is here along with janet henry from hsbc. janet, coming to you first.sia. it was interesting that the market seems to be focusing not on the gdp number which was in line but on the industrial production data for the fourth quarter which may be shows some rebounds. are we clutching at straws? janet: the december data was certainly better. also what was good for december was investment. manufacturing investment which we have been waiting for for a long time. i think the market is taking the right view. they may be in danger of getting overexcited is thinking this is the beginning of a typical v-shaped recovery in china. we also get an end of year rebound. a pre-chinese new year advance sales. it could be we get some filtering of the data. the general bottoming out story is still in place. matt: greg, let me come to you or do have the bottoming out inpled with less uncertainty terms of the u.s.-china trade war, central-bank activity, what do you think about the market? gregory: last year was very much hats -- i had my investor on so it was about buying and

janet: las turistas embarazadas son el nuevo blanco del gobierno de donald trump.icamente digan que vienen con el propÓsito de dar a luz para obtener el beneficio de la ciudadanÍa para sus hijos. los funcionarios consulares tendrÁn la obligaciÓn de hacer preguntas sobre la intenciÓn de las embarazadas. aunque la mujer no lo admita, si el oficial sospecha que viene en busca de la ciudadanÍa, tambiÉn podrÁ negar la visa. >> tienen discreciÓn para hacer todas estas preguntas y estoy seguro que la van a utilizar ahora, esperemos que no llegue al abuso de poder. janet: el presidente donald trump ha criticado el actual derecho condicional a la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento y al turismo de parto, como se le conoce a la induce millonaria de mujeres extranjeras que buscan la ciudadanÍa estadounidense para sus hijos. miles de niÑos nacen en este paÍs de madres con visas de turistas. el gobierno dice que te cambio necesario para reforzar la seguridad pÚblica, la seguridad nacional, y la integridad de nuestro sistema de migraciÓn . pero fuerte del departamento estado no pudieron e

janet: we expect the bank of england to be on hold. wanted to cut interest rates. , going into week the year was week because of the election uncertainty, but data shows after the election results activity was rebounding. december starting to recover, and january, that is significant. the momentum of the u.k. economy is improving, and the labor market is solid. weak, but i think when global central banks stay the bank ofr, england is trying to do the reverse. they will wait and see, so we expect them to be on hold. matt: is the bank of england rethinking things as the ecb does as well? ecb is primarily trying to achieve inflation been keptnflation has at half the target rate for the eurozone. inflation is low at the moment, but i do not think it is a structural problem as it leads to strategy review. there may be issues that need to be reviewed, for interest the impact of low interest rates on the economy. anna: let me show you this andt, this is confidence some of the rebound you are talking about with improving data. optimism is the

janet rodrÍguez no tiene las razones de su retiro.l tejano de 45 aÑos fue uno de los primeros en anunciar su candidatura en este ciclo electoral. en un foro de univisiÓn en noviembre asegurÓ que no dejarÍa la contienda y seguiría luchando aunque durante casi un aÑo de contienda el ex secretario del departamento de vivienda y desarrollo urbano nunca logrÓ despuntar. su plataforma la usÓ para darle voz a las minorÍas y marginados. >> Él se convirtiÓ en la conciencia en la contienda presidencialporque Él abordaba temas que muchos candidatos a la presidencia nunca llegan a discutir. >> querÍa que no fuera un crimen cruzar la frontera ilegalmente. y buscaba erradicar el nacionalismo blanco en este paÍs, pero a pesar de su mensaje de inclusiÓn el exalcalde de san antonio no pudo llegar a alcanzar altos niveles de popularidad, razÓn por la cual no fue incluido en los Últimos dos debates demÓcratas. >> en 2016 fue considerado para la posiciÓn de vicepresidente por la campaÑa de la candidata hillary clinton. en esta oportunidad segÚn los anali

