in the western hemisphere, jordan chang joins us next. stay with us us.e'll be right back. >> venezuelan president nicholas mafd row giving you personnel 72 hours in which to leave venezuela. this comes after president trump recognized opposition leader and national assembly president as the legitimate president of venezuela hundreds of thousands of venezuelan end rule of maduro. russia unveiling new cruise missile today that the united states says reaches i and f treaty russia says that missile has a range of 298 miles that would be within the treaty limits for distance travel the u.s. says it will begin to pull out of the agreement on the second of february unless russia destroys a new missile system altogether. today's unveiling comes amid a new report that russia built a ring of air missile defense that far outperforms an early 40-year-old u.s. patriot missile system and threatens the reach of the u.s. military air force. well joining us now economist author asia expert jordan chang a great to have you with us. let's start with -- i want to start firs

well joining us now economist author asia expert jordan chang a great to have you with us.irst with the missile defense violation become right after the line those russians. the united states right now seems to be playing from, you know, behind the sixth as they say in football, and we've got to catch up. they've got hypervelocity missiles and surface to air defense systems and missiles and seem to be moving ahead what do you make of it? >> one critical area lew, hyperson pick glide vehicles that deliver nuclear weapons, both russians and chinese are probably ahead of the united states by at least three or four years and this i and f treaty violation that you talked about we've been talking to the russians since about 2008 about this particular cruise missile. it is certainly going more than that 298 miles it goes above lower limit which is 500 kilometers so clearly -- what we've got here is the failure of the u.s. to enforce i and f treaty and saying i can't stay in a treaty if only we're going to observe it. now i'm going to do a quick conversion 500 kilometers equals 300

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another stark revelation i want to get back to apple with just a story of the morning joining us now jordan changouncement about weakness in china how surprised are you? >> the only thing i'm surprised about about comarls is that tim cook is trying to say that he was surprised. everyone knew this was coming. if you look at it for instance there are two reason ares why china is flowing in most people's estimate one of them is so-called trade war. well, you know, that's section 301 investigation start ised in august of 2017 everyone knew it was coming also chinese my is slowing in the middle of 2017 the world bank came out with a chart that showed that china in 2016 grew 1.1%. that is actually consistent with a single most reliable indicator of chinese economic activity. which is energy con sudges which according to officials 1.4% tim cook had to know this this was most important market and he doesn't know what's going on. he's either fibbing or oblivious i know which. >> i think he's play media with so much to get things out there that becomes trump tariff story instead of a china mismanagement st

jordan? i mean, he changed nike.don't really that, i was having a great time in university in the 1980's. francine: do you have a team that picks the person, and how quickly do you need to turn them before the competitor comes in? workr: we have teams that in the market and find out which personalities would fit for us and what we could get out of these personalities. we discuss with them on an theing basis, driving brand, and we have long conversations. meet themthe you before? kasper: sometimes yes, but we always made them afterwards. very often. francine: thank you so much for coming, kasper b rorsted. throughout the day, we have plenty more exclusive interviews here at davos world economic forum, 20 19 matt: thank you for that interesting interview, the ceo of body does. 30 minutes into the trading day, let me give you the top headlines off the bloomberg wire.al, down to the the u.k. parliament was closer to forcing a brexit delay to avoid a hard crash out. meanwhile, businesses ready centimeters he. plans citigr

pressure in their defense of the asian cup so it's a life been bateson by jordan in their opening group gang australia are much changed team from the one that lifted the trophy on home soil four years ago but they were expected to beat the lowest ranked team in their group instead it was just an especially you see score and the only goal of the game here in australia dominated possession in the second half but didn't grab an equaliser. holding on for one moment. you look you've got to give full credit to jordan i made it difficult for us i guess there's no surprise they had a lot of energy a lot of thought. you know one of those days a frustrating day when the ball just didn't seem to be on to but you know as i said you got to give full credit to jordan and they showed that they had a lot of thought. i must think you do to my players they make everything whether they do everything and they believe in the chances that we can do also when we have a core of. we train a lot of this and today they're made out of form and also what i don't many times. in the paper division. physical or mental on today they let me see how st

started a week long trip to the middle east starting in amman jordan before leaving pompei zero told reporters that the syria drawdown was a change in tactics but that it does not alter washington's commitment to defeating so-called islamic state peo will be visiting eight countries including egypt the u.a.e. and saudi arabia the state department says topics on the agenda will move the conflict in yemen and the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. well to the u.s. now where oscar winning actor kevin spacey has pleaded not guilty in the case of sexual assault if you're in a massachusetts court to face the charges he groped a young man in two thousand and sixteen if found guilty spacey faces up to five years in jail. a crowd of reporters awaited arrival at the court on nantucket island. the judge who denied the actor's request to be excused from his arraignment and ordered him to stay away from the young man who's accused him of sexual assault. for the fifty nine year old actor this court appearance is the kind of return to the spotlight he would have preferred to avoid. it was in this nantucket bar that spacey is alleged to

