we're trying to harmonize those numbers and figure out just how many americans died what they were doing there. were they contractors, were they involved in the government?

i'm sara harmon welcome to the show thanks for joining us u.s. president donald trump has told leaders in switzerland that america is quote open for business but the u.s. won't tolerate trade practices he sees as unfair trump was delivering the closing remarks to this week's world economic forum in davos switzerland one of his key messages to the business and political elite grows in the united states spills grows for economies around the world. the anticipation was palpable politicians and high flying executives waited in line for over an hour to get inside the hall where donald trump would deliver his speech the first u.s. president to do so since bill clinton two decades ago. and eventually has plenty of pomp trump arrived on stage. he didn't mince his words. as president of the united states i will always put america first just like the leaders of other countries should put their country first also but america first does not mean america alone when the united states grows so does the world in what's being viewed as a disguised reference to ch

i'm sara harmon welcome to the program it's good to have me with. at least ninety five people have been killed in a major explosion in the afghan capital kabul the country's interior ministry says more than one hundred fifty were injured in the suicide bomb attack which happened at a police checkpoint on saturday morning the taliban has claimed responsibility. the attacker made it past the first checkpoint posing as a paramedic transporting a patient in an ambulance the bomb was detonated when he was identified by police at the second checkpoint. i was sitting in my shop when there was a powerful explosion only windows shattered. the casualties are very high bodies were everywhere near the hospital and everyone. a hospital coordinator described the attack as a massacre the blast happened on a busy street during lunch hour the area is home to several foreign embassies and government buildings. this is the second major taliban attack in kabul in the past eighty s. that's despite reassurances from the government and its u.s. allies that their joint off

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the discussion of harmonization doesn't change.uching epa at all. >> from your observation of the consumers in the process and based upon the discussion, consumers have changed the choices of what they want to go off the lot. >> the 3000-dollar additional costs to customers is from the total cost. tar is not a rule. customers make decisions. in times change. congress got it right the first time by not having a patchwork. you want to consider affordability and they get a car that fits their needs. this is a customer's money. the customer has the right to spend his money. maybe it's a previous if that works for you. maybe you need a truck. >> on from rural america, we like big vehicles and big trucks. i know what is being sold in mina of the woods. finish with this. there's a government initiative underway to the find and understand the costs and benefits of high-octane, low carbon fuels. if your industry were to go in that direction forwarded me for consumer affordability in 2021 and beyond? >> i've seen it estimate around for 5% th

it was eric harmon's first day on job and he wants to focus on economy and infrastructure and harmon is a freshman at kent state. >> way to go. >> wow. >> congratulations >> impressive. >> jim lokay is up next with the final five. >> have a great night. there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tonight on "the final 5" steve bannon divorce gets n nasty an paul manafort is suing and is it the size of the nuclear button that matters or when you press it and inauguration daypro test. this is the final five let's do this. >> you don't mess with america♪ ♪ ♪ you only get one chance♪ and then it's time to dance♪ we skip romance it's time go. you don't mess with america. >> let's do this hat fields and mccoy s alexandra hamilton and biggy per and now infamous feud between trump and steve bannon. he left in

harmon was a legislature and would write back, mr. lincoln asks about you. that relationship maintained. she came down to see him off on the train, left illinois for the last time. he, i think -- i talked to mike burlingame about it because it's inconsistent, some of these relationships are inconsistent with his awkwardness around women. michael -- it makes sense to me, he was comfortable with married women because they were no threat at all and he didn't have to worry about impressing them. >> older married matrons. >> in this case, elizabeth was not. >> there's plenty of evidence among the racial divide, it's interesting. she was not happy when he called her auntie. she told him then and there that isn't what she likes to be called. he had the same reaction with mrs. fremont, he thought she was pushy and saucy. the pamphleteer, whose name i'm forgetting, who knows the name of the woman who wrote the pamphlet about war powers? anna dickinson, did not like her when she sent the bill for her services. he has a problem with strong women although marin her way