janet: la cÁmara aprobÓ dos cargos en contra de hace casi un mes.investigar a su rival polÍtico joe biden y a su hijo hunter. pero la lÍder nancy pelosi no habÍa enviado los cargos al senado, en un intento por el que el miden el lÍder de la mayorÍa abrieron la investigaciÓn contra el presidente. >> el caso es sÓlido, no tenemos por quÉ reabrir la investigaciÓn.si no es un buen caso, los janet: acusa a nancy pelosi de no darle la urgencia necesaria al proceso. el juicio en el senado comenzarÍa inmediatamente. lo que queda por decidir es si se permitirÁn testigos adicionales. >> eso es lo que quieren los demÓcratas. janet: varios senadores republicanos tambiÉn, un voto para decidir si habrÁ testigos o no se realizarÍa una vez comenzado el juicio. el exasesor de seguridad nacional john bolton dice que testificarÍa. pero la casa blanca amenaza con bloquear ese y otros testimonios a travÉs del privilegio presidencial. el presidente trump dice que se deben desestimar los cargos y cancelar el juicio, pero el dÍa reservado declarÓ que el proceso proc se pre

janet: declarÓ el presidente.e planeado viajar a suiza para un foro econÓmico. entretanto, la oficina de responsabilidad el gobierno, brazo investigativo del congreso, declara que el presidente violÓ la ley al retener ayuda militar a ucrania, hasta que el paÍs le hiciera un favor polÍtico al investigar a los bidens. >> esta revelaciÓn refuerza nuestra presiÓn para que se permitan testigos y documentos en el juicio. janet: dijo el 10 de la minorÍa en el senado. muchos republicanos estÁn opuestos a que se presente nueva evidencia. la casa blanca desestimÓ los hallazgos del reporte.idente serÁ exonerado. paola: vamos a una pausa. investiga la muerte de un hombre en una balacera, en san josÉ. es el primer homicidio del aÑo. ramÓn: un joven de 14 aÑos fue arrestado cerca de la frontera con mÉxico. llevaba docenas de paquetes de metanfetamina. paola: si piensa ir al parque yosemite este fin de semana se reportan casos de personas infectadas con un virus. cuando se trata de seguro médico, todos necesitamos a alguien de n

janet rodrÍguez tiene mÁs.nado rechazÓ una tras otras las enmiendas propuestas por los demÓcratas. estos pedÍan aprobar citaciones legales para obtener documentos de varias agencias, y obligar el testimonio de ciertos asesores del presidente. >> nadie estÁ encima de la ley, nadie. [habla en inglÉs] janet: se tienen que aprobar las enmiendas ahora o nunca, insistÍan los fiscales dicen que empezar, no podrÁ hacerse. en esta primera sesiÓn maratÓnica, los abogados de y ente denunciaron las solicitudes de los demÓcratas. argumentaron que trump no he hecho nada incorrecto. este procedimiento no tiene nada de juicio justo, argumentaron. a pesar de las prolongadas discusiones, no habrÁ votaciÓn para permitir o negar testimonios evidencias adicionales, hasta despuÉs de los argumentos iniciales. al mediodÍa, el líder del senado mitch mcconnell tuvo que cambiar las reglas a regaÑadientes y a mano. en este documento que detalla las reglas escribiÓ que permitirÍa que las 24 horas de argumentos iniciales se dividan en tres

janet: miles marcharon a lo largo de la avenida constituciÓn en contra del aborto, muchos viajaron deento. asÍ que yo creo que todo lo que digas importante. janet: en la primera vez que un presidente de turno participa de la marcha en los 47 aÑos de existencia en el evento. dijo que fue un verdadero placer estar presente y defender el derecho a la vida. el presidente hablÓ de la importancia de los jÓvenes el futuro del movimiento anti aborto. criticÓ a los demócratas por lo que dicen, son sus polÍticas radicales. el presidente no siempre ha apoyado en esta causa, hace dos dÉcadas decÍa que apoyaba el derecho a escoger en todos los tÉrminos. para donald trump se representa un numeroso grupo de votantes a los que no puede descuidar. no todos venÍan a ver al presidente, yo dicen que las posturas de donald trump en contra de los migrantes es imperdonable. >> su forma de actual no nos parece correcto. pero, en cierta forma tiene algo bueno y algo malo. reportera: los manifestantes pidieron que se ponga fin al derecho al aborto y prometieron seguir luchando y votando por candidatos que los

