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let's just show you how good ings has been this season.uries, he's been banging them in for southampton — 1a league goals. compare him with other english strikers and only jamie vardy has a better minutes per goal ratio than ings. jamie vardy is not available to be picked for england by gareth southgate. he's leading the line for southampton — not since james beattie in the 2002/03 season has a saints striker been so prolific in the premier league. well, let's introduce you to alex parsons, then — footballer turned professional trainer who's been working with ings to recover from two serious knee injuries. lewis coombes has been to meet him. while most premier league stars were resting, this summer southampton striker danny ings was being put through his paces. the man cracking the whip was alex parsons, the pair played together for bournemouth‘s academy from the age of 1a while danny ings has gone on to play at the highest level, alex was released aged 20 afterjust one year as a professional. that was really hard mentally because you see

the ceo of ing to take over from sergio ermotti.is known for the digital transformation at ing and a --eran of the dutch banking banking -- a comparison to what's been happening here, hamers is a relative outsider to the rarefied world of swiss management. he has climbed the ranks. he was the head of the dutch and belgium banking units. he has been ceo since 2013. what he is known for is leading the digital banking push in an effort to win customers and he is also known for cost cutting, and that's what he has been doing, bringing ing back to profitability by reducing costs. sergio ermotti recently cut the bank's financial targets for the second time in as many years. we were reporting that the search for a successor was starting on friday. that news came through. the international wealth management cohead was widely seen as an eventual contender for the top rule. his run in with his former boss, tidjane thiam, apparently dimmed his standings with ubs board members. ralph hamers will be taking over at ubs. a lot of questions about h

[laughter] >> having my husband, my children, my grandchildren, my dearest friends beside me hold ing hands; telling them each what they mean to me, that would be a good death. >> in order to make sure that you have autonomy in that process, in order to make sure that there's absolutely no mis take made about your desires, you recruited your grandson ben, tell us what you told them to do >> during the filming of the documentary which by the way will be shown on public television a year from now, that is in spring of 2021, ben was using his cell phone and i had asked my daughter, his mother for permission to do this, i don't do anything without asking my daughter. [laughter] >> for her permission -- >> if you've ever had the experience of dianne asking your permission to do anything -- >> well. >> you'd understand that it's not just an ask. >> it's very important with grandchildren and with children to ask permission and jenny granted it. i said, ben, i'd like to speak with you now, please take out your iphone as i was speaking with ben about my own desires, ben was being filmed by our

banks as well as we have officially got a name for a successor ceo, the ing, ceo moving over there. the picture overall for europe starting slightly on the back foot this morning. >> let's dive into the details of earnings. starting with lloyds posting a 26% drop in the full-year pre-tax profit that came in at $4.6 billion it had to pay out billions to customers over miss sold payment protection >> elsewhere swiss re combined ratio, worsened to 108% despite posting the jump in the full-year profit it blamed the slump on natural and man made disasters ensuring it is still on the forefront of adverse trends. jewel yus bar regarding the football governing company fifa. it had already started implementing risk in response to the investigation. >>> in spain, europe's fourth largest telecom group. the key markets, spain, brazil, germany and britain all showed organic growth last year >>> travel and leisure with accor reporting a fall the french owe tell group said market conditions in asia deteriorated the unrest in hong kong as transport strikes in france impacted the corporate customers

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he has been tweet ing away, i s. gary: there is one very curious tweet which viewers should take a lo at them in which he has tweeted a mockup of a cover of az"time" me with the dates and eventually it pops up "trump forever." maybe he is planning to stay around a little bit longer. there has been a statement from stephanie grisham, white house secretary,aying that the bush white house press secretary, saying that the president has been totally vindicated and slams democrats from naming adam schiff and nancy pelosi, and asked the question quite ominously in this statement, "will there be no retribution?" unclear what he means by that. also hav romney for voting for the first article from the onen republi who broke on one of the articles. we will get statement from the president tomorrow at noon. we are expecting him to address the aftermath of the impeachment process. we will see what his mood will be inerson, i think. laura: gary, just how disappointed is the ite house by the fact that mitt romney did break ranks an

