julian aquilina, thank you for talking to us, from enders analysis.t the bbc. canada's cannabis cultivators are in a marijuana megamerger, two growers have agreed to merge and create a $6 billion company. aurora cannabis, after a farfrom billion company. aurora cannabis, after a far from mellow takeover battle between the firms, canada plans to legalise recreational marijuana before july. plans to legalise recreational marijuana beforejuly. there is also the story, a huge rise in sales from the story, a huge rise in sales from the online fashion retailer asos, doing well, even though retailers of bricks and mortar stores are struggling at the moment. you're watching business live. you're watching business live, our top story. us president donald trump says the american economy is booming as he heads to davos and suspected to talk tough on trade as his team talks of more import tariffs to come. more on that in a moment. yes, here in davos that seems to be dominating the discussions right now. but something that people a lwa ys now. but something that p

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and yes, a year-ender fallback friday. remember that robot guy? terrifying.lso, later, some of the best moments that have happened on "the beat." the interviews, the arguments, even some hip-hop. all of that straight ahead. >>> donald trump brought more conflict to the white house than any president in history. remember those files he was showing when he outlined his white house business plan? >> the conflicts of interest laws simply do not apply to the president or the vice president, and they are not required to separate themselves from their financial assets. he instructed us to take all steps realistically possible to make it clear that he's not exploiting the office of the presidency for his personal benefit. >> if it wasn't clear to everyone, trump's hotel in washington, a magnet for foreign officials. ethics groups suit. then trump doubled the cost of mar-a-lago membership and six cabinet members have been investigated for misusing your money, your tax dollars, for private travel. i'm joined by white house ethics chief richard painter, who served under

at least she thought it was out to ender.ws up, right t says here that she was, she was dressed to go out, and then trump is in his hotel room watching tv in his pajamas. and then they ended up having dinner in the room. if this was a porn movie, it would be the saddest porn ever. a sexy pizza girl would show up and then trump would just eat the pizza. you still here? but here's the trumpiest part of all of this. daniels told the magazine that trump allegedly told her, she said quote, i was beautiful and smart, just like his daughter. yeah, ooh indeed, my frensd, come on trump, really? can't we just enjoy a story of you having an affair way porn storn without you making it sleezy? because now it's gross. but it's also not surprising because i thought i would never have to say this again, but don't ever forget, donald trump wants to bang his daughter. we'll be right back. ♪ there's a lot of stuff michael follows online. then he tried tostitos scoops and salsa... ...and started following them in real life. no! and kept followin

compromises and implemented deals already made and we were talking here about british orders who shot dead enders and civilians on the streets of london and then wanted arms in front of the courts it absolutely would not be tolerated so why would why should it be tolerated in belfast and just very briefly and then you got more information rather like an island massacre on eighteenth june one thousand nine hundred four as well we were british military agents imported weapons from apartheid so the african n.t.r. linde. military agents fired the weapons on the night that killed six innocent man who were watching a world cup football match and then as a police almost one report has revealed last year the police think colluded to cover up what these paramilitaries links to all the involved as well again there has been. resistance which many members have been stood on platforms with that's why our pasta so contested and that's the warning i give again the chilean has to say look it's not right to step in and i have retarded on them trying to use past projects on to the very delicate peace process in ir

francine: so why is tom enders of airbus saying he is worried about possible protectionism?e have to worry about those things. i do not know. i certainly believe, if i put on my old markets cap, life is best we had a lot of people worried about stuff when no one is worried about anything. is of the reasons the market doing so well is because everyone is worried about everything since the day trump appeared. so i hope everyone worries about him still to the guy cannot be taken seriously. a few years ago, how did you affect your first foreign exchange trades? by seminar, by phone? by morse code? jim: phone. sometimes telly. one of my early jobs was to run over to the telex machine and say the blinged is back and there are rising -- the blinged back and- the bund is there are rising yields. tom: how does the technology relate today? is technology the friend of our viewers and listeners or not? ofme, that is the core theme davos. no one knows what to do with all of the technology changing everyone's lives. lcd, technology from financial markets has been fantastic. as with everyt

