eunice kennedy shriver is royalty as far as i'm concerned.he days of separation and segregation are over. what nation you come from doesn't matter, we don't care. the plan was laid early in my mother's life, to be fierce, determined, to some extent, angry. your age, your size, we don't care. she had this great shock of hair, you know, and she would just stare at you, just stare a hole at you and just was pushing her cause. go home and tell your countrymen, "i am a champion athlete!" this is sport at its least cynical. this is pure, unadulterated sport. 30 years ago, the world said, "you are unable to run 100 metres." today, you run the marathon. i think she is one of the few people that changed the world. the special olympics world games is one of the biggest sporting events on the planet. every two years, thousands gather to compete. and almost every day, in almost every country, there's a special olympics event. 5 million athletes with intellectual or learning disabilities are involved. but 50 years ago, these people were ignored and instit

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eunice' churchill.ny to believe she was using an alias. >> she has leftist leaning because of her marriage to arthur miller. >> this is a political climate in the 1960s where you could damage someone's reputation or even their life. >> for some inside the fbi marilyn's alleged communist ties were alarming given the circle she had begun to associate with. she was introduced to peter lawford. he was the brother-in-law to john f. kennedy. >> he was a strange hollywood guy. he was kept around because of his connections. frank sinatra called his brother-in-lawford. >> lawford always had his beach house open. the president would visit. bobby kennedy would go there. i went to malibu to photograph lawford and bobby kennedy. little did i know i would see marilyn monroe standing in the corner talking about the bay of pigs. >> it was through lawford's >> it was through lawford's circle that marilyn would rub ♪ ♪ everything your trip needs, for everyone you love. expedia. for everyone you love. quitting smoking is

afterward eunice was forced to publicly acknowledge that the whole thing was just a p.r. stunt it was all her pain that it was embarrassing no idea why did it feel. that was after this the start of the food they were headed there if about at that moment i was like i want success more and more man but you just get hungry for people to be talking about you thought i wouldn't do anything like that again. hey. you know. eunice is next so for promotional move a meet and greet with fans the kids are beside themselves and seize the chance to snap a symphony with their idol or lasso him into a playback video for their own feet. now 18 eunice is debuting a new look with tintin chains and freshly filled lips he's not getting paid for this appearance but it's certain to increase his following. i. lead a man i met a man don't cry. i want more you need to smile for the picture that says ok we're all days off you want one of these so. that it was almost. memo that was let out he's only doing photos or tick tocks what good is that for you. know celebrities are stars and you want to see

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eunice, you are portuguese and so is the secretary general.t things moving. does he have the political leverage as an individual or a politician? i think he has the moral leverage, because as the secretary general of the un he represents the conscience world. to you —— the words that he used could be very strong. is it going to be effective, ——?. this conference is a talking shop. nothing is going to be agreed. i am trying to see the silver lining up all of this. i think that in the last year, the last 18 months, we have seen a change in the way the issue is perceived. the issue has been now agenda set. the eyes of the world are now on leaders to commit themselves to actual policies that will result in a reduction of carbon dioxide emissions. i believe the younger generations, wait for nothing less. this is going to take some time, and the question is, will it be enough? mark, as greta thunberg herself has said, in madrid we have achieved nothing. she and other young climate activists have achieved a raising in consciousness, but in terms of a

eunice, only a moment left but eunice spoke about the voters being cynical and tired. terms of spending. whose promises to voters believing in terms of trusting them? i don't think voters believe in any promises being made because they have all been broken up to now. so i think people are perhaps letting themselves go with the party that they think may have the best chance to get something done but i don't know, i have not spoken to anyone who feels that any agenda will be fully implemented. we tried the conservatives. look at the outcome. sorry. we must leave now. sorry you did not get time at the end. that is it four dateline london this week. see you next time. once the overnight rain sweeps through we are still left with— gale force winds by the end of the night keeping it on the mild side. there will be a windy day on sunday with sunshine and heavy blustery showers, not too many for eastern parts of england, more frequent out towards the west. merging at times to give longer spells of rain for northern ireland, western scotland and perhaps the north—west of englan

