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>>hy is it that the need is so protracted and sustaining? >> i think are two reasons that are really important. the first is that we've go a genuine crisis of diplomacy. the tools of diplomacy that are developed for relations between states which are suffering just aren't equate to wars within states. all of those conflicts that you've shown on the map are so-called civil wars -- they're wars within states. ke second thing that i th is very important is, we're living in a world where power has been fragmted right around the world. and if you look at the u.n. security council it's not just split, it's deadlocked. and that's how i think you end up with these long-lasting conflicts that recur beyond generations. >> you've said we're livine in an impunity, whe bad actors are free to cause great sufring. what do you mean by that? >> i mean that you can, if you're a conflict player today, commit war crimes and get away with it. you can bomb coaches of schoolchildren andet away with it. you can besiege a city and get away with it. and the terrible

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. >> a central question in this investigation ws, hy they decided to calabasas, california. >>> i'm miguel almaguer on street corners in los angeles, at subway stations and skyscrapers in new york, tributes for kobe bryant, his 13-year-old daughter gianna, and the seven other friends who they considered family put into words what many struggled to put down on paper lebron james writing "every time try, i begin crying." shaquille o'neal says he lost a brother. >> for me, this is going to hurt a long time >> reporter: bryant's incredible success as astonishing as his sudden loss. he could hold center court and daytime tv. >> everything changed in a second. and that's what i want to talk about. life is short, and it's fragile >> reporter: adored by family and fans, bryant transcended basketball >> my daughter plays every day. so i enjoy watching her develop. >> reporter: bryant was the most famous soul lost, but hardly the only one who was remarkable chief pilot ara zobayan flew kobe and his family for years christina mauser loved basketball, but not nearly as much as she loved her family tod

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hy the rupee weakens against the u.s. dollar. we're also keeping an eye on two of india's largest consumption companies with their earnings coming out tomorrow. that is why you're seeing volatility. >> thank you very much with some of the market details. let's check in on the first word headlines from around the world. get you up to speed with some of the stories. the european parliament has approved the brexit deal clearing the way for the u.k. to leave the e.u. on friday night. the fight over the divorce part was the easy part in the goshen's in the coming 11 months will be more difficult. -- the easy part but the negotiations in the coming 11 months will be difficult. president trump signed a new deal with mexico and canada. the deal delivers on one of trump'campaign promises to replace the north american free trade agreement. which he says has drained the u.s. of jobs. president trump: everybody said this was a deal that could not be done. too complicated, too big. we got it done. today, we're finally ending the into nightmar

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the title was brie previously hy the previous frozen.'s take a look at futures this important. we are seeing more red arrows, after friday's big selloff for your markets on the killing of that iranian general and investors getting nervous on friday. the dow lost 233 on friday. we're down 166 in the premarket right now. s&p down 19, nasdaq up 63 and a quarter. well, today the world's eyes will be on iraq after its parliament voted yesterday to expel american troops from the country after the killing of general soleimani. what this could mean for our mission in the middle east. and golden globes' host issuing a stern warning to hollywood last night. watch. >> if you do win an award tonight, don't use it as a platform to make a political speech of. you're in no position to lecture the public about anything. you know nothing about the real world. lauren: keep going, rickey. cheryl: did they listen or did politics take center stage, as usual, and how did that affect the ratings. that's all coming up on "fbn: a.m.." ♪ keep on trying till i rea

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that,hy would they do considering inflation?e condition, i think that the price condition is deteriorating, and the trend of cpi of japan is between 0% and 5%. of 2%. below the boj i think the bank of japan forady gave up the 2% goal the foreseeable future. remember, i think the official number is not important. it is a factor for the monetary policy. we have to mention the sales tax hike that came through, the boj saying that does warrant attention. i have also got a chart on my terminal, showing the impact that has the overall economy. do you think that they have shot themselves in the foot, even though there has been a stimulus package, as well? mr. kiuchi: i think the bank of japan is focusing on external factors rather than domestic factors, including the tax hike thectober last year and impact of the tokyo olympic games this summer. it is not so crucial to japan's economy. external factors and market movement are more crucial to the boj. boj islarly that the concerned about the possible appreciation to the yen. against the

