to the davos front go former member of the george w. bush administration was also a spokesperson for the john mccain and mitt romney presidential campaigns brian will show with you what's your assessment of the hearings have to day one. after day one i mean quite honestly larry i think democrats almost have all the evidence they need to impeach i mean look at this point to me the impeachment hearings themselves are just a technicality we have the president's own chief of staff on national television admitting that there was a quid pro quo we have republicans trying to claim that the president clearly said on the phone line that there was no quid pro quo which to me larry doesn't make a difference i mean if i were to walk into a gas station and rob a gas station does it matter if i say i'm not robbing your gas station of course not if the evidence is there and we know we have the evidence then that speaks for itself i think that's. where we are with these hearings and i think they'll play out exactly as we expect i expect republicans to

from davos switzerland.divorce is a municipality in the country on of or greece song at $1560.00 metres it's the highest town in europe and home to one of its rulings biggest ski resorts with 6 main ski areas totaling 320 kilometers of slopes. good morning i got up early today to get to so everyone else. after a full day of skiing it's not time to have some pasta charges which might. not. least make them come about up spluttering. the above claim. the time for us to sit in this ice skating rink doubles. for half some little hope to see. it looks so elegant christmas just. looking up expect a little while it was a little hot and the cold for getting there we're getting back to. the biblical experience of. we're now taking these bad guys it's called. today we're on bejar called song which is another really popular ski and snowboard spot right next to the host city center and i've heard that we were told i'm not. talking about so much. of our. lives. because my parents leave to come to my next stop on. the isla

from davos switzerland.divorces a municipality in the country on earth go bend or crease song at 1560 meters it's the highest town in europe and home to one of food saloons biggest ski resorts with 6 main ski areas totaling 320 kilometers of slopes. good morning i got up early today to hit the slopes for everyone else. the feeling of seeing it sometimes i have some possible charges which might. mean a film coming out about my brain. i'm glad. that's over the state indecisive getting rid of. so for some of the hopelessly. out of my . elegant interest i'm just. looking a little better a little while ago for ya. i think we're getting there we're getting back to. the glen playfield experience. we're now taking these bad guys it was called. but. today we're on bejar called charm which is another brief. ski and snowboard spot right next to the horse some time and i've heard from work full time that. i'm not the boss so let. me start. with just my experience the moment you my next stop. the island of blues is got a

davo oh i think that's an obstacle for him i think he's seen it already in his own party with particularly african-american voters as were his statements by the way in south carolina and elsewhere the answer is i hope americans do elect a gay president i hope it's not good to judge i don't really consider him experienced i don't consider south bend indiana a city it's in the terms of the way you would look at chicago or new york or a large city were really really has to manage an executive department of the government so i think he is a young man with probably a future in the democrat party but i think it would be a mistake for the american people to bring in someone which with such lack of experience in terms of preview no private sector experience frankly executive experience i think he would require much more more seasoning before he become president and i hope i hope we do elect a gay president i hope that gay president will be a republican but. the question he mentioned. is what do you make of michael bloomberg. i thought like a bloomberg was a fantastic mayor of new york city i think

this is what they call davos in the desert oh yeah last year nobody went because what happened to that guy kusanagi but this year they're wrong back in medicine blah chain there for china we talked about this and apparently they're going ahead with their crypto currency they're pretty open about it being a means to avoid us imposition of sanctions and we're looking at a de dollar rise to world also i see that one of the major russian aluminum companies because of sanctions they're moving away from aluminum they're going to start mining bitcoins that's de facto implies that the government his mining breakpoint so as a strategic reserve this would be one of the major country now acknowledging that along with gold we're going to be hoarding bitcoin how will that change the complection because big points on confiscated will come like a sputnik moment right so. russia was the 1st in outer space and this with the satellite a launch the space race we've got a new krypton hashing mining race on our doorstep russia is making a bold move here is the u.s. and. congress and the u.s. is still think

i was at davos and the international monetary fund, the world bank, many were saying brace yourselvesd we might see recession for the us and the global economy in 2020. so it began very gloomy. we might see a us recession in 2020. the stock market performance does seem to counter that. we have a demographic in the world, we have so much savings, older people, asian savings. a lot of influences pushing this. let us talk about the fun run, which apparently is really good for your health. i was not surprised to hear this. it reduces the risk significantly of things like heart failure, cancer, diabetes, other serious health issues that many of us are serious health issues that many of us are facing. it reduces the risk ofan us are facing. it reduces the risk of an early death by 27%. it is a reduced risk of obesity, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, et cetera, may be people who do go running to think more about their health and maybe are eating a healthier diet as well, so there are interlinked issues. and also research shows that what is good for your heart is good for your brain as

