and that was the first time i learned about jane doe, was from him. >> reporter: jane doe. to gordon, there was a fifth victim. >> did she say where she was from? >> she said she was from compton. >> i feel a responsibility, because jane doe is not a missing person. she's -- she's an unknown. and i feel like if i don't look for her, who will? i know there is a family out there, wondering where she is. >> reporter: and so she looked. she combed through missing persons reports, she put up flyers, searched, prayed, and yes, bought another rosary. why is it so important to give jane doe a name? to you, personally. >> i -- i just think because she's so helpless. you're on the street, you're working as a prostitute and you run into steve gordon and franc cano and your last hours on this earth are horrific. and then they discard you like trash. >> reporter: trash. detective trapp is still haunted by trash. and that keeps bringing her mind back here. >> even though it is a landfill, i mean, it is quite peaceful when it's quiet. >> reporter: somewhere under here, in addition to kian

and that was the first time i learned about jane doe was from him. >> reporter: jane doe. according to gordon, there was a fifth victim. >> did she say where she was from? >> she said she was from compton. >> i feel a responsibility because jane doe is not a missing person. she's -- she's an unknown, and i feel like if i don't look for her, who will? i know there is a family out there wondering where she is. >> reporter: and so she looked. she combed through missing persons reports. she put up fliers, searched, prayed and, yes, bought another rosary. why is it so important to give jane doe a name to you, personally? >> i just think because she's helpless. you're on the street. you're working as a prostitute, and you run into steve gordon and frank cano, and your last hours on this earth are horrific. and then they discard you like trash. >> reporter: trash. detective trapp is still haunted by trash. that keeps bringing her mind back here. >> even though it is a landfill, i mean it is quite peaceful when it's quiet. >> reporter: somewhere under here, in addition to kianna,

and that was the first time i learned about jane doe, was from him. >> reporter: jane doe.ctim. >> did she say where she was from? >> she said she was from compton. >> i feel a responsibility, because jane doe is not a missing person. she's -- she's an unknown. and i feel like if i don't look for her, who will? i know there is a family out there, wondering where she is. >> reporter: and so she looked. she combed through missing persons reports, she put up flyers, searched, prayed, and yes, bought another rosary. why is it so important to give jane doe a name? to you, personally. >> i -- i just think because she's so helpless. you're on the street, you're working as a prostitute and you run into steve gordon and franc cano and your last hours on this earth are horrific. and then they discard you like trash. >> reporter: trash. detective trapp is still haunted by trash. and that keeps bringing her mind back here. >> even though it is a landfill, i mean, it is quite peaceful when it's quiet. >> reporter: somewhere under here, in addition to kianna, josephine, and martha, there

to see if there was a jane doe in the morgue. >> there was no jane doe. most people who disappear, they come back in a couple of days. >> if not, 24 hours, yes. >> is that what you thought was going to happen? >> i think we did. >> she was a detective with the police department. >> we had no unidentified bodies? >> you checked the e.r.? >> we checked everybody, everything. there was no sign. it was as if she had vanished. >> coming up -- >> when was the last time you saw lynsie. >> a week ago now. >> no, i don't think so. >> when "dateline" continues. only thermacare ultra pain relieving cream has 4 active ingredients to fight pain 4 different ways. get powerful relief today, with thermacare. of a lifetime. it's "progressive on ice." everything you love about car insurance -- the discounts... the rate comparisons... and flo in a boat. ♪ insurance adventure awaits at "progressive on ice." tickets not available now or ever. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any

jane doe said that she was assaulted by the driver.ver sexually assaulted or after a work celebration. the driver sped away with her is still in the car after her husband tried to check on my it took longer to get home. caroline without celebrity her birthday, her driver sexually assaulted her. >> he had his hand down my pants and he was going to rape me. he started talking about taking me to a hotel. i was freaking out. i cannot tell you how scared i was. >> reporter: the attorney who filed the lawsuit september on behalf of 14 women said that they were sexually assaulted or . the suit was held in san francisco, adding more women to the lawsuit. >> the bottom line is that lyft does not take safety of their passengers seriously. they never have. >> reporter: responding to the lawsuit, they released a statement saying the company has been relentless, working to build safety into every aspect of the service an

