and how they impact companies like google and facebook might these laws ultimately be harmonized i'll ask andre all that directly head but first we hit the headlines let's go. some surprising news later our global report today as china exports grew they grew by nearly sixteen percent so far this year according to a report from an analyst at the multi-national bank i n g analyst at the amsterdam based bank say that despite or perhaps because of the lingering trans-pacific trade tussle with president trump chinese exports grew by fifteen point eight percent beating expectations of just below twelve percent i n.-g.'s says chinese exports our exports are racing to get these goods to the u.s. warehouses and stay ahead of the future increases in u.s. tariffs from ten to thirty five percent on january one of next year the analyst also said they expect no progress much less any resolution at the upcoming meeting we've told you about between president trump and chinese president xi jinping and the g twenty in burra when a sari's instead they expressed hope that the meeting does not yield an ov

according to author alexander harmon, indians generating wealth created a problem in american culture. some viewed native american poverty as evidence of indigenous spirituality, generosity and willingness to lead simple lives free from materialism and harmful or immoral practices. the pursuit of economic success using modern approaches appeared inconsistent with indigenous, quote-unquote, traditional values. in short, real indians were supposed to be poor. but harmon argues that many indian nations historically enjoyed success even in the post-contact period. the popular image of indians as impoverished economic outsiders was a more recent phenomenon, perhaps partly developed to categorize indians as economically different, thus, justifying colonialism and poverty on reservations. but indigenous nations had a diversity of historical economic experiences. this was especially true for southern indians. as harmon notes, many southern indians -- including the cherokee nation prior to removal -- achieved significant economic success. historical accuracy and complexity were typically trump

alicia harmon / home destroyed: "it's gone. we lost everything."homes --churches -- restaurants --the fire spared nothing.mind boggling. it's hard to fathom right now. it's just numbing as you're driving through here. it's crazy how many places are burned in just the town.now families trying to reconnect with missing loved ones lost in the confsion of mass evacuations"we love you crystal please try to get a hold of us somehow." while the death toll rises we-009sa"really wish you went home, but we're really worried about you so please come back soon." firefighters struggling to battle the flames as high winds fuel the fires. "this event was worst case scenario. it's the event that we have feared for a long time.""your first responders your law enforcement officers your firefighters made heroic efforts in saving lives and protecting property."but hope... ...is found in the ashes<8pm show alecia hit>"just completely scared shaken their whisker

is a little bit different on both sides of the atlantic so i think it's going to be difficult to harmonize that where we're all on the same page on merger and forstmann and cartel enforcement but when we talk about unilateral conduct and that's what we're talking about with google facebook and amazon is you know how do we measure that in a europe will you explain that a little bit what is unilateral con unilateral conduct like like we know a collusion is right you know collusion is and cartel behavior and illegal merger unilateral conduct is more about a firm taking a unilateral action an action on its own and whether that is and i comparative in the united states we look for evidence of. foreclosure foreclosure or do they take any action to exclude their competitors for closing their competitors from the market that is illegal in europe once they prove that a company such as google is a monopolist in the android market or in the search market well then that company google has a special duty they impose a special duty on a monopolist we don't have that same so a lot higher standard once yo

friend picked up another harmon child. but in all the evacuation confusion, the family hasn't able to connect with the family friend. the family says they've checked all the shelters in chico and haven't heard anything. <"really wish you went home, but we're really worried about you so please come back soon."> ( marty ) the camp fire has claimed at least nine lives and burned an estimated two thousand structures. ( marty ) actor james woods is looking to help families reconnect with their loved ones in butte county. he has dedicated his twitter account... to help people find missing loved ones.. by using the hashtag "camp fire james woods" these are just some of the tweets-- people are giving names and descriptions of their missing loved ones. one woman tells the story of her sister -- whose car broke down... as they were fleeing the fire. james woods has around two million followers. he says, twitter can be a great tool in times like this -- and he hopes to connect these people with their loved ones... ( marty ) coming up