eunice yoon, live in beijing with the latest.nk you very much for that. >>> joining me now from irvine, california, live, chief investment officer, john rut ledge. you just heard eunice's report here that there are so many details about this u.s./china trade discussion that are still up for debate, discussion, clarificati clarification, is this enough now to continue the bull run in markets that we have seen, not just in the u.s., but in europe as well and other parts of the world into 20201234. >> well, for a little while. we have seen a lot of this baked in already and we aren't going to get any more drops in the interest rates and earnings next year are going to grow about minus 0.3% so i don't think we should get too excited about that but i do think we should be very happy that they have an agreement of some kind whether it gets worked out in words or not, it's important to understand that these two languages, each side gets to release its own press release and say whatever it wants without the other guy being able to read i

eunice >> reporter: thanks so much.hat 10:30 presser was actually just delayed by half an hour they're going to be several important members of the trade negotiating team there, in particular the vice finance minister, who has been heading up the working level discussions, taking over for wen, the vice commerce minister who was taking the lead. also very important these two gentlemen and they're going to be discussing the progress that has been made in these negotiations now, beforehand the commerce ministry contacted several journalists including us asking whether or not we had any questions for any potential briefing at that time they wouldn't confirm anything we asked whether or not president xi jinping would accept the trade agreement that was put forth by the trump administration, but as of yet, we're going to hear, you know, an answer hopefully to that as well as anything else that the chinese feel that they need to get -- tell people at this time. >> all right, eunice, we're going to be standing by to try and fin

let's head to beijing live where cnbc eunice yoon joins us now.a little tongue in cheek. we have seen these headlines before yes, the u.s. and china are getting closer to a deal no, they are backing further ar way. what exactly should markets be viewing this time around with these headlines given the down days we've seen in the last two? >> i think probably with a grain of salt until that deal is sealed we do know and we have known that china has believed that the tariffs in a roll back is really important. if it is true that they are making head way, that is true because we could potentially see a deal between the two sides everything is up in the air until it is all nailed down. one thing also interesting today was just how sensitive it was revealed by some commentary out of china how sensitive china is to any criticism, outside criticism of the way it treats its local muslim population. up until now, china has not officially or in state media linked the bill that passed through congress to the trade talks. but today, the foreign ministry got pr

you think eunice is suggesting maybe they couldn't. >> eunice is right the issue that eunice brings up which is a good one. they are trying to talk about all of this nonsense it hurts their narrative to be talking about the state being directed to do this and the government directed to do that it will hurt their trade relationships elsewhere. there are issues as to why this isn't easy, easy it is worth getting done >> just looking at what is going to happen with this. when this deal is done, china will say they've won, president trump will tweet at that this is the greatest deal done with china. how are we to assess that and figure out this deal or not. a lot of this is left out. how do we have any form of measurement? >> the president promised a trade deal that would be big and robust and going after this as a purchases deal >> you don't even know if they are going to do the purchases. >> they don't have a legal text right now. the problem is is that you have a deal right now, if president trump is being assailed as having given up too easy and 2020 comes in. and the candidate is tryi

clayton, you heard eunice's update will we have an impact to trade?> i think eunice is right at this point, they are really trying to keep the issue whether that's the fcc ruling or to limit access in growth, really trying to keep that separate from the trade negotiations. >> let's say they can keep it separate, how are the markets responding to these particular headlines. many accusations that this seems like a manipulated market. what is it investors have to focus on more to avoid noise for the trade headlines coming out whether they are positive or negative >> you hit the nail on the head there. the issue is being able to separate the signal from the noise. great example would be president trump's comments at the nato summit in london where he said, look, i don't necessarily need a trade deal until after the ee election okay great, the markets took that very negatively. he said things like that before and towards the end of almost every negotiation his administration has been involved in there is an issue of being able to separate what is important