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and ing. sergio armani is stepping down from global swiss banking giant for ultra high net worth who do they tap to run it? a guy who has done retail banking and insurance at a dutch lender to come and do that sort of thing why? he has experience with taking on deposits, also with the digital and financial technology ing at one point, even here in the united states had ing direct. >> sure. >> goldman has the market savings platform now. >> yes. >> that's all happening at the same time. >> rich, that's why i do wonder if tra tishl wall street has been shrinking, this business is going, what should goldman's next move be all those stocks are trading up today, perhaps in the hope that someone will be the next target. do they look at a start-up like robin hood or stick with what they've been doing >> i think the other assets are trading up, but to acquire something else right now will be expensive for goldman. i think goldman has probably made the biggest inroads digitally of the big banks from a

ings had his 17th goal of the season, his best return for six years and in england recalled may not be lead barely lasted for six minutes. lucas moura made it 2-2. six minutes. lucas moura made it 2—2. exeter time was looming in cell sunny kooyong men was awarded a penalty for a file —— son. he put the spot kick away himself to send totte n ha m the spot kick away himself to send tottenham into the last 16, a home tie against norwich city. we played against the team that was the best on the pitch. they were better than us but we deserved to win. because they were in their limits. we did not have rest, very difficult, i think we were in our limits. four matches to go over two rounds. two rounds, four matches, really ha rd rounds. two rounds, four matches, really hard for the boys. so i think they deserve this happiness. elsewhere, bayern munich are through to the quarter—finals of the german cup after coming from behind to beat bundesliga rivals hoffenheim 4—3. the two sides traded own goals before thomas muller put the holders in front for the first time mid—way through the first half.

eruption affect cases began and there's also been a certain amount of to ing and fro ing between scientists as to how serious an alarming this. outbreak of corona virus is some saying that in actual fact it's the panic that is more dangerous than the reality of disease that in many cases it is simply like a bad case of flu when people can stay at home and just get her grip with rest and medicine so. it's not very clear really at what we should be believing about this and italians are a fairly from extent at the moment ok phil thanks very much for that from rome. and we have much more on that run a virus at our you tube channel and our website here in germany the center left social democrats have won sunday's election in the city state of hamburg with 39 percent of the vote now this victory marks a turnaround for the party its support has fallen sharply in other recent state elections hamburg's voters though punished chason ackles christian democrats the conservatives received just 11 percent of the ballots. was was was. finally a result to celebrate for germany's ailing social democrats aft

ing told us this is a good step forward -- china economist.he september one list is representing that there is a truce in not putting more tariffs on each other. this is a good thing. during the coronavirus, i don't think that china can import a lot from the us and also from the rest of the world. so, how is that going to be viewed by washington? is that going to be considered as an extraordinary circumstance, as phrased in the phase one agreement? in the phase one agreement there is a clause that allows china to delay buying us products within a calendar year, but not deferring more than a calendar year because they have some kind of quotas for each year. so we will see how china reacts. but definitely china will defer the imports within this year. and just when you might expect tensions between the two economic giants to between the two economic giants to be easing, washington has actually added more charges against a chinese telecoms giant huawei, accusing it of stealing trade secrets for years. samir hussein has more and this was that the

in 1970's particularly disturb ing piece of information comes out.is stuff not only stays there, gets out to living things that are exposed to chemical; absorb it and gets into the blood and stays there. not only persists in the environment, persists in living things and every little bit will build up in your blood, in your body, by 1970's 3m and dupont were aware that this stuff was getting into human blood, okay, i'm looking at the studies; they knew this was getting into human blood not just work efers but a cross the united states. okay. and they start monitoring the workers to see what kind of effect this has, by the 1970's , it's toxic and getting into people, the tinniest amount s are building up, so dupont is very concerned about this and start saying, well, we are admitting this into the air and water, they do modeling, they see the air emissions are going to ohio, and also ohio river, there's a public water supply fill right next door. they go out and sampling water supplies, the chemical is in the drinking water in ohio and west virginia.