once weapon get the information from the request for comments, we'll harmonize that and present it to the white house. we'll try to see if, you know, you said will we be driving the day? i certainly hope that this process produces something that is viable and we can work with and the white house wants to advance. but, you know, as you noted, there are a number of things going on on capitol hill. they are the legislative branch of this government. if there's going to be a change in law, they'll be the ones to take the lead. we hope what we're working on we'll be able to inform the white house and be able to inform any process that goes on elsewhere. >> the question i have, you know, as a researcher, we're not in the state of great bipartisan consensus on issues. when we worked together you were on one side and i was on the other. but just for transparency david was willing and open to take the conversations, i think, from various groups. all of these issues you've shared this morning seem to be bipartisan concerns. federal privacy legislation, you know, having a digital economy that is

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sarah harmon, nbc news, london. >> wow. she has a message to send, for sure.an't believe she's swimming in those cold waters. lauren rickets, talk about our cold weather. my goodness! >> it's chilly out there. ve got goose bumps right now, just thinking about how chilly shd must be. listen, it's going to be cold and wet when you walk outside today. but the good news is, a lot ofn this rai is ending. look at this right here. we're starting to dry out a pittle bit. i'm going to k a chance of a shower around. look at this, we may even get some ftsunshine, even i just said, probably not going to see nunshine out there today. i wouldn't bet it, but we've got the clouds. look at this view out here. plenty of clouds, plenty of fog. the rain should be all out of here. even any light shower activity by 4:00 or 5:00. 50 degrees right now, continue to stay in theow 40s, upper 50s today, turning windy as we continue throughout the tuternoon. very windy, day, wednesday, thursday, windchills over the next couple of days will be in the 20s and0s. more rain possible saturday

it's accepted wisdom in asia that when body and spirit harmonize or work together in a directed manner then daily life functions better than unfortunate for instance you want stumbles who often or forget where you put your keys money wise what the other ones are so what other kinds of movements and exercise and sports what you recommend for parkinson's patients so in general no limits are set when you are not healthy you should start with prescription for physical therapy for example. when when when you're healthy you can go jogging you can do nordic walking cycling weight training as i said earlier or you just use the said home or even computer games imitating sports so if our viewers want to start now what's the first step they're so should as of yet the first step is to leave the house the longest journey begins with a single step when you've signed a tight she teacher close to where you live to do a trial session to get an impression and if you like it there's nothing to stop you so it's all just about doing it and get moving so please get moving get up and go to your computer and

is a sensory trainer since often tried say it's too spicy they're not harmonizing. this is just one foot then that's what i associate with the north sea coast and yes all those bushes yes the honey goes better with it but if you consider using that and bit of as innocent as i do we already agree you know we sample and smell a few others. we can go through the whole list and narrow down what's wintery to our sun twork it out that way and so i went on the telephone that's it's extremely important for me to work with the romans because i mainly determine the taste of spirits by smelling them that's why i find out what's already in them and what i can bring out and if i can't do that i won't be able to make a harmonious drink and. drink. the mixologist needs one last touch to achieve harmony in her new buckthorn drink with rahman or into the cure some candy fruit. so does it have the makings of a new classic. i think it's better if you can only get this drink here you don't have to be able to get it all over the world sometimes it's nicer if you can only get it here in

the color scheme of the retro look wallpaper harmonizes with the british colonial style leather armchair a table made from recycled wooden pallets provides the finishing touch it's a home full of memories and atmosphere. so i really appreciate you having you here and i think you could buy and let's meet together next time. harry reid and his house in sept a personal home inspired by very personal experiences. every week here in your i'm actually a feature at least one female designer or artist who is achieving great things in their creative realm and while we are far from equality with our male counterparts it's not uncommon for women today to be at the top of a field that men ones totally dominated it is easy however to forget the pie. hearing women who helped pave the way now though an exhibition and resident pays tribute to some of those forgotten souls. from graphic designers traps women and sculptors to furniture makers and interior architects many talented women worked with distinction at the hero workshops and dressed in between one thousand nine hundred and one nine hundred thirt