janet good to see you so why all these weddings getting more leverage now than they were a decade or so ago or decades ago. right so in the guardian context. first of all i think is the influx of social media i have brides that come in with part of inspirations from lebanese where didn't an australian weddings etc. and which i've naturally loved you know so we have been to replicate those sorts of where didn't hear as well as this one forgets the spending part of. it has increased. of course the. more refined it. right and i wondered i mean when you put together an event like this essentially when most of the costs. right so i mean like events have evolved so much i work in a family business my mom started this business about 30 years ago and she talks about how much events have evolved you know back in the day it was so easy to produce and events you know it was nothing like. that but d.c. there's so many elements that go into producing and events to produce one event you need like a team of professionals. but. why yeah but specifically for the weddings i wonder what which other thi

facing couples across the continent not just in south africa and to get more on this i'm joined by janet del awaiting panel with the main event company. janet gets it good to see you so why all these weddings getting more leftish now than they were a decade or so ago on take. right so in the gun context. first of all i think is the influx of social media i have bright eyes that come in with part of inspirations from lebanese where didn't an australian weddings etc. and naturally love it you know so we haven't to replicate those sorts of where didn't hear as well as this one forgets the spending part of. it has increased. of course the. more refined. and i wanted i mean when you put together an event like this essentially when most of the costs. right so i mean like events have evolved so much i work in a family business my mom started this business of artists years ago and she talks about how much events have evolved you know back in the day it was so easy to produce and events you do it's nothing like. that but these days there's so many elements that go into producing and even to produ

. >> janet? >> janet, ok, apologies. go ahead. >> janet in your, maine. ork, maine. i was knocking doors. the first doors -- veteran, father was in guadalcanal. he had his marine flag upside down. he was crying that the country was in distress. he was talking about certain things happening in his personal life. and he also said look at this ground. it's january. there's no snow here. this guyte, i mean, said i'm 69 years old. the country is in distress. as voted for reagan. i voted for reagan. i was always a republican. i'm voting for bernie. the country is in distress. thank you for your attention. >> ok, janet. deborah, a republican, you're next. >> i'm proud to say i'm from the state of missouri and i believe in show me. and our president, donald trump, has showed me that he can get the things done that we need, even with all of this comey, all, mueller, of the others. i am not for bernie, not a socialist. my grandmother fought against -- and was in france, taking care of men that had been slaughtered stalinistic people, so i do not that in our country. hatred, ye

janet mui is still with us.think, just apple here, but we see tech shares really taking off. this is apple. it has come up through some trend lines that hillary put on the screen. is it getting out of control? guest: i don't think so. first of all, the valuations may seem high, but what we are seeing is nowhere near the valuations back in 2000 during the dot com bubble. the valuations are justified because of the superior possibility of the sector and some of the huge cash flows from these companies, like apple. this low interest rate environment, investors continue to chase growth stocks. they will's to have potential to perform. we like this sector because we and theth liquidity world we are in, we think investors will continue to pour cash into these innovative companies. anna: let me break into the conversation briefly to mention a rent headline across the bloomberg. on a denies a report shanghai-london connection. we have reports there had been a temporary halt put on the shanghai-london stock. now we get a

janet rodrÍguez, univisiÓn.nque continÚan advirtiendo que su venganza por la muerte del general qasem soleimani no ha terminado. catalina gÓmez estÁ desde teherán con lo Último. adelante. ilia, buenas tardes. esto lo estÁ liderando el secretario que maneja la aviaciÓn civil. el habló esta noche y ha dicho que es ilÓgico e imposible que misil haya derribado este aviÓn. ellos dicen que ivÁn tiene todo el recorrido y la informaciÓn que muestra cÓmo este avión iba con un problema tÉcnico y empieza a devolverse cuando cae, asÍ que ellos niegan totalmente esa informaciÓn. de hecho, la prensa iranÍ estÁ diciendo que esta es una campaÑa de desinformaciÓn en contra de irÁn liderada por medios enemigos de ellos empezando por los medios en persa que vienen desde el extranjero. esto tambiÉn llega en un momento en el qos dicen que la caja negra si la van a entregar. aceptan que tienen problemas y dicen que eventualmente necesitarÍan ayuda de otros paÍses para poder llegar a esta informaciÓn y tambiÉn dicen que ellos si invit