pressure and their defense of the asian cup title they've been beaten by jordan in their opening group gang australia are a much changedsame from the one that lifted the trophy on home so four years ago but they were expected to beat the lowest ranked saying in their group instead it was jordan's and saying score the only goal of the going here in i.e. australia dominated possession in the second half but tried to drive an equaliser jordan holding on for one nail when. you look you've got to give full credit to jordan. made it difficult for a. lot of energy a lot of thought. you know one of those days a frustrating day when the ball just didn't seem to be on to but you know as i said you got to you for grit to jordan and. i. think you do make everything with everything and i believe in the chances that we can do also when we have a core of. we train a lot of this. today the foreman. also what i told many times. and there were a vision. for the government to do the let me see how strong this guy. palestine and syria played out a goalless draw in the other group the match that palestine and in their first point in asian

brings together the council as well as egypt and jordan and we ask each of thosetr countries to take the next step to solidify we also see the remarkable change who could have believed a few years ago that the israeli prime minister that new ties would emerge between saudi arabia and iraq? the roman catholic pope would meet in this city? and october of last year the israeli national anthem played crown the winner of the tournament at the uae the first time the israeli delegation could participate under its own national flag was also the first time israeli culture and sports minister attended a sports event and she said "it is a dream come true for two years we have talked about this moment it was hard to stop the tears. i want to thank the authorities who received us in the exemplary manner and she could not have been happier. the steps towards her approach meant are necessary and they are a much brighter future for the region of course, for work together is not finished it's almost never america's work alone the us knows we should not fight every fight or sustain every economy no nation wants to be dependent because of a strong and vibrant a

changing climate. i'm standing audit the mouth of the jordan as it flows out ofth biblical sea of cagalile normal tiernlingsould be under 12 feet of water. but this is not normal times. there s been drought for 15 o the past 20 years.s >> irse than being redicted. >> bromeberg is thraeli director of eco peace who bring together israelis, palestinians and jordanians to find regional solutions. >> the threat of climate chge is so great in this region that if we don't work with our neighbors, then we're also at peril. >> under international agreements, the paleinian west nk and gaza buy most of their water from israel. israel has often rtricted the supply particularly in the gaza strip. bromeberg says the arrangement is fraught with mistru. >> dependency in the highly conflict chiewl part of the world is n politically attractive and, therefore, we're tryi to think of how do we create interdependencies. p >> eco peaoses gaza also build large desalination plants with international financing. similarly, jordan, with vast deserts, could supply sol energy for the entire region including desalination plants that run

jordan. today we ask each of those countries to take the next step and help us solidify. we're also seeing remarkable change. new bonds are taking root that were unimaginable until very recently. who could have believed a few years ago that an israeli prime minister would visit muscat or that new ties would emerge between saudi arabia and iraq, or that a roman catholic pope would visit this city to meet with muslim imams and the head of the coptic faith. in october of last year, the israeli national anthem was paid -- played as an israeli champion was crowned in a tournament in the united arab emirates. it was the first time the israeli delegation was allowed to participate under its own national flag. it was also the first time an israeli culture and sports minister attended an event in the gulf. she said, and i quote, "it is a dream come true. for two years we had talks to reach this moment." it was hard for her to stop the tears. i want to thank the authorities in abu dhabi and our host here who received us in an exemplary manner. she could not have been happier. these steps are necessary for greater sec

jordan was working the streets. >> we were able to get the murder rate down. putting more officers on the street. >> reporter: the strategy has changed, they are using more technology and intelligence. the departments central crime- fighting strategy relies on community trust. the results. >> they are not grabbing headlines anymore as the murder capital of california. >> reporter: a chamber of commerce survey found a growing number of residents felt safer in the city and they did a few years ago. >> it's a credit to the leadership, the mayor and her staff, the chief and her staff. as well as the citizens that have taken ownership. >> reporter: at a press conference the police chief made it clear that she is still not satisfied with the numbers. >> i'd like to see a total transformation in the city and i believe in it, i know it can happen and i am excited about the future. >> reporter: even with the numbers this good the chief will have to contend with new changes in california law that would require police to open misconduct records to the public and released body camera footage within 45 days. he says the momentum is on their side.

