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taking on ukraine serbia lisa wayne ia and look some bug and group see the germans and the dutch together in what can be a few of a fierce encounter there also be playing against north and ireland a stone here and bella rooms the top two teams in each of the ten groups will qualify for you or twenty twenty which for the first time will be staged in twelve different venues across the continent the bundesliga show follows after the break with nick mckenna kline find out if one could stretch their lead at the top of the table and whether the struggling champions by rooney could carry their european form into the bundesliga and help lift the pressure off coach. who have more news at the top of the hour. isn't.

airjazz wall street takes another tumble that saw the broader market s&p 500 closing at its lowest in ias. many ask where is the santa rally? china is marking a0 years of reforms which have lifted much of the country out of poverty, turning it into a global powerhouse. go back to 1978 where china was the 11th will be as country in the world with an economy worth $1a9 billion. it was a tiny action of that of the united states. the reforms included allowing private firms to operate a transformed the economy, propelling china tables. it is now second only to the us with an output of $12.2 trillion last year. but this phenomenal growth has come at a price. chinese sitting on a debt pile which some estimate could be up to $3a trillion. add to that an ongoing trade war with the us and many chinese economists argue now is the time to push ahead with more reforms. it is also facing growing anxiety in the west over chinese technology firms with a number of countries now banning the use of hardware may bite huawei. that is just one example. we have a special adviser to asia at city and london corp

dutch together in what can be fierce encounters they'll also be playing against north an island a stone ia and bella rooms the top two teams in each of the ten groups will qualify for you or twenty twenty which for the first time will be staged in twelve different venues across the continent after qualifying for the champions league knockout stages with a game to spare bundesliga leaders brucia dortmund were back in domestic action on saturday they ground out a two no victory over struggling freiburg extending their lead at the top of the table to seven points. what that t.-bone cost to the table at christmas dalton fans were in full voice ahead of kickoff. i hadn't they could have been three up by the time vindication jaden sencha won a penalty in the thirty seven minutes was not much contact but nonetheless. responsibility fell to marco ruiz i was captives night strike of the season the below freiburg almost hit back just two minutes later my jerome vaughn those free kicks thumping back off running but he's good oh i don't mean cuts away to wild to put the games a bit because pitched chi

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basically a water main broke inside area we told you about yesterday and as the t repair ia hole and that hole got a little bit bigger than they wanted turning into a sink hole. >>> a vigil was held last night for a chp officer who died on christmas eve last year. officer andrew camalar eeumd and his partner were on the side of 880. chp says camarari was hit by a driver wlofs who was under the influence. >> i miss the imperfections. i miss heart he had. the willingness to go without so that someone had what they wanted. >> chp reports there has been an increase dui accidents. officer camaliri made it his mission to take those drivers off the road. >>> michael flin a retired general -- flynn a retired general pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi. >> agile, flexible, thoughtful. >> former fbi director james comey reflecting the handling of the interview against michael flynn. comey land basing republicans and president trump. >> they're up here attacking the investigation of a guy who pled guilty of lying to fbi. think of the state of affairs we've ended up in non sense. >> flynn formed

i knowhe more people out there, we're probably going to get e-mails about ias other people v.ike this group because this shows you a little bit of the contours of those who are wristed. 12 of these 20 witmembers of congress. you can see now they are dominating the initial runup to the gate. we don'tnow who will come out to have the gate more strongly, so a few mayors, governors, former governors, it is a massive field. in the democrat, iowa caucuses e 13 months away, but the first debates on them are in june. so that'hsonly six moway. it's time for this field to start sorting itself out. >> it will be here before we know it. erica, coming to you, the graphic we just saw with all the potential members to have the democratic field, a very diverse bunch there, and they will be covering this new congress, which is the most divse in history. the question about how the midtms will affect how the democrats play, not only the coress and gernment, but how they feel with the 2020 field with all the women and minorities and democrats, where does that lead them? >> a very diverse democrat

