that's where we find deb joining us live in santa rosa. >> reporter:it raining. not as heavy as we've seen. a few minutes ago, it was absolutely pouring. we're at the city's sandbag station. no one here right now. it is open 24/7 in case anyone needs them. we found people tonight just sort of slogging through this storm. >> reporter: up all night to pick a christmas tree. >> it was really the only night that would schedules. we had friends coming over tomorrow, and all sorts of stuff. a little pressure, fire under our feet but we're happy to be out. >> reporter: in the latest storm, which has rolled in, back-to-back, leaving the north bay saturated. throughout the burn areas, absorbent barriers are helping guide runoff so it doesn't turn rebuild into mudbox. they had a brief closure for a time but report no major problems. >> that's awesome. let it come on down. it's gray. >> people seem to be getting used to this winter pattern. >> i'm already prepared. let it come. we had some rain earlier this week. i think we're ready for it. >> i'm happy it's raining. no fir

the goal is to trillion dollars saudi aramco make this stock markets deb you want a record breaking initial public offering that gave the company evaluation of $1.00 trillion dollars will the 2 trillion mark be reached today. also coming up it's a moment of crisis for global trade as u.s. pressure hollowed out the world trade organizations top court who is going to settle trade disputes from now on. and spain has a huge problem with drought the o.e.c.d. says to few cation it's already widespread as madrid fails to implement effective laws against climate change. i want to johnson this is d.w. business live from berlin well come saudi arabia state oil company saudi aramco officially begins trading on its domestic stock markets today in its i.p.o. last week over 25000000000 dollars giving it a valuation of $1.00 trillion dollars that comfortably makes it the most valuable publicly listed company in the world however that is not enough for the kingdom which remains determined for the company to top the 2 trillion mark to that into the country's royal family has been encouraging state investmen

though but the saudi authorities are definitely making all efforts to ensure that it's a blockbuster deb you. they're offering boehner shares today deal investor who are willing to hold on to the share for more than 6 months so that's definitely a great incentive but as you mentioned global traders feel that the shares are overpriced and they do not actually expect really a blockbuster debut at this point of time but you never know with these companies are we just seen as national champions everybody wants a buyer of that so probably that could change the dynamics a little. ashutosh stick with us because there's some other big oil news today the opec oil cartel has agreed to cut production but only by half a 1000000 barrels a day that's the equivalent of half a percent of global output members of the organization of the petroleum exporting countries along with russia agreed to the modest cuts at a meeting in vienna their aim is to boost prices has the global economy slows down the move is also an attempt to compensate for higher output from the united states and other producers outside o

a member of the house, new mexico congresswoman deb haaland joins me now.e we get a american to talk about the american public lands and waters climate solutions act because that is a passion of both of ours. but let's just talk about the strategy because i know you discussed it in conference. what's the point of holding back on passing these articles of impeachment over to the senate for processing? >> well, i stand with leader pelosi. she wants to make sure that the process is fair and trance parent. it's not unlike what we did here on the house side. we passed a resolution, you know, putting out the process so that the american people could see our process. we are very trance parent about it. and we haven't heard that from the senate yet. senator mitch mcconnell was on national tv talking about how he'd be in lockstep with the white house attorneys. i don't think that's what the american people deserve. it's certainly not what speaker pelosi wants to hear. so, i think we need to wait and see what their process is so that, yes, so that she can assign the

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. >> deb, you've been seeing some stronger rain. schedules. we have friends coming over tomorrow d all sorts of stuff. a little pressure, a little fire under our neat. feet. but we're happy to be out. >> reporter: the latest storm has rolled in, back-to-back, leaving the north bay saturated. throughout the burn areas, absorbent barriers are helping guide runoff. santa rosa had a tree toppel and a road closure for a time but no major problems. >> that's awesome l. it come on down. it's great. . >>> i'm already prepared. >> we had some rain earlier this week. and then previously. y think we're ready for it. >> i'm happy it's raining so there's no fires. really. honestly. i wish it was raining like this last month. ty of water. >> reporter: a month for christmas trees. wet, messy work on a nice like this. business dries up quite a bit when it rains. the owner jokes they'll kayak the customers in pretty soon. overnight wind worries him most. >> the main thing is we have had problems in the past. the winds, a lot of trees fall over. we try to manag