. >>> let's get out to eunice from beijing.ice, it appears as though the agreement is still thin on detail have we learned anything new over the weekend >> reporter: well, i think that we learned that the chinese and the u.s. are not on the same page right now when it comes to this agreement where they are on the same page is that they both believe that phase 1 trade deal is good for markets, is good for the economy. we heard that reiterated again today when the national statistics bureau released economic data where the official had said that this phase 1 trade deal would improve on market conditions but there's still plenty indications that there are some key points that have been lost in translation so the u.s. says that there's a hard target of $40 billion for agricultural products, that could even go to 50 billion. the chinese have not yet confirmed that number. no mention in the state press or officially and the chinese have said that there's going to be a tariff phase out, step by step. the u.s., though, has said that th

we'll get to that with eunice yoon in just a moment.ope noticing a trend on the move higher as well. the major average there in the green a lot of strength all around the world the last three months or so >>> as always, more on all that ahead. right now a quick morning summary of a few other big stories to watch to start your workweek technology back under fire eu regulators are reportedly investigating google's practices. data related to local search services, advertising and online ad targeting european competition commissioner has handed down fines totaling nearly $9 billion to google in just the last two years. you have to watch oil today and this week. two big stories there ahead of this week's opec meeting number one, saudi arabia will push for an extension of the opec production cuts longer than expected perhaps through midnext year according to "wall street journal," it is tied to effort to prop up oil prices and try to support saudi aramco's pricing on thursday. >>> iraq formally accepted the resignation of its prime minister o

eunice yoon joins us now good morning, eunice or good evening to you >> reporter: good morning and goodning to you, too, courtney well, you know, the trump administration has been trying to curb the use of chinese technology, but it appears that beijing is now hitting back. the financial times is reporting that the government here has ordered all state offices and public institutions to remove foreign pcs and software within the next three years the policy is dubbed 3, 5, 2 because the apparent goal is to replace 30% of foreign tech in 2020 50% in 2021 and the remaining 20% the following year so analysts have been estimating that this could mean that as many as 30 million pieces of hardware would have to be swapped out. and that that could potentially have a negative impact on u.s. tech names, such as dell, hp and microsoft. now the move also comes amid concerns of a tech decoupling, though it's unclear how quickly that would happen because even the chinese names that are meant to replace a lot of that u.s. gear still use a lot of u.s. components and technology. also, chinese companies

eunice yuan in beijing butbe at the at the white house. >> after nearly three years of northbounding president trump today hailing the first phase of a china trade deal as phenomenal. >> iaaffectionately the farmers have going to have to buy larger tractors because it means a lot of business, a tremendous amount of business. >> the u.s. says chio has agreed about $40 billion in additional purchases of agricultural pcessed products over the next two. manufactured goods and energy. there are also provisions on intellectual property and , currency. in return chinese officials said the u.s. committed to remove tariffs step by step. the rate on a round of tariffs that hit in september will be cut in half. an tariffs on toys and phones set for this weekend will be shelved. but the white house is keeping the rest of the tariffs as leverage. >> tariffs will largely remain at 25% on $250 billion. and we'll use them for future negotiations on the phase 2 deal. >> ambassador bob lighthizer, the lead u.s. trade negotiator told reporters he expects min

eunice yoon joins us now with the latest on the deal the other thing, eunice, that people keep questionings whether there's the demand in china for twice as much grain as -- or ag products as we had been exporting in the past is there demand for that is that pie in the sky, do you think? >> there is a lot of demand for u.s. soy beans as well as pork, especially right now, because the government here is trying to sure up the pig population after the african swine fever had ravaged the pig herd here. and then because lunar new year is coming up in january, this is a time when everybody likes to buy pork and there has been a serious concern on the part of the government here that there isn't going to be enough pork on the dinner tables during this multi-day traditional holiday. and the concern there is that people could get pretty angry about it and then that could fall on the lap of the government so, there is definitely a big push for that. but what you guys were talking about, one of the things that i think is interesting is that the chinese and the u.s. do both agree that this truce is go