nos conectamos con janet.an pregunta de los demÓcratas en el congresoes cual serÁ el prÓximo paso del presidente trump en irÁn. ya regreso a washington esta maÑana. tweeteÓ que era no tendrÁ armas nucleares y sigue amenazando con atacar los sitios culturales de ese paílÍd pero que el congreso dice que no permitirÁn que el presidente actuÉ unilateralmente. en cuanto a irÁn, la lÍder demÓcrata nancy pelosi ha sometido una resoluciÓn que se votarÁ esta semana para tratar de evitar los poderes del presidente de tratar de declarar una guerra unilateralmente. ellos quieren que el presidente pase por el congreso y sea aprobada cualquier acciÓn que sea tomada contra irak. porque se hizo ahora y cuÁl era esa amenaza inminente que el departamento deestado y el secretario de estado paÍs pompeo sigue diciendo que habÍa en contra de estados unidos. mike pompeo defendiendo la acciÓn de la administración de atacar y matar al lÍder militar. allÁ en teherán, irÁn, hoy millones a lanzar una las calles en ico para el venerado lÍ

i'm hoping the democratic party goes down in flames. >> janet, i think she meant republican at the endi was confused by that. everything anything will change janet's mind. >> back to the book, he put this into perspective in those key states including ohio 35 counties in ohio along the nation's premier presidential bellwether. >> absolutely. those voters were voters that voted for change. it's as simple as that. what i find is really interesting among the obama /trump vote is that they like president obama personally. they like the way his aspirational speeches and his family and how he conducted himself but they didn't like his policies. all you have to do is look at all those counties that what happened in 2010 and 2014 midterms is the flip with donald trump. they don't really like him that mu. he is not someone they would invite to dinner because they believe his personality on twitter is his personality on real life but they do like his policies and they do like how it impacts their communities. a lot of copeople thought the selection was about anger and individualism. it wasn't. i

janet yellen and mario draghi are warning the u.s. and eu of daunting economic challenges, and policymakers cannot cope alone. yousef: japan's justice minister says carlos ghosn left the country by illegal means. theformal nice -- former nissan boss is expected to give a press conference this wednesday. ♪ yousef: it is 8:00 a.m. across the emirates. this is bloomberg markets middle east. are talking about those geopolitical jitters currently running through markets, so let's take a look at where gold is trading this morning. gold trading at the highest level in about six years, with goldman sachs suggesting that shiny metal will be a better hedge against geopolitical risk than crude oil. goldman sticking to its forecast for $1600 announced, but with risk for prices to the upside. gold building off of what was a stellar year, up something like 18% in 2019. that is the biggest annual jump in over a decade. changes the dollar, the dollar also strengthening off the back of that safe haven appetite. yousef: crude oil is extending its surge

janet smart, thank you veryry mh for being with us on "france 24." jajanet: thahank you. bryan: access to britain'sicich fifishing waters couould be an especiciallyrickyy matteter in those u u.k.-e.u.u. trade t tal. taking baccocontrol ofof bririts territoriaial waters was one of ththe key demands of the brerex campaign ovever fears t that nanational s sovereignty was be eroded. the e.e.u. may hit l london whet hurts s by dananding a fisherie accord in exchanange for giving the u.u.k.'s banking sector accs to the european market. >> this is the latest brexit battleground. if london wants its banks to retain access to the market, the e.u. wants access to british fisheries. u.k. fishermen say they've been getting the short end of f the stick for years a as e.u. vesse take about sixix times more fis from u.k. waters than the british do from e.u. waters. many fishermen had hopes brexit would change things. >> there is underlying threat that we can decide once again in order to give the u.k. a better trade d deal. >> economically u.k. fishing accounts for less than .01% of u.k