harmon was.supreme court says you can take people off without them doing something such as changing their address, there are going to be efforts in a lot of these states and pete mentioned some of them. there will be efforts to stretch that ruling as far as we can go. there's a lot of money behind efforts to do this kind of thing. >> i'm so glad you brought up that point by pete. there's big implimplications. nearly half a million people because of this. if, in fact, the supreme court does end up ruling in ohio's favor, this is going to have fall out not just in this state but in a lot of states that are critically important to 2018. >> we just had an election in virginia where the balance of control in the entire state -- >> how many votes was that divided by? >> it was a tie. well it was one vote and then it became a tie and the republican won the tie breaker. that tie breaker -- there are probably aren't a ton of people who are skipping six straight elections and getting kicked off. we're such

that's very unusual for him and harmon was a legislator he would write back "mr. lincoln asks about you." and that relationship maintai d ed. she came down to see him off when the train left illinois. i talked to michael burlingame about it. some of these relationships are inconsistent. he was comfortable with married women because they were no threat and they didn't have to worry about impressing him. >> older as chuck said. older matrons. >> and there's evidence beyond the racial divide -- the sojoew sojourner truth meeting was so interesting. she was not happy when he called her auntie. she told him right then and there that isn't what she likes to be called but he had the same reaction with mrs. free month. she was pushy and saucy and the pamphleteer, who wrote that pamphlet, anna dickinson didn't like her when she sent a bill for her services. so he has something of a problem with strong women. although mary in her way was strong but limited by the divides of the spheres so let's begin and see what's on your mind. >> your description of lincoln reminds me of

is not harmonized to such a level we can speak about harmonization of profit tax.estion can be raised in the future, but as for now, i don't see much room for discussion in this area. , thenister jean medecin sapoka, thevilius finance minister from lithuania. .att: thank you very much up next, investors piling into same way bets. markets looking dangerously stretched. how are balanced portfolios faring? we will discuss, especially interesting in today's market route. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: the european open." we are 22 minutes into the session. markets are down across the board carried the ftse index in london down more than one third of 1%. the cac in paris down about .3% and the dax almost half a percent off. if you look at the world map, you can access this yourself on bloomberg by typing in wmg go. ea of red. stocks are down in asia over the the u.s.overnight and yesterday, and s&p 500 futures are down. it looks like another selloff when u.s. markets open up. .e are back with jean medecin they have 56 billion euros of a

all new at 5:00, tim furlong up with harmon about playing against the hometown team. >> fans playing, cheerleaders, cameras, annoying ex-cowboys all over the networks. super bowl media night is a crazy worldwide event. but the guy i wanted to talk with is duane harmon. >> that's trying to fire up the new england defense. >> he got his football start here. >> tom brady gets the bulk of the attention, but harmon is a big part of the success. he's a machine on defense. unfortunately, he's not an eagle and lots of people e remind him of that whenever he's home in delaware visiting. >> i wouldn't expect anything else. that area is so loyal to the philadelphia eagles. and they have a big fan base in delaware. so i wouldn't expect anything less. they say best of luck, but you're going to lose. at the end of the day, i wouldn't expect anything else from the eagles fans. >> tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> there's been a lot of talk about about u.s. bank stadium. we'll get an inside look at u.s. bank and where that super bowl will happen. >> i'm chief meteorologist tammie souza. we are looking ri

