so while detective ken brown rushed off to question hobbs, detective furman began talking to hobbs friends. >> why do you think you're down here? >> honestly, i have no idea. >> one of whom was a 20-year-old named christopher tap. tap was no felon, but he was an admitted drug gee. what do you know, chris tapp had a history with detective fuhriman. >> he was in trouble a time or two? >> he was. i tried to help him out. >> he trusted fuhriman but didn't know anything about angie's murder? >> i do not know. that's the honest truth. >> reporter: and having made his statement, christopher tapp went home in the clear apparently. a couple of days later the detectives asked him to come downtown again. >> i told him, i says what are you doing? i says this is a murder case. >> this is tapp's mother vera, she understood what he apparently did not that her son was quite possibly talking himself into very big trouble. >> he said, mom, i don't have anything to hide, and i want to tell them that i don't know anything. >> reporter: but it didn't quite work out that way. before long chris tapp had written

nejra: thank you so much to will hobbs.be continuing the conversation with us on bloomberg radio at 7:30 a.m. u.k. time. markets under pressure on renewed worries about trade. the trump team are trying to insulate the china talks from the huawei case. we will bring you the latest. you can see asian equities taking a beating. 50 futures significantly lower. in into bloomberg radio on your mobile device or dab digital radio in london. i will be joining me there at 8:00 a.m.. -- i will be joining you there at 8:00 a.m. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: good morning. i am nejra cehic. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." and these are today's top stories. trade flashpoint. the arrest of huawei's cfo puts more pressure on global stocks, asian equities, and u.s. equities trade. the u.k. prime minister must decide whether to put her brexit deal to a vote in parliament or risk a humiliating defeat. europe on edge. emmanuel macron addresses the nation tonight after a weekend fraught with protest and street violence. italy prepares its in

weather in the battle plan that charlie hebdo war nice with mr hobbs more so than other countries in europe. many follies boasts that if he were to mount a reprisal attacks he would target a market in the least popular with muslims if you know this film or not talk about it wasn't like you just. keep it. short of a mystery for i cannot even do a good to see the petition. actually why didn't you. wouldn't most of what your doctor. says can i just don't you just say good luck to. you just. people conclude. that you're good folks like you it was the little. ritual he. told police about the. oak trough and those. times. he is laughing with his friends about a potential terrorist attack. this is very interesting because there are many far right groups in france at the moment which have either been dismantled or laura being investigated by the police because they have been preparing actions against muslims or arabs and. so what we see here is that the identity ariens are themselves ending up. as potential terrorists there was. recently a stranger came to the citadel. he was told what happe

essentially this is the state of nature and a foundation of hobbes and locke's social contract theory and only steven hopkins voiced it 40 years before his leviathan was published. castaways of the sea venture experienced the phenomenon but they did not use those terms. they did not use the term agreement because it marooned did not carry this meaning in the english linkage until nine years later. the original meaning of marooned this is something i want to make sure i captured in the book and i thought any origin story of america has to include this and this is one of the contributions i hope i am making. the original meaning of marooned is not castaways being hurled into the wilderness but enslaved people having the courage to flee into the wilderness. we need to recover this origin of western democracy. democracy did not begin in the governance of puritan churches in europe but on the frontier experience of escaped slaves. panama, jamaica, haiti wherever spain had its colonies and when they imported africans to work on their slave labor camps -- in each of those places people escap

. >> and we just finished shooting hobbs and schare and she came with me. she is very sweet.> oh, tell one. [ laughter ] >> sure, she loves it. >> what story has she told? now this is you embarrassing yourself. what has she told your co-stars? >> when we were shooting, for example, "baby driver," we were jamie foxx and john hamm and i were a couple in the movie. i wanted to feel tough and bad as. my mother said, you should have seen her when she was a little baby. i shaped her head so it wouldn't grow like spikes. >> you shaved your baby head? >> it's a mexican thing. it's what we believe. if you shave their heads, their hair will grow better. it looks like it's done very well. [ applause ] >> it is nice. >> did anyone shave your head? your hair is like the teeth of a comb. >> my brarnd ma shaved it once when i was little. >> it came back nice and bushy and strong. [ applause ] >> are you an american citizen? is this something you want to be? >> right now i'm a resident. i have a green card -- well, i used to have a green card. >> what happened to your green card? did trump t

now we have a new literature dealing with the issue of the chosen exile by allison hobbs. there are a lot of wonderful books about its meaning. of the upon the death ,reat south carolina senator his daughter writing a book. credit the written word as much as the dna that comes out. not the dancing irish fellow in a commercial who finds out he is scottish or whatever. we all have a real fascination with this. did teach in, as i ireland for nearly 10 years, it was so interesting to see debates over issue of race, because i was living in a divided society where people felt very strongly there was a divide. the divide was by race, and the races were protestant and catholic, and it would be explained to me. so, dna, i am not such a fan or predictor of it. but i think it has caused a really interesting new revolution in american society, going on simultaneously where we abouterson for us debates -- vociferous debates about us and them. and living in texas as i do, it is an interesting debate. as many of my friends pointed out, i never crossed the border, the border crossed my fa