earlier this year, detectives decided to reopen the homicide case of jane doe number 40. her body was found in san francisco the same year. after collecting dna from the teen's family, detectives confirmed that the body found was judy gifford. police say that although the missing persons case is now closed, the homicide case remains open. >>> a shootout between a man and a punish trying to break into his home. coming up, the search for the intruder. >> why the golden gate bridge will not have a suicide barrier for at least two more years. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> police in oakland say they've seen an increase in robberies near the west oakland bart station. the darkness during the evening commute and the holiday season bring out thievethieves. the police department says it has stepped up patrols and officers are offering rides when possible. >> people dri

. >> reporter: in its marketing, lyft has touted its commitment to safety, but jane doe number two, one of 20 plaintiffs in today's complaint, says lyft was anything but safe. >> he assaults you. you fight back. >> yes. >> he drags you out of the car and drives off. >> i was holding on to the vehicle, and he slammed my wrist and dragged me with his car. >> reporter: jane roe number one, supported by her husband, says she was raped. >> next thing i knew the driver was on top of me. >> i went outside and was walking to the car when man jumped out of the back seat to the front and peeled out. as he was speeding off, i saw my wife in the backseat. >> reporter: when the police located the car, his wife was still in the backseat and the driver was arrested. in addition to seeking damages, the women and their lawyers are demanding lyft install cameras in all of their cars. in a statement, lyft says they have launched 15 new safety features this year, including background checks, but norah, eight of the victims say they were abused after those measures were implemented. >> o'donnell: incredibly

for 43 years she has been known as jane doe #40. she was recovered on the banks of lake merced she disappeared in 1976 when she was just 14 years old. her family reported her missing again two years ago local investigators worked with new jersey state police collecting dna from judy's and tranter 22. they say it was a photograph that helped crack the case. >> the necklace at the time she was wearing was an owl and a locket type thing and that was found on the body in san francisco. it was on the picture, her eighth-grade picture that ogee gifford gave us. her aunt is 86 and says she is relieved her body has been identified. officers are hoping that discovery will bring them once a close to defining her killer. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> police are looking for help to solve the murder of an east palo alto man. today march one year since he was killed and he was done down near beach and shore breeze in the middle of the night. police have no suspects but they do believe he knew his killer. there asking them w

the girl, named only as jane doe in the documents, has widely been identified by us media as singer aaliyahnd r kelly was 27. he denies wrongdoing. gunmen in baghdad have opened fire on anti—government protesters,and bystanders, killing at least 1a people, four of them policemen. dozens of people have been wounded. iraq has seen weeks of demonstrations, fuelled by anger at corruption — and interference by neighbouring iran. andy barlow reports. gunfire cracks through the air and in this footage important in chewing the moment the gunmen attacked. protesters police and bystanders killed in the shooting. armed men and pick up trucks fired volleys into the building that has been a centre point of the protests. it is the latest incident in months of violence that has claimed over 400 lives and left more than 17,000 injured demonstrations had been largely peaceful on friday as thousands continue to demand the government is dissolved. 0rdinary iraqis angered by high unemployment, dire public services and endemic corruption full we say to the government, leave and disband before it is too late. th

