ahead of that, joe riches struggling to four 01’ that, joe riches struggling to four orfive.s slow push of milder, cloudier air coming for a while. we have this slow push of milder, cloudierair coming in from the north—west. that means temperatures should be rising notably in scotland and northern ireland, nine or 10 degrees. milder aircoming round, ireland, nine or 10 degrees. milder air coming round, another area ireland, nine or 10 degrees. milder air coming round, anotherarea of high pressure that is becoming established. temperatures on the rise. most places will be dry. this is the business briefing, i'm sally bundock. face—to—face talks get underway in beijing aimed at ending the bitter trade war between the world's two biggest economies, the us and china. and is the future of smartphones flexible? we will bring you a sneak preview of the folding phone expected to be first to market. and on the markets, as we start a new trading week, the only way is up in asia, as it follows the lead from wall street.

joe rich lost the toss. they are feeling first.t loss. serena williams has been knocked out of the austrian open quarterfinal. the seven time champion in melbourne west four match points before losing to carolyn pliskova in three sets. and the ireland fly—halfjohnny sexton will be fit for the start of the six nations. he has been out for a month with a knee problem. i will be back in the next 15 minutes. the victims' commissioner has warned that survivors of violent and sexual crime who apply for government compensation are being needlessly forced to relive details of the crimes against them. baroness newlove said people who claimed financial support, to help with their recovery were being "retraumatised." here's clive coleman. four pins there, which i had to have all wired up... in 2014, daniel murphy was the subject of a vicious unprovoked attack. his face was stamped on, snapping his jaw. he needed three metal plates and pins to be surgically implanted. under my chin was just completely black. but getting compensation from the c

to move to be done for poor people they say the president and he cares about the rich and also in france and explosions joe. two firefighters and a spanish citizen a gas leak is suspected of causing the blast in a bakery in paris emergency services treated dozens of injured people some of them from flying glass as the explosion blew out windows in the buildings south africa's ruling african national congress has launched its manifesto for elections in may durban was the city chosen to host the event it's in the province of. where support for the a.n.c. remains divided from me to miller explains why the south africa's president and leaders of the african national congress aim to shore up support. at the climax of a week of unofficial election campaigning. at the launch of the party's manifesto cyril ramaphosa continued to play out the idea of a new dawn for south africa today as the african national congress we launch our twenty nineteen election manifesto we do so and a crew showed a moment in the history of our nation after a period of uncertainty we have arrived at the moment. of oath and the promise of

joe figures it out for us. >> it is an embarrassment about four riches that few players possess.he ability to be good enough to play twrecent success storie deion sanders and bo jackson. as recently as this year's heisman trophy ceremony, tyler murray was not tipping his hand. >> i have always been a guy have many options, trying to keep them open as long as possible. >> even murray's representatives agree the option of him trying to play two sports is not an option. the off-season demands on an nfl quarterback required too much attention to be involved in another sport. so, let's look at the factors that may influence his decision, the nfl combine begins when spring training is in session, where murray is during that time will be significant. if and where murray is picked in the draft is important, but what nfl team will risk a high pick on someone who might play baseball. it is complicated when you have options. joe fonzi, kp -- ktvu, fox 2 news. >> pas do not receive compensation, they do not get a draft pick. >> i asked that question. >> i thought it was heather. >> i sort of

rich gotten rich and we haveeven the score. joeiden more moderate of some other democratic candidates sniffing around a white house run, he is of the opinion we have unfair tax code. "daily caller" editorial director vince coglianese. joe biden comments are not in your face as some of these others looking to launching campaigns to correct the disparity what they call disparity. elizabeth warren comes to mind but a help. of others who want to right that wrong. how popular is that do you think in the democratic party and whoever is nominated, joe biden, whomever, has to espouse that? >> no, they have absolutely to espouse that. they have to be aggressive and forceful for a bus hungry to go after president trump. they're offended they lost in the first place, with hillary clinton. they are looking to rally with a candidate that can take the gloves off, joe biden doesn't fit that. think back to 2015 he was hemming and hawing if he would run for president. finally he gives this speech. he announces he is not running. during the speech h