even though eunice doesn't really believe in the christ child anymore he still writes a letter 2 the onus is visiting his mother who's had to take his sister to the clinic once again. and it's nice to have something of my own. if erstein to attack you and i simply understand him because we're in the clinic so much and she. it was pretty good really bad this here's one actually it all happened so quickly. when fiona is poorly it's always tense city to pat internet if he had a reliable partner it'd be nice but it's difficult country and he's. known as his sister fiona is 19 and has been very sick since birth sometimes their mother spends weeks in the clinic with her illness often doesn't know whether she'll be home after school the grandparents help out at the drop of a hat. mom had long and went his grandmother had a dog for a long time and when we had to go to the clinic a lot it was like a substitute mother for him because he had someone to cuddle and eunice could chat with him a lot of. the onus meets a puppy in the park just 12 weeks old not. the son and it's still a dream for me

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it stated that doctor green's and had prescribed an enema of oral hydrates to be administered by eunicetor wasn't aware she had bent taking it drought the day and prescribed this enema to help her achieve sleep. >> that mixture is what killed her. - i haven't feeling the doctors were in of panic. when you look at the amount of medication she was actually administered, no doctor in their right mind would say that's okay. >> upon realizing they had accidentally caused the death of the world's most famous actress, murray, greene's and engelbert were in a panic covering up their malpractice and staging the scene is a suicide. >> this flies in the face of medical evidence. the autopsy revealed there was fully formed fecal matter in the bowel nor is no way the bowel would've been evacuated. regardless of the validity, the book is unique in that it tries to put some reason around marilyn's death. he basically debunked it. coming on the heels of all the books written. [inaudible] in the past 20 years, several new books and theories have been put forth each claiming to be the definitive account

from the administration team and now pretty much predominantly has been through time working with eunice on the investment team. and so this is an interim classification under the city's civil service commission. >> i didn't know anything about that person. it had to do with the functions that position is supposed to perform. >> certainly that person -- i mean the security analyst position has very specific minimum requirements and specific duties. they were be operating at a different level of experience coming in. >> the amount of work, the quality work in the due diligence. >> the quality of the work has not within been an issue. we're monitoring carefully. this person served a probation period and absent a resource. this is a resource we transitioned. i don't think anyone has concerns over the quality. >> it's not quality but the amount of workload in the acid allocation model is the one -- >> i can't get much further into this discussion in a public meeting, because it is a personnel issue. >> you mean personnel about the individual or just the issue of staffing and how we budget fo

music director of the royal opera house in london and tony up upon works with stars like eunice kaufman and on a new truck oh i ask why so many opera singers end up ruining their voices. i know their face the doing of. those 01 of the biggest challenges for opera singers is knowing how to calibrate their intensity and emotion and also their volume. is get seated so far too many singers are too loud. oh the atmospheric singing piano and creates a more interesting atmosphere and if i see that if you sing too loudly you're going to get tired but none get schnell moved by him in the loud in the loud. floor you were restored as well why didn't know you drop her well i've. told her that her 1st was was. was. was. throwing. the. ball. on the. her. but these days an extraordinary voice will only get you so far. up her singers can't afford to ignore social media posting is now part of the job even the stars are doing it often sharing glimpses of their private lives. such as on a trip go here she's posted a rehearsal with maestro. even the mood it was a beautiful kid. one cool to keep going never

for "nightly business report," i'm eunice yuan in beijing. >>> oil prices got a lift today on a largerop in crude inventories. this comes one day before a omeeting ofc members where the cartel is wadely expecte to extend production curbs. the price of crude settled% higher to above $58 a barrel. >>> private sector j growth slowed in november, according to payroll processer adp companies only added 67,000 new jobs last of 150,000.below the estimates it was the slowest pace of hiring since may fact. matter of the weakest secretary esp included manufacturing retailers. government releases its own monthly jobs report on friday. >>> a new report for -- from t institute for supply management points to a slowdown in the services sector of the economy. economists cite trade tensions and worker shortages which may lead to concerns over the economy's overall healthy. the nunon-cturing portion of the kmoop economy accounts for a big part of the economy. including financing with agriculture and construction. >>> most economists agree that tariffs and trade will have the biggest impact on economic