the girl is named only as jane doe in the documents, but has widely been identified by us media as singer r kelly was 27. the certificate, leaked at the time, listed her age as 18. michael do at school today? he completed his adoption and invited his classmates to court to watch! bit, but a call today across the board. —— cooler day. john lennon was shot at the entrance to the dakota building in new york. there has been a cloud standing here in individual, as the flowers been piling up. the 14th ceasefire of this war ended at the wars of the old city of dubrovnik. this warning, witnesses said, shows were landing every 20 seconds. people are celebrating the passing of the amount they hold responsible for hundreds of deaths under pressure and elsewhere people have been gathering to mourn his passing. an older marcos, the widow of the former president of the philippines, has gone on trial in manila. showers facing seven charges of tax evasion, estimated at £120 million. she pleaded not guilty. the prince and princess of wales are two separate. a statement from buckingham palace said the deci

the girl is named only as jane doe in the documents, but has widely been identified by us media as singerh. they got married when she was 15 and r kelly was 27. the certificate, leaked at the time, listed her age as 18. at least six people have been killed after gunmen ambushed a bus in north—eastern kenya. the somali islamist militant group al shabab says it carried out the attack. witnesses told the bbc that several armed fighters attacked the bus in wajir district as it was heading for the ethiopian border. more than a dozen people have been rescued in nairobi after the colla pse rescued in nairobi after the collapse of a building. it is feared more are still buried. a second deadly shooting has taken place at a us naval base in less than a week after a gunman opened fire killing three people. the shooter who has been identified as a member of the saudi air force was in the us for flight training. the gunman was shot dead by officers while several other people were injured. investigators are looking to see if the shooting was terror—related. the attack comes two days after a us sailor

young girls started nearly 35 years ago the last day was filed by 9 women who were identified as jane doe one through 9 and they say they were between the ages of 13 and 23 when they were sexually abused by epstein and his associates at least 6 of the women claimed they were raped by epstein and the timeline of the abuse dates back as far as 1985 and last up until 2007 the lawsuit claims epstein abused young girls in just about every location where he owned property including his homes in manhattan and palm beach his massive ranch in new mexico and of course his infamous island in the u.s. virgin islands now this lawsuit is also notable because it is one of the 1st and which we have seen epstein accused of targeting much younger girls past victims of said they were 16 or 17 and epstein learned the men with the promise of careers and modeling or dance but the latest lawsuit claims the victims were as young as 13 and 14 meaning they were children and were still in middle school now these women join more than a dozen who have fallen lawsuits against epstein's a state which is estimated to be

rockefeller iv did not want to meet jane doe number 5. didn't want anything to do with it.hose women and the pre-me too had to be invisible and could not be heard. and controlling the politics like that did help save bill clinton so democrats figure if they can control the politics this time around, they can actually scuddle trump.ha >> that is what they are hoping. and the hypocrisy where they are trying to control the rules. they think the rules play in their favor. they want to putwh everyone to the letter of the law, but when it does not work in their favor and preferred outcome, they want to completely throw it out and rip up and burn the u.s. constitution. that is their only control of their own concentration of power. so we can see this very clearly because in the house inquiry, they were not all about, hey, all the witnesses they denied the minority policy hearing and denied most of the witnesses that the republicans on the house wanted to testify. but now suddenly when they don't control the senate and they don't control the outcome, nancy pelosi saying, hey, we wi

. >>> a jane doe found murdered 43 years ago in san francisco has her true name restored this evening. the story of 14-year-old judy gifford has several missing chapters. her family stopped hearing from her in 1976. that year her body was found buried near the lake in san francisco. her half brother reported her missing so police had a possible name. but this year, detectives located an elderly aunt in new jersey. that aunt provided a cheek swab for dna match along with this photo and police were stunned to see that necklace judy is wearing matched the necklace found on her body in 1976. >>> commuters who rely on muni in san francisco are having a bad day. instead of using multicar trains they're using single car trains. our investigative unit first told you about a problem with the couplet system back in april. there's a lot of finger pointing over why it broke down again. >> obviously this is hugely disappointing. >> reporter: supervisor aaron pep kin oversees the authority. he was assured all the problems with doors and couplings had been resolved. >> we are back to square one. i w