joe biden, this is adopted by the heavy weights. >> neil: that's why robin was worried. he's in that ultra rich category.f the things i find interesting, one alarming thing and the difference between the eisenhower years and kennedy years is that we have fewer and fewer people paying federal income taxes. half the american people don't pay program income taxes. that's not to despair them. but the fact of the matter is, as far as where we were back during the eisenhower years when the figure was close to 90%, we are not there. 90% of those paying in this country eligible tax filers, paying taxes of some sort of another to the federal government. we rely on fewer and fewer people. that's recipe for a problem. >> yeah. what americans need to recognize is that ultimately this is going to hurt the democratic party in the long run. they need to recognize these types of policies are not only unconstitutional but they are morally wrong and bad politics. policy groups need to take every opportunity and will to show just how extreme this democratic party leadership actually is and recognize that moving forward, th

candidate that can voice a message that is middle class, not rich people, they are middle and upper class people and that message may resonate with them, joee. there is turf for making an argument that the middle class is getting screwed. >> joe biden saying that he thinks he might be the best person to win, what is your take on that? you're pretty plugged in. >> we heard more from him last month saying yes, i think i'm the most qualified person to be president of the united states. as i said before, they need to make sure if they're view that they beat trump, but a warning, joe biden is talking to a lot of people and a lot of those peek are coming away with different senses of where his thinking is at. his decision at the end of the month might be to not make a decision jest yet. >>> and how soon could troops be withdrawn from syria? ops be withdrawn from syria >> tech: at safelite autoglass we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why we show you exactly when we'll be there. saving you time, so you can keep saving the world. >> kids: ♪ safelite

where is the place for joe biden where's the place for bernie sanders because well there's a number of things against them they're straight they're white they're old they're rich certainly biden is here i mean it seems to me that this whole identity politics in the democratic party it's a dragon that will eventually eat its tail go ahead a.j. in los angeles. why i don't think identity politics or any form of politics on the left will ever work if you don't have alexandra keyes record and other democrats speaking against the max boot hillary clinton foreign policy that says we have to oust assad we should never president obama should never have sent americans to syria in close proximity with russian forces we don't need world war three that is the that was the worst foreign policy decision one of the worse in addition to president obama destroying libya with a failed nato intervention but the issue is this there's no push to bring americans home from a war president trump is bringing in close to ten thousand from afghanistan and syria this is a very good thing if indeed alexandra kayser cortez really wanted all the lofty ideals and the policy objectives then sh

years and she lost joe biden will lose even against trump it because he doesn't have the charisma he doesn't have that he needs to bring in somebody new outside they you know the rich people are going to show up because the rich people are motivated not to pay taxes but it's the other people it's the rest of the population of the millennial is the generations the it's the ones after the millennial that are going to show up and vote and they'll vote for somebody like alexandra a cacio court that what i have seen is in my lifetime american politics the american electorate are willing to throw the dice after nixon they threw the dice with jimmy carter. after jim you know nixon and ford and then after bush they threw the dice with barack obama a complete unknown guy but he seemed you know like a cool guy and they really threw the child well then and then they kind of threw the dice a chopping at the plate outsider oh ok so cortez's once again you're like they america like to vote for this idea like well they they're not corrupted by inside the beltway thinking they just roll the dice assume happens speaking to rolling we're gonna roll out of here into the second half a