eunice yoon joins us with more eunice >> reporter: hi, joe thanks a lot as you said, this is an olivehe chinese to the trump administration because what we had overnight is that the customs tariff commission had said that china was going waive tariffs on some u.s. pork and soybean imports. so this is going to affect a range of products, but the government didn't detail which ones or by how much. and the total tariff for u.s. pork currently stands at 72% for american soybean imports for americans it's 33% despite this conciliatory move, they said dhie niece purchases need to be based on market needs. what was really interesting when i first heard this news was that based on my previous conversations with government officials or with those with government links, they had said china does not want to adhere to specific targets when it comes to agricultural products but that what we could see is the chinese rolling out a series of incremental steps that they believe president trump would see as progress, such as, for example, the november lifting of the poultry ban. that's specifically for

our beijing correspondent eunice yauhen spoke to the eerts and is predictions for 2020.>estors will have a lot to watch for in china in 2020. first, while a phase 1 deal is expected to be signed in january, trade negotianons betwhe u.s. and china will continue as the u.s. presential election approaches. there will likely be uncertainty over what major american tech companies are allowed to sell to the chinese and whether chinese tech firms will be blocked from doing meaningful business in the u.s. second, china's economy will remain in focus. as leaders look for ways to manage the country's lowest growth in decades. policy makers have indicated they prefer to stabilize the slowdown rather than use policy to reverse it. and third, unrest in hong kong looks set to stay a sore point for the chinese leadership in 2020. how beijing handles the relationship will impact china's stanng in the world and the aattractiveness of hong kong as a globalinancial center. >>> andin fore family rentals really took off deatnd. means gig feigns for the companies behind millions of rental pro

yoon is in beijing and joins us right now eunice, what's going on?thanks so much, becky it was the november pmi data and it beat expectations this was for the private index, which tracks business conditions for small and medium-sized companies. and the number came in at 51.8, which showed manufacturing expanding at its fastest pace in three years. so this number came after the official number, which tracks a large manufacturers and released over the weekend also showed a recovery that's because of a rebound in output in new orders. the nonmanufacturing pmi also jumped from an eight-month loeld to an eight month high all of the stronger data could potentially give some more confidence to the chinese negotiators to believe that they might have the time to continue to wait for better terms for a trade deal in the state press today yet again, there was no wavering at all in beijing's position, especially when it comes to tariffs. the communist party paper the global times quoted a former chinese official for the phase 1 trade deal having the u.s. roll ba

expecting to hear more from president trump we'll take you there live when it happens we'll get to eunice yoon in beijing for the latest reaction. we'll first go to eamon javers >> there are like three senior officials that do tend to talk not sure i can name which official talked to bloomberg but here is the headline when we take a look at the graphic these are difficult headlines to process. you don't know, to your point, exactly who the source was for this bloomberg doesn't say they are sourcing people familiar with the report they are saying u.s. and china moving close tor to trade deal despite heated rhetoric. a lot of reports suggest we are getting half way there, half way there, half way there. you can go half way there forever without actually getting there. not sure what this means the president is in london where he has been making headlines about trade during the course of the week you see him there with boris johnson and so much intrigue about whether he would have a meeting with boris johnson while in london. the president did in fact have that meeting with johnson. they talk

bill clinton, nicole scherzinger and members of the kennedy clan reveal howjfk's sister eunice was inspired of the words that people used to use was "moan", "idiotic", "horrible". "you're different", and "you're odd". walking through the neighbourhood and he actually shouted out, "hey,