but there are going to be we're not ing to be perfectly prepared. because we've never gone through this before. so the most important thing is we learned very quickly and change practices as fast aswe can. i do think t's important that hospitals get prepared you know we're here 're seeing here. london breed did the state of emergency not because we ha cases in san francisco. but because she wants to have the tools in place to be able to react quickly and nimbly when we start to have cases that's the kind of uff we should be approaching you know in a step-by-step fashion lower out oftime doctor up we could go on for a long time there are a lot ofquestions asked but we appreciate yogiving that information thank you for having wash your hands. >>okay, we have a section dedicated to the coronavirus on our website and you can find our speciareport on how to stay safe from the outbreak you can find a special map that shows where the cases have been eported in the united states and much more it is all at kron 4 dot com. ok let's step outside right now see

we are back with chris turner, ing head of fx strategy. big is politics in the rise of the dollar? chris: you've got some interesting charts showing the probability of an election win for donald trump the moment, and they have just been rocketing over the last three or four weeks, whether because of what happened in iowa. it is hard to put your finger on it. so far, there are no signs that was going on in the democratic space is enough to challenge donald trump at the moment. i think were u.s. data to slow somewhat or perhaps some success come through on the democratic side -- i am not quite sure how you define success on the democratic side -- but there hasn't really been enough. democrats obviously didn't cover themselves in glory. guy: the president would like to see a weaker dollar. chris: i think it would be very hard frame to talk the dollar down. it got up to $100 last summer, and that was a point where he doesn't like a strong dollar. what can he do about it? normally, he would complain that fellow trading partners are undervaluing

ing i had. i >>it's close tonig after a man is wounded in an officer-involved shootin bart police say they shot the man while he ran out of a bar car and on to the tracks. >>i'm j r stone a i'm justine waltman thoicers were responding to a domestic disturbance call at the serino to norte a tation just before 2 o'clock this afternoon, the shooting foe the station to be closed for several hours. krn four's dan thorn has been following the stor for us tonight, he joins us now live from el serino with the very latest >>well, jr and justine it's stl pretty active here as investigators are still collecting evidence and they'veactually had to turn people away at the staon here as well as at the chmond bart station because the investigation is still ongoing police were able t recover a handgun here at this station, but the is still a lot unknown. ey also del norte a bart staton swarmed by pole following an officer-involved shooting bart police say the officerere responding to an argument between a man a

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for also about respect science, for evidence-based it's about ing, and having so much of that talent proud of in our public health sector be countries so ther that we can get a true, a true and accurate true assessment of what is happening countries. they may have the best intentions, but they may not we say, even with ost talent they may have, they don't have the value added that omeone from our country could lend. so in any event, we look forward, as i say, to working a bipartisan way and hopefully, you know, again, in a about our way concerns about past performance or statements that are made. in perspective as we move forward to have the dequate funding, the respect for science and evidence-based ecision-making and, again, reimbursement for state and impactsvernment and the it's having in our communities. speaking of community, i had the privilege on monday of having a through china -- walk town.h china i always feel very privileged to nd say -- my poor colleagues when they go home, they don't have the advantage of this in myful diversity i have district. sadly, china town is bei

the president, has, a as we know, been toying with the idea, retweeting fox news hostca ing him very specifically to do that, but we just don't kw yet. >> woodruff: well, we will continue to watc it. william brangham, fascinating story. thank you. >> woodruff: in the day'other news, there is word that intelligence officials warned house lawmakers last week that russia was trying to interfere in the 2020 presidtial campaign in a bid to get president trump re-elected. that is according to the "washington post" and the "new york times." president trump allegedl lashed out at his now-outgoing acting director of natiol intelligence, seph maguire. the coronarus appears to be spreading at a slower rate in china, as the number of new f cases there fe another day. in all, the country has recorded arly 75,000 cases, and more than 2,100 deaths. meanwhile, japan reported its first deaths from a quarantined cruise ship-- an elderly japanese couple. world health organization officials said that while the number of cases outside china i small, still a concern. >> it doesn't mean that all the number