and our globe trotter will show us the winter sports paradise around davos in switzerland. charles and was founded in 1234 and was a member of the mediæval training alliance the hands the attic league it's now symbolized by the magnificent brick gothic architecture built at the time it's also why shawls and was declared a unesco world heritage site in 2002. and the port you'll find a real eye catcher that gore's fuck a former training sailing boat built in 1933 and these planks could talk the captain's cabin has seen german russian and ukrainian skippers rest there we had. the vessel was built and hamburg and was given to the soviet union as reparation after world war 2 in 1901 it became property of the ukrainian merchant navy. since 2003 the course fox has been back in its original harbors serving 1st and foremost as a museum the vessel which is not sea worthy anymore is maintained by an association that hopes to one day bring the old lady back to see. the building you see right behind me was built several decades after the gores fought but it's just as impressive since op

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it will be 65 in the davos bay and numbers across the rest of the north bay. that's the story for the next seven days. we will not change much at all. no more wind, no rain. just a lot of this. due > fansare curse ofepcurry's left-hand the day after he broke it, next. >>> the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi will appear on the late show with stephen colbert. to watch it right here on kpix 5 after our news at 11. >>> the warriors cancel practice today. not to go trick-or-treating. but it sure seems golden state is living out a real-life horror movie after steph curry broke his hand in last night's loss to phoenix. no halloween costume selfies from steff. he sent a picture with his hand heavily wrapped. curry said he's going to be back soon. houston remains to be seen. surgery has not been ruled out. with an extended absence from steph curry, the young roster is about to be thrown into the deep end. >> is a great opportunity for these young guys to play. also a little too much. >> you think? check it out. five months ago, game 5 of the finals, the warriors sta

xi jinping will in brazil in two weeks and both leaders are invited to the world economic for up in davost theif looming december t are viewed as a deadline. tomorrow the principals will speak speak byhone in conversation that cou yield new details and next steps for "nightly business report," kayla tausche in washington. >>> add it up andou have a witch's brew. the dow fell 140 points to 27046. thnd nasdaq dopd dref the s&p 500 off nine. for the month all amples up. the dow just a fracture shup but the nasdaq added 3.5% and the s&p 2%.b sani has more. >> october endwood a thud hurt by me weak manufacturing numbers and a report that china hess tan to make a long-term trade deal with the united states. but it was a strong month overall for the averages. considering we avoided any scary october crashes or major market plunges. s&p 500 sitting near historic ghs. although the federal reserve taking on passive stance on interest rates,ra the market is confident enough that theack stop is there. meaning the fed will step in and cut rates if it needs to. trade talks are presumably still on beten

in the desert bank of america the schroeders investment conference called the davos in the desert bank of america or the schroeders brazil solved the b.b.c.'s nick gowing trumps on inaugural ball sonora brazil software and the b.b.c.'s nick gowing trumps on inaugural cushman citi group may just be secret sweet will i am. citi group may just be secret sweet will i am pop stores. are all these banks there because there's money to be made out of the bombing of yemen. or all these banks there because there's money to be made out of the bombing of yemen yeah of course as long as this war in yemen we've seen that the united states yeah of course as long as this war in yemen we've seen that the united states and united kingdom autumn deals is depend on creating conflict on wars in many united kingdom out of deals as they bend on creating conflict on wars in many areas they start with afghanistan by supporting al qaida and i believe those type of meeting areas that they start with afghanistan by supporting al qaida and i believe those type of meetings and so we did bring in many businessmen or

a day in the world's worst humanitarian crisis coming up in the show 48 hours after the so-called davos in the desert the investment conference the question the political and media sub to the so-called davos in the desert the investment conference we question the political and media silence around the saudi war on yemen with eyewitness testimony and eunice islands around the saudi war on yemen with eyewitness testimony and eunice. if embassador that drivel correspondent martin bell plus once responsible for up some bastard that drivel correspondent martin bell plus once responsible for occupied yemen what is the legacy of ira assassinated loyal lord mountbatten here by d.m. and what is the legacy of ira assassinated loyal lord mountbatten we're told by a 100 loney about his blog to overthrow the labor government and his role in the with. me about his plot to overthrow the labor government and his role in creating today's kashmir prices where he catalyzed the killing would be go displayed in creating today's kashmir prices where he catalyzed the killing would be go displacing of millions