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i'll be hobbs -- honest, i saw the headline, "trumps picks barr," the thought he meant roseanne.ohn kelly is out after the end of the year. he's leaving to not spend more time with trump's family. trump and kelly are reportedly not on speaking terms. the president's having a hard time finding someone to replace him. it's a high-profile job. chief of staff. nobody wants it. it's like hosting the oscars. [ laughter ] maybe kevin hart should be chief of staff. [ laughter ] because it's a tough situation. how do you convince a rat to jump on a sinking ship? it's against their nature. trump's first kois to replace kelly turned the job down. not even two years into his presidency, he's already looking for a third chief of staff. it's time to play hypocritical trump tweet from the past. here we go, 2012 when he wrote -- three chief of staffs -- wrong -- in less than three years of being president, probably why barack obama can't manage to pass his agenda. [ laughter ] there really is a tweet for every situation. and if you're wondering what trump is like as a boss, rex tillerson gave th

we're big calvin and hobbes family. so yeah, we, reading with part of the way we put our kids to sleep at night. i felt that music, reading culture was an important part of their development from very early on. we are big, big readers. >> one of the images that i know that when you were in the white house and it would be holiday time, you would be going and it would be going to the bookstores and getting books as gifts. >> that's what i'll all barack. that's your place penological as president. he could call and he could get to the bookstore. i think those were the two things he felt comfortable doing outside of the white house, but that was an annual ritual of the and the girls go to one of the bookstores for the holidays. in chicago the 57 bookstore, you know that bookstore. that was our neighborhood store that we like to go to. so bookstores and libraries, of course, were a big part of our life, a big part of my life very early on, too. i remember my first experience with going to the library. i was four, and it was

so modern day fascism adds to what philosophers have been -- from plato to hobbs and rue sew has been theorizing about. modern day fascism adds nationalism to that. it adds certain features to that. it adds group nationalism. but the threat of despotism, of tyranny, of power being the only virtue, power being all that there is and the counter to power being truth, well, that is the backbone of my discipline. so it's always about how do you establish truth given this challenge. and that's why as a philosopher, not as a historian, i felt it was important for me to tackle this. you can't just leave it to historians. >> yeah. i mean, yeah. you never can. [laughter] no, i mean, seriously, one of the things that's so important about jason's book is that i think this is a moment when we have to bring what we've got, right? whether you're a journalist, lawyer, physician, whatever you are, you've got something to bring to this moment, you can choose to bring it or not to bring it. a historian has certain things to bring, and i try to bring some of those. a philosopher has certain things to bri

the males are called hobbs and the females are called jills. again any pigs, ferrets or hedgehogs?errets. >> dana: i had this when i was on the quiz show. >> tom: you had the answer. >> dana: i knew that quiz show. captain spar sparkels. >> tom: are our producers keeping score? i can't do everything at once. keep your score. question number three, which is of the following is a traditional part of the christmas celebration in scandinavia? a, the yodeling yeti, b, the yule goat or c the malevolent monkey. traditional part of the christmas celebration in sand knave i can't. all the answers are up. the answer is the yule goat. >> dana: oh my gosh. >> morgan: wait, what was that? c, maria is leading with two; is that right? -- dana, you are leading with two. >> dana: of course i am. >> tom: yule goat a large straw goat adorned with red ribbon. okay. here we go. question number 4. when rice crispies first hit the shelves there was a fourth member of the snap crackle and pop gang named a what? pow, b slurp or c chomp? all the answers are up. everyone guessed c except for me. the fourth m

this is how they actually -- this is what they used to cover the hobb gobblers. at new year's eve and new year's day.st ting off today, new year's day, rainy w andindy through the midwest and intense chill through the plains. mountain snows in the pacif northwest. plenty of sunshine out west. for new year's eve heavy rain in the northeast with snow in new england. light snow around the great lakes. mountain snows in the rockies. clear along the west coast. and then new year's day, wets weather mo out of the east coast. showers through the soheast. frigid cold back through the plains. we're looking at snow through the rockies. sunny skies, southern california into tno pacific hwest. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the wos. >> i'm tracking some thick fog in pts of northern virginia, including culpepper and leesburg where visibility is a quarter of a mile or less. showers moving into virginia. heading out you definitely want the umbrella or rain jacket. when we get a rabreak from the rain, expect cloudy skies. breez