that works not just for the rich and powerful to be honest with you an america that works for everyone. >>reporter: one of the biggest names out there is former vice president joe biden. last night president trump told judge jeanine iowa -- what he thinks about that. >> who is the one person you would like to really run against. >> a lot of people say biden is doing okay. he was always an oneer. h -- alwaysan 1 percenter. he's basically an one percent guy, he's weak. >> the democratic field could be a crowded one. two others will makeup their minds within the next few months. >> time is ticking and we will find out who will join the race. all right, thank you very much garrett. >>> new details about the suspects behind the shocking ambush style killing of a young california police officer. >> as an officer who has been here 20 years i've never experienced this kind of loss at the police department. it's personal. it hits home. >> the community is morning officer natalie coronas tragic loss. they are searching her attackers apartment. what they are saying he did write a suicide note. >>> the after math of the system that dumped piles of snow in the midwest and m

it is tuesday, january 8th, aaloa along with joe, willy me, we have steve ratenr aner and rich haas.d msnbc political analyst, eugene robinson is with us. well, these are perhaps some of the lies you might hear tonight from president trump. new data appears to show the trump administration has been giving false information to make its case that there is a crisis on the southern border and that a wall is needed so badly that it is worth shutting down the government. it concerns the trump administration's claim that thousands of terrorists have tried to enter the country by exploiting a pourous -- porous southern border. >> terrorists are coming through the southern border. >> they stopped 3,000 special interest aliens trying to come into the country on the southern border. >> we know that roughly 4,000 known or suspected terrorists come into our country illegally. and we know that our most vulnerable point of entry is at our southern border. >> we apprehended more than -- more than ten terrorists or suspected terrorists per day at our southern border. >> no. the government's data, own

the super-rich to 70%, it wouldn't give you the revenue you need to do a lot things, republicans or democrats more to the point want to do. former democratic vice-presidential candidate, joeberman. good to see you. >>, too you, neil. neil: what do you make of the chairman is there, i do believe the rich will have to pay more. he has a proposal to raise corporate tax. >> right. neil: there is only so much you can do. >> absolutely right. the first thing to say we already have a progressive income tax system. i mean last time i looked almost half the people don't pay the income tax because they fall below the level which is fair. so the other half are paying a lot. neil: but even that half part, senator, if you think about it, when i was in grad school it was about 10% were not in that camp. >> yeah. it has gone up. neil: how? >> congresses of both parties made it more progressive and, okay -- neil: depends on fewer and fewer, paying more and more. >> yeah. if you look, i know some people at the top are making awful lot of money, but if you look at, you accumulate income in the country the big bump is still in the middle class. because there are so many of us, thank god. so

joe blackburn and the widow of luke blackburn, the former kentucky governor. a very connected family. she came to madeline pollard side of the case because reckoned richad come to her that spring and said he was going to marry madeline and asked her to be her social chaperone around washington. so she agreed to look after her until they got married. so she goes on to testify that breckenridge did say he was going to marry madeline pollard. during the trial, what really happened is madison tout -- madeline tells her side of the story, especially about being a vulnerable young woman and beating breckenridge in a carriage ride. her and she presents a succession of witnesses, julia blackburn, the doctor who delivered her children, other people who she spoke about the engagement to. breckenridge comes in for her -- for his side of the trial and basically says, it happened, but she was kind of chasing me, she was that kind of woman, what could i do? he had no evidence. he had no case. he had no defense except she was obviously a fallen woman and could not be trusted. brian: in the end, who made the decision that he was guilty, or that it was not a breach? f

joe can't hear me. judging. >> i'm sorry. what did you ask me. sorry. >> it was a luxury for them to signing abouty cousins -- sign boogie cuss ups in the first place. >> they were with criticizing, the rich get richer. if there's a weakness it's the five position. if they have an all-star caliber guy in that spot, you said it. find a weakness on that team. >> give your ears a rest. >>> we change to nfl football. the coaching carousel continues to spin, we've a new name and a familiar name to nfl fans. i think most recognize bruce arians, he's with tampa. he was the head coach of the cardinals. tampa the team he takes over has not made the playoffs since 2007. the new name is the arizona cardinals new coach. they canned steve wilks and replace him with cliff kingsbury. he's the former coach at texas tech. he coached mahomes. just 39-year-old. signed a 4-year deal. get the young coaches and try to replicate mcveigh with the rams. we have a little time. last night, don't be embarrassed. watch him, murray right out of the building. not many can stay with him. he pops. 32 points on the night. we go to cup soccer. look at the referee. that's getting too close to the action but he's taking it w