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and out state that remains this hour you're up to date i'm sara harmon. thanks for watching have a great weekend. learn german with. any time any place. whether with jo-jo and her friends. colleagues is going to be looking at doing a lot of mischief spreads here should join the poles and. with friends all over the world. online and interactive. and german to go. to. learn german for free. market meissner is ninety six years old and she survived the holocaust and she does whatever she can to ensure it will never be forgotten. in the world or to forgive but both the floorboards. she also passes on her own experiences and memories she says it's the only way to keep something like this from happening again in the future. meissner spends much of a time at the holocaust memorial museum in washington d.c. . she and about eighty other survivors of the holocaust work here on a volunteer basis. she guides visitors through the museum tells the story of her life and helps other survivors search for information about family members in the museum's archives. this is my

to harmonize corporate taxes across the bloc have made the situation uncertain so a recent reduction of u.s. corporate taxes from thirty five to twenty one percent is more attractive. you figures show the chinese economy gained steam last year the first annual increase in seven years course domestic product through by six point nine percent and exceeded economists forecasts and the government's target. china remains one of the world's most powerful economic engines its booming growth over the past decade has easily outpaced recent growth in the u.s. . over the past ten years china's share of global output rose from eleven to eighteen percent other emerging markets are also grabbing larger shares of the global economy the trend is reversed in the u.s. which slipped from eighteen to fifteen percent. china's flourishing export market is one reason for its strong growth. the country's building boom has provided in additional boost enough only are chinese earning more money than in the past they're spending it. consumption is on the rise benefiting the retail sector and the real estate ma

welcome to the show my name sarah harmon it's good to have you with us saturday marks the first anniversary of donald trump's inauguration as the forty first president of the united states some said he wouldn't last till christmas but with the economy booming and his health reportedly good president trump is holding steady as unpredictable nature however has had his supporters cheering and his opponents cringing here's a look back. it was an audacious first week in office. gratian had been a central tenet of candidate trump's campaign within days of his inauguration president trump issued the first of what became known as muslim bands his supporters welcomed the move but thousands of people turned out at airports across the country to protest the executive order legal challenges against the travel ban came almost immediately even after trump signed a second and then a third ban later in the year courts prevented them from going fully into effect the supreme court will ultimately decide their fate this year. shortly after the election the number of illegal crossings at the u.s. mexican borde

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i'm sara harmon welcome to the show it's good to have you with us. russian authorities have released the opposition leader alexina volney he was detained earlier in the day after he made a brief appearance at a moscow protest one of dozens of rallies held across the country of all things expect to be charged with a public order violation which could carry up to twenty days in jail of only and his supporters are calling for a boycott of the march eighteenth presidential election he's been barred from running against putin doing previous convictions fraud conviction fraud and a volley has always maintained is politically motivated. aleksei now vonnie violence scuffles as his supporters try in vain to pull him free from police who arrest the opposition leader and president vladimir putin's most prominent rival. huddled into a bus and taken away from protests that he told. the gazans but it did suffer a thousand tons out in mosco one of dozens of really spin held across russia authorities say demonstrations are illegal to protest us want to boycott of wh

often harmon duty and not this man began life without front lines on the back now with a trip north to better braman who went into the weekend in the relegation play off space in the post modern era started well certainly not recross for many who cannot say head home to center back second goal of the season giving him the perfect start two thousand and eighteen job done at half time but after the break a goal must scramble saltier to get free selassie equalise relief and poor filled but a disappointing result hoffenheim they dropped two points in the battle for the european places and their coach was not happy it's all. good goritz was all smiles as he lined up against former club hamburg who gave yulian pollard back his bundesliga debut in goal but polish back could do nothing as the set up for the only goal of the game the korean was rightly pleased about his first goal of the season heading home the cross to get out of the wind and to straighten davie for palace back but manuel bounds out spoke up to seven. all eyes were on mario gomez as the hitman returned to stick eight and a hal

to harmonize corporate taxes across the bloc have made the situation uncertain so a recent reduction of u.s. corporate taxes from thirty five to twenty one percent is more attractive. new figures show the chinese economy gained steam last year the first annual increase in seven years gross domestic product grew by six point nine percent that exceeded economists forecasts and the government's target. the chinese economy is coming back around thanks in part to robust exports above all to europe and the u.s. investment is also bolstering growth beijing has been spending a lot on infrastructure from roadways and railway networks to housing projects. the head of china's national statistics office said last year's expansion amounted to stable development don't look at any generally speaking in the twenty seven economy maintain the stable and solid development of the past exceeding expectations this means more progress toward building a moderately prosperous society we should of course be aware the difficulties and challenges remain and that the improvement of quality and efficiency in prod