the stitching in the seats is also done in the body color of course the seat belt color harmon isis. and even the key ring sports the same exterior color to give the whole composition and organic uniformity. to me his new clothes personally doesn't really care if a car has all come tara seats what matters to him are the suspension in performance and it's possible to get an engine with more than twenty kilowatts more output putting it on a par with a g.t.s. that gives him around three hundred thirty kilowatts making it quite a little powerhouse. close most of the target for a starts at about one hundred thirty two thousand euros by the time it's been equipped with all the options the buyer is likely to want and a bit more power that they can easily come to one hundred fifty or one hundred sixty thousand europe's foot thick with all that i know that they did all the level . and for that money you get a thing of beauty on wheels like no other and driving fumble like never before the driving characteristics can be said with a dial on the steering wheel even with all its optical touch ups

in addition drugs approved in europe are not harmonize with the ftas process causing problems in an increasingly globalized scientific community. i hope we can work together today and in the future to find solutions that work to expect treatment for these patients. with that i like to recognize the ranking member senator casey. >> thank you, chairman paul for calling this important i want to thank the witnesses for being here and thank chairman of the committee senator alexander for his presence here. i wanted to apologize in advance. i have to leave in about 20 minutes. this hearing was scheduled at aa time when i had a conflict. i wish that had not happened but it did. so i have to leave early. i will be submitting questions in writing for the witnesses, and i look forward to your responses. but we are here today to talk about critically important issue, the development of drugs to treat rare diseases. 35 years ago congress passed the landmark orphan drug act. this legislation represented the first concerted federal effort to incentivize the development of new treatments specifically for rare

for the latest in the investigation let's get to nbc's sarah harmon in london. sarah, the president says a full report is on its way. >> good morning, marlie. that's right. that report is expected today or tomorrow. but as you say the cia has already concluded the crown prince ordered this killing, a finding that president trump called very premature. and let's not forget there's also a tape of khashoggi's murder, a tape president trump says he's not going to listen to. >> we have the tape. i don't want to heart tape. no reason for me to hear the tape. >> why don't you want to hear it, sir? >> because it's a suffering tape. it's a terrible tape. i've been fully briefed on it. there's no reason for me to hear it. in fact, i said to the people should i? they said you really shouldn't. there's no reason. i know exactly -- i know everything that went on on the tape. >> and what happened? >> it was very violent, very vicious and terrible. >> now, president trump wants to maintain a close alliance with the saudis and with the crown prince, but that is looking increasi

we get the latest details now from nbc's sarah harmon in london.od morning. >> good morning to you. and what an amazing story. levi was a s freerited hawaiian living his dream, sailing alone in the boat off the coast of australia for the past three years. but things go the scary fast when that boat started t take on water. >> i noticed the boat slowing down. and i went out on deck and was a hatch cover missing allowing water to flow in. d by the time was able to get out of the cabin and even attempt to do anything, the hull was full of water. and the boatt w >> was that scary? >> no. not really. it was just irritating mostly. >> now he seems very chilled out for a guy who spent 12 hours alone overnight in shark infested water. and hectually had an emergency radio beacon. but he had to wait to activate itecause it was too dark. once did he though, a helicopter swooped in to save him and in about 20 minutes. and levi lost his boat and all of his possessions but s hes he still loves sailing and he can't wait to get back on the water. the rescue crews

multiple or system which is more balanced and also where security is depends more on compromise and harmonization of interest rather than the collective us to stop such asserting its dominance over over the rest of the world so so i think for that reason that's the reason why i would actually. welcome it i think the. he's also critical of the middle because. the european union also has similar serious some structure to keep in mind that russia's main security concern is that in the in europe we never really reached a post cold war settlement that is we still maintain the structures from the cold war and the e.u. to a large extent followed the same path as nato so when we talk about european integration we're largely referring to a series some format in which countries in the shared neighborhood has to choose between us or russia so they you has very much this serious an approach and i guess the concern will be if they militarize this approach but that being said it would be a step towards multi-polar construct which would definitely be welcome by moscow it would start to solve this problem but i

