the kremlin called her ajudas and the press attacked heras a money grabbing traitor. 0nline, some evenan history is full of stories of betrayal. there is a famous one about a schoolboy who informed on his own father to josef stalin's police. some are calling yulia stepanova a modern—day example, the stepanovs said the doping programme was approved at the very top. this is backed up by lab tests, forensic reports, and interviews with other insiders. despite denials of state involvement, this official laboratory covered up and destroyed hundreds of samples. it lost its accreditation, and has been out of action for more than a year. this moscow lawyer represents several athletes accused of doping. his clients dismiss the evidence, and call yulia stepanova a cheating hypocrite. she's not a hero, because there's nothing brave in it. i think the main motive for her, as for any other athlete who is involved in doping, is a financial motive. but a journalist who has been investigating doping for decades, and exposed the cyclist lance armstrong, believes people have misunderstood and undervalue

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outlined heras strategy for industrials today. she will deal with the u.k.ess sector while preparing the economy to leave the european union. the government will back areas where it inks the u.k. can excel, including artificial intelligence and networking. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. i'm courtney donohoe. mark: thanks very much. it's get to markets. have a big showdown looming in the markets. hedge funds are upping their bats like never before. at the same time, institutional buys did the opposite. what can we make of this disparity? let's ring in a bloomberg reporter who covers the treasuries and global bonds. thanks for joining us. fast money versus real money. who is going to win? brian: the two of them have an increasing their stakes in very different directions. i talked to jpmorgan. their perspective is real money is going to end up winning out there and there is a lot more at stake and money on that side of the equation between funds and insurance companie

the mayor also told the new members of coming not toto hesitate to call on her and hera staff if needed. tonight's event also honored prominent washington philanthropist david rubenthro stein. fox5's lauren demarco is here with his it is only the third that mayor bowser has ever given out. as you said, it is well deserved.de who is this guy? well, rubensteins a co-founder of a highly successful investmentucce group based here. it's called the carlisle group and he's all about giving back. he's donated tens of mys of dollars to projects in the district of columbia. for his very generous and unparalleled fill and the pi to the great treasurers of washington d.c. he has a sense of humor. migratest contribution to the city of washington has been paying parking tickets for many, many years.rs > david. rubenstein's net wortt isis mated at somewhere around 2 and a half build. he's known as a patriotic philanthropist donating tens of millions of dollars to restore some of monuments. he even funned the panda prongog at the national zoo. nancy speak lowe's i among thoso whowe thanked him for hono

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it has been a busy few days hera at the nation's capital. the inauguration and now the the women's march. good evening, i am matt ackland. and i'm lauren demark on. it was historic day not only across the us as the world as mills took ts the streets. massive women's rallies werealli held this afternoon the largest here in d.c. where it's estimated about 500,000 people gathered. we have live team coverage in the district with live t fox5's ronica clearly and paul wagner. ronica, we begin with you. what is it like out there. >>reporter: li let me tell youe have been here all day for this march from where it started by the capital. now we are at the he lip withh the white house behind us. this entire space was full, stress and blocks of peoplef filled this area. the original route was actually planned to just go down along the mall.l. the crowds were so unexpectedly massive that at one point reports came out that the march itself was canceled, it would just be a recall yes, but the rc crowds continued to move alonge these streets so they said y

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reiterated heras position on the future of the u.k. within the european union.n her first tell speech of the year she said aiming to maintain good relations with britain does not mean caving in once brexit talks get underway. we need to be clear that the entry to a common market can if the four freedoms of market access are adhered to. otherwise, you need to settle for less. negotiations cannot take the form of cherry picking or this would have fatal consequences for the other member states and such consequences we cannot let happen. anna: speaking after a meeting with the irish prime minister, philip hammond insisted no decision has been taken on britain's trading relationship with the eu. manus: that was not enough of a reassurance for the fx traders. the pound is weakening for a third day after may's first tv interview on sunday. anna: on the pound, what is built into the pound at the moment in terms of the u.k. relationship with the eu? yesterday, we saw what was adely interpreted as signs of harder brexit from the u.k. government. a negativeets taking view

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reiterated heras position on the uk's future in the european union. in her first policy speech of the year, she said aiming to maintain good relations with britain. >> [speaking german] that thed to be clear internet the common market can only happen if four freedoms of market access are adhered to. otherwise, we need to settle for less. we cannot liket negotiations take the form of cherry picking, because such consequences we cannot let happen. sebastian: president-elect donald trump's son-in-law is to be a senior, unpaid white house advisor. he played a leading role in the campaign and will work with the chief of staff reince priebus and chief advisor stephen bannon. it conflicts with conflict interest rules. toyota has become the latest carmaker to offer a share of its commitment in the u.s. the japanese company says they plan to invest $10 billion in america over the next five years. >> we understand what the president wants to do, and i think we all agree with the president that we want to make america strong. we want to have good paying jobs, a

lays out hera may vision for brexit today, bowing to quit the single market and promising a clean break from the european union. .he dollar came under pressure donald trump set to assume the reins of power in three days. care to help navigate the risks and rewards, the global market strategist for j.p. morgan asset management, samantha azzarello. we saw the market reaction to that speech today. how should investors interpret what she is saying? i do think the signs were there all along. she made references to the fact that she wanted to see a clean break. half income a half out what strong language in our view. this is still messy. there's uncertainty around all types of politicians. it is too early to say. likewise, here in the u.s., we have seen markets trading with a recent level of certainty around donald trump and yet come in recent days, we have seen wavering. where do you guys come down on that? samantha: it depends on the asset classes were looking at. equities,like he was the groundwork was already there pre-trump. the reflation trade already in action. you had inflation pickin