>> we have looked at deals in the past i did pull out of davos in the desert last year we have put moneyn the region as i think you know. we put $2 billion into abu dhabi national oil along with black rock that is the first direct investment by kkr in this region >> money into uae but not saudi. >> we trust the government we know the crowned prince very well we know the ceo very well. we have a lot of confidence. it was a complex deal but that's what we do we think this is a great partnership and hope it will lead to more we are looking elsewhere in the region as we do that, we evaluate not just the economic aspects, the geopolitical issues what saudi arabia has to do is regain confidence of all of the investors of the world so that it can attract the investors so much more to talk about willem, i'll hand it back over to you >> coming up, don't mess with the mouse. disney cheers with 10 million sign ups on the first day of its new streaming service. more details after this break. a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get everything clean. i tell them, it may be your detergen

at the davos in the desert meetings where ray dalio and i were both there, there were 6,000 people the prominent groups were china, india and russia they are now looking at a new version of the u.s.-russia split from years ago. >> and you're seeing that, john, start to play out actually in arms deals right now, right? you see it with turkey, with egypt, the fact that u.s. lawmakers are now being put in a position where they may have to level sanctions against some of these long held allies listening to comments on though, i wonder do you think this trade war, the enactment of tariffs, this idea of trying to level the playing field if you will around things like ip protection, do you think we're too far gone, that it's irreversible, the point that we're at? >> some of this trade deal has been in the works for a long time buy more soy beans and protect my ip has been happening in china for the last year, including a new law in a new court in beijing to protect ip and it's because they want it, not because we're forcing them to do it some of the other things our guys said they want they'l

the world economic forum at davos said climate change is the biggest risk to business and now pg&e has the first s&p 500 climate energy the time to act is now the adaptation commission they are desperately needed we can delay and pay or plan and prosper. let me introduce the first of our three distinguished speakers to tell us about the global commission on adaptation and its findings. first we had the executive vice president and managing director of world resources institute. before that director of the nonprofit and also served at as a world economist working on watershed and rural development projects in asia and latin america and the overall lead for the global commission on adaptations. >> good morning everyone. i have been looking at this issue the past couple years very carefully and still have so much more to learn. thank you for that lovely opening. first i suspect what is on the minds of the people the issue we are here for includes baseball with the washington nationals. just to bring these together for a moment i don't know if you saw the washington post a couple days ago.

arabia in this meeting they had with salman,o, mohammed bin jared kushner, and others, what desert.ed davos in the he just t railed for many many minutes on television. talk about what this means about the murder, the significance of marielle franco. marielle was assassinated last year. there are still investigations into who killed her. yes, globo did that report and bolsonaro railed at them, but there have been consistent attacks to the media that have happeneded in the last months. it is very serious and puts real questions into what will happen to brazilian democracy. been indications that there i is a desire to reinstate the institutional act number five, which is the act that detetermined the closing of the congress in brazil and repression of any assembly. brazilians -- i am extremely fearful of what will happen in brazil. we have to be very attentive. there is a recent remark by bannon saying lula is the biggest threat to the populist right movement and that he is the biggest leader of the movement. amy: steve bannon. >> yes, a steve bannon. that lula is the biggest leader of the le

administratn officials recently joined financial industry executives at a saudi investment forum known as davoshe desert. stephen nguyen, senior advisor jarrard kushner, led the u.s. delegation of other attendees included stephen schwarzman, co blackstone group, tina powell mccormick of goldman sachs, and larry fink, ceo a blackrock. we're joined now by adam coogle, middle east researcher at human rights, author of a new report titled "'the high cost of change': repression under saudi crown prince tarnishes reforms." welcome to democracy now! talk about this whole issue of the justice department going after the former twitter employees for spying on dissidents in saudi arabia. what do you know? >> the justice department yesterday revealed indictments , two of themudis twitter employees, for allegedly accessing particular information on users at the request of the saudi governmenent. what i i find really unique abot the e situation is that they hae identified the person who was essentially handling the twitter employees as a very, very close confidant of crownwn prince mohammed bin salman. mbs's