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pence was aware that that was the quid pro quo, that that was the trade, and that that in fact is whey hye by mr. sutherland, everybody was in the loop. >> do you believe part of the motivation to get rid of ambassador yovanovitch was because she was in the way to get the government of ukraine to announce investigations of joe biden? >> that was the only motivation. >> that was the only motivation? >> there was no other motivation. >> to the latest trove of documents, here to help us make sense of it, ken dilanian, a national security and intelligence correspondent for nbc news. you've been looking through all of this, there's the photographs first but electronic evidence as well. what stands out to you from this, which is a pretty extraordinary amount of evidence? >> it sure is, david. look, we first have to take into account that this is a man under indictment clearly trying to save his own skin. but even given all that and including the documents that were presented, i think he moves the ball forward in three major areas. one is you saw there he ties president trump more closely to wha

.>> hy wouldn't someone like yourself run for political office? oney that youthe possibly need.ou've accomplished a great deal even though you are only 34. why wouldn't you dedicate yourself to public service? >> because i thinkt's a very mean life. i would love, and i would-- i country, but i seet as being a mean le, and i also see it that somebody with strong views, and somebody with the kind of views that are maybe a littlet popular, which may be right, but may be unpopular, woul't necessarily have a chance of getting elected against somebody with no great brain but a big smile. and that's a s commentary for the political process. ♪ >> narrator: over the decades, as donald trump watched and waited, the prospect of becoming president would ow. just as the nation was becoming more and more divided. >> it is time to heal america.il >>clinton ran against brain-dead politics in both parties. >> and a leader must be a uniter not a divider. s george w. bush said he uniter, not a divider. >> we are and always will be thf united statemerica. >> barack obama was introduced to the count

the 3rd, however 4th quarter we go, bill's leading 1611 to shawn wats finds the former niner carlos hythe 5 yard touchdown. they take the lead going for the two-point converson watson over the middle the andrea hopkins falls in the end zone. they complete the 2 point conversion. now texans lead by 3 late in the 4.10 seconds left, stephen how much do 47 yard field goal attetgo and we are headed tovertime. now in overtime all tied at 19 go ahead 28 yard field al, it would be a go aheatake get to them and he gets it in right there it good that seals the deal for houston. they did beat the bills 20 to 19 yourfinal and over time. they advance to divisional round we'll take on the chiefs next week. now to some hoops the golden state warriors hosting the detroi pistons, hoping to snap their four-game skid. >>george kittle in attendance of the those glasses and join the fight ne halftime tied at 56. alex rns today, jobs. a tray put the warriors up 5, 3, at the 3rdquarter, we gulf pistons, leading 8177 marqse chriss a bird's marks slashes a 3 of his own yeah, he's like things like >>4th quarter

in november 2012, 20—year—old matthew lea hy took his own life.other melanie has been seeking answers for exactly what happened to matthew and campaigning for a public inquiry into his death and the deaths of 20 others in the care of the same nhs trust. today will see the publication of a full ombudsman report into what happened. graham satchell reports. melanie leahy has been fighting for seven melanie leahy has been fighting for seve n yea rs melanie leahy has been fighting for seven years to find out exactly what happened to her son. it's become her life ‘s work. you think they're taken to a place of life ‘s work. you think they're ta ken to a place of safety, life ‘s work. you think they're taken to a place of safety, they need help, its going to be a safe place. no, it wasn't. oh, it's hard to explain how i feel about the whole situation but at the end of the day my son was in a place of safety which was the most unsafe place you could have been, end of story. this is melanie's son matthew. in 2012 he was sectioned under the mental health act

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