women for example one of the first native americans and deb holland is the chair of the public lands subcommittee of natural resources a few days after she was sworn and she had a gavel. it's important to preside and to have a seat at the head of the table. [applause]e] and maxine waters and financial services, johnson , science technology space, the list goes on karen maloney government oversight. >> there is a lot of them. >> and the house administration committee. and as the mayor of capitol hill. the list goes on. >> we have a lot of questions. so we talk about ageism that women face that you feel you have a double standard they ask about your retirement all the time. do you think that is changing in the broader workplace? >> i don't care. [laughter] >> age is a relative thing but it is interesting most of the candidateste are presidents and senator mcconnell and all that. [laughter] but with my success i don't care to say i know my purpose. i know why i am there and what i'm there to do in that caliber of questions somebody wants to drum up. it with a transformative piece of leg

and i do think it will it was the world through the season but we'd like to see just a point behind deb not under too much pressure and they're doing good work 20 days to go and that is all from us today will be back next week thanks to dave and tom we'll look forward to seeing you next week from match day 50 c. then. in the height of climate change. for christmas or. what's in store for most. mondays to come for the future the biggest e.-w. cultists who can make a suit to go to jail in such good times are. cutting through the noise to where i come from people are known for being tough but fair new york can be loud and people tell it like it it is but they call it the concrete jungle the melting pot of the city that never sleeps it's this energy that makes it feel like old but amid the hustle it's important to listen and pay attention because it's not just the loudest voices who need to be heard we all have a story to tell but i see it as my job as a journalist to go beyond the obvious now i'm basing your mum and my work takes me around the world might get things from me in the state to

leaving residents to pick through the deb it was so powerful, even large boats were overturned.he philippines is no stranger to tnspical storms and typhoo, withround 20 each year. the most powerful one to hit la t ever world struck in 2013, leaving more than 6000 people dead. today, as the cntry rebuilds, the red cross warns it could take weeks to bring back power and running water. not only th, many people are still missing. james waterhouse, bbc news. >> let's look at the days other ws. rescuers have been looking for possible victims of 4 avalanches that hit ski resorts in atria and itzerland. authorities say there were no casualties in austria but rather -- rescuers don't know how many people are buried in switzerland. turkey's constitutional court ruled the ban on wikipedia in turkey is illegal. the court said it violated rights of freedom of expression and ordered it be lifted. the turkish government barred the online encyclopedia in 2017 because of entries sugrasting turkeyted with what it called terrorist organizations in syria. an eu official returned a love letter to br

deb haaland from new mexico and sharice davids from kansas promised to tackle the epidemic of violence against indigenous women. native american women have a murder rate 10 times higher than non-native women. we spotlighted the crisis earlier this year and found native women are disappearing without a trace, leaving their families without hope or justice. >> i've been having a lot of friends that have gone missing and never found. soledad: for decades, indigenous women and girls have been disappearing, including larissa lone hill. >> that was one of the recent ones before she went missing. soledad: more than two years have passed since lisa lone hill last saw her daughter. >> i was so mad. i'm just writing down my feelings. can you imagine your own daughter being missing? try to imagine how painful that is. i pray for strength to go on, but it's so hard without my girl. soledad: it's impossible to know how many native women have disappeared or how many have been murdered because some cases go unreported. others aren't properly documented. and there isn't a specific government database

deb if you close your eyes i literally hear everything i heard 20 years ago.ouac have no witnesses. you're in a rush to judgment. it's a railroad. you're out to get him because you hate him no, it's about rule of law. it about very serious constitutional -- everything was said 21 years ago. but there are things that are different. one thing that is different, the pees are mor in lockstep than they were back then. on the dayheouse judiciary voted in 1998, lindsey graham tried to broker a deal for censure. e president came out and made a televised apology in the middle of theirth meeting. stopped the meeting. he didn't go far enough as far as the republicans were concerned.the republicans said, it. he didn't do it. and six, to seven minutes later, they impeached him. robert: lindsey graham probing that long-awaited report the justice department inspector general. as karoun report, i.g. michael horowitz the a.g. was justified in opening an investigation. but he said he could not vindicate the bureau's former leaders because of other major errors. here's part of h

the goal is to trillion dollar saudi aramco shares make their stock market deb you off to a record breaking initial public offering that the company a valuation of $1.00 trillion dollars will the 2 trillion mock be reached today. also coming up it's a moment of crisis for global trade as u.s. pressure hollowed out the world's trade organizations top quartile is going to settle trade disputes from now on. i'm going to.