several residents calling themselves the bitter enders fighting the eviction order and five lawsuitsd by folks hoping to keep living in their homes. it's exit inside the 1960s. >> my option is being homeless in an area of redwood city. or moving two hours away. well, i can possibly find a place to live but i may not have a walk. >> residents say the marina has been closed for years and they claim it violates state laws claiming open access to the state channel. >>> a bill moving through the state legislature that would allow college students get medical abortions . the procedure can be administered up to ten weeks in pregnancy and only requires women to take a pill. none of the 34 public universities offer abortions. if it passes in the house, it will take effect in 2022. >>> an asian super market in north san jose investigated. these photos were posted online of raw meat being delivered to the branch of the 99 ranch market chain. the pork was unwrapped and brought into the store on a costco shopping cart. county officials say the pork was impounded but it's uncertain if any was sold

and, um, you know, good news is, she has some great south enders helping her. >> reporter: there wereened to be a retired san francisco firefighter. about 3 or 4 people had to help bring her to shore. the bite was just above her knee in the lower thigh region. she is at the hospital right now being treated for nonlife- threatening injuries. as you can see behind me, aquatic park is still open. national park service is now running things up the chain of command so it might close later on today. but for now, it remains open. weather and traffic shortly after the break. >>> good morning. slowdowns along northbound 680 keeping the traffic backed up for the last half-hour, 45 minutes due to this accident northbound 680 right at el pintado road. the crash still blocking one lane. so it's taking drivers about a little under an hour to go from crow canyon up to 242. so that's an extra 40-minute delay. here's a look at the backup on the right side of your screen, the northbound direction of 680 making your way through danville. 880 oakland, 34-minute ride northbound along the nimitz freeway. >

enders, yesterday he was talking at a dinner, he was hammering both the u.s. government, president trump, and boeing, of course that's his business model, he's competing against boeing you have outspoken voices coming through from non-u.s. businesses criticizing that protectionism do you see that as a major problem going forward? >> we had a great deal of concern about a year ago that we were going to see a marked breakdown in trade relations that could disrupt economic activity it's not to say the risk is gone completely, but it was probably an overrated risk. look wlat what has happened there have been nominal breakthroughs, and the willingness to get business done seems good is the world integrating in a multilateral sense the way it did for several decades? doesn't seem to be at least there's a cyclical pick up in trade and no marked breakdown. you may see nominal problems over a particular industry dumping on this product or that product, to say that is interrupting economic activity is a stretch >> stay with us. i'd love to hear your views and how you're

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so you want to look at that timeline and make sure that you are ahead of the tall ender. >> friends of ethics sent in a freedom of information request to the city attorney's office for all whistle-blower complaints related to sex harassment since 2011. and i have that information, but have not emailed you the response. since 2011, total number of settled cases involving sex harassment is two. it suggests that this may not be the full story. in fact, there are a number of cases listed with no settlement or zero dollars, or joanne hoeppner, a case that we all know that has resulted in a judgment of $2 million against the city, but it shows 0 in the materials by the city attorney's office. what i know from my own experience is that there is nothing that the city unions and city agencies like to do more than talk to each other without a result. and i think that unless you put a timeline of when you expect people to come back with a report, they will not move. and certainly nobody at the board of supervisors, as you look forward to the next year, will want to take on the unions, as they run

. >> it was a conversation ender. i made a resolution before new year's eve that i quit vaping, actually. the nicotine. i quit it. >> neil: wow. >> you have to have a run other than the date to quit. like my lungs were hurting kind of. so that was really good run to stick to it for the most part. >> neil: it's a good goal. >> people say oh, i'm going to the gym. i said you're not going to go to the gym. it was january 4th yesterday and you have a cyclone bomb coming. nobody is going to the gym. your resolution is broken already. >> neil: you make the best with what you have. i work out as i'm doing my job. >> there you go. >> neil: yeah. you're jealous, aren't you? >> so jealous. i said i was going to use twitter less. no. >> he's got a defined goal. >> mine is going super well. i did a soft launch. it's about getting your habits in line. >> don't overdo. don't make -- little things. >> my goal would be ready to go come new year's. i did a soft launch. i'm incredibly pragmatic. >> neil: you want to do big, big things.