now, if i could spend 11 days in the united states of america and hear jefferson and locke and hobbs, and mason quoted nearly as often as i said in syria or iraq i'd think we were getting civics and history right. but these common values are what will build -- what we'll build a sustainable future on. support concrete steps to establish a true multiethnic, multireligious government in iraq. the framework exists. so for example, if iraq is the united states, then iraqi kurdistan is california and the nineveh plain is los angeles. separate between these entities into the appropriate realms those government structures of each. in other words, political leaders shouldn't be making religious decisions. religious leaders shouldn't be making political decisions. economic leaders shouldn't be making security decisions. economic leaders shouldn't be making security ideas. what we're not doing is helping them get it right. if iraq is the united states, k.r.g. is california and the nineveh is los angeles. get los angeles right, it'll help california. get california right, it'll help iraq. same c

we love calvin and hobbes. we put our kids to sleep at night and i felt that the music reading culture was an important part of their development from very early on. we are big eaters. >> one of the images i know when you were in the white house and there was the holiday times you would be going and they would be going to the bookstore. there's things he wasn't comfortable doing out of the white house that it was an annual ritual to go to one of the bookstores for the holidays and in chicago you know that was our neighborhood store that we like to go to. so yes, bookstores and libraries of course were a big part of our life very early on. i remember my first experience going to the library, i was before and it was like the first official time i got an ied. you felt like a big-time person getting something with your name on it and i run an her going to the library in our neighborhood that was three blocks from our house and my mom who was a housewife at the time that's where she would take us and the was my firs

we were big, family eaters but we loved calvin and hobbes -- so yes, it was a part of the way we put our kids to sleep at night. i felt that music, reading culture was an important part of their development. from very early on. we are big readers. >> one of the images that i know that when you were in the white house, there would be holiday time, you would be going and they would go to the bookstore. >> yes. >> books as gifts. >> that's all barack does. that's the only place he knew how to as president. good golf get to the bookstore. i think those with a two things he could tell comparable doing outside of the white house. that was an annual ritual of heat in the girls to go to one of the bookstores for the holidays. in chicago, 57 bookstore, you know that. [cheering] that was our neighborhood store that we liked to go to. bookstores and libraries were a big part of our -- a big part of my life very early on. i remember my first experience going to the library. i was four. it was like the first official time i got an id. he felt like a big-time person getting something with your nam

he has a style that's a little bit like peanuts meets charlie brown and calvin and hobbes but there'sher own different style and if you want your kids to be a better you've got to give them something better to c look at ad we were able to do that. >> host: listed ashland virginia you are on the air with brad balter. good afternoon. >> caller: good afternoon. i would like to share a tweaked with very important information related to what people accept in the media and also the statement about being a change in the world and also i want to praise c-span for always allowing all points of view to come forth with truth. so to havewe proclaimed as i loe america datatype down the chaos and have people be more reflective between thanksgiving and christmas on exactly who they are and what they are doing in this country taking personal responsibility and bringing forth solutions that willio benefit everyone. that should be everyday w everye don't need just a day for that. that's our responsibility being kind to each other and showing generosity. that should just be called being a human being an

has a style that's like peanuts meets charlie brown bunny teens and charlie brown meets calvin and hobbesput his own to different style. kids love it and if you want your kid to be off the device and the phones come with a given something better to look at and thanks to chris we were able to do that. >> host: let's go to virginia. you're on the air with rhett rat melzer. good afternoon. >> caller: good afternoon. i'd like to share a tweet which has very important information mr. meltzer pickett said, related to it people except in the media and also the statement about being the change in the world as gandhi said, and also want to praise c-span for always allowing all points of view to come forth with truth and facts. so i think to share between that relates to what i would have proclaimed on december 12 that says i love a good day, temp down the chaos and have people be more reflective between thanksgiving and christmas. exactly who they are and what they're doing and this country, taking personal responsibility and bring forth solutions that will benefit everyone. tragic thank you. list

he is the super star of the show and he has a style like charlie brown meets calvin and hobbes.his own different style, but kids love it. if you want your kids to be other devices and phones you got to give them something better to look at and thanks to chris we were able to do that. i love that. >> host: let's go to hugh joining us in ashland, virginia. you are on the air with brad meltzer. good afternoon. >> caller: good afternoon. i would like to share a tweet which reinforced a very important information, brad meltzer. related to what people accept in the media and the statement about being the change in the world as on the set and i want to praise c-span for always allowing all points of view to come fourth. to share a tweet related to what i would like to have proclaimed on december 12th as i love america day, clamped on the chaos and have people more reflective between thanksgiving and christmas, exactly who they are and what they are doing in this country taking personal responsibility bringing forth solutions that will benefit everyone. >> host: thank you. >> guest: we