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i try to expand also why the hebrew world to express the chosen people is secular -- it ,eans secret,ret treasure so what i believe is the juice, , we are a secret treasure which escorts the rest of humanity secretly in the work of their own history. this to me is to properly be a jew and the genius of judaism. charlie: bernard-henri levy has been a singular voice on the stage. he is making a film about what happened in mosul. a philosopher and activist who confronts his spiritual roots, but what he had never fully reckoned with. , you have never fully reckoned with what? bernard-henri: to provide this book takes time, and it is, it needs another sort of speed, another sort of regime of the since 20-30ce 203 --rs, i was nvidia, bosnia bosnia, but this foundation is what i would have to reckon. it needed to go deep to a tradition -- charlie: do you feel liberated from a burden you had to carry, to explain the depth of your own love? bernard-henri: not from a burden. charlie: you felt this heavy sense of responsibility? you have been thinking about this for 20 years, you said. bernard-h

because everything that we have through daca is holding us license, work ean for a lot o going back toumented? >> right. >> reporter: originally from costa rica her father works as a truck driver. her mother cleans houses for a living. mora the oldest of three, hopes to one day be a diplomat. >> it's putting our lives into perspective. we're in this limbo, not sure what's going to happen in the next months. >> it's an existential crisis for you. >> reporter: after a campaign season where undocumented immigrants were the target of trump's scorn. >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're relationship rapists. we have some bad hombres here. we'ring about the walle ing abouting aboute ing abouting about building the wall. >> reporter: telling "meet the press" -- >> they have to go. >> what if they have nowhere to go? >> we'll work with them they have to go. >> reporter: sean spicer addressing the issue. >> the president's been very clear we need to direct agencies to focus on those in this country illegally and have a record a criminal record or pose a threat to the americ

i want to go to general jack kcan eane and there is a follow-up before we return. general, what do you make of that and an issue whether it comes back to haunt mr. tillerson. >> well, we knew from the outset given his dealings with russia. that it would be a issue in the hearing, and no surprise there. i believe rex tillerson has requitted himself well. and the matter of russia himself. and i think he's done pretty good here. he wants to it hold russia accountable. he said that sanctions doesn't work. that is living proof here. and so those sanctions have failed indeed. and without him saying that, that is what he implied. and the question between him and rubio. i believe that putin used military committed war crimes. i don't have a problem with tillerson not until he gets all of the facts does he make a claim like that as incoming secretary secretaries. i am encouraged by his discussion on russia and the fact that we are going to hold them accountable and modify their behavior. but we are willing to have a improved relation. one of the reasons that russia and chin

there was occasional sniping from her post bill o'reilly and ,ean hannity, so it makes sense but thiss a big risk for her. we do not see these deals happen very often. talent like that leaving for another network and when we do, sometimes it does not end up working well. charlie: last time iran is happening, but the last time it was so amazing was when dan toher was about ready to go work for abc news and instead, walter cronkite resigned so he could assume the chair at cbs. brian: i think about katie couric. that was an interesting case because she was at nbc, goes to cbs, anchors for several years. the view it was not a success, does a daytime talk show, was not a complete success. that could be a cautionary tale but the media world is changing every year. i don't know where we are going to be in 10 years. maybe in 10 years she's anchoring the nightly news or today show. but this is interesting. she told you last april that her dream job would be a little bit of charlie rose, a little bit of oprah and a little bit of me and that is what she says she will be doing now. that is what s

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just being here issen ean emoti experience for me, one. hear him say, america, let's rally around our new president, make this happen for all of us. it's not about one side, one party. it's about everyone that's here tonight in this country, you know, the world. we have to think about a ghoebl picture as opposed to one particular party or person. >> as much as you are a supporter of his, you want to hear him stay embrace donald trump, move on. >> i want him to say donald trump is our new president,ly support him wholly and give him my feedback as i see it and hopefully he accepts it. if not, we'll continue to move in a direction that will accept us succeed. >> thank you so much for being with us. good luck tonight. as you see, i think frankly looking a little emotional talking to me. a lot of people feel that way. it will be a special moment for so many year across the country. thanks for watching. anderson is next. >>> good evening from chicago. if carl sandberg were writing a poem today he might add a phrase or two to city of the big sho