that's given so many people something to look to, the united states has been the peacemakers, the war-enders around the world. could this be seriously destabilizing? >> well, it's difficult, of course, donald trump has said it many times that he doesn't want adversaries to know what the united states is thinking or what the united states could do at any minute. what's more detrimental is when the allies don't know that. so, of course, you have allies worried about whether or not the united states will hold good on commitments. but it's loyally held up to for the last decade. you know, of course, where it becomes destabilizing is effectively, the lack of luster and belief in the american dream. lindsey graham, reading in press reports lately, you know, the united states, as he would have explained to the president the united states isn't its president. it's the ideal. it's been able to make it the reading attraction point for immigrants and national students who are seeing to see that suffer. so united states is an idea. and the extraordinary people in the united states, and the fact that ame

we'll accept their sur ender and that exactly what happens. >> i want to put on the screen, the two bombs. of the first one would be -- the first one was dropped a little boy. and then the second one would be -- there's the little boy on the screen there. any reason why they named them this? he was dropped in nagasaki. any differences. >> first of all you, you can see the airport in dayton. which is an amazing place. one thing i can make out about the little bit. the trinity shot. the trinity shot is july 16th. it's the first testament for the atomic bomb. some when the little boy dropped often hi row shipa. >> dewe didn't know it was going to work. we t man did use the same were weren't sure if it was going to work. and id did. . of the pots damn decoration. and we're near the end. >> i have received this afternoon a message from the japanese government in reply by the secretary of state on august 11th. i deem this reply of full existence of the cap -- what we have is the unconditional appreciate of the fans. as you watch this and wrote the book, how do you feel like he did handle his jo

even though our african-american population is 5%, 55% of our clients, public differ ender clients, and folks in the system are african-american men and women. if you look at categories of crime starting with traffic tickets, african-americans are seven times as likely to be stopped for a traffic violation. why is that, because african-americans can't drive? more likely to be stopped for a drug offense, even though every study has shown that whites use and abuse and sell drugs more. if you look at the overdose rate, six times the rate for whites than blacks, but the statistic is the opposite when it comes to being arrested for drug offenses. james bell, who spoke earlier, did an amazing, groundbreaking study. it showed clearly that there were disparities. we sought to take that study and work with the university of pennsylvania, which offered to do a two-year study independently. all we did was provide them with our files. and we opened our files up to them. they came up with a report -- first slide, please? second slide. they gave us an economist and a scientist and a law professor for

making plans to move and a few have already left, but several people calling themselves the bitter enders aren't going anywhere and are fighting redwood city's eviction order to be out by february 28th. >> come march 1st i don't plan on having moved. >> reporter: allison madden is an attorney challenging the eviction order in court, one of five lawsuits residents have filed to keep living in their floating homes. >> we hope to get a stay, a court order allowing us to stay. >> reporter: docktown has been here since the 1960s. it's one of the last of its kind communities in the bay area. the 70 homes range from small sailboats to comfortable two- story floating homes like diane decosola's. >> anybody doesn't want to move. it's been very sad. >> reporter: residents say the battle is years in the making. the latest effort comes after a complaint from a nearby condo owner who said the docks built on redwood creek violate state laws to have open access to the channel. >> we have been unable to get grandfather status here, which really should have been the solution. >> reporter: redwood city is

economy has changed quite a bit since the civil warm according to msnbc, this fact is a conversation endera single 19th century swiss relative means you are now required to support green cards for everyone who jumps the borders or overstays a visa in 2018.. boom, case closed! as the guests just put it, people in genealogical glass houses shouldn't throw stones. meaning me. as is so often the case, it's hard to know exactly whether this was meant as a legitimate point of debate or whether it was part of an elaborate parody, monty python does daca. there's absolutely no doubt about the sincerity of what came next. here's joy reid's response. she wasn't joking at all. watch. >> tucker has been one of the most aggressive at putting forward what a lot of peoplene have seen is a pretty blatantly why should nationalist view of what immigration should be like. >> tucker: joy reid is accusing us of racism. let's pause for a moment and savor the irony of that. reid's entire public career has been built on the race baiting. try to watch her show for 20 minutes and see for yourself. this is the woman