he next called this woman, janet moore, the woman who came forward immediately following tom's guilty reason he was ultimately granted a new trial. >> i do. >> okay. >> moore said she was driving past the foley house right around the time dar had been murdered. >> as i approached this white car come racing out forward and if i hadn't of braked, i would have hit him. >> janet moore said she got a good look at the driver. >> it was a young 18 to 20-year-old kid, had real black hair and his face was real white and he was clutching the wheel just like this. and i thought, he's crazy. he's going to kill somebody. >> why didn't you call the police? >> i didn't because i was afraid. >> but when janet moore learned about tom foley's guilty verdict, she said she could no longer keep her silence. >> god forgive me and i truly mean that in my heart that i didn't come forward sooner. if i hadn't been so darn scared. >> what followed was a succession of other witnesses, each claiming they, too, saw mysterious cars either on or leaving the heath bar farm right around the time of the murder. >> i ca

criminal defense attorney janet johnson with us now. janet, so good to have you with us. big news this week is the fact that the jury has been set, seven men, five women. i want to show one of the headlines this morning, though, regarding that jury. there have been a lot of questions and drama around who was chosen. this from "the new york times" talks about the headlines of only two white women being on that jury. that stood out is there are five women on the jury. what is the significance of calling out the fact that there are white women? women of all color can certainly relate to this issue. >> right. good morning. the prosecutors objected to striking at white women on the defense. both sides agree those are the crucial jurors that the prosecution wants and the defense does not want. i assume that they're saying because the victims in this case are white women, they think that white women will relate better. i'm not sure that pans out. you know, jury selection, you try to guess who's going to be the best juror for your theory of the case. but sometimes there's a theor

when i met janet her husband was impressed. try to explain later. i don't know why they let this into gold. she never asked anything about me much less my political. life let me get a little bit because i was going to give him up till he gets this. but he wasn't the same woman only if they met when i think small pieces they are going to do you may call him miss. me all and know it will she bottom of your family blood a sugar glider shot but not because of the gamma stuff to be left out give these and the not us. them honest that of the gentleman i want to be if you could get me scott that's going to show. janet introduced me to duff me the mother of this list another high ranking gold medal member but he was also in jail stuff me had a lot to tell me about but she was a submarine engineer and when she was a hospital director and when she was an active socialist and a doctor to get her i was surprised when she showed me a picture of herself with a daughter oh shit about. your political news you know. it's the men. get their way better. to keep. in mi

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janet shamlian with new clues sonight.> that's not a plane. >> reporter: for the last week, michelle eckhoff has spotted a le e-flying, nighttime mystery above her rural northern colorado home, drones, sometimes a dozen or more with wingspans six feet wide. >> the sky is lit up with christmas lights basically. there's lights and things flying all over. li reporter: sheriff's departments across the border area of three states have been flooded with similar reports since mid-december. >> i think whomever is .esponsible for it will probably have a little bit of answering to do to the general public. >> reporter: the military and tcal companies have denied epsponsibility. >> there is one hovering over here. o reporter: we waited with eckhoff until the sun went down and the skies lit up. >> it has been dark for about a half hour, and we are seeing drones all over the sky. they appear as little twinkling lights. sometimes it's just one, but in ther cases we've seen clusters w six or more. tenight there are still more questions t

janet varney about how the event first got started, and it's grown in popularity.>>it's amazing group of people who wanted to come to san francisco to perform because we have the virtue of being in san francisco is your most beautiful cities in the world. so you have people who can make a quick jaunt up from la where people who love coming to the west coast from new york that's kind of you know where the majority of calm the is happening right. there's lots of stuff throughout the night states and then you have these amazing audiences will just keep coming back year after year so the word of mouth happens not just with the audience is that what the performer. >>and to catch the rest of that interview you can download the kron on app live local news streaming commercial free 24 7. we'll take a live look outside on this sunday evening, beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge looks pretty dry out there right now that could change though later on this week for a better timing of the next storm that's headed to the bay area will check in now with our meteorologist mabr

mean be dora no one honest don't join us don't you know him and i did most on a hat like an ingenue janet women then the thoughts and my what. of the need to found my heart and will definitely be lame going to jail daughter rosie would highly if you need let's talk about another original pair and that's turkey it's emergence on the libyan scene undoubtably changed the dynamics of the conflict especially since your government and signed several bilateral deals not least the mutual defense agreements between you and turkey sent military support to tripoli why did you turn to turkey for protection. oh in the national when you are locked up in of into there would be an awkward subject i laughed at that he. was going to get in and what i did nor. does and what do you a condom with a dial and you ask if he. had been 100 and they would you know how deep dark a dime more market him to hold me to do fucking with any donna more than i did her coma for heading in with a cut the found of them. so my view about them is to believe darwin and the i am. that have what happened is that i show you that joh

