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that could complicate mitch mcconnell's plan for swift proceedings with no witnesses. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david? 2019: coming up, a strong turns into a less certain 2020. we talk with stephanie kelley from aberdeen standard about what the new year holds in store. that is coming up next. ons is "balance of power" bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. we thought we had a grip on the risks going to 2020. it was u.s. china train -- trade, brexit, global growth. and then iran came along. does that change what the risks look like? we welcome stephanie kelly, aberdeen management senior economist. what is your reaction to what we are seeing in iran? should we be thinking about the basic format we are thinking about the markets, or is this a blip? stephanie: this reflects two things. one is the ability of investors -- policy is extremely difficult in the best of ti

the votes to block extending this farce and will end the trial by the weekend without calling witness. a globalthe coronavirus now in 23 nations around the world prompting the world health organization to declare the outbreak to be a global public health emergency. new video that shows the longest drug smuggling tunnel ever discovered on the southern border. it stretches a full mile from tijuana to san diego. it features a rail cart system, an elevator and a complex trainage system. -- drainage system. so far no arrests. drug overdoses dropping more than 4% to 67,000 in 2018 compared to 70,000 in the previous year. with there was a 3% psych -- a 23% increase in methamphetamine deaths and 10% increase in fentanyl and 5% in cocaine deaths. mark morgan, acting director of cbp. that tunnel was impressive. and i have seen a few impressive tunnels. no arrests or seizures to go with it? >> it's one of the most sophisticated tunnels we have ever encountered. since 1990 we uncovered 230 tunnels. this tunnel never really finished its exit point. so we were able to get it before it was completed. so a cou

>>i have witnessed his commitment to addressing global issues like climate change and public health. he knows that we can make great progress on me, together, learn from one another and spread our impact. as i highlighted earlier, the conference of mayors has put forward a bipartisan policy agenda entitled the mayors 2020 vision for america, a call to action. there are many priorities in our agenda that are a shared concern for our next speaker. please join me in welcoming back home and entrepreneur, philanthropist, an alumnus of our conference, mayor mike bloomberg. [applause] ♪ >> thank you. please sit. thank you for that kind introduction. i am glad you give it just the way i wrote it. [laughter] a laugh whenets you do that. i suggest you use it. great want to thank the leader of this group. he invited me to d.c. to give a speech and i said it would be happy to do it. the truth is i'm hoping to give a speech in d.c. next year. [applause] the truth is, it is great to be here and i am honored. i think this city's future is brighter than ever and a lot of the credit goes to my good f

licensed -- witnessed his commitment to one copenhagen fan here in the front, witnessed his commitment to addressing global issues like climate change and public health at the local level. he knows we can make great progress when we come together to exchange idea and learn from one another and spread our impact in meetings like this one. as highlighted earlier, the conference of mayors has put together a bipartisan policy of agenda entitled the "mayor's vision to america, callo action." and i believe there are many priorities in our agenda that are a shared concern for our next speaker. so please join me in welcoming back home an entrepreneur, a philanthropist and alumnus of our conference, mayor mike bloomberg. ♪ mayor bloomberg: thank you, everyone. please sit. brian, thank you for that kind introduction. i'm glad you gave it just the way i wrote it. i also want to thank -- that always gets a laugh when you do that. i suggest you use it all the time. i want to thank tom cochran who i've known a long time and been a great leader to this group. he invited me in d.c. in nan to give a speech and i said i'd b

a few months ago, i was with mike in copenhagen for the mayor .ummit i witnessed his commitment to addressing global issues like climate change at the local level. he knows we can make great progress when we come together to exchange ideas, learn from one another and spread our impact. as i highlighted earlier, the conference of mayors has put forward a bipod person policy -- bipartisan agenda called a call to action. i believe there are many priorities in the agenda that are shared concerns for our next speaker. so please join me in welcoming back home and entrepreneur, philanthropist, an alumnus of our conference, mayor mike bloomberg. [applause] ♪ mike bloomberg: thank you. please sit. brian, thank you for that kind introduction. i am glad you give it just the way i wrote it. [laughter] that always gets a laugh when you do that. i suggest you use it. i also want to thank tom cochran, who has been a great leader for this group. he invited me to d.c. to give a speech and i said it would be happy to do it. the truth is i'm hoping to give a speech in d.c. next year. [applause] the truth is, it is gre