for 43 years she has been known as jane doe #40 recovered along the banks of lake merced. she disappeared in 1976 when she was just 14 years old. her family reported her missing again two years ago. local investigators worked with new jersey state police collecting dna from judy's aunt ogee gifford. investigators say it was a photograph that helped crack the case. >> the necklace at the time that she was wearing an oval shape, it was an owl, lucky, typing. and that was found on the body in san francisco when they recovered her. it was in a picture, her eighth grade picture, that ogee gave us. >> her aunt is relieved her body has been identified and officers are hoping the discovery will bring them one step closer to finding her killer. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> in new zealand a military team recovered six bodies from the volcanic island that erupted . helicopters landed on white island today despite chances that it could erupt again. officials say there are two more bodies on the island. no word on where they are or when they can be recovered. >>

for 43 years she has been known as jane doe #40. she was recovered on the banks of merced. she disappeared in 1976 when she was just 14 years old. her family reported her missing again two years ago. local investigators worked with new jersey state police collecting dna from judy's aunt ogee gifford. investigators say there was a photograph that helped cracked the case. >> the necklace that she was wearing was an oval shape. it was an owl locket. and that was found on the body in san francisco when they recovered her. it was on a picture, her a great picture, that og k given us. her and is now 86 years old and says she found judy's body -- she is relieved that judy's body has been identified. officers are hoping that the discovery will bring them one step closer to finding her killer. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> right now police are looking for help to solve the murder of an east palo alto man. today marks one year since he was killed and he was done down near beach and shore breeze in the middle of the night. police have no suspects but they do bel

one woman identified as jane doe described how she fought back against her . >> i fought for my life punched and kicked the kicked him. while the vehicle was still moving. i got out of it alive because i fought back. after the fight, he tried to throw me from his vehicle. i fought for my life and slammed i fought for my life and he slammed my hand on the car door wall and drive. >> she is now fighting back against lyft and hopes that other people will not go through what she experience. for more on this lawsuit, i am joined now by attorney steve abney. thank you so much for being here. you alleged that they failed to protect sanders. explain how so. >> lyft is known for the misconception. they did not take active measures to protect the most vulnerable clients. you have women who are out drinking and doing the right thing, taking a safe drive home. the reality is that lyft does minimal projects for the drivers and has no accountability during a ride. no cameras in the cars which would you print prevent drivers to do something wrong. >> they think that lyft takes its duty to screen dr

a woman who appears as jane doe number two says her driver raped her. >> i fought for my life and punched and kicked the lyft driver while the vehicle was still moving. i got out of it alive because i fought back. after the rape and fight, the lyft driver tried throwing me from his vehicle. >> in a statement, a lyft spokesperson wrote what these women describe is something no one should ever have to endure, adding it's launched more than 15 new safety feature, including criminal background monitoring and in-app emergency assistance. >>> a dire warning from the cdc. throw away romaine lettuce from salinas. more than 100 people have gotten sick from the e. coli omaine le specifically just south of news salinas. more than half have been hospitalized in 23 states. we've been talking about this for a couple of weeks. it's still a warning here. so far no one has died. the cdc says if you're unsure where your lettuce comes from, simply throw it away. it's kind of nasty out there. >> it's going to get even worse. so i know everybody is kind of conditioned for this lately, but we are going to see

indictment accuses r kelly of scheming with others to pay for a fake id for someone identified only as jane doe994 a day later 27 year-old r kelly married the 15 year-old hot in a secret ceremony arranged by kelly at a hotel in chicago. the marriage was an old months later because of holmes age the brooklyn prosecutors had already charged r kelly with racketeering kidnapping forced labor and exploitation. the fallout from gabrielle union's controversial america's got talent exit continues. members of unions team are now scheduled to meet with representatives from nbc. the network is reportedly investigating allegations of a quote toxic and racially insensitive work environment on the show. it was recently announced that union along with fellow judge julianne hough would not be returning for the second season of america's got talent, the champions. several reports have surfaced detailing stories of workplace tension, including allegations, the union was told hairstyles were quote 2 black. >>up next 64 years ago today, rosa parks park the historic montgomery bus boycott, how local transit service