the first iteration was in 2007 and harmonized rules for stock trading.ial crisis hit and in its wake policymakers decided more was needed. ambition is to extend the harmonization to , derivativesbonds and beyond. many securities are still traded in broker to broker deals. new regulations will force much of this onto open and regulated platforms. with automated trading making up half of all trades and several high-profile crashes blamed on this, algorithms must be registered with regulators. they will be tested and have to include circuit breakers to shut them down. , derivatives and beyond. manyit's not just the machines r scrutiny. bankrch long provided by analysts and paid for by trading commissions will now have to be paid for separately. were not given at all. and what happens in europe doesn't stay there. the regulators will extend to any institution trading european securities no matter where they are. none of this comes cheap. regulators estimate it will cost financial firms over $800 million to implement the systems to be compliant. all the while

the harmon company used in kids bill is daunting even for the very best out pine downhill ski areas last year's third place finisher your own clever last controller through jump and crashed into the safety net saying. the frenchman was going over one hundred thirty kilometers an hour at the time needless to say clearly was unable to finish the race but was not seriously injured. thomas jefferson had no such miss fortune the german got off to a fast start and he mastered every twist and turn on the intimidating course. the twenty four year old stayed on his skis and crossed the finish line no point two zero seconds quicker than his nearest rival. dressing was ecstatic after his maiden will cook victory on the epic on income and with the winter olympics just around the corner. the bundesliga show follows after the break of my colleague public fully las with all of saturday's goal so don't go away there have been some surprising results today see if you try barca get the better of last season's runner up are bad like six down in the black forest that's the good as they can still coming up v

their harmon welcome to the show it's good to have you with us. washing with already have detained opposition leader alexina volney he's expected to be charged with a public order violation which could carry up to twenty days in jail police arrested of only after he made a brief appearance at a moscow protest one of dozens of rallies being held across the country the ball in the end his supporters are calling for a boycott of the march eighteenth presidential election that on himself has been barred from running against putin due to a previous flawed conviction a conviction of only says it was politically motivated. alexei no vonnie violence goes. as his supporters try in vain to pull him free from police who arrest the opposition leader and press them flooding me a push and smoke a prominent rival. huddled into a bus and taken away from protests that he told. the gazans but it did suffer a thousand turns out in most polls one of dozens of releases been held across russia authorities say demonstrations are illegal to protest just want to boycott o

i think we should think about harmonizing them. >> vice president low: and just more granular question about coordinating our acquisition policy with inter-departmental cooperation. particularly we saw the opportunity with the puc site, the department of real estate leads us in the acquisition of properties that come available, including appraisal prices, doing the due diligence, investigations. how does our -- should our acquisition policy address that inter-departmental collaboration? >> i think that is a possibility. i think it sort of plays out from my observation of the last three years slightly differently each time one of these opportunities arises. it is hard to anticipate exactly how to guide that through a policy that's trying to be global and kind of high level. but i think that is another area that we should probably explore in expanding the acquisition policy. >> vice president low: particularly with the department of real estate. i think a lot of this is opportunistic. some sites come to us as the opportunity arises and sometimes we will have to deviate from the acquisiti

quakertown, ten, 13 in malvern, center city 14, 12 in slatington and eight in lake harmon knee, 17 inineland, 15 in cinnamon, 14 degrees. windchills are little bit better, we're above zero for a change, feels like 14 in philadelphia, two above in allentown, three below in the poconos and five above in reading, forecast this afternoon, mostly sunny conditions and still bitter cold, with a high of only 19. the good news is and this is part of the reason why i think it feels better. the winds diminished we'll not have the brutally cold windchills of minus ten to 15, when i come backing we'll focus more on that wintery prescription that's heading here this way. freezing rain that could create a mess for the evening commute. i'll have details with the accu weather seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. guys? . >> thank you. look forward to the update. >>> to the latest on our developing story all morning, crews battled ice on the vine street us. >> way. >> it turned the highway into a sheet of ice and forced the closure of the busy highway, bob brooks joins us live from the center city