have two different identities so well broadly to a dentist in ukraine there which never really harmonized which is why the country has been so divided in terms of how it explains its close relations with russia i mean how fast the country out of the country arguing that this is. purely relink others arguing that they're essentially been historical brothers the same people so it is a conflict which has been taken over by foreign powers and i'm sorry i've got to interrupt you there we're out of time many thanks indeed gentlemen for being with us professor glen decent of moscow told us you know in the hague and mikhail oh that is key in a very chilly here and thank you for watching don't forget you can see the program any time just by visiting our website at al-jazeera dot com for further discussion join us on our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter i handle at a.j. inside story for me adrian finnegan for the whole team here it oh thanks for watching c n n . first eighty five years we have had many proud moments arou

and how they impact companies like google and facebook might these laws ultimately be harmonized i'll ask andre all that directly had but first we have some headlines let's go. to some surprising news as leading our global report today as china exports grew they grew by nearly sixteen percent so far this year according to a report from an analyst at the multi-national bank i n g and most at the. amsterdam based banks say that despite or perhaps because of the lingering trans-pacific trade tussle with president trump chinese exports grew by fifteen point eight percent beating expectations of just below twelve percent i n.-g.'s says chinese exports our exports are racing to get these goods to the u.s. warehouses and stay ahead of the future increases in u.s. tariffs from ten to thirty five percent on january one of next year the analyst also said they expect no progress much less any resolution at the upcoming meeting we've told you about between president trump and chinese president xi jinping and the g twenty in burra when a sari's instead they expressed hope that the meeting does not

you know legendary music manager and the founder of the concert series called john is it to feel harmonic. well i would just say i need someone to speak for me and i'll do the sign and norm on the. management contract and fifty four. contract at the end of fifty five and started for records on my part of it is a had a terms of her tile once work ethic the integrity of her work the genius of her. entire approach to signing jav. was. the. killer became a fixture of jazz at the feel her mom. back with the touring band that brought together the biggest names in the genre in the mid one nine hundred fifty s. she accompanied the show around the world including to the southern united states where the performers faced intense discrimination her manager norman grant's forcefully opposed racial segregation. it was from well being on the road he certainly and countersigned were and was said no he didn't encounter at a purposely. to come francia and every year i come here with jazz of the film i like it every year i think the thing this is the greatest thing in jazz masella that. i remember hearing a

to harmonize so many parts washington could be forbidding but there was a gentleness about him but hada sense of loyalty to just about anyone. to make the best of the misfortune and not to suffer or interfere with their interest in the public good he was acting on what he called in the summer of 1781 the great scale. now it was time as the military commander to step aside for the hesitant steps must be made without him. but this time he was headed ho home. they tried to convince them despite all evidence to the contrary the future was theirs and now there was no place he would rather be than here overlooking from the sea. thank you very much. [applause] if you have questions i would be happy to try to answer them. who were they fighting? the spaniards joined with the friend because we think of bands and their main motivation was to take it to spain or to britain because they had been humiliated in the previous decade there navy was large but they needed the spanish to help them and so they had their own agenda and what they wanted was the possession they lost which was primarily florid

and how they impact companies like google and facebook might these laws ultimately be harmonized i'll ask andre all that directly had but first we have good headlines let's go. to some surprising news as leading our global report today as china exports grew they grew by nearly sixteen percent so far this year according to a report from an analyst at the multi-national bank i n g analyst at the amsterdam baseband.

to bat first against england in the other semifinal but they scoring tailed off after the six from harmon to beat coward they were all out for one hundred twelve england strode into an age we could win with seventeen balls to spare their final against australia takes place on saturday. england's men are in a decent position at the close of the first day's play in colombo in their third test against sri lanka but it was mostly thanks to a century from jonny bairstow the wicketkeeper has been relieved of glove duty and promoted to battle number three in his first appearance in this series justified the selectors decision by scoring one hundred ten some become would dismissed based on his way to full for ninety one england ending the day three hundred twelve to seven. after taking a break for the thanksgiving holiday the n.b.a. will resume on friday with fourteen games but one of basketball's biggest stars from the pots to killer neil was unable to take the day off shaq as he is affectionately known is actually an absolutely deputy with these local sheriff's office in florida as he is new to