the very first person i interviewed was jane doe 1, who is listed in the complaint. her son was buried alive in a mine. they didn't even get his body back. we would talk for two sentences, she would break down crying, i would tear up and we were just trying to get through this. but she had to tell me the facts. when she ended, she said please help us, they are killing our children like dogs. that stuck with me. i came home and worked so hard, and then there's one kid who is john doe 4, he had his leg amputated because it got smashed in a wall collapse. and he's done. he's going to need people to care for him. there's no rehabilitation in the drc. liz: but can you really directly connect names like apple and tesla to these particular cobalt mines where they are abusing children and forcing this child labor? we did reach out to all of the names here, and we have gotten some statements. among them, dell. see, this is where it gets a little sketchy here. dell says you know, we are committed to sponsoring of these minerals, we have never knowingly sourced operations using

from judge wright he stated, i am not coaching the witness -- the witness is fully aware of miss jane does affidavit. mr. bennett used it an attempt to stop the questioning about missile linsky. he did not stop even though he knew it was false. later in the deposition he read that the president, the portion of the affidavit in which he denied having a sexual relationship. he asked the president of missile linsky statement was true and accurate. the president responded it is absolutely true. the grand jury testimony of monica lewinsky given under oath and following immunity, confirmed that the contest of revenue for affidavit were not true. the affidavit, she says under questioning, i have never had a sexual relationship with the president, is that true? her answer is, no, it is not true. when the president was asked how he could be backing off from the lewinsky testimony ended howimony to the grand jury, he could've lawfully sat silent in the deposition about his attorney making a false , the president said he was not paying a great deal of attention. he also said, i did not pay attention

after a warning from judge wright he stated, i'm not coaching the witness is fully aware of miss jane does affidavit. mr. bennett used it an attempt to stop the questioning about missile linsky. -- questioning miss lewinsky. he didn't stop even though he knew it was false. later in the deposition, he read that the president, the portion of the affidavit in which he denied having a sexual relationship. he asked the president of miss lewinsky's statement was true and accurate. the president responded it is absolutely true. the grand jury testimony of monica lewinsky given under oath and following immunity, confirmed that the contest of revenue for affidavit were not true. the affidavit, she says under questioning, i have never had a sexual relationship with the president, is that true? her answer is, no, it's not true. when president clinton was asked during his grand jury how he could be backing off from the lewinsky testimony ended testimony to the grand jury, how he could've lawfully sat silent in the deposition about his attorney making a false statement, the president first said he was

genocide recognition even though some of them like i think president obama seem to you jane you know we believe in if where does president trump stand on this while it is but i would like you know over the past particular over the past week there has been a lot of speculation about president trump's position particularly some media outlets the b.b.c. and others have reported as if president trump refuses to acknowledge the army and genocide. what has been what we know as far as the administration is concerned is that the administration has not changed its position and the position of the administration has been and it is reflected on every year in their april 24th statement has been that this is one of the greatest crimes off the 20th century more than a 1000000 a half army as have been killed all kinds of other words have been used however the term genocide has been avoided as you pointed to one of your articles day they have been a number of resolutions like these before but not of them actually reach the floor usually collapsing on depression from the white house the fact that the trump administration allowe

economy this continued migration out of california continues, jane >> it really does.here, certainly they're moving to your state and could drive up real estate prices. you're welcome but the big issue -- the concern for california is that we are, i'm sorry, the innovation capital of the country people come from all over the world to california to create. and if that becomes untenable for more and more people to then think i'm going to do that in ohio, no offense ohio but it's going to be harder to do that. >> i've seen prices go up in my hometown in oregon thank you for joining us >>> up next, where does the trade agenda lead in 2020? are the days of tariff headlines moving the market behind us? or will they ramp up as we approach the election? that's next. on business every 39 seconds. ouch. i don't even want to think about it. comcast business has a solution. we go beyond fast with a cloud-based security system that automatically updates, so you always have the latest protection. phishing. malware. risky sites. it can help block all of that. it's one less thing for