transit system have in common well nothing yet but they may soon be sharing the spot and eunice schools heritage list. who've gone down and could decide to try to be called deviant by cmax it might be. done by law to teach to be called the berlin transit authority has applied for a world heritage status and wants to be included on the same list of some of the world's most fascinating architectural monuments but what makes the berlin transit system so special the appeared page design is to side. it certainly convenient and even runs 24 hours a day on fridays and saturdays but if you've ever been on one of their subways you'll realize that the stuff could be a little bit frosty. the education each. of the feet. of anything it's all good food. so customer service is not really their thing and mention the overcrowding and the long delays so we went around asking berliners what they think about their transit system and whether it should be included on heritage list it's one of the oldest so i think you have to save it and to use it it's been a great transportation to use but i don't know if

and, in half an hour we take a special look back at the life of eunice kennedy shriver, the sister ofjfk sport to help change the lives of people with intellectual disabilities. good afternoon. spanish police have named a british holiday—maker and his two children who drowned in a swimming pool on christmas eve. gabriel diya had been staying with his family at a resort on the costa del sol. police say the pool appears to have been working normally at the time. emily unia reports. according to spanish police, gabriel diya, who was 52, died trying to rescue his nine—year—old daughter, comfort, after she got into difficulties in this hotel swimming pool. his 16—year—old son praise—emmanuel tried to help and also died. postmortem examinations confirmed that all three drowned. a 14—year—old girl, the children's sister, raised the alarm. a british tourist who's staying at the resort told the bbc she spoke to the children's mother. i noticed a woman was walking towards where i was. she looked really distraught. when she came closer, she was just saying, "help me, help me. please help me. my chi

that would include any place beijing believes is theirs >> so eunice, one of the big stories we have not covered as much is the idea that president xi is in macau he wants it to become more diversified, much like how hong kong is now. we have seen protests there ebb a little bit, right? >> yeah. there is a lot of speculation that this has everything to do with trying to remind hong kong that will are economic benefits to having close ties with beijing. right now, macau is seen as sort of the good son. they have similar governing systems where they are separate but part of china. this visit is seen as a way to remind hong kong that there are perks that could come with your relationship with beijing and with macau, there is a lot of speculation that your effort there would help macau to diversify away from casino gambling building up the infrastructure so there could be a financial center there one example thinking about the yuan build up exchange to have the counter weight themselves in macau for another financial center if the protests continue as we've seen in hong kong >> a lot of

eunice yoon filed this report. >> reporter: on the circuit to sell the benefits of the phase one trade deal overnight, larry kudlow said any concerns about the uncertainty are misplaced. this is what he said >> let me make no mistaking about it the deal is done the deal is completed. i was out and about last friday. some people were suggesting this is not true. the deal is absolutely completed. >> the lack of a completed text raise speculation. the chinese have not mentioned how much they would want to buy. increasing purchase of goods by $200 billion over the next two years. >> we are going to double u.s. exports. the positive effects on economic growth in this country cannot be exaggerated. that's why i keep calling this growth in addition to lowering the tempers and putting more certainty into it, you'll get a very good business year. >> trade experts say the government wouldn't want to acknowledge any hard figures to avoid the backlash but negotiators could agree to a very big figure. >> the u.s. and kleina's phase one trade deal is expected to bolster economic brother, our next gu

when eunice was coming. it is done every year. it is set by the lower pay commission.cost living is across the country and what people need to be paid to do that work. it is coming in a little earlier than expected. the government hailing this is a big ray rice. across the country. nonetheless a welcome change, rising to eight points £72 an hour. people might remember carlos ghosn, the head of nissan, there are developments in that case. absolutely astonishing this morning. tramaine pete will who he is, the former boss of nissan, credited with turning around the fortunes of nissan are making it a turning around the fortunes of nissan are making ita big turning around the fortunes of nissan are making it a big player —— people will remember. he was arrested in november 2018, accused of embezzling funds, using company money for personal gain and for underreporting his salary. so he was arrested and sacked from the company three days later. this morning he has popped up in lebanon. and that's all the more interesting because he was essentially under house arrest injapan.