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one ing to keep in mind is how this state is split. look at a graphic of who the vote are in this stat look at this: there are almost as many who are declared as republic and aswo"ratic, but there are many more voters here who are undecled. they're independent, and amna, those are vote, being targeted by all these campaign, and they tell me that frankly they neited o stop. and it's moving them the other way. >> nawaz: lisa, we should mention last nightou covered that rally that judy was lporting on a little while ago of president trut night in new hampshire. he's the man all of these candidates say they want to be in novembe y wh were talking to people there in new hampshire who like and support this president, what are they telling you right now? >> ths ere iimmense support for donald trump. remember, this is a swstate in november. amna, at that rally, there were such roars of approval. when you talk to trump voterswh here they like about this president, they say he's getting things done and almost to aha person theye all told me we t

and a 17-year-old, they are accused of pill ing up their vehicle next to a van outside an elementary school and you're looking at a neighbor's security cam and they were shooting and killed the two boys hanging outside that van. it was november 2019. they were 14 and 11 years old. their names kevin hernandez and sean withing ton. both suspects were already in custody on unrelated charges. >> it may not extinguish that anguish, that disbelief, that apprehension but maybe it brings a sense of direction and purpose that we have to find some conclusion, some resolution to these types of senseless acts of vice lense. >> detective had search wants last week and found multiple guns including an ak-47 assault rifle, $60,000 of marijuana and methamphetamine and $10,000 in cash. the suspects in the case are facing murder charges as well as a gang enhancement. investigators are keeping much of the investigation under wraps right now, but they say it was done with the help of electronic and physical surveillance and there are other persons of interest out there and more arrests may come. >>> and

to say nothing of the actual tragedy of people ing. properly gets destroyed.all sorts of things make it hard for an investor to tolerate.>>> in terms ofan californiathe bay area. we have a strong indian american population here. 1-5 indian americans live in california. we have a large almond market. india is one of the largest imports of california almolas. what other onships exist? what about the future question mark >> attack sector the u.s., tyindia, california, indiis known for. there are agricultural relations. for india, going forward. the tech sector 10% of the economy but it's not the jobs. jobs are in other services. think about how you can continue to grow the tech ec sector andomy as a whole while producing jo. that becomes a big challenge for india. shapes relations in terms of how the tech sector develops.>>>ofthere was hope the trade deal. it ppdidn't . india said they would buy iiib in dollars wort ofweapons. what is the deal? >> we may see something dealer -- smaller. the elections are in november. the u.s. will be campaigning and won't have en

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ing us tonight. karoun demirjian, congressionalt reporter f "washington post."ake sherman, sister writer and co-author of political play book. carl hulse chief washington core portant for "the new yo times" and here with me at the table, ayesha rasc, white house reporter for national public radio and susan page, washington brewo chief for usa today. t's start witthe dean of senate reportering, carl hulse. th e's been a question abo the timing of the final vote on the articles of impeachment. what can you tells about the politics and negotiations behin thatcision? >> a lot of wrangling going on tryingo get to an end game here. so what has happen sled that there's been a decision that was cleared with perspective trump to have a final vote on wednesday. i think at 4:00 p.m. now, that's important, because the state of the union, of course, is on tuesday, so thet impeachmill still be going on. the trial. so first on'l monday, y have closing arguments from the defense and the house managers. nesn the floor will be open, the chief justice won't in the charpe for speec

who ought to think of themselves like insid ers shaped by institution they are in instead of function ing as outsiders instead of building personal brand. this is obviously in politics. any doubt that donald trump sees the presidency as a stage for performative outrage rather than executive acting through it. what exactly is he doing when he tweets displeasure of the department of justice, for example, the department of justice works for him f he had a sense, he would direct executive branch rather than complain about it. a president normally would, sense of his extraordinary is yet another stage for the reality television show that his life has been for so long. any question at the same time that many members of congress of both parties now run for office less to be involved in legislative work and more to have a prom prominent platform and become more visible to talk radio, use their elected office mostly as platform to complain about the very institution that they work so hard to enter. they sigh that as what their voters want. they are always performing to core partisan audience. two

