisis that obama did that if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger. just this week. stops and all crosses a heading south as investors are getting more and more nervous about the scale of the corona crisis virus crisis and its possible impact on the global economy also coming up with the european union and china joined forces with 15 other w t o members to keep the bodies appeals court alive despite u.s. action to block it and how the system of microcredit designed to help the poor can easily turn into a debt trap. welcome to do business life from berlin i want to go jones good to have you with us so asian stocks started the week down on growing concerns of the scope of china's spreading virus outbreak japan's nikkei average suffered a steep 2 percent loss the biggest one day fall in 3 weeks however many regional markets including china were close to a lunar new year holidays australia was closed for aust

christi and victor, let me walk you through the process as u.s. officials laid it out.his just came up within the last several hours as to how they plan to do this. there's roughly about 1,000 u.s. citizens according to u.s. officials in the city of wuhan. that's, of course, the epicenter of this deadly coronavirus. they are planning to charter a plane leaving from wuhan on tuesday and it would arrive at san francisco's airport. to get on that plane, you have to apply. u.s. citizens with a passport have to apply for a seat. they're limited. they're giving priority to those more susceptible to the virus. there's a lot of unease within the community within those lockdown zones, which there are tens of millions of people impacted. i spoke to one of the american citizens, an american woman feels unease and uncertainty. >> i woke up feeling quite desperate. sad, angry. most of this is because of lack of information and lack of knowing what's going on. my mother is worried about me. i love her. she's 88 years old. my sister. i don't want her to worry anymore. i'd like to see

celtic midfielder ryan christie has been banned for two matches for violent conduct during their defeat grabbed rangers alfredo morelos in the groin, an incident that wasn't spotted by the referee. he'll miss a cup match against partick thistle and the premiership match against kilmarnock. celtic have accused the sfa of a "worrying lack of consistency with the fast—track process". football in italy has resumed after their winter break, four matches yesterday and six today, including the return of zlatan ibrahimovic at ac milan. he helped them to their last league title nine years ago, and has signed a six—month deal to try and get them moving up the table. they are worryingly close to relegation. "welcome back ibra" was the message in the san siro as they faced sampdoria. the swede came on as a second half substitute, managing a couple of chances on goal — this his best — but they drew 0—0. meanwhile, another footballing icon cristiano ronaldo scored his first hat—trick in serie a this afternoon. the former world player of the year helped juventus to a 4—0 win over cagliari. juventus ar

here's christy smith. >> we thought it was a bomb. >> reporter: that's how this neighbor describes a propane tank exploding this week, where a long line of people are staying in tents and neighbors shared this video. >> the stuff, it's coming from us. kids don't come out and play. >> reporter: he says his car was broken into. he has dogs out front now. others find signs of drug use and trash. >> i had more rats in my house than i've ever had in 20 years. >> reporter: the county is taking even more steps to address these problems. they've also promised nearly $12 million to tackle the homeless crisis. but today, advocates and community members came to ideasr shelters. >> it's specific criteria about how to be designed. and we're soliciting feedback from the public. >> reporter: where is unclear. but neighbors want it done now, not in months. would you go? >> absolutely. >> reporter: jojo stays on the trail sometimes. he says people try to keep issues to a minimum. but he's also ready for a change. >> i would like to see more, like, a space where we can go and a place to call home woul