commission it was a tough one but one of the most intriguing personalities that made the deb you here is freshly elected finnish prime minister's son a marine she's only 34 years old which makes or the youngest currently serving prime minister in the year in the world i think not only in the european union it's always interesting to get their take when they attend their 1st you so much here in our own teri schultz got to talk to her as one of the 1st outlets here. so take a listen. it's nobody's typical 1st week of work how has it been for you because of course you don't just step into the prime ministership of finland you had to heard 28 countries instead of just your own well i think it's good to go straight to that and it's been a very interesting few days i'm very glad to see all my goalie coates here and we have had a very interesting discussion sund i'm very cloud also about the solution that we have made making so there's a photo of christine lagarde giving you her phone number and i know you said this but what should what did she say to you well she said if she could be in any

for similar climate goals and the european union money might be just the person to do that all right deb you correspondent and us at us there with us here in studio thank you for bringing us that story. now last week pirates kidnapped the crew of an oil tanker off the coast of nigeria it was the latest incident in a growing piracy problem there according to the international maritime bureau most maritime kidnappings now take place off of nigeria our correspondent funny for char went to the niger delta to find out the scale of the problem and how it is affecting local residents. from the outside the beautiful wetlands of nigeria inside a problematic his story we have read in the creeks of the niger delta. this region is already struggling with for theft with arms trafficking kidnapping and in recent years a number of business has begun to florida and u.s. coastline has become a hotspot for maritime piracy and armed robbery at sea. and this is where pirates operate from 11th of waterways but it's not only home to criminals could be no lives near by the river he's source of income he transp

one's obviously down office manoir and forth in than your voice in the us are elements going through deb you don't come here if it isn't valid how the world does the open to comfort and guten see him in our best plots or them in the fire leslie here and that's of on the med and yet in mood to noir i'm going to cuff the country bigots if i lost in the book i just noise of arm when he and schloss deny it schneller to handle in their words i want us to fall into skilling come killing most when a signal hurts your window or to you mention even nasscom not move gleason's all of these are here the would leave and so can. the monk ones like yeah these 3 are these 2 to. the stay at the monk of oxen increases in from mention 4 was a are is almost a list mention moved into name on these are mentioned it's a horse for the wrong. not to start smoothly does it but i'm tricked of thusly muscles become the splint and blend of winning target for up she did. it was there were just the down the shows the mass nnamdi in i in an angst mom that is you before one can well then another not long unleashed as i

is debs going to be a christmas winner? we are in good shape, but there is still all to play for.ls like the boxing day sales already, prices slashed to drive demand. every christmas there are always some winners and some losers. the winners will out perform, they've really got the product on offer and the pricing right for their customers, but at the other end of the spectrum i think it is possible that we will see more casualties in the early part of next year because this period is so crucial for many retail businesses. that means attracting shoppers. this weekend could make all the difference. emma simpson, bbc news, nottingham. the next governor of the bank of england has been named as andrew bailey. he will replace mark carney in march. he is currently head of the city watchdog, the financial conduct authority. his newjob means he will oversee the setting of interest rates each month, to keep the cost of living stable. he'll supervise the financial system, to ensure it is well run and no banks are running out of cash. issuing uk banknotes and storing the uk's gold reserves a

the hedge funds the new york unfortunately or you know deb i mean is it a show from the vultures at the i'm going to parasites of paul thing or it's funny world i mean i just saw a report on a big banks for a media network in the us tucker carlson did a big story on paul singer and the way he vaporized some towns in the u.s. using his predatory kleptocracy method and underhanded. shenanigans but he's been doing this globally for years it's principally in argentina i think you try to say some argentinean government assets at one point well exactly and i think there is a 3rd way so if you don't want to be slaves to the bankers slaves to the hedge fund slaves to the i.m.f. or slaves to the chinese hopefully a new 3rd way will emerge and that's kind of where this crypto comes into play in argentina but to go back to what you're saying about the i.m.f. you know so there are rumors i can't say this for a fact but there are rumors so why would the i.m.f. give 50 something $1000000000.00 to a country that's repeatedly defaulted well obviously there's geo political concerns but also there's rumo

anti-government protesters there aren't convinced that hasa india is capable of lifting the country out of crisis deb insists he deserves a child's u.s. president donald trump has lashed out at a christian magazine that's called for his removal from office the publication christianity today says trump isn't morally fit to be president iraq's top cheer leader has called for early elections as soon as possible grand ayatollah ali al sistani said forming a new government is the only way out of the country's current crisis protests against the government started back in october. well those are the headlines do stay with us here on al-jazeera the news will continue after inside story. catastrophic bushfires in australia reignited the debate over climate change with the government accused of not doing enough why was 20191 of the worst years on record globally for wives phys ed is there the political will to find a solution this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program back to people bushfire is a common during the summer in australia but firefighters are calling this year's conditions catastrophic