the one about the whole day the cease fire but as far as the president's changed it is concerned there were follow up talks in jordan and the talks failed because of huge differences between the earth these and the government about who should be released of the list of the people consider to be prisoners of war. as far as the day that it's the focal point of the conflict in yemen is considered a vital strategic area for both the government of the hertha's and there's absolutely no way the hoa fees are going to give any concessions when it comes to data because they understand that if they lose who dated militarily it would pave the way for the government troops backed by saudi arabia the u.a.e. to move further towards the capital sana what does the departure of the head of the monitoring team there on the ground mean for this whole process he was tasked with the delicate mission of trying to ensure a cease fire holds without a comprehensive political agreement about the model it is of that. deal plus differences with the united nations envoy martin griffith about how to implement the model it is of the ceasefire we'

minutes time australia's team is much changed for the one that lifted the trophy on home soil four years ago and they began this tournament with a defeat against jordan earlier we spoke to us trillian football writer alan the tasher says the team looked to be growing and confidence the expectations for australia were a little bit mixed it depends who you speak to the biggest talking point here in australia has been the changing of the coach and pasta coach who got the socceroos to qualify to the two thousand and eighteen world cup stepped down and we had mark step in for that tournament and now we have graeme arnold so the socceroos of have three coaches in the last eight months and they've seen a lot of changes from players leaving and retiring such as to meet cahill and a lot of new blood coming in such as on the view has had a very good tournament and the reaction to the matches has been mixed as well the first game against jordan definitely did not like the best of what the teams capabilities are but they've been able to bounce back pretty well which was expected and i think having now come sit in their group and face use. in the round of sixteen

back is done australia's team is much changed from the one that lifted the trophy on home soil four years ago and they began this sermon to with a defeat against jordan earlier we spoke to australian football writer who says the team looked to be growing in confidence. the expectations for australia are a little bit mixed it depends who you speak to the biggest talking point here in australia has been the changing of the coach and prostitute who got the socceroos to qualify to the two thousand and eighteen world cup step down and we had mark step in for that tournament and now we have graeme arnold so the socceroos and have three coaches in the last eight months and they've seen a lot of changes from players leaving and retiring such as to make a deal and a lot of new blood coming in such as on the viewers had a very good tone and the. reaction to the matches has been mixed as well the first game against jordan definitely did not like the best of what the team's capabilities up but they've been able to bounce back pretty well which was expected and i think having now come second in their group and facing uzbekistan in the round of sixteen things real

change that. stephanie decker al-jazeera bethlehem in the occupied west bank. news from yemen the warring sides are failed to reach an agreement during talks in jordan if the rebels and the yemeni government have been negotiating in amman over a prisoner swap deal that was agreed in sweden last month but both parties have accused each other of lying and hiding crucial information about detainees have now decided on a timetable to exchange their views on the details of the deal. to the democratic republic of congo the country is rejecting the african union's call to delay the final results of last month's disputed presidential election a you won't see announcement to be postponed because of concerns over electoral fraud provisional results to opposition to felix dishy katy the winner but they're being challenged by his rival modify you do you accuse this dish acadia of rigging the outcome with outgoing president joseph kabila. brings us more now from the capital kinshasa. government officials in kinshasa have told the african union that this is a sovereign country no one should interfere no one can tell the d.l.c. how to run the elections they also say they can fe

jordan, i think it will. >> seth: i think it's gonna have to be terrifying. >> and it will have some largert message ill changeld, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. [ laughter ] >> seth: you have a filmoming out that is -- is it safe? i mean, it played at a horror festival in austin. >> yes, it did. >> seth: it's called -- >> "the perfection." >> seth: "the perfection." >> i can't talk about it. alk about ou can't it >> no. >> seth: so, once again, you have brought a role to me that you can not reveal anything about. >> yep, and it's gre a talk show. >> seth: yeah, it's great. >> because we can just sit here in silence a not talk about it. >> seth: all you can me is, like, there was lighting. [ light laughter ] we had a set. >> i acted. we had a set. it was my work. >> seth: well, can say this -- because it must have been fun to go -- to bring a horror product to a horror festival. what was the reaction like in austin >> it was so fun. i've never been to a horror festival, like, obviously. [ laughter ] but just in general -- they d't come up all of the time. and if they do, i'm not cool enough to know about thi