gets bring in jane she's joining us live from washington d.c. so what does this mean exactly patty and how serious is it. to tell you the truth not a whole lot basically it means that this gentleman and his family can no longer be allowed into the united states those you mentioned mohammed. he was already saying because of the murder of jamal khashoggi along with. more than a dozen others and those were the much more serious sanctions those could have included an asset freeze but so why now why are they doing this while the state department release that just came out said this is international human rights day so they picked 2 people he is one of them so the same sions against him not all that significant but what could be seen the significant is across the globe all of the people that the u.s. could have chosen they chose him it does send a message there's basically saying that they are still calling for saudi arabia to conduct a fair transparent trial of those involved this is not a story that people have been talking about in the u.s. the murder has reall

jane. this is after the bill. melissa does have the day off. the fox team member coverage help with jerry willis on the floor at the new york stock exchange. the newsroom is forest and christina has gone to washington. she's on the north one at the white house. we get to all of you would jerry on this record setting friday, the start with you. >> what a day and a week, what a month. so much better than last year this time. you are never what happened coming into this we had a major selloff, not this time. it is him melt up, not a meltdown. the now finishing up 70 points in the s&p 15 as you see the nasdaq on pace for its seventh straight record close for the week. the dow and s&p 500 nasdaq, up more than 1.2 percent. the kids just keep on coming and i'll have to tell you the traders down here tell me that if will continue for a while. they don't see any major selloffs in the last week of the year. not christmas week, not the week after that. i want to talk a little bit about alphabet here. ceo, awarded a 242 million-dollar pay package and this

. >> brendan, does it stop at some point? to jane'soint, when you are throwing all of the things to candidates, this is the list of boxes you need to check, is there a point where voters reach maximum capacity. >> to me this is about elect ability. i think it matters. the truth is a lot of the candidates have similar platforms and one big thing we know from polling is that the primary voters care about whether they are nominating someone that could beat donald trump and donald trump's -- is his personality. people in suburbs who don't like his personality so you need to be able to say i could go up and run again donald trump and i'm an electable person and people could like me along the way and i think that is why you're seeing this now. >> and it is interesting, phil, they're trying to make a contrast to brendan's point about the president isn't likeable but we are. but there is such a wide swath of the country and voters say it is not about whether i like the president, it is whether he can do what i want done and if donald trump is

jane. this is after the bill. melissa does have the day off.member coverage help with jerry willis on the floor at the new york stock exchange. the newsroom is forest and

. >> yang: to explain what campaign and what thdrawal's does to the race, i'm joined by chelsea janes of the "washington st." ks so much for joining u we began, the democrats began this campaign season with an historically diverse field of candidates. as things stand now, you'll have six candidates onhe stage, all of them white, four white males, two white women. what does that say about what's happening in this race? >> it is certainly striking, and today we've sen a lot of dandidates and pundits an people in that world take to twitter and itint that out. disappointing to a lot of people in these underrepresented groups that look to someone like kamala harris and said, you know, that's the first person the look like me who is going to have a ot at this. to have it whittle down as it has, i think one hand you have the most divee field inor hi and on the oth, it's not shaping up to remain that way. i think there's a lesson to be learned there, what it is is far it's really disapng to ai think lot of people in an increasingly diverse democratic electorate who hoped they ld see somebody

change in kashmir my guest this week here in london is jane fonda national vice president and one of the chief spokesman of the ruling v.j. feet how does he answer the charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir conflicts of. 60 minutes total shock. i think it's everything. i make a mistake. so much different culture between here and there challenging for everything. from the simplest of something that was worth it for me to come to germany. my license to work as a swimming instructor a long duration our 2 children 100 dogs just one of us toughest that's. what's your story take part cherish on info migrants dot net. make it does a spectacular job of lighting up our planet but when it comes to running out 24 hour a day cities manmade electric light is a must add a low cost and astronomical $100000000000.00 euros a year there are new types of lights and lasers.

