worry ift 23, do not you do not havave your life together.loser look ata that press review on our website. we're going to take a quick break. we'll be back in a few minutes with our top stories. do not go away. gar alperovitz: a place to begin. why in the world does anyone wonder about, is there an america beyond capitalism? the person who createded davos, the gathering of the most powerful corporate capitalist structures in the entire world, this year opened the conference saying, "he thought capitalism may well be over." same message as occupy.

and it's why we've insisted that there can ift be return to a hardboarder on our island. no new barriers to the people or its trade and it's why we're so deeply grateful to the remarkable solidarity and support from other member states. it is everything we hoped for and proof positive of why small countries benefit so much from membership of this union. and so the irish people are profoundly grateful for the unswerving support of this parliament. and in particular i want to thank your president, your brexit coordinator, the leader of the group and all of the other political groups that have been so supportive. the solidarity of the parliament has been matched by the commission and the counsel. i'd also like to extend my thanks to the president, the lead commissions negotiator and to counsel president. the european union has consistently recognized the unique position of northern ireland and the unique position it finds itself given the decision the england to leave the european union. the majority of ireland voted to remain in the european union, want to remain in the sin

ift it's going to be a great one. we'll talk about what's ahead coming up. >> there you have it. 2018 welcome to the bay area kicking off the new year in style. fireworks lit up the night skies as the clock struck midnight. people from all across the globe came to the embarcadero to ring in the new year. >> they always do. we have residents and visitors that showed up early to get the best view. >> reporter: they brought blankets and snacks and came across from the state, country and grove to be here. >> chicago. >> sydney, australia. >> reporter: coming to watch the fireworks along the bay is a yearly tradition for a family from modesto. >> i brought my son, who doesn't want to be on camera, my sister and fiance. >> reporter: she is decked out with glowing glasses and t-shirt. the group gets bigger and bigger. the family from chicago is bundled up, but not like the temperatures they have been dealing with at home. the group from australia, they have been traveling through california for weeks and wanted to ring in th

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that women are just as good as men, and early life socialization, and then you mentioned the online ox iftng, the internet can be a terrible place. we hosted a girl's summer camp for esport and we are going to try to get under represented faces in esports. so we want to provide access. >> why is it geographically, san diego, you guys, why not florida. >> great question, west coast is the best our teams are so-cal based educated parents, a high-tech state and high-tech side of the country. people are growing up more comfortable with technology. >> so you are convinced it is not fad or a flash in the pan. people tell me jim, you are too excited. >> i am bullish on it. i think the internet has changed every industry on the planet and esport is the next level of competition. you play who you want, regardless of age, gender, you play at your ability level our expectations are changing with the internet. and esports. >> maybe i am too out there. that is mark deppe chief gaming officer of uci esports directv has been rated number one in customer satisfaction over cable for 17 years running. but s

ift they get that through, they still have to vote to approve it.. but the house and senate are not in alignment. if the senate approvals that it has to bounce back to the house. the house plan would only fund the government through february 16. they have to be in align before they can reopen the government. steve: nothing has really changed, but thanks for the update. earlier this month the department m of justice launched an investigation to wet pear major u.s. non-profit engaged if pay-to-play politics also known as corruption. donors to the foundation included some of the richest and most of powerful people in the world. unless exchange they received favors, protection and lucrative business deals. we investigate the foundation that started it all, the clinton foundation. the clinton foundation raised roughly $2 billion since its creation in 2001. over $14 million has been from overseasar governments. unique clinton was in a unique position top reward countries for their generosity. as secretary of state clinton had the ability to approve arms de

it nations completed -- ignatius of the roof,ift reminiscent of mount vernon's growth. the raising -- the rephrasing was only on the front side, leaving the steep pitch of the 1750 roof on the rear. you can see it over there. it is breathtaking to see in person. say that when i worked on this building, in this building for the state of maryland, and engineer came and immediately said the read had to be taken down and rebuilt in steel because there was no smell -load in the framed her. i said when the roof is like snow-load will there be? [laughter] mr. reinhart: washington road riverthe rest home of a merchant he had done business with for at least a decade. although it had yet to receive hill pill was still impressive, with a high hipped roof and classically inspired , all featured shortly to be incorporated at mount vernon. washington accompanied galloway to annapolis that afternoon, where the latter was to raise his famous horse, silly and, one of the two must him as horses continent. washington had arranged to lodge with the reverend voucher at the rectory on hanove