have taken off of their quarters so it looks like a lot of people have gone home happy this was the deb you conference by a prince i'm going to who is now the new energy minister he's going to be steering the direction of saudi arabia and into opec as well seems to be did get some consensus but it looks like that saudi arabia is going to be again doing the heavy lifting he said that because there are so many fundamentalists changing in the oil market there's about $800000.00 additional barrels of capacity coming into the 1st quarter of 2020 so there's going to be an extraordinary meeting which is going to take place in the 1st quarter around march or april next year. and just in addition to that story saudi arabia's state owned oil company says its share sale will be the biggest public offering in history saudi aramco is set to take in $25600000000.00 for 3000000000 of its shares that would surpass the previous record set by the chinese online giant alabama back in 2014 still though it does fall short of saudi arabia's original targets the french government says it is very determined to

have taken off of their quarters so it looks like a lot of people have gone home happy this was that deb you conference by a prince of the levees who is now the new energy minister he is going to be steering the direction of saudi arabia and into opec as well seems to he did get some consensus but it looks like that saudi arabia is going to be again doing the heavy lifting he said. because there are so many fundamentalists changing in the oil market there's about $800000.00 additional barrels of capacity coming into the 1st quarter of 2020 so there's going to be an extraordinary meeting which is going to take place in the 1st quarter around march or april next year also there is the elephant in the room of who's going to comply with these numbers because all of the members in theory say that they agree with this but in practice it is not the case in iraq and nigeria explain their points of view saying that they have been dealing with internal problems that's why they weren't complying and saying that they will comply even further with this new opec quotas so it remains to be seen how the

all right let's go live now to jenna holly he's in our london news center and deb bring us right up to date then jonah with the very latest results martin 3 in the morning it is here and more and more as the results are counted they do seem to bear out the exit poll more and more safe labor seat seats in which people have voted labor for generations falling to the conservatives it does look as though this majority predicted for the conservative part of a boris johnson will be born out $86.00 a majority of $86.00 it is according to the exit poll even if it's slightly wrong that would still be a landslide it's a blank check really for boris johnson to do what he likes with briggs it what he likes with the future direction of this country and this country's economy let me bring in my guests i'll introduce you anyway to chris hopkins a pollster with 7 to the polling group and john maternal mishear a former political strategist with the labor party worked closely with former promise and tony blair as well 1st we're going to go to emma haywood reporter in the constituency of oxbridge and sou

deb laws euros presidential campaign may have ground to a surprisingly, but the preposterous policies he supports are moving full steam ahead, carried on platforms of less and confident, but equally radical candidates. can a new york, we face an opioid and single parenthood crisis, overlooked for too long by experts. america's labor market and civil well-being suffer from an education system that continues bureaucrats and administrators, as well as entrenched power over students. not to mention the curriculum, now ubiquitous, that indoctrinate our students to be ashamed of western civilization and despise private enterprise and economic freedom. campus culture, let just say it welcomes a broad diversity of ideological viewpoints from noam chomsky all the way to robespierre. [laughter] >> wilson's remarks in 1995, and their echo today, are typical of the work and approach of the manhattan institute. scholars have never been afraid to challenge conventional thinking and offer bold diagnoses and solutions. we are persistent, and when we have a view about something we do not back down und

which is what deb beto o'rourke that it is not running for senator president he is spending , his time boosting voter turnout in texas, which could affect the statehouse and the senate and congressional districts there. host: back to calls. peter from florida, independent. caller: thank you for taking my call. you guys are the best. just some observations. i think the democrats in the house have been a complete failure. just want to give you three examples. three weeks ago, the democrats and the cr, the great democrats for freedoms. they rubberstamp extending the patriot act. the democratic base voters i talked to have no idea they did that. last week the democrats put $738 billion into trump war budget. $132 billion would combat homelessness and pay for college. wait until the midterms. the only thing nancy pelosi i believe was truly terrified of, if she would have been forced by aoc to have a nonbinding vote, who in the house is for medicare for all and who is not? the democrats were terrified because their corporate leadership would be all primary and have a good chance. and nobody