does it go next? well, it is now under its 50-day moving average. there are other forces at work here. janenk is still with us. 1.30 at theat table. 2020? jane: it depends on trade talks. i think we saw in the election -- guy: i'm sorry, which trade talks? jane: the e.u.-u.k. trade talks. before the election there was a mistaken belief that johnson might get a majority, uncertainty would go away, and the pound would go up. but the reality is that exit uncertainty, fiscal uncertainty will be very much an element through 2020. we have different and diverging views. there is the view that you ate -- u.k. trade talks -- the messages we are getting from the u.k. and the e.u. are very different, and that means that there is the possibility we might get a no deal brexit at the end of 2020. that is perhaps a bit of a shock to investors who thought that we will get through and they thought that that meant there would be a brexit deal. but if it was a trade deal -- but the trade deal is still not certain. as the markets anticipate that there still could be a no deal brexit, that will weigh on confide

jane. the name of the long puppy mill cruelty back to the canine cruelly prevention act and it does remove the good deed breeding dog limit and some requirements of the living conditions of animals it is a constitutional process and when citizens decide they can do that the legislature should defer to the people how do you run a government when the voters go to the polls they will do is just ignore and that's the way things run and i have to think what is best for them as you know can swallow your pride and sit down and work out something or i'm going to take the high road and say no to everything we want all i know you have to do what's best for you. to. and very well can see you you're watching us inside. his community there are people who believe that it's ok to sell fractional food on my table it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask and as a parent. i can come up with lots of arguments there's a lot of conflict in the game between the 2 most of the conflict i would say over balls around money. is made. close one on each of those he knows each other is

how does that affect dollar call? jane: i think that is an interesting question.last year and they were the first bank to call for the fed to cut. despite what economic textbooks might tell you, we were calling for a strong dollar and both of those calls have worked out well. if you are talking about the fed cutting interest rates, talking about a weaker dollar, performance would say not necessarily. 2020, the ahead to fed will be cutting potentially into the second half of next year and i don't think the dollar will fall significantly. i still think you are looking at the dollar as being relatively strong. tom: the commercial interest of rabobank, i write that the united states imports, the disinflation and deflationary tendencies of slower global gdp. jane: you have got to think about the u.s. economy and the dollar in terms of its reach across the global economy. when you look at the val the developments of the global theomy, particularly of emerging age, india, china, how muchdollars they need, how savings they have, how much they are contributing to the savin

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position there are all religions all all jane you know all sexuality this bill is against it is against the federal structure it's a go it's the autonomy regent that does write this book this is such a big group it is my belief as the belief of many other people that this act is unconstitutional and against the court's. russia's renowned bolshoi theatre has been accused of being racially insensitive because it uses black face makeup in one of its performances the director of the theatre has rejected the criticism brought by us ballet dancer misty copeland. the belly love where there has been performed thousands of times in this production inversion the broad and the bolshoi theater will not get involved in such a discussion finding some sort of deep insult in this is simply ridiculous no one has ever complained to us or saw an act of disrespect. mr copeland african american bowler posted a picture of 2 teeny instances from the bolshoi in blackface makeup claiming this is the reality of the ballet world her post sparked why debate on social media then triggered many negative comments. well loved by into a 3 month tragedy set in india it has featured per

see new post on twitter concerns about somebody like jane fonda going out there and getting arrested time and time again. what kind of message does to people? before celebrities talk about politics, it's about me trying to talk about sports. and nobody takes it seriously. when it comes to robert de niro, so my husband and stepson last night started watching that movie on netflix, the irishman, and i was like i have to separate my politics from the entertainment that are like to watch, but i have to say, for this one in particular, i'm just not into it. i left. >> interesting, jesse, what is your take on this? are you cooking up what robert de niro is selling? >> jesse: no. >> i'm shocked. >> jesse: i was talking to your husband about this, he's a great actor but he plays the same character in every single role. he's playing the same character every time he does an interview. a trump hater. i think this is just political listen he for the irishman. his team knows it, his entourage thinks it is good because usually he is a blurring interview. and now he gets animated when he talks about how much he hates trump so they are going wit