one of the things ift bothered by there's a suggestion you can eat three big maces, never exercise ande healthiest person to occupy the oval office. that's a bad message to share to the american people. it's not true. you have to modify your lifestyle. he has to make changes. so putting aside the what does it mean to him being a president. is he going to drop dead as heart attack. we look to him and says eat what you want, don't do anything, never exercise. that's not the right message to send to a nation with weight problems. >> it's not unusual for this to happen, but considering our diets. a lot of people in this country struggle with weight. i'm one of them. not sure if you have as well. that doesn't mean you are healthy if you eat a couple big mac's day and diet coke. be honest about it. just like you i struggle with my weight and my diet could be better. i'm concerned about these things and work on them. >> it's fair point. going into that press conference. art just summarized it well. he was characterized as having excellent health. excellent health. he's a guy who has borderlin

>> no, no, i'm not a ray ift is. person you have ever interviewed, that i can tell you. >> reporter: whether the president said those controversial remarks at a meeting with lawmakers on thursday, sunday night the president asked reporters, did you see what senators said about that meeting. the interesting thing about that is that there are very many different answers even just from republicans about what the president said. christine and dave? >> thanks. >>> the partisan wrangling over what account the president said becoming increasingly bitter. listen to two republican senators and the homeland security. >> are you saying the word did not use the word that's been so widely reported? >> i'm telling you he did not use that word and it's a gross misrepresentation. how many times do you want me to say? >> i didn't hear that word either. >> in a ta room you didn't hear any of this lumping everybody together. is that what you're saying? >> i did not hear derogatory comments. >> what about the sentiment? >> about individ

ifts great pr for the show but bad for the country when you have a president thats to lecture an african pundit on african-american issues with bad facts. >> let's put on the screen the chart. grully declining unemployment rate. this includes whites and blacks. let me put up another chart first just with the african-american unemployment rate from 2011 to 2017. let me see if we can put that other chart on screen. it's a gradual steady decline. here it is at a record low but been declining for six or seven years. and i think that raises this question of how much credit to give president trump given that it was obama's policies that toledo that gradual decline. >> look, i am happy to give president trump credit for not screwing it up. i mean he could have come in and done stuff that reversed that trend. he could have come in and done terrible thing. he didn't. there was a bull market under obama. he kept that going. unemployment was coming down. he kept that going. great. you're not listening to the voices of the black community. you say that's not enough to make up for s-hole countries. t

you are given a pass, it will ift the earnings, like a cheater things, and then you have the global economies us.uding the and then the dollar is down. so you get a free ride from the dollar. then if that is not enough. oil is up. so when oil is up. it's up 20%. of oil earnings companies. on the dollar it impacts foreign earnings that is repatriated. earnings will be up something 20%. a number that is so big it's hard to imagine. on track for s that. take that down. people talk that there's olatility - actually, there's not been volatility, that's not the point i want to make. down?could take it we are looking for risks and reasons to be skeptical. t feels like when everyone is all in, and everyone knows that earnings will be up 20%, you protect e prepared to what you have out there. >> i'm 24/7 on this. i don't think people are all in. like i mentioned a little earlier, our hedge fund is if. se people taking -- defensive and eople taking money out of equities, for good reason. people realize that the risk you looking for are not in this room. across the street. biggest one is if inflation wa

[applause] >> now, martin, you're gonna because ift a while, you use that line, she's here.ber it. my favoriteay that dr. martin luther king jr. is when he said that the two most dangerous things on the planet, sincere ignorance, and conscientious stupidity. that's my favorite quote. every single day. and i say to donald trump, and littlet to provide a politics, i will not use the word either out of respect to granddaughter. i've got a grandson from kenya. kenyan.er is kenyan! on the continent of africa. to explain, to tell him that you didn't come from an continent.try or a matter of fact, you're the only one in our family who can thestly say he's akin to only president of the united states, because he and you are lua tribe.me but i close by saying to donald listening, and lit the message go out loud and this, that god created earth, and he did not create any s-holes, not on the continent of caribbean --n the [applause] >> if any s-holes were created, it was because man messed it up. and god is going to fix it. thank you very much. [applause] >> joe madison. you. i'm so hap