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next, could iron ores 2016 eanes melt away, or forecast is be surprised again by movements in 2017.this is bloomberg. . . >> it is 8:30 p.m. in singapore. happy new year. what a way to start to the year. the company saw the economy grow forecast in pace the fourth quarter. >> brighter on the economic front then the weather in singapore. i betty liu here in new york. you are watching "daybreak asia." let's get to first word news. as sherry said, singapore's economy expanded in the fourth quarter, although it is still growing at the slowest pace in asia. annualized growth of 1.9% against estimates of just 4%. the economy has been struggling in the face of global trade and weaker energy prices. indications are there will be a and 22016 with-- the economy continuing to stabilize. had expected a reading of 51.5 on the manufacturing pmi. was 54ember services pmi point five, slightly down on november. a divisor to the emc says china should set a more flexible target for 2017. economists propose a target range of between 6%-seven percent. he says china's long-term objective is an average ra

he had an idea about a junior academy that would take san francisco eans and give them skills to get the academy. you can make a great living as a police officer. the same notion with the fire department. these are careers you don't normally think about when you are in high school. you often are relegated to a path to go to a four-year university. that is not for everyone. there is an opportunity for everyone to work. that is the main point i am trying to drive home. when we talk about the issues, the one that stands out for me is education, economic and work force of the element, stimulating the local economy. we have the third street merchant corridor and an opportunity to revitalize what i consider to be the main artery of the bayview district, of the southeast quarter. third street is a pretty long streak. from at&t park, it goes all the way to candlestick park. there is a lot of opportunity. don't squander that. we wanted to be a healthy mix that reflects the cultural history of the southeast part of the city. >> what are your thoughts on how the city can deal with the budget is

ot re...wh six. d ean ouily trspse >>> quick check on markets here at this hour.ing some weakness, although the dow's cut its losses in about half. it is only down now 27 points, so off the lows of the session. s&p 500 still down about less than 0.1%. some of the energy names are hit the hardest with the decline in crude oil. nasdaq out-performs, up about 0.2%. and we'll leave it there for "squawk on the street." over to you, carl, for "squawk alley." >> thank you, sara. it is 8:00 a.m. at google's wamo headquarters in mountain view, california, 11:00 a.m. on wall street, and "squawk alley" is live. ♪ ♪

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suggested that it's fine debt ceiling as a bargainingin tactic.ct i don't think anybody should put thk eanault. defaut he has been in support of the sequester, the sequester cutsstt which i think have been harmfulf to national defense and other priorities.ie and he voted, i think, we'll ge' into this today, a couple weeksw ago for something that manytan members of congress voted for,vf which is a rule that laos l congress to slash the salaries of individual federal employeese to as low as 1 dollar a year. if you combine hiring freeze with you can dramatically slasha individual employees salaries sr and with some other things that are going on the trump administration seeking information about employees whoo are working on climate changee n information under the past administration, for example,on they're starting to be a set of policies that suggest it's wargw on the federal work force.ce. i want a high moral, high performance work force.or not a low moral, low work force. f and i've managed a lot of workor forces, and you don't get highih performance if you kick themou e around. >> you'll

to keep an eye on because samsung is going through a generational leadership change and this could ,eanh korea's biggest conglomerate in the heaviest-weighted stock. we will have more. still ahead, no negotiations on taiwan. we will look at china's latest message for donald trump. next, hard brexit means hard days for the pound. how theresa may's words on tuesday will be crucial for their currency. this is bloomberg. ♪ k.ery ahn: welcome bac we have been looking at the geopolitical issues weighing on the markets this morning. with donald johnson inauguration told they arewere still factoring in rate rises in 2017. >> we will probably get two or three rate hikes from the fed this year. that would be consistent with an improving outlook. they're stoned is to be a little bit more caution because you do still have inflationary -- that is not rising as much as it was in the past. shery ahn: prime minister theresa may will signal plans to quit the eu market, sending the for the first20 time since october. parity could be on the cards . concentrations a and export-oriented companies. they have

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at lunch, your line is around the building and people are standing in line in the lobby and that .eansver the business owner, and it is often the franchisee, they will do whatever they can to be efficient. they want you to be better served as a customer. they are not there to create jobs. they are there to be in business, to serve the customer base and to hopefully make a profit at doing so. gary: we thank you for your call, but you are getting into -- point of believing that if government manipulates it in this way, it will work out. what of government tries to control it, this way. while we giving this type of credit to bureaucrats in government? why do we believe that they are the ones who are capable or qualified to run an entire economy? that is the thing that gets to tweak itif we just that way or if government puts this mandate. you and i have talked about this before, that one of the challenges we see is even republicans want a big government, that americans want a big government, they just don't want an intrusive government. they do want to government controlling a significant

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