a divid i talked to republican jim jordan who was the only other republican to get votes from the speakerda . he told me that he does not expect the president to change at all. he is ling the president to keep dug in and to demand the money for the wall. he thinks this is the moment. on the other hand, we saw two senators today, cory gardner of colorado, came out and said he would support a bill to reopen most of government, and senator susan collins of maine intimated the same. q she didn't gouite as far but got across the idea she wants to reopen as much of government as possible. so a split in that some republicans are breaking wi the president's strategy now. >> woodruff: the president i came oo the press briefing room. he had never done that. brought border agents with him. he tweeted -- i guess did an instagram post and was tweet o video. how are you reading all that? >> that's rit, extraordinary all of this. first, that instagram post was a reference to "game of thrones," idthe prest saying a wall is coming. that's a society on hbo, kind of get-toh look from the president. morph-over, let's talk about what the president saivmentd at onatpoint,

jordan into his place and moved him over to the head of personnel. it's only six more months. we'll revisit committee chairs in june when there's a changen president. i guess we will call for public comment. are there any members of the public that would like to address the board on this item? >> is that finance committee also supposed to get into operations? >> yes. >> that's a good point. yes. it's much bigger than the word finance. >> yes. >> thank you. >> we'll close public comment. is there a motion? >> there's a motion. i will second any discussion. we take it without objection. thank you, this item passes. let's go to the calender, please. item number -- >> item number 7 consent calender. >> thank you. we'll take it as submitted and we'll call for public comment. >> we're on consent calender item 7. we'll go to minutes next. >> wait a minute. on the seventh, just for comment, on item number 121218-07d, i received a communications from mr. heble who states that officer and that file has made a formal request to return to work. so just should be noted. otherwise i'll make a motion to adopt that consent calender with that note. >> t

jordan: secretary clinton said this i voted numerous times as a senator to build a barrier to try to prevent illegal immigrants from coming in. oh how times have changed. where's the democrats today? what's the position they have left today? congressman blumenauer, abolish i.c.e. candidate clinton, we need a border -- borderless hemisphere. the speaker of the united states house of representatives said walls are immoral. and the person they selected to give the state of the union response, gubernatorial candidate in georgia, said she's ok with noncitizens voting. oh, how times have changed. all we're asking for is, do what you said before. be for what you were for before, let's build the border security wall. let's focus on one simple thing here. one simple thing. let's do what's best for the country. everyone knows a sovereign nation should control its borders. everyone knows a border security wall will help with this caravan phenomena we've watched over the last several months. let's build the border security wall. if we can agree on that democrats were all for it a couple of years ago, there never would have been a shutdown and we'd be serving the

changed. >> bogie against joel embiid should be fun. people are used to seeing the warriors take flight on the court but sfo passengers were surprised to see jordanirlines runways and terminals today. they took pictures with the pilots, helped passengers board the plane, man the p.a. system at the airport and even made sure the tiniest of travelers were taken care of. that's fun. >>> lebron james has been out for 17 games with a strained groin. the question is whether he'll be able to face the warriors saturday night here on abc 7. i hope he plays just to see that game. and just for the record, for 22 million you would take over as commissioner for the year? is that dub. >> it's 12. >> wow. >> yeah. that's a lot of money. and that call was absurd. >> how do you keep saying i'm going to defend this system when -- just say we need to make some changes, we're going to look at it. >> there's too much 59 stake. >> i totally agree. mr. commissioner. >> there will be changes. join us tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv 20 cable channel 17. kamala harris hitting the campaign trail running. >> then on abc 7 news at 11:00, taking intermittent frosting to the extrem

cooperation council as well as egypt and jordan today we ask each of those countries to make take the next step and help us a little by mesa. we're also seeing remarkable change new bonds are taking root there were unimaginable until very recently who could have believed a few years ago that israeli prime minister would visit muscat or that new ties would emerge between saudi arabia and iraq where the roman catholic pope would visit this city to meet with muslim the moms and the head of the coptic faith in october of last year the israeli national anthem played as an israeli judo champion was crowned the winner of a tournament in the united arab emirates it was the first time the first time that israeli delegation was allowed to participate under its own national flag it was also the first time that integrate reilley culture and sports minister attended a sports event in the gulf she said and i quote it is a dream come true for two years we have talks in order to reach this moment it was hard for her to stop the tears i want to thank the authorities in abu dhabi and our host here who received us an example in a manner she could not have been happier these ste

climate change but her remarks upon becoming speaker will be very very plain that the congress at least the house of representatives will be acting as a check on the trumpet ministration. jordan with the latest from capitol hill wasilla thank you. saudi state media is reporting that eleven of the suspects in the murder of journalist have appeared in court in riyadh the prosecutor has demanded the death penalty for five of the findings their names have not been released a u.s. delegation is meeting turkish officials in ankara to discuss the possible extradition of fit to live and the muslim cleric is accused of orchestrating the two thousand and sixteen failed coup attempt in turkey in which more than two hundred fifty people died glenn denies any involvement in the coup and has been living in self-imposed exile in the u.s. since one thousand nine hundred ninety. sudan's opposition is calling for more protests against rising prices and the rule of president omar al bashir he's been in power since one thousand eight hundred nine and is coming under immense pressure to implement reforms two of the one thousand parties in his governing coalition have the fact that bashir has agai