joe: so the primary benefit of the tax is making the system work better? it is not about raising revenue? it is not about, as critics would say, punishing the rich? -- sen. warren: it is about making democracy work better and the economy work better. i think it is great if you are successful. but part of the deal is you pay back, so the next kid gets a chance to be successful and the kid after that and after that. that is the part that is not working in america today. that is why we have to make some big systemic changes. so when you ask me about the centerpiece, i'm going to say it actually starts with an anticorruption bill that tries to reduce the influence of money in washington. and from there, we swing into accountable capitalism. you know about this. and into a wealth tax and making the economy work for everyone. interesting to talk about accountable capitalism because i'm sure there are many bloomberg readers and viewers who think of you as a socialist. i'm sure that is what they would think. that being said, at one point, that was mainly seen as a pejorative, but there are more people who identify as such positively. what do you think ab

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joe, why don't you start? >> i loved a lot of the ladies. it's been a big year for crazy rich asians. it was a different type of dress for the carpet. >> i loved that dress. >> so pretty. >> like underwear as outer wear. it's vera wang, i believe. >> it is. custom made for her. the yards and yards of tulle, it was her night. >> i agree. let me ask you, my friend. >> i was so excited for regina king. she was the queen. she won, to me, the award was given on the red carpet. she won twice last night. she killed it. >> yeah, yeah. >> stunning, stunning. the pink. it was the perfect tone of pink for her skin. >> it fit like a glove. >> she came to win. >> radiated. >> she came for battle. >> speaking of wins, we want to look at some of the other big stars of the night. you have paddles. trendy or timeless. i want your honest opinion. both are good. we come in peace. so, you -- let's talk julia roberts with the very chic pantsuit. >> i have to say, she was a huge runner-up for me for best dressed of the night. i have to say, timeless. i loved it. a great way to do tuxedo. feminine, masculin

rich their quote, unquote, fair share. that is talking point on the left. i will disagree with joean here, that i do believe congresswoman ocasio-cortez in a lot of ways represents the future of democratic party when it comes to their brand. she is spokeswoman that is likeable but may be wrong on a lot of ideas. neil: i told him as the interview continued, that is the message, populist appeal, progreg serves message and that incoming committee women and men that the tax cut was way too much and you have to dial it back. >> not only seeing democrats ways to soak the rich and raise revenues, and they have a lot of ideas, especially ocasio-cortez, how to spend the money. the green new deal. her support for socialized medicine. neil: right. >> these are ideas that we ought to look at as a country, have debate over ideas. i will come that i think it is good for the democrat and republican party focus on ideas. neil: i'm sorry, i you know what i welcome from here, not endorsing 70% top rate, approaching that, at least she realize some of the goals they have, aggressive as they are, you c

joe" than the last five super bowls combined. so what you say, it matters. but talk about venezuela's history, how this is a country, oil-richcountry that should be thriving that had every natural advantage, mismanagement, bad government, social of run amuck, tyrannical leaders have destroyed this country, brought it to the edge of chaos. >> not to do a john meacham on you, this is the bolivabolivari republic. this is where hugo chavez destroyed the oil industry, cratered the economy and died and handed the whole mess to a bus driver named nicholas maduro. if there was ever an example that history repeats itself, it's venezuela going from chavez to maduro the farce. the only thing i would add to it is there is not a good military option here. there will be temptations to steam down there, wrong, wrong, wrong. i think there's a two in three chance we can sort this up but ut loading up the military and launching it is not the right move. >> admiral, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> coming up, trump unveiled a new slogan last week, "build a wall and crime will fall." now he can change that to we didn't build a

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