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essentially, trefr inging the cost of managing payroll from the employer to the low wage worker. i just want to emphasize it's very broad and is used in many ways. it can refer to companies and technologies. we recognize that safe technology can benefit people but too often we see these companies claiming to be eliminating banking deserts and sorting and empowering communities. one example is how companies in new york are seeking to circumvent strong consumer protection laws including laws that have kept out payday and other exploitive lending from our state. the administration's efforts currently to exempt companies from critical consumer protection roles only exacerbate these serious risks. thank you for your time. i look forward to addressing the other topics during the q&a. >> thank you. >> chairman waters, since 1998 pay pal has been at the front of payments. it opens a technology digital payments plas form. through a combination of innovation and strategic partnerships. we offer people and businesses choice and flexibility. more ask more people are using smart phones to mak

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--ing up john paul misty mustier has said -- is said to have emerged as the contender for the top jobt hsbc. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." the ceo of unicredit jean pierre mustier has emerged as one of the contenders for the top job at hsbc. joining us to discuss from rome is our european finance editor. what credentials does he have that makes him suitable for this top job? all, he is a slasher. his record at unicredit has been a lot of rationalization and jobs to be saved. doing,ch what they are so that is very parallel. he does have some asian experience and worked as an investment banker in asia earlier in his career. it is more the experience in rationalizing making the bank more efficient and doing cutting. nejra: we heard that in the latest earnings. cost cutting and suspending the share buyback meant the shares took a hit. what does this mean for noel quinn, ross? >> still in limbo. you have to wonder how long his patience is. i think investors might find that a bit confusing. he still has not nailed down the top job and still h

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we judge campaign officials aide tonight and he was emphasizing how much buttigieg has spent cities,ing, not in big but mostly in the counties that went for barack obama in 2008 and 2012. that is where i saw buttigieg when i was there over the weekend. he has been to parts of iowa where you saw the obama to trump shift. the is campaigning there relentlessly. it will help him out with the final results and give him some good numbers. it may happen. we will find out a little later today. one of the fun things, guess what, cory booker is no longer a candidate, but the senator from new jersey won a delegate tonight. drake university, supporters for biden and two other campaigns, forgot who it was, they were not viable and they decided to put their support behind broker, so he won a delegate which i guess means he can go to the next debate. host: mayor michael bloomberg is waiting in the wings spending money, a campaign staff of over 1000 putting it into those big .6 states for super tuesday guest: this has never happened before, right, a candidate with that much money sitting out of the ear

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the presiding officer: without ing officer: the senator from utah. mr. romney: thank you, mr. president. the constitution is at the foundation of our republic success and we each strive not to lose sight of our promise to defend it. the constitution established the vehicle of impeachment that is occupied both houses of our congress these many days. we have labored to faithfully execute our responsibilities to it. we have arrived at different judgments, but i hope we respect each other's good faith. the allegations made in the articles of impeachment are very serious. as a senator juror, i swore an oath before god to exercise impartial justice. i am profoundly religious. my faith is at the heart of who i am. i take an oath before god as enormously consequential. i knew from the outset that being tasked with judging the president, the leader of my own party, would be the most difficult decision i have ever faced. i was not wrong. the house managers presented evidence supporting their case and the white house counsel disputed that case. in addition, the president's team presented

through the intervening years --ing where harry truman independence missouri has continued to be homeo him. it is now called the summer white house. harry s ferment is fundamentally -- harry s truman is fundamentally an average american. not rich, but not poor. a hard worker and very much a family man. areas in the backyard lawn of his summer white house of independence. the family is equally unpretentious and american. to the president the first lady of the land is known as sarah. they are bound by a fighting devotion. mary margaret is their only child. her mother well past 90 years of age, to whom he is extremely devoted. the family farm where harry spent his boyhood, she taught him to be fair and honest. both things the president has never forgotten. in spite of the heavy weight of her many years, she is surprisingly active. she still never loses an opportunity of giving mother's advice. the president has never lost interest in the family farm land which he still retains. the president's mother says, harry could plow greater than any other boy in the county. harry was a farmer when