thanks deb. >>> the california insurance commissioner has expanded the one-year ban on insurance pumpswildfire prone areas. it stems to homeowners who live ajacent to an emergency zone that did not include their home. djaent to an emergency zone that did not include their home. >> if approved this would be the first time in 20 years that congress would allocate funding for gun violence research. >>> people gathered in san francisco's western mission to celebrate the end of gang injunctions in the city. the city attorney is letting them expire on december 31st. it's a decision that was made after pressure from the community. they were implemented 12 years ago to prevent member was gangs from hanging out with each other in their own neighborhood. it was criticized for disproportionately affecting men of color. >>> the suspect of an amber alert this week was charged with attempted murder and kidnapping. he was arrested on monday. he attacked his girlfriend in san jose and took off with their two-year-old daughter. polluters revealed details of the horrific attack on the child's mother who

deb, thank you. >>> to the north bay where a man is in the hospital following a shootout with an armed intruder. the man grabbed his gun and confronted the intruder. stranger was armed as well and both men started shooting at each other. >> the victims and the intruder exchanged gunfire. the victim was hit at least three times of thes he was taken to a local hospital where he was in serious but stable condition. >> authorities say it appears the victim was within his right to defend himself. the attacker left in a pickup truck. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> he kinda groped me, and he groobed my wallet from my back pocket and took off. >> police have seen an uptick in robberies near one particular bart station. coming up, how they're working to try to prevent crime, especially during the holidays. >> i'll have the forecast after the break. >> a dilapidated and dangerous hotel on its way to becoming dozen was affordable apartments. ernest hemingway wrote the old man and the sea at 52 satchel paige was still dominating batters at 59. celia cruz was still winning gra

but they disagreed with a strategy -- with some numbers that they had put out not that long before debptimistic and so that stock is in the penalty box. i have to be truthful to my own view. >> let's go to larry in california larry. >> caller: hello there hello from california there. >> what's up. >> caller: a few weeks ago in darrens they ran a story about three mutual funds that have beaten the s&p 500 so far this year >> okay. >> caller: one of them, knock on wood, i own vanguard dividend growth. >> good one. >> caller: the other one is fidelity growth. >> good fund. >> caller: and the other one is t. row price. >> these are mutual funds. how about a stock. >> caller: okay. i'm getting to that. >> all right >> caller: the number two holding of t. row price is coo which is cooper -- >> cooper's good a contact lens business. it's good. i understand it, i think it's not bad. not my favorite. that and ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade ( ♪ ) sure, the content's easy. but then you have to connect, download

is debs going to be a christmas winner? we are in good shape, but there is still all to play for.the boxing day sales already, prices slashed to drive demand. every christmas there are always some winners and some losers. the winners will out perform, they've really got the product on offer and the pricing right for their customers, but at the other end of the spectrum i think it is possible that we will see more casualties in the early part of next year because this period is so crucial for many retail businesses. that means attracting shoppers. this weekend could make all the difference. emma simpson, bbc news, nottingham. the former welsh secretary, alan kent, has been cleared of breaking the ministerial code. in connection with the former role in the collapse of the rape trial. the one on the left has been accused of knowing about the role of former aide, ross england, on the rights, in the colla pse england, on the rights, in the collapse of the trial. the government investigation found that there was no direct evidence to suggest that the cabinet minister had been told. aust

deb bridebbie joins us now. congresswoman thanks so much for coming on. >> thanks for having me, tucker. i loved your intro, too. great job. >> tucker: it was heart felt. you work there. i don't. you tell me. do you run into democrats who sincerely think this is going to help them? >> i imagine there are democrats who think this is going to help them. you are right they will lose seats and the republican also regain the house of representatives. this has been a very unfair process from the start. i believe it's rigged. they have no proof no evidence. even from their own witnesses of bribery, treason, high crimes and misdemeanors which is required in the constitution i serve on the judiciary committee and the rules committee. this is a total nightmare and hopefully i don't continue it in my dreams i'm so used to talking about it. >> tucker: i bet you are. do you think moving into tomorrow's vote that you will see a single republican join the democrats to vote for impeachment tomorrow? >> no. i don't think one rep

most diverse field in the history of the process to potentially involve white deb--l white debate staget do you think? >> it's a response to the election of a president who has got into power and fanning the flames of white racial resentment. people are drawing an incorrect conclusion that the way to beat this president is to get a white guy to go after him. so that notion is wide spread and pervasive. so it affects to the negative way the candidates of color and a perception a candidate of color is viable. that's what kamala harris ran into and what cory booker and julian castro are facing. >> one of the narratives of the 20 20 2016 primary the difficulty senator sanders had with resonating with black voters. the latest poll from cnn shows more than 60% of, umm, democrats support either former vice president joe biden, 39%, 22% for senator sanders. has he done something or this is, as you said, the narrative that you need a white guy to beat another white guy? >> that's the dominant narrative of the democratic politics right now. and, i mean, it's not entirely illogical when you put fo