"you, janet, take me, joe, forever and ever." "my name is not janet."ay, i worked on these vows. would you please just give me a moment here." look, it's no secret. it's no secret that no problem has figured out how to broker peace between israel and the palestinians. but trump said this time would be different, because he said this time the plan was created by jared kushner, senior presidential adviser and participation trophy husband. ( laughter ) and according to jared, it's the greatest deal of all time. >> what we saw yesterday was israel take a giant step towards peace, and it was an accomplishment that only president trump could have delivered on. if you look at the original proposal, the arab peace initiative. that was an eight-line proposal. it was a god-faith proposal. past proposals have been two to three pages. this is an over-80-page proposal with a map, never been done before. >> trevor: yeah, that's right. this plan had the one thing all previous plans lacked, lots of paper. ( laughter ) kushner is like, "i spent two hours at kinko's, so,

janet: un senador republicano no pudo asistir por una emergencia familiar, pero se espera que jure eldente de la corte suprema presidirÁ el juicio. tambiÉn prometiÓ imparcialidad, tambiÉn se presentaron los siete legisladores demÓcratas que lÍderaran el juicio. mientras asersonas manifestaban muchos se hicieron arrestar. el martes nuestra el presidente de los estados unidos, sus asesores dicen que donald trump tiene planeado llegar a suiza para un foro econÓmico. en este reporte declara que el presidente violÓ la ley al retener ayuda militar a australia. >> muchos republicanos estÁn opuestos a que se presente nueva evidencia. la casa blanca insiste en que el presidente serÁ exonerado. jorge: por los andes comenzarÁ el juicio, un ex socio del grupo de giuliani hizo declaraciones explosivas, el empresario dijo que donald trump estaba al tanto de lo Él hacÍa siempre. cronista: el presidente donald trump dice que parnass estÁ mintiendo y que no lo conoce, por su parte este digo que cada vez que donald trump vio que no lo conoce, Éste sacarÁ una foto con ellos juntos. ambos fueron a ucrani

there has not been an attorney general as independent as janet reno since janet reno, but this case was referred to the justice department, what president trump was doing allegedly with ukraine. and the justice department under bill barr, who is very loyal to donald trump decided nothing to see here. so that left the house of representatives to investigate this, and you're an investigatory counsel, that leaves us in a situation where it is not as clear or cut as what we had during watergate or what we had during clinton because basically the arm of the executive branch of government that was supposed to look into this decided not to. >> all right, jake, we were joking, abby and i was a 27-year-old committee counsel when the clinton impeachment happened, i was on the government reform and oversight committee. so it's deja vu only i'm a lot older. i think to your point, remember what nancy pelosi said, i keep going back to but for nancy pelosi, but for her we wouldn't be here, and history's going to judge her, i think, well, because 100 years from now, whatever happens in this moment had

not only janet yellen.f wealth inequality was the banner topic for the 1998 kansas city-jackson hole fed symposium. totally appropriate for president kashkari to devote resources for understanding problems of inequality and even education. some see this as mission creep. i am not one of those critics. if the fed or banks think they should put research around issues that are adjacent to or even indirectly connected with on a tory policy and stability, more power to them. but the press in minnesota is publicly calling this amendment and identifying it with neel kashkari and the federal reserve. whendo you have a problem we heard people like fed chairman bernanke talk about the need for fiscal consolidation? some things that were extremely high politicized, whether we would have to cut medicare down the road. you never really hear much they weigh into these divisive political questions like fiscal policy. does that ever in your view cheap the independence and technocracy of the federal reserve? peter: i think