that would let him reject their calls for new witness testimony. globalquicktake on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. hurtado.ana this is bloomberg. tom: futures up nine with a continued advance in the market. with us in new york is chris rupkey. thrilled he could be with us. ambassador hormats has been leading our coverage. ambassador hormats, it is about relationships. and so manygulf, me americans look at as monolithic. it is not. you have traveled extensively. tell us the nuances you perceive. robert: it is very complicated in the sense that you have the sunni-she our rift and you all rift and you have all the internal pressures within lebanon. you have hezbollah, concerns in lebanon that has below -- hezbollah seems to dominate politics. israelis are concerned about giving it a bigger base. has bola is fighting -- hezbollah is fighting through its proxies in syria. tom: these are iranian proxies over in the west, in the labonte. fine. qatarn your perception of and shieh and everybody else in the p

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global citizen. when we are witnessing genocides, when i hear about my say,parents' experience i how could people have seen this and not done anything. as a global citizen, what is it we can do most effectively when we see genocides happening around us? thomas: we have to let our government know and people that they have to act. and dida we sat there not do anything until it was too late. there were instances where other governments where we could do something and now we have this of september 11 and because of guantanamo. us wes very difficult for feel we should not try to of human in violations rights. i think that is very bad. we should continue to want to have an impact on what is and not sit by and do nothing. does not mean we should do it on our own. that is sometimes a mistake. we should play a very important role, as we did in the 40's and 50's. in other countries, working with other countries. with people and other countries. a lot of work is being done. there are lots of things happening. i believe if we had the human rights institutions that we have now both at the u.n. and the regional hum

people abroad have already been affected so are these efforts enough or is the world witnessing the start of a global epidemic this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm. trying is reporting people with corona virus outside the epicenter of the outbreak have now died this is health authorities fear around the world the infection rate could increase during what's usually china's busiest travel period of the year hundreds of millions of chinese are preparing to celebrate the lunar new year although beijing has canceled all 'd public celebrations and as the death toll rises more countries are taking their own precautions scott high there has more from beijing. rushing to catch the last trains before the lunar new year many of these passengers at the beijing west railway station i thinking of the corona virus i don't think this virus has been properly controlled i just came back to china i read a lot of news i'm to net i'm not very satisfied with how the government prevented him contro the disease i'm very afraid of getting infected i am really afraid of those people who are relieved and

we're in a negotiation wit and got a pretty robust global agreement from iran. and it seems like the internal plet political dynamics were not going to allow for another litical negotiation. but the deal that america got last time while imperfect in my respects did achieve many of the goals that he says he wanted to achieve. they were winding down their nuclear program. they had eyes on their nuclear facilities. so what does he want. that's not clear to me still. what does it mean for how the president sees his re-election strategy, message? we showed senator warren earlier. we see the democratic race somewhat scramble by this entire episode. senar sanders in the latest des moines register poll. vice president biden underscoring his>> experience. ome of the candidates have gone to the wag the dog line. the one thing -- derobert: saying the pre did this on purpose to distract from impeachment. >> i think it may wl have had that effect. we came back from the holiday break focused on being on the prisspiss of war on y -- precipice war. trdon't think he's a master o

global health emergency. over the past few weeks, we have witnessed the emergence of a previously unknown pathogen which has escalatednse. britons trapped in the chinese city at the centre of the outbreak are given permission to fly home. the flight is due to leave around now. a massive relief. i cannot wait to get back. to get away from everything and de—stress, i

people abroad have already been affected so are these efforts enough or is the world witnessing the start of a global epidemic this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm. trying is reporting people with coronavirus outside the epicenter of the outbreak have now died this is health authorities fear around the world the infection rate could increase during what's usually china's busiest travel period of the year hundreds of millions of chinese are preparing to celebrate the lunar new year although beijing has canceled all 'd 'd public celebrations and has a death toll rises more countries are taking their own precautions scott hi there has me.

people abroad have already been affected so are these efforts enough or is the world witnessing the start of a global epidemic this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm. trying is reporting people with coronavirus outside the epicenter of the outbreak have now died this as health authorities fear around the world the infection rate could increase during what's usually china's busiest travel period of the year hundreds of millions of.

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