washington amid the impeachment, there is decency in the halls of congress with lawmakers reaching out to deb- to debbie and trying make amends. >> a little more courageous if they would do it so publicly and tell the price to dial it back. >> i'm looking ahead to elizabeth warren's speech and she's hoping to redefine the race at that moment. painting herself as the anti-corruption crusader against trump and trying to get a lift from that third place she's in right now in the polls. >> timing is everything. we've see. >> so for the last couple of weeks we've seen the u.s./mexico/canada trade deal has stirred riff among the republicans but among the senate democrats and particularly those running for the 2020 nomination and we saw that on thursday when you saw bernie sanders saying he would not support the agreement and it is improvement from nafta but still concerned about outsourcing jobs to mexico and amy klobuchar said she will support it and sherrod brown who has not been a fan of trade deals is supporting this one. and it is going to be an interesting political position for democrats. do

. >> this is perfect deb decoration for us, chris. a tarantula. >> not on me!eed her? >> action! >> i'll get it. >> decorating a christmas tree with the brady kids? it's a dream come true for me but a little weird for them. >> do you remember what it felt like as a child when you guys came in and saw the house decorated? >> it felt off, to me. it felt very strange. because we were shooting in the middle of summer. to be holding an empty wrapped box was odd. >> the holidays are bittersweet. the last time we were with the whole family with the late florence henderson in 1988 for the tv reunion. >> this is a special christmas for us. whenever their names are brought up, i think it chokes us up a bit. >> and i think all three of them would be happy to see us all together. >> yeah. >> and loving each other. >> yeah. yeah. >> and now the brady kids are sharing the love with their new hgtv special "a very brady renovation holiday" edition. decking the halls of the brady house replica and whipping up a retro holiday feast with ree drummond. the pioneer woman. >> ho ho

deb bra was head over heels in love with her new boyfriend.he relationship moved fast and now the couple was living together. her daughters were suspicious that john was trying to take advantage of their successful mother. little did they know, she was about to take a bigger step. and it was something she planned to keep secret. >> reporter: las vegas, nevada. the great glittering temples to gambling will happily take your money, of course, and perhaps you'll leave the city a little poorer, and if you want to bet your heart in las vegas, well, you can put that on the line, too if you're in a betting mood, and debra newell was. >> i felt very adored and very loved, and i thought, "well, if he's the love of my life. i'm ready." >> reporter: they'd been dating two months when she went to vegas on business in december, 2014. john meehan went along. and -- >> we went to a courthouse, and just got married before a judge. >> reporter: like that? >> just like that. >> reporter: married. nobody there but them and their secret. they decided, said debra,

we should note congresswoman deb d dingell will join us later. but first this vote that placed donald trump on the mt. rushmore of stained presidencies. suzanne malveaux on capitol hill. dramatic moments leading up to impeachment and then big moments after as well. >> absolutely, john. it was a day of high stakes, high drama, and high emotion. the house making history making donald trump the third u.s. president in history to be impeached. but this is really just the beginning here. then you saw house speaker nancy pelosi putting on hold delivering those articles of impeachment to the senate for a trial. after a historic vote to impeach president trump for abuse of power and obstruction of congress -- >> article 2 is adopted. >> reporter: nancy pelosi not committed to sending the articles to the senate. >> we will make our decision as so when we're going to send it when we see what they're doing on the senate side. but that's a decision we will make jointly. >> reporter: pelosi bashing mitch mcconnell's handling of the process so far before it's

avoid the fallacy that the future will look like the past we've often noted mean reversion, the ten debs city for most investments to revert to long term averages and it happens over very long periods of time as well. let me show you 2000 to 2009, the top three sectors here, energy, consumer staples and materials. they tended to underperform in the next decade, this one, 2010 to 2019, only up 80% look at the bottom three, communications services, technology and financial, they tended to outperform in this decade, up 184%. just the opposite. and this phenomenon also happened from 2000 to 2009 why does mean reversion seem to work as a strategy first, in a capitalist system underperforming sectors tend to be ruthlessly restructured until they are efficient second is that humans tend to continue to buy things that keep going up in value creating bubbles that eventually burst and we learned that as a fundamental tenant of behavioral economics more than a decade ago. >> really interesting stuff. bob, thank you very much so let's go around the desk and get some 2020 stock playbooks. j jim. >> y