competitor to russia you're telling me that no i'm saying that they have no interest in harmonizing their interests and integration efforts with or with russia i think wants and i'm not i'm not saying that but i don't know what i'm saying is it will be deemed as the same kind of enemy ok militarily. some military power stuff becomes the reasons for a reason for the u. texas to come take another so this is a this is the defense of the european union ok it's not but new nato that is expanding to the east though by hook or crook we have to remember that the current crisis in ukraine was precipitated not by nato expansion yet right not by military move but by the e.u. graph going to mean a liberal shock therapy diktats of an e.u. association agreement and when at the last minute the ukrainian president yannick which backed down because he wasn't getting the billions in funding he expected to be able to finance these deep deal liberal shock therapy cuts and said no not now not under these conditions and we did that is when the european countries in the us openly quite openly on the streets of

empire but that hasn't stopped the cinna lower cartel from carrying on with its illegal business john harmon has the second of our three part series on the man known as el chapo. the impending trial of plucking guzman the former king of mexico's criminal underworld might be stopping traffic in new york but back in his home state sin a lower things have simply moved all these camps proclaiming the wealth and fame of the man they call chapel used to be top sellers now they're almost gone so to the protests that called for his release. even in his organization the sin aloa cartel it's more or less business as usual after a vicious succession battle there are still tensions between his brother and sons they've gone back to doing what they could producing and distributing vast amounts of drugs. we asked the similar lower police chief why detaining mixed top criminal hasn't led to a cartel implosion. one of. the structure of the organization is linear it's not completely vertical the leadership of the chopper was already declining and he delegated functions to his lieutenants and they always he de

. >> harmon's home is among those destroyed this morning. >> a glimpse of the chaotic evacuation as the flames devoured the town of paradise, drivers taking off on foot. you can see that it is car after car torched by the flames . >>> check out these tense moments. another family refused to evacuate and watched their house go up in flames while in tears. >> reporter: did you stay overnight? what were you going to try to do? >> try to stay as long as we can. >> reporter: what is all in there? >> sentimental things, my pictures. all of my babies are in here right now. i got them out. >> i have been trying to get them to leave. i don't want to be here. >> reporter: what is your name? >> to show moria. >> this is crazy. >> i know. i have been trying to tell them four hours that i want to go. >> eventually, that family got into their rv and left the area. >>> thousands of people will be going home to nothing. evacuation centers are filling up fast. >> this looks totally out of control. >> for a lot of folks, this was a day of scrambling. people trying to make their way out. a lot of them hav

sara harmon, nbc news, london. >>> and another amazingescue story.elderly woman spent thanksging with a sanitation worker who may have served her from the california wildfires. >> she's 98 years old. the fires were spreading close to her home. her garbage c mane and he was surprised to still see her home. >> he came back, got the garbage cans, tookhe them to truck, came back and said "what the s hell are youll doing here?" . >> all i did was give her the seat in my truck and take her out. >> he said his boss told him to abandonis route but he didn't. >> thank god he didn't abandon his ♪ sometimes bipolar i disorder can make you feel like you have no limits. but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on... ...shaky ground. help take control by asking your healthcare provider about vraylar. vraylar treats acute mania of bipolar i disorder. vraylar significantly reduces overall manic symptoms, and was proven in adults with mixed episodes who have both mania and depression. vraylar should not be used in elde

or will it be more harmonized? carol: i came back from an event in london.re were a lot of business people. they were polled about it, what they thought about brexit, would it a crash landing? most. we will figure something out, and that there will not be a ton of things that will change. joel: this is a topic that we know will define the year. carol: what is interesting that this issue is it is a wonderful lead up to what we do at bloomberg. joel: it is a franchise moment in the year ahead. we have a conference here. there will be one in tokyo. i will be at the one in tokyo. it brings business leaders together to talk about these trends. carol: coming up, the juiciest and is up for l grabs. mario draghi will end his eight-year term as the president of the european central bank. jason: and more from bloomberg's special look at the year ahead and the top companies we are keeping an eye on. carol: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ jason: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am jason kelly. carol: i am carol massar. you can listen to us on the the radi