steve harmon and paul gretch. you've said two things.ecial man, special situation. >> i think both of us can say this is a man that we like and we know. we don't feel he could have done anything like this. >> chris hall and his daughters prepared for a trial which they hoped would make clear to everybody, the police, the neighbor, the world, that chris would not, could not, did not harm the love of his life. >> there was never, in 30 years of marriage, never one moment of violence. there was no motive for this man to kill his wife. >> they had a look at the neighbor's eyewitness account and suggested it was really not conclusive at all. it was tragically incomplete. >> she saw three snapshots. what is missed by everyone is the wife getting into the jacuzzi, slipping, falling into the jacuzzi, hitting her head, going unconscious, and drowning. >> see this sharp corner sticking out into the spa? hitting your head on this would certainly have opened a gash and knocked cristi out, said the attorney. >> she didn't see what was really happenin

it's a seven figure signling bonus and producing feels in the deal and edging out mark harmon. >> i knowworks. >> ellen's big pay day was a hart fought victory. she says even though she's the gray of "grey's anatomy" patrick dempsey earned more than she did. at one point i asked for $5,000 more than him on principle. she didn't get it. they can always use him as lerj against me, which they did for year >> doctor, shepherd this is inappropriate. >> democracy's exit from the show in 2015 saw a ratings spike that did he bayed in twoif. i had a nice chuckle able that. it's shonda rhimes who credits with helping her find her voice. she tells the magazine i'm 48 now. i got to the place i'm okay with asking for what i deserve. >> well i'm 42. "entertainment tonight" who do i talk to? >> think outside the box. >> still ahead katy perry comes clean about plastic surgery rumors. what she's admitting to having down. >> then it was the murder that rocked the fashion world. we're with the stars of american crime story versace before the premiere. >> betty white on her 96th birthday. the golden girl s

chris: congresswoman harmon are you comfortable with where democrats are right now holding out for either daca fix or a commitment for a specific date, for a vote on daca, and do you think they have a strategy for if shutdown goes on. >> shutting the government a live peifer exercise we real people get hurt 36 furloughed employees wilson center alone, but military training doesn't happen, our ships are colliding this is a serious problem. and the government should open now hopefully tonight, i think the time -- messaging sheriff been spent making a deal i understand that as of last night at least 19 senators i asked senator coons as walking out working together on bipartisan basis to fix this what they are looking for an improved deal, with three last week term limit the end of that guaranteed votes on things like daca, a daca fix, 87% country supports most members of congress. >> you are comfortable shutting the government down until they get that. >> no. i am not comfortable with anyone shutting the government downtown i am comfortable i am not comfortable but i am hopeful 20 plus a bum

and does everything have to be harmonized and standardized? i don't think so. so in make decisions i think it's vital our citizens are ingauged. we've launched a citizens dialogue on europe and our starting point is to focus on the hopes and dreams of our citizens. we're undertaking a series of regional meetings and other initiatives between now and europe day on the 9th of may. and i strongly if krj other countries to do the same. it's been an honor, a great unhaunh honor to speak to the european parliament on this hugely important topic on the future of europe. all of you have enormous political experience, insight, and knowledge. there's a mass of wisdom in this chamber and madge nations. and i believe it's the perfect place to debate our future as we move forward and to insure in the future parliaments and governments are more connected to each other. i know under guidance of the president, you've already started to discuss the issues in a thoughtful and productive manner and even before the commissions wide paper you adopted three resolutions on our paper.