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i think he will get to deb pieces of legislation in 2020, you will get the safe banking act and the states get the states act is when you will see the multinationals take a look at cannabis, because it fits so well with every one of their other products they sell today, whether it be beverages or food or different additives. and the pharma companies over the last, because they are really waiting for synthetic cannabis. once you get synthetic cannabis, you will start to see the pharma companies getting involved as well. carol: what does that mean for your financial model next year? if we get those pieces of legislation, it sounds like a game changer and then the numbers will start to take off , is that true. boris: the industry, to be honest, we are growing at 300% a year, and we will grow from $300 million to over $1 billion. carol: but you can't do that across the states. boris: you will still be siloed in the states. but you will have a federal law that allows investors to invest in the sector. but you will still be siloed. it is like gambling in the u.s. you can't go across state lines

. >> how did your life change when the aborted rescue mission failed in the debs rserdesert? what did they do to you? did you fear for your life? >> we didn't know what had happened. there was an unusual amount of gunfire around the embassy. and we didn't know whether it was more iraqis or what because that was always in the brush. and we were moved and at some point a couple of days later one of the men came to me and he said you cook don't you? i said yeah. he said, well, we need you to cook for you and ms. swift and for some of the men. i said, well, how many am i cooking for? i can't tell you. wait a minute. i have to have -- he said, well, let's just say it will be for four or five people. that was our first indication that some of our colleagues had been moved off the compound. or at least were not there with us. but we didn't know that. we just knew all of a sudden there was a need for me to cook for the two of us and two or three other people. and then later, we -- i got a letter that i'm pretty sure i wasn't supposed to get. they did give us some of the letters that

while the likes ofjohn lewis and deb them spent millions of pounds perfecting their christmas campaigns a total budget of £100. this is the third christmas production made by tom and his friend josh. it may not bring millions of shoppers to mid wales, but it is delivering a bit of festive cheer. hywel griffith, bbc news. which brings us onto our next christmas advert of today's programme — which hasn't been recieved quite as well as that of the havods. the exercise bike company peloton is this years turkey. they have been widely mocked on social media for an ad which is criticised for being "sexist" "dated" and "out of touch" — it's all about a woman who gets an exercise bike for christmas, from her husband. take a look, see what you think. 0k, are you ready? yes! now! a peloton! 0k, give it up for our first time riders. all right, first ride, i'm a little nervous, but excited. do this. five days in a row. are you surprised? lam. 6am, yay. rising with the sun. that was totally worth it. let's go, grace in boston, 50 rides. she just said my name! a year ago i didn't realise how much this

. >> -- not deb it cards. >> definitely not debit cards. >> beware of e-mails that include a trackingfinding you. be on look out for the missed delivery, asking you to call and reschedule a delivery, that can be ways to phish and get personal information from you. >> they physically put it on your door. be careful if it doesn't look like an official tag or call directly to the shipper. don't use the number on there. >> tomorrow you're going to compare mall shopping with online shopping. >> i'm looking forward to that one. producer lindsay and i took on a shopping challenge we're going to let you know are you more successful if you stay at home cozy in your couch and click through or is it worth it to brave the crowds and hit the mall. >> sounds good. >>> up next, a vote in 2020, how confident should you feel about casting your ballot next year. just heard, our exclusive investigation with some really surprising results into america's largest voting machine company. that's right after this. you don't let a cold ruin your day. you take dayquil severe liquicaps and crush it. dayquil seve

the inside, great -- >> reporter: in october, the only museum in the nation dedicated to neon, burton debsigns of all sizes are mixed in with the permanent collection. if any of this looks familiar -- >> you want my watch? >> reporter: -- think back to danny devito's demise in the cult classic "mars attacks." ♪ he directly nods to nostalgia by using the actual footage of the 1995 demolition of the landmark tower. you said that had a very distinct impression on you. >> yeah. it was like watching an ancient dinosaur being killed or something. it's like after it happened, it's just -- it was silent. everybody couldn't speak. it was so kind of strangely powerful, sad, beautiful. ♪ >> reporter: for more than three decades, burton's films have ranged from delightfully dark -- >> you're alive! you made it -- >> reporter: to weirdly whimsical, grossing more than $4 billion worldwide. you have "edward scissorhands," "the nightmare before christmas," ""franken weenie," alice in wonders land." should it surprise anybody there's this side of you? >> no. i always like to draw and make things. >> now w