change in management could affect how long the crossing stays open. now a new round of talks between yemen's warring factions may take place soon in jordan that's according to a senior official un envoy martin griffiths met the who things before heading to riyadh to ensure a recent deal reached in sweden is fully implemented as more peace in yemen won't be easy but the united nations envoy martin griffiths remains confident it will one day become a reality griffith's destroying the region to ensure all the parties will implement the agreement reached in sweden last month the deal calls for the who the is to hand over control of yemen's red sea port of her data of the warring factions remain divided over who should step in and run the facility where much of the food aid comes in. the exiled government says it's ready to take over and move dismissed by the who these who don't recognize the government of president opt out of the bustle handy. we hope peace efforts kick off a gratian comes to an end tbilisi prevails in airports reopening. the un wants to bring yemen's rival factions to a new round of talks to discuss ways to improve the economy and tackle th

change then there'd if we have been seeing in the market? >> there are a couple things which will not be taken away easily. jordandly, that will stick for a while, and there are good reasons to think that they could be on hold through the first quarter. i think you can judge that fairly. china doing reserve ratio cuts and adding stimulus, you can be fairly sure that will continue. the real wildcard is the trade talks, and maybe people are getting ahead of themselves. there is a risk that we don't get all the positives coming out of the trade talks which the market would like to see. that is where we need to see more information, that could set us back if it doesn't go right. >> we are looking at a weak on the back of a dovish fed. what are we expecting?how will it impact the dollar and other currencies? >> it helps in a number of ways because as people price out the the market is disagreeing about raising rates. that could fuel through the asian markets. it is a good signal for asian central banks that they don't need to worry, there's no need for them to follow the fed, they can stay on hold. away -- asianakes i

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, the lowest in unemployment, so focused on that and until they change, i don't know how we get a decision. >> sandra: congress jim jordanith the president. this is the divide between the president and the speaker of the house that continues to grow deeper after nancy pelosi asked the president to delay the state of the union address until the partial government shutdown comes to an end. democrat congressman matt rose joins us, congressman i don't know if we've ever spoken so where welcome to america's newsroom. >> it is wonderful to meet you. >> sandra: good to have you on the program. are you frustrated? here you are a member of congress and the shutdown continues in the new year and you can't get anything done. what are you asking for? what do you want to see happen here? >> no, no, look i'm beyond frustrated. i've never been a member of congress with the federal government completely open to put this into perspective. but my frustration pales in comparison to the frustration of tsa workers, coast guard employees, folks working on the border, just to name a few. honorable public service who quite frankly signed up to

jordan. today we ask each of those countries to take the next step and help us solidify mesa. we are also seeing remarkable change, new bonds are taking root that were unimaginable until very recently. who could have believed a few years ago that an israeli prime minister would visit moscow or that new ties would emerge between saudi arabia and iraq. or that a roman catholic pope would visit this city to meet with muslims imams in the head of the coptic faith? in october of last year, the israeli national anthem played as an israeli judo champion was crowned the winner of a tournament in the united arab emirates. it was the first time that an israeli delegates was allowed to participate under its own national flag. it was also the first time that an israeli culture and sports minister attended a sports event in the gulf. she said and i quote: it is a dream come true. for two years we have talks in order to reach this moment. it was hard for her to stop the tears. i want to thank the authorities in be a daby and our host here who received us in exemplary manner. she could not have been happier these steps are nece

jordan: secretary clinton said this i voted numerous times as a senator to build a barrier to try to prevent illegal immigrants from coming in. oh how times have changed. where's the democrats today? what's the position they have left today? congressman blumenauer, abolish i.c.e. candidate clinton, we need a border -- borderless hemisphere. the speaker of the united states house of representatives said walls are immoral. and the person they selected to give the state of the union response, gubernatorial candidate in georgia, said she's ok with noncitizens voting. oh, how times have changed. all we're asking for is, do what you said before. be for what you were for before, let's build the border security wall. let's focus on one simple thing here. one simple thing. let's do what's best for the country. everyone knows a sovereign nation should control its borders. everyone knows a border security wall will help with this caravan phenomena we've watched over the last several months. let's build the border security wall. if we can agree on that democrats were all for it a couple of years ago, there never would have been a shutdown and we'd be serving the