but, ift could try to work on this one. this is in frontar called commonwealth. and we have a lot of deep potholes. here is the pro get around. because it is so long, it ist is long. so and then if you try to go into the other lane deeper one here. the challenge for the streets department here, we love them, can we 10:00 this morning? show doing the work live on tv. it will be greaty already have like a backlog list of places they need toist. >> priority. >> careful! backlog smoglog, okay. >> okay. >> i got a log. listen we can get by 10:00. >> it will be the mike jerrick priority >> that's one of those situations where there was a leak so the gag company had to com then hands it off. that's what's happened. it is a >> i saw a warming at a forke. it was rough. i ran over to try to help. i think she was more embarrased tha she wasn't hurt. >> oops. ouch. >> we'll see if we can get that fixed. january 2018. >> much cold they are morning you know, we only have to deal coming up, only have to talk -- >> getting us ready for minneapolis.ey look at this shot. this is i

there ift the story lateompare that to the 1980's, the taiwanese economy is dependent on exports to thethat. risk take a look at assets with sophie. stalling asrally is energy stocks drag on the taiex. the green light may be for taiwanese stocks, although that stronger currency dampening the mood. in thailandhe rally continues, but indonesian shares are retreating from a record after a warning that the 27 gdp growth probably did not meet target. growth probably did not meet target. you are seeing shares in manila pick up to a fresh high. .5% ase stocks adding the afternoon session gets underway, while the yen is near a session high after the boj trimmed superlong bond buying, pushing up jgb yields. chinese large caps rising for an eight the day with kweichow moutai climbing to an all-time high after saying it will boost some wise for the chinese new year. saw gains, clocking a new record. the stocks may join the party. david: my question, i'm looking at the kospi up five points, samsung up 1.8% here it how is that possible -- 1.8%? otherve samsung, lg, and stocks offsetting chipmaker lo

ift would be one possibility there was additional purpose and funding for the stockpile. >> may i interject? holly springs is another great example and the other two facilities that when faced with a pandemic, we actually became visionary and we thought, what can we do to meet what we don't know? we went into a partnership with three different companies where we funded three quarters of the plant, but with a condition written into it that at any point, we could turn it in to what is in the nation's best interest. all three owners knew that and participated in it. it may be a model that we look ,t as we identify other things but we have shown a degree of vision in the past. sen. hassan: i think that's very helpful and i think the example of what happened in puerto rico after maria really helps us focus on one of the next things we should be doing. i wanted to ask all of you and i think i start the question with you. i love what you said about preparedness and response being about people and time. obviously both demand resources. new hampshire uses its hospital preparedness funding to support

that ift of people say commodities go up, emerging markets do well, and commodities are getting strongerination of these things make see emerging markets look pretty good now. tom: you touched on the currencies. many would say the rallies we ave seen, that that poses pressure. at what point do these levels start to become a problem in the u.s. dollar strength? mark: we could probably see another 10% weakening against u.s. dollarlar -- weakening against the currencies. this is not going to have a big impact in many of these countries because what we are seeing is the resurgence of .remendous domestic consumption if you talk about exports, a lot of the exports, particularly from china, are high-tech now. the price is not the only factor anymore. the currency impact which is not going to have a big negative impact on exports and on terrorism either, because people will be visiting thailand, reaching higher and higher numbers. david: the story across emerging-market stocks, for the better part of the last 10 years or so, it has really underperformed. if you have to invested, you almost have

ift is a risk to the country there is going to be a big crisis that has a strong technological edge,n environmental problem, nuclear , then theou name it president will need close at hand trusted advisors on scientific principles and they don't seem to be in evidence. either in the white house or at the top level of appointments. host: why do you think those positions have not been filled? guest: i think it is a tough recruiting problem for the white house. that is part of it. because the president has narrowly focused on rational debate, frankly. that a lot of scientists are kind of turned off by that. as a result, the appointments that we have seen from the trump administration have been people with political backgrounds or financial backgrounds rather than real scientific backgrounds. host: you addressed this in a letter to the administration. what has been the response? guest: zero. you know, the lack of a functioning osgp is a real danger. we are having a hearing today on the science committee where we will have the closest we have come to would use to be a tradition on the scie