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facebook profile from a woman with her name dobb ra lands shil ender she lives in park city utah married has two very young son. >> i have so many reactions to this i don't know where to start. >> like what? >> be careful. >> okay. >> and he called her out. that's my first. i hope he okayed it with her we're putting her name out there saying hey guys we're hooking up. >> mike says i should be careful. >> they dropped out her current husband. >> yes doug. >> doug. what do we know about doug and does she ever go, oh, god i could have been with bradley cooper. >> or the next time doug makes her mad. >> he looks a lot like tiffany -- >> i could have been with bradley cooper. i wonder if they're still current day friends though or if that best friend ended with the line crossed because things get come my indicated and you move on and now have a husband and you can't be friends with a guy had you a relationship with. >> so lauren you have ever been able to go back after you crossed line and still able to be cool you and a guy? >> well, like an ex-boyfriend i can still be friends with now becau

if everybody did something and ender on theoff tour and said, this is really great, that doesn't sound scalable. how do you think about this changing of norms toward the kind of things you're doing with your students? dr. bradley: it actually is scalable. we just don't need a program and we don't need to federalize it. what happens to the idea of caring about your neighbor and wanting your neighbor to thrive and flourish? maybe what needs to be scaled is actually caring about other people other than ourselves. maybe that is actually the core problem. maybe there is just too much narcissism andonsumerism and materialism. maybe those are the reasons we don't really care about our neighbors anymore. what we need, i would argue, or more local solutions. we need people who know their own issues in their own communities who build partnerships with people who have solutions to those issues, and so that local communities do that on their own terms and leave them alone. they don't need someone to parachute in from d.c., or in some cases they may not even need someone to parachute into from the

once endering the white house, he and jared kushner, you know, infamous, a lot of infighting there between soon after john kelly came to the white house, steve bannon was no longer in it. but it's exactly right and yet in the contradiction of trump, trump still talks to steve bannon. >> right. >> they still do consult on political advice. they are not as tight as they used to be but in trump world, you're rarely out of it, even after something like this. >> by the way, michael wolff will be joining us on monday. >>> up next, the drama that comes from the president's twitter feed. what is driving the markets. hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. and my brother ray and i started searching for answers. (vo) when it's time to navigate in-home care, follow that bright star. because brightstar care earns the same accreditation as the best hospitals. and brightstar care means an rn will customize a p

too much, he couldn't carry on and australia gotjonny bairstow and then blew away the england fail endersng. we didn't seem a route at the crease and not either in the post match press conference, he had to recover so in his place was jimmy conference, he had to recover so in his place wasjimmy anderson —— we didn't seem a group. we knew they would win, we've known it for a while, seeing them do it in person as tough. we didn't play well enough, we have to give them credit. they are well within their rights to be over the moon with that win. i do think it's been closer than 4—0. we've been on top in some games, if not all the games at some stage. we've just not capitalised on the key moments. lots of talk on social media, it was late for the papers, that england defeat, about a crisis in english cricket, about where english cricket goes now. they've got the 1—dayers and the t20s to play in australia but for test cricket is looking pretty dire as far as are concerned? at home england are still a decent tea m at home england are still a decent team and they play england and pakistan at home

but i think what is more chilling than anything, the biggest offed ender of life, freedom and that is our history that we have to pass a law that protects children who survive an attempted abortion. these are children that are born alive. it is incredible that we have to have that discussion in the people's house, especially in the united states of america. oure have we become of what moral constitution has to be? it is unpleesk we have to come here and defend those lives. it has been said that 90% of life is showing up, because when you show up, people know you care. on friday, hundreds of thousands of americans from all over our country will come to washington, d.c., on the march of life. they have done it for 45 years. for 45 years. their passion has never diminished. they have made the trip to washington zs so our political leaders understand the sanctity of life. it is incredible that we have to go through this process. united states is only one of seven countries in the world that allow abortion after five months. i wish i was using the term 20 weeks. five months. five months. w