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once ias a ilbattleground, u peace in northern ireland made it open free. the violence here claim claimed 3,000 plus lives, there is a real fear here, that a british brexit from the european union dcould bring a h border, militarized with britain by checkpoints. >> you put up physical tinfrastructure t people can protest at, or god forbid someone can attack, the genie gets out of the bottle real quick. >> the borde here is invisible. i'm now crossing from ireland into the u.k., easy. and that's the way people want it to stay. >> i've been across the border five times today. >> and that's perfectly normal? >> perfectly normal. >> reporte reimposing it would be tough. the church is in the u.k., the graveyard isre innd. in one border ville, a threat if britain forces a hard border. >> i would say, let's go back t war. >> reporter: for know, brexit just mns one thing here. >> it's a mess, a total mess. >> reporter: a mess from her britain and it's beleaguered prime minister. >>> in the american southwest, a community called short creek is now undergoing a major

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ng to the fbi in the ia >>> facebook could be facing a billion dollars fine for a massive data breech. the company announced in september, hackers had accessed the personal information of tens of millions of users. european regulators launched an investigation. companies that run afoul of data protection policys can be fined up to 4% of their annual worldwide revenue. in facebook's case that amounts to $1.6 billion. >>> we want the set the record straight about a story we brought the you on friday, involving a pg&e rate hike, $10 a month, we reported some of the money would go towards executive pay, pg&e says none of the money would be used for that purpose. >>> the tech executive who cofounded vine and the popular hq trivia app died of a drug overdose. police went to collin control's manhattan apartment yesterday after his girlfriend reported she couldn't reach him. officers found krol dead in his bedroom with drug paraphernalia nearby. he was a founder of the now defunct vine video app and worked for a time at twitter. the medical examiner's office will determine his exact cause of

but the moscow project wasn't the first attempt by president trump to expand his brand into u ia. you wrote "it was a dream born g trump 980's, a gleam tower in the heart of soviet moscow. for donald trump that vision never died even as he launched a presidential campaign." what expins this effort-long with russia? >> he wanted to do a thing he set out tod do he hasn't succeeded. you have to look at cohen's activities against that backdrop. cohen was a guy who wanted to please the boss. that was sort of his self-image was being donald trump's man. and so he understood that if he could fally get the trump tower deal in moscow done, he would get in good with the boss. you this history. trump goes in 1987 --. he goes in 1986. in 2005 he signed a deal with the cpaign to tryo build. he's back in 2013. he's trying again andd again. ou see the trump organization putting its name on buildings in various other countries of the world. russia was a place he wanted to be. it was a place where his brand -- russians liked his brand. they were buying all over the world in his buildings. and he w

whenever a rhythm ia kicks in the patient can record an e.c.g. that helps us identify just specific rhythm disorder. first the patients test an app that doesn't require any external device you just hold a fingertip in front of the camera on a smartphone for five minutes but in our tenth the readings kept breaking off. the next at comes with single use throwaway electrodes so it cost significantly more but for our test participants it worked well. to use even with sticking on the electrodes and it doesn't take that long. deanna tried out an app that uses electric plane. whenever she felt her heart act up she fired up the app. i was easy to use when they have assaults were a bit longer there was enough time to put my fingers on the sensors so it could take its measurement. but if irregularity was brief there wasn't enough time even if i had my phone with me. all these apps recorded the results of the e.c. g.'s they take sends cardiologist could see it once that the data looked quite normal the. e.c.g. looks good if there had been any atrial fibrill

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a lot of people around the president believe that it ia bad idea politically.t's a bad idea in terms of theo president' legal fate that he could be putting himself in even greater legal jeopardy if he even starts to have those conversations. and on occasn the past, he's been talked out of it in ral concrete ways. so this is al thing that's constantly churning. but like a lot of things in the trump white house, allt takes is the president to finally make a decision to move forward. soar he hasn't done it. but i think a lot of people continually hold their breath that it's on the horizon. >> i do this that is somethinge that drats will be looking very closely. the dangling ofnshe parnd how that -- robert: do you think they're going to bring female capitol hill -- >> i thank you they will try -- i think they will try and do as much as they can. >> they have been in touch with thero white house prison through an intermediary. that's another big suspicious red light in mueller's filing tonight. robert: finish up what you were saying about impeachment. >> i didn't sa

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