city closest to north with about the province we're also seeing the rain as we were coming here from davos if the as you were coming you're in north of the we saw so many communities now living under tents at least 16000 people have already been displaced there is not enough food there is not enough water i mean these are very very basic but immersion urgent needs that need to be given and in just this sound alone the calamity fund has already been defeated the situation in this town is similar all across many parts of north of about the province and it isn't the only province affected by these earthquakes are also feeling aurally aftershocks now and this is making many people uncomfortable here even patients even mothers who are refusing to let go of their children out of fear so this is quite a difficult situation despite very low. our apologies we seem to have connectivity issues with. reporting on the aftermath off that earthquake in the philippines. hong kong protesters have taken advantage of halloween to defy a ban on wearing face masks demonstrations were held in a busy party distr

united manner that's gonna be better for consumers and more consistent, i have met with secretary davos, i hire the private education loan operator, and we have a way to share complaints information, we are also discussing how to move forward in an effective way to make sure that we are overseeing -- >> i agree if we can work in cooperation that is, great but let me just read you what the department of education said 48 hours to go, i quote. the department of education is charged with overseeing the federal aid portfolio, the cfpb is charged with oversight of the private student loan industry, so if you're waiting for the department of education to give you permission to oversee the public service forgiveness program you're gonna be disappointed, and our public servants are gonna be surprised. why don't you reinstate the oversight and enforcement of these laws? senator we are absolutely doing exams of education loans and we are working with the department of education on the federal student loan portfolio to make sure that federal consumer protection laws which are the purview of this a

since it was published, almost 3 million to davos units have been distributed, but too many needlessly die. fourth comprehensive communities support services are essential, and i saw this firsthand when we visited the industries and indiana, they came up with pathways to recovery, and where failed drug test offer drug counseling and participants that state have assured jobs, and this is also vital to the degree in new york that provides employment services for out judgment, no, resume no work history, no background check is required, at the bakeries model which i love is, we don't hire people to bake brownies we bake brownies to hire people. and when it comes to opioid uses, this inside he must to continue u.s. front can criminal justice used to a partnership based run, stigma and judgment are keeping people from disease of, addiction people like my brother from getting the help they need and is in my opinion is killing more people than overdoses. in conclusion, under this administration and through your support, a historic investment has been made in combatting the opioid crisis, by t

cannot chinese communist party on the .ormal market whatever he has promised back to speecht famous davosnt those reforms. we have a lot of nice rhetoric when it comes to implementation, it is hard to translate on the ground. tom: very good. we will continue. much going on this morning. true international relations with bolivia, spain, and what we see in hong kong. right now speaking in hong kong is ms. lam, a decidedly different tone than we have heard before. stopping violence is a priority. let's listen in in english. causing major bodily harm to two individuals. they are still in critical condition in hospitals. one is the outcome of an open in thecident by police course of enforcement operations, the other is a very malicious case of setting an individual on fire in front of many witnesses. this is a blatant breach of peace and the rule of law and is a totally inhumane act that nobody should condone. the third point i want to make is there have been, from time to time, malicious rumors being circulated on social media. i suspect they are motivated by some intentions. the government w

. >> i heard a person that was called little in this administration >> the three of us were in davosthat was the happiest i've ever seen him he was walking around the room like say returning -- >> he knew i was going to interview him. >> he's moved out of new york. and he will assail new yorkers at times but it was clear in that community, coming back as the president of the united states made him very, very happy, proud and at home. i think this is that square to some extent. being in the august new york economic environment >> even though he's a florida resident >> this is a person who ultimately wanted acceptance of the new york financial league. and never got got iit, despite f the billions -- despite the names on the hotels he was never accepted as a true insider now, he's the ultimate insider he gets to walk in that room, not just agency a member, but sort of the king of the room >> eamon, thank you. let's bring in david whetsel who is the director of the monetary policy at the brookings institute. vince rinehart who is mellon's chief economist. vince, what are you anticipating

. >> and there was a brief flurry of publicity, most of it favorable about davos and everybody flockingcontinued to be a point of turbulence in the middle east. two part question before how much of an ally is saudi arabia, a true ally of the united states, and, b, has the state department be so hollowed out that they really couldn't configure a strategy, a daily straechbl strategy, to contend with saudi arabia? >> on the ally front, you will still have long time national security officials in the u.s. who say that they value saudi arabia as a counterterrorism partner. but really the elite national security officials in the united states have been increasingly alarmed at mohammad bin salman and view him as a loose cannon. and when it comes to our relationship with saudi arabia, it used to be sort of a bipartisan support for, okay, this country does not share our values democratically and we're very opposed to the sort of religious theocracy that is exported from saudi arabia. but now the bipartisan support has been chipped away with the disastrous war in yemen and this sort of permanent