[cheers and applause] senator sanders: i'm asking you and ing out your friends your co-workers and yourhbors so we can have the largest voter turnout in the istory of the south carolina primary. [cheers and applause] senator sanders: and if your riends don't want to come out and vote, tell them you're tired their complaining. you're tired of hearing them about low wages, igh cost of rent, or the fact that they are $50,000 in debt, hearing about the fact that the government is doing too climate change, tired of hearing them talk about all he racism and the sexism, the homophobia. that -- we are not in the mood for complaining. we are now in the mood for action. cheers [cheers and applause] senator sanders: and that's what we are about. we are not just a campaign. movement! [cheers and applause] senator sanders: trump wants to divide us up. bringing people together. lack and white and latino, native american, asian american. gay and straight. e are sick and tired of an economy and government that orks for wealthy campaign contributors. we're tired of three people the g more wealth than bo

i think we will see the fed act ing. this is a very dovish federal reserve. tom: come they get there, can they get out three weeks? carsten: at the moment, i would say yes. i think we have still seen a dramatic tightening of financial conditions. but i think we have not seen the tightening in credit markets that they are particularly sensitive to. i suspect we will see action on on balance at the moment, i expect that to be the normal timetable. federal banks will act. governments will act. we are seeing from asia, fiscal packages coming out. we have a package in the u.k. in the next few weeks. i am certain will see fiscal action in the u.k. in response to the violence. the issue is that -- response to the virus. the issue is that permits will be limited in what they can do. to.ng demonstrate that you have a grip at the same time, if you look at the playbook that em governments have, there is a lot of public information on how governments will respond to a widespread pandemic. we will not see in most em countries attempts to close down activity. we may see so

monday, 1,031 points, tuesday 879 points cut, wednesday people thought well maybe we're bottom ing out only a loss of 123 , yesterday the largest point drop in history for the dow, a loss of 1,190. now we've got as i said, fed chair jerome powell promising to appropriately use tools to support the economy but will monetary easing help stem the publics fear of going out i'd? i don't think if the borrowing becomes cheaper and getting loans becomes cheaper does that make any difference whether you go into a crowded theatre? how would a fed rate cut help the overall economy if the coronavirus crisis worsens? bring in our traders right now, john gagliardi, give me your thoughts? >> i've been talking to clients and i have clients sitting in cash for years, and they've all been saying the same thing, if there was just a pullback, if we could just get a pullback i could get interested in markets again and here we are. this is it so i have to ask all my clients, what's your number? what's the number that gets you in? is it 2,900 which we saw today? is it 28, 27, at what point do you say the mar

solemnly swear that in pertained to ing the impeachment of donald john will do w pending, you im -- impartial justice as far as -- >> senate will convene of the of impeachment. >> we've seen a dissent into constitutional matters. basis n, we think the upon which this has moved forward is irregular, to say the least. john trump, president of the united states, is not second s charged in the article of impeachment. >> for the third time in u.s. istory, a president has been impeached and acquitted. from the house hearings to the has e trial, c-span provided live comprehensive overage of the impeachment of president trump. you can find all of our video and related resources at c-span.org/impeachment. c-span, your place for unfiltered coverage of congress. >> monday, president trump holds a campaign rally in manchester, 7:00 p.m. re, at eastern. watch our campaign 2020 coverage c-span3, c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. ntinues. >> -- member ofey davis, a the administration committee, the ranking members to talk about election security. good morning. how much more prepared are