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does get one. i want an expletive from jane fonda. have you seen jane fonda? not bad for 50.t yesterday abc news questioned bloomberg about these allegations. >> do you think you've made any mistakes in the way that you treated female employees at your company? >> i don't. not everybody is happy, but we have an enviable record of treating people the same in terms of compensation and promotions and authority. >> we have investigated the company for the last four years and the culture is such that women are not valued. in fact, they're objectified. >> reporter: attorney donna clancy filed three cases against them ongoing including sexual harassment and gender inequality and clancy says there's a reason why voters may have never heard of other allegations like these. it's because bloomberg's company agreed to financial settlements with nondisclosure agreements attached silencing the women complaining. >> they want to keep these ndas. they don't want anyone talking about it. >> reporter: now a company spokesperson denied allegations of a culture hostile to women and highlighted a

jane is 5 now. she's very focussed on the elf. we have to move him around at night, she says where does the elf go every night.nd my wife says he goes home to the north pole to tell santa what he saw. am s and she says how does he go all the way back there and then back here for morning. and then she said, am i supposed to believe everything? things are hard to believe. in washington tonight, they are decorating the halls of congress as we celebrate impeachment eve. tomorrow the house will vote to presumably impeach donald trump. if i worked at the white house, i would definitely call in sick tomorrow. i'd be like, oh, i feel something coming on. republicans continue to insist there's nothing illegal about the illegal things the president did. they're doubling down on conspiracy theories, distraction techniques. they're demanding to know the identity of joe biden's secret santa. it's gotten ridiculous. yesterday the house judiciary committee released a 658-page report detailing the president's misdeeds. you expect the american public to read a 650-page anything? we can't catch up on our tv shows. unless that r

university and all of that somewhere else overnight so it hurts us here it does spread out throughout the country. >> hard to believe, jane make a six-figure salary and still not get by in some parts of the country. >> it's true. >> thank you very much for that. >>> with the odds of security breaches increasing companies are hiring hackers to find vulnerabilities before cmilsrina can. the industry most at risk is coming up next demand has never been higher for what we do. creating compelling, engaging, and informative content and experiences. with this merger, viacomcbs will be one of the largest and most influential content creators in the world. i know we can deliver on the full potential of this amazing new company. when we were looking ihe wanted someone super quiet. yeah, and he wanted someone to help out with chores. so, we got jean-pierre. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with renters insurance. ♪ yeah, geico did make it easy to switch and save. ♪ oh no. there's a wall there now. that's too bad. visit geico.com and see how easy saving on renters insurance can be. no, it's not in my rec

guest: if he does not like the process, people have different views about it. host: let's take one last call. jane on theo independent line. caller: i have two questions. one is is the president not entitled to the bill of rights? the second question is you are just discussing that you cannot impeach a senator, but what is the remedy for them not being above the law and getting that straight? guest: there is a rule in the senate, and it applies to the house, that you can expel any member on a two thirds vote. the senate is the judge of its own members. the same in the house. i've been on the floor when we have expelled members of the house. so there is that remedy there. and sorry, i did not get your question. guest: i couldn't hear the first part. host: the first part was does the president have all the rights in the bill of rights when it comes to the impeachment process? -- thank you citizen, he has all the rights of the bill of rights. position, probably has more power than any of us, but the answer to the question is simply, yes. host: how long do you think the senate process will take? will