called cortisol which is a stress harmone and they found their t elemeres are shorter.we have a picture. we have talk about this before these are little tips of the little chromosomes, do you see the green part. >> yeah. >> for eagles. basically what happens is they get shorter, and if you are under stress and it is an indication of cellular health. >> i have a question then. that is happening in the mother. >> that is happening in the mother and also in the child. they tested -- >> the child comes out of the womb. >> no have at child is born. >> how does it transfer through breast milk. >> if you are my mother and you are all stressed out and having a problem, i'm looking for attention and support and cuddling and all i'm getting is negativity, then i'm having stress harmone release, cortisol levels, and you are shrinking my telemeres. >> lack of the attention and love that the baby need. >> yes, it is such a difficult period of time i need nurturing from you. >> that would affect you as the baby physically. >> yes, and down the road. >> because it is part of the devel

christ thank you so much, the harmon president and ceo joining us from ces and we will have much morenference because of next we are joined by the was largest ad agency, wpp's martin sorrell, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is daybreak asia, i am betty live in new york. kong,m yvonne man in hong a quick check of the business layer/headlines, boeing landed on hundred 12 the jetliner orders last year with a list value of $135 billion, judging sales of is highly profitable 737 and carpet cop oz a tree and theysed concerns said on a conference call that by every measure, it was an extra nearly good year for boeing, airbus will reveal the full results next week. profits for this chinese carmaker doubled, topping analyst estimates that expect them. they may have the doing of founder to turn his focus to another major acquisition after buying boeing 2010, they wanted triple in hong kong. the strength of advertising is any indicator of a global economy, how are businesses spending? our next guest oversees the largest ad agency in the world, how a rising global risks and the fight for online ads s

administration is skeptical about whether the philosophy of this international secondary school can harmonize with the reclusive lifestyle of the monks. dimentia how. you can that's the intention of the monks to bring their catholic faith to the people so for people who want that it's a wonderful thing. but we're a school with many different outlooks you feel. i'm thinking of our students from the islamic world. who might be reluctant to have monks so close to the school. when the concept that we realized here would undergo some changes. in a few of the successful work of our teachers and everything we've achieved here. that's something i wouldn't like to see happen. to us but i'd like to keep it the way it is. because i'm glad if he was just going to hold this. others in no it til i have similar concerns peter marsh i do who runs the shop at the abbey complex says he's glad the monks have come but he worries about what will happen to his business if they set up their own shop. as the monks begin to establish themselves over the next few years in these stock missionizing or whatever it was an

harmonizing building designs with neighbouring scale and material. let's look immediately to what's next door. where we have masonry and what xienlds of materials are used, what are the window patterns and opening patterns in the facade and expressing neighbourhood character and open space design. we expect na a park or plaza in the mission will be different than one in the valley, that will be difference than one on polk street. we understand that there are specifity in these places and we want the local neighbourhood to be part of the development and design and expression of that design. other guidelines are intended to support the larger systems of the city. for example, responding to urban patterns on this larger scale. within the building itself, does the building itself have an organizing strategy and idea? and then how can we support public transportation, this larger urban system. enhancing the city as a whole, san francisco has its san francisconess. it has its view corridors and digitser ways that we see buildings, often from above because

phillip randolph institute, say they're doing so on behalf of ohioans like larry harmon. northeast ohio man is featured in a video produced by the a.c.l.u., another plaintiff in the case. harmon says that after several years of not voting, he discovered he'd been removed in 2015. that was the same year that many ohioans who registered in 2008, when barack obama won the state, also found they had been erased from the rolls. the plaintiffs won an appeals court ruling that resulted in more than 7,500 ballots cast by voters who'd been removed must be counted in the 2016 presidential election. last august, the justice department under president trump reversed the position it had taken under president obama, and filed a brief to support ohio's case. seven states are using a process similar to ohio's, so millions of voters around the country are potentially affected by the court's decision. for the pbs newshour, i'm karen kasler in columbus, ohio. >> brown: marcia coyle covers the high court for the "national law journal," and she was in the courtroom, as always, as the justices