>> well, actually i did a lot of -- i worked closely with an acrobat with a woman called deb richardse we started shooting. >> would you like to do more action roles like this and of course like "rogue one"? >> i mean, yeah, for sure. >> sign her up. >> tom cruise, eat your heart out. >> how about dear eddie, to be reunited with him again in the film, what was that like? >> it was fantastic. we are such great friends. we built so much trust from doing "theory of everything" and we both -- we push each other. we care about what we do and have a good gossip in between scenes which is lovely but it was fantastic. >> you didn't know when you first got the script that he was going to be doing it? >> initially, no, i first read it and then knowing that eddie was interested as well made it so much more appealing because it felt as though we could build on what we had done in "theory of everything." >> nobody better to be in the basket with when it's bouncing all over the place. >> exactly. in your final moments not a better person to be with than eddie redmayne. >> thank you for coming back.

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go ahead, deb. >> this is continuing to be a total travesty. i mean, there is no proof of any crime, not one single one of their democratic fact witnesses was able to establish bribery, tre treason or any high crime or misdemeanor and they have nothing and yet they continue down this line. and it is really a shame. >> the gaets' amendment says that president sought to have you publicly announce the investigation es s into the bid and is it your position that the president did not ask for the investigation into bidens? >> no, the position is what is in the transcript which is undoubtedly very difficult for the democrats to read, but it is hunter biden's corruption, and this is the issue that the president has felt all along that the corruption in the ukraine is a problem, and so -- >> in the call he is asking for -- >> well, it is going back, and it did not say to -- >> it is. >> i did not dispute you there. i said, yes. okay. >> why remove -- >> nancy. >> so, it is still your contention that he did not bring up corruption in ooet of the calls t

his twitter feet, he started going off deb dingell in michigan and her deceased husband in the is not the tweets and the talk of someone who's energized to, you know, move forward on big policy issues. this is someone who's getting petty and nasty because they feel like they're under a lot of scrutiny, which they are. >> so the impeachment, it appears to be something of a stalemate right now, both sides absolutely dug into their positions. but are we any closer to getting answers about the timing and the big picture scope of the senate proceedings? >> i haven't seen anything clear on that, to be honest. but i do expect that it will move. i think we're sort of in this weird gray area where people are trying to hold out their positions and that's causing a lot of confusion. you know, there's this sort of talk, which i honestly think is not going to go anywhere about, you know, withholding the articles and not sending them over. i would be really surprised if that held up for much longer at all. obviously we're in the middle of the holidays, so give a few days there. but it does not make

susan in order also known as giannone, 2100050021530 amber, the concern for deb candidate, 9290. [applause]. jen ficklin, also known as development, 1,031,605. and in barnett, duly elected to serve as member for constituency. [applause]. >>> so there's our full results for this election of 2019. twenty-six minutes past 11. holding onto newcastle central. >> the returning officer for her excellent work. and also the police have maintained our security. the amazing team of newcastle employees chair and also the polling stations across newcastle have done such fantastic work. to get us there. i believe i am the first and pete to be declared as i write. [applause]. for the moment, the entire british parliament is labor. [applause]. >> giving a response. >> hereby for each candidate constituency, is as fall is: richard, 1125. [applause]. hall and mars liberal democrat 2319. [applause]. richard eldon, 897. [applause]. christopher john charles howard conservative party 30095. richard smith, labor party 600 60000210. [applause]. kevin lawrence brexit party, 6,011,605. [applause]. richard

go ahead, deb. >> this is continuing to be a total travesty. i mean, there is no proof of any crime, not one single one of their democratic fact witnesses was able to establish bribery, tre treason or any high crime or misdemeanor and they have nothing and yet they continue down this line. and it is really a

maria: i know on day of his death he was very sensitive to deb digitale hogan tone matters look, bad country is about died commander in achieve, don't we need a different tone we can get things done. >> the president is bringing people together think of traujz comments made about him. >> that is true. >> taking over as president even before he was sworn in talking about impeachment, minutes after that talking about this is the campaign that began impeachment a purely political process paufrn we partisan we understand that let's not pretend rancor started with donald trump this has been going on for decade they called mitt romney raist racist, john mccain, george w. bush a warmonger gone on too long the difference between donald trump and rest of the republicans as president or candidates for president not going to sit there take punch after punch after punch without the fighting back that is why he was elected i expect going to continue to fight back, on vicious ridiculous quite frankly baseless attacks moving forward. >> i have never seen somebody who can take a punch get right back