janet: el juicio contra el presidente donald trump comenzarÁ el prÓximo martes, el lÍder del senado dicepuede considerar las evidencias y decir el mejor resultado para la naciÓn. cronista: espera que el juicio dure por al menos 2 semanas, el presidente de la suprema. >> pensamos que para que sea un juicio honesto y transparente debe tener ciertos testigos. cronista: una vez que se establezcan las reglas del juicio, el senado se someterÁ a un voto para indicar si se someterÁn a más testigos. mientras que por su parte, el presidente dice que todo esto se trata de una farsa. la casa blanca volviÓ a durar este proceso como un fraude, dice que el nombramiento de los verticales no significa nada porque aquÍ estÁn convencidos del presidente serÁ exonerado. >> los abogados que se desestime los cargo, pero creo que todos tenemos el deseo de escuchar la defensa del presidente. cronista: al senado ya le cae una lluvia de crÍticas por querer restringir el acceso a la prensa. en la casa blanca, jeanette rodrÍguez. nidia: vamos a pasar a mÉxico con jorge ramos quien asistiÓ a la rueda de prensa de aml

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. >> janet shamlian reporting from colorado. >>> president trump's order to assassinate iran's top general has put forces around the world. 3,000 additional troops have been ordered to the middle east to protect against possible revenge attacks. overseas deployments can be tough on the family members left behind. chip reid spoke to two army wives whose husbands have been sent to the region on short notice. he's got the story from ft. bragg, north carolina. >> reporter: when the president calls 911, the phone rings here at ft. bragg. for the soldiers of the 82nd airborne division, that means they have to be ready to go in 18 hours or less. for the families, that means a lot of stress and also a lot of pride from what they do for this country. just like that? >> yes. >> reporter: your life went from normal family life to? >> chaos. >> reporter: rachel hurdle and her husband were visiting her family in ohio when he got the call to head to the middle east. >> the previous two deployments were all planned. so we had time to get ready. this one threw us for a loop. >> reporter: hurdle is one of

janet shamlian tells us why. >> reporter: the production line at the iconic coors plant in golden, colorado bottles beer at a breakneck pace, turning out 25,000 cases each hour. but for coors and every domestic brewer, a sobering fact. consumption of traditional beer has dropped more than 4% in the last year. >> some of the reasons where we are seeing some of the declines within those traditional lagers are consumer trends around health and wellness, consumer trends around wanting a different and new experience. >> reporter: craft beers from small brewers are grabbing market share. so are products like hard seltzer, promising fewer carbs and lower calories to increasingly health conscious consumers. >> who brewers who work here are really scientists. >> reporter: those trends are forcing brewers to refocus and become less dependent on traditional beer sales. >> expanding beyond beer is a necessity for this country and other companies, it is not? >> consumers' tastes will continue to change. the question is how do you continue the adapt and how do you continue to meet those changing tastes w

said amanda justice for victims are sweeping abuses committed under the former dictator yeah jamey janet freight the country and 2017 after ruling it for 22 year is protest to say that he should be returned from exile to face justice. millions of hindus have died. that in northern india for a cleansing ritual in the ganges river as part of the mass celebration a month long festival attracts millions of believe this is what us tourists every. where in turkey the death toll has now risen to at least 29 people with nearly 1500 injured following a powerful earthquake in the east of the country quake struck near the town of. about 550 kilometers east of the capital ankara it was followed by dozens off the shocks some of them almost as strong as the initial quake itself and rescue teams are now searching for survivors trapped in collapsed buildings. the sun rooms to reveal a picture of devastation. exhausted rescue crews are still working their way through the rubble searching for survivors. rescuers have been battling the unfolding disaster all night pulling people from collapsed buildings. t

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janet sanz is barcelona's councillor of urbanism, and she wants to invert another traditional power structureity's most ambitious projects. it's called the superille, or superblock. in almost every city, cars take up more space than any other road user. the idea of the superblocks is to reclaim the streets for pedestrians or for cyclists, or even just for hanging out. the plan takes nine blocks and forms one big superblock, which are closed off from through traffic. 0nly cars that need access are allowed in, and the speed limit is reduced to ten kilometres an hour. parked cars have to go underground. so instead of busyjunctions, you have parks, picnic benches, and play areas. so far, barcelona has built six of these, but the plan is to extend it to over 500. the super blocks were designed by salvador rueda, but they have been implemented with gusto by this administration, who put theirfeminist philosophy of participation at the heart of it. seeing what a city like barcelona would look like if it was designed and built by women is still just a fantasy. we can never undo thousands of years of m

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