juliet. >> all right betty, we will see you then.ooded the crash site area that authorities have restricted the road to residents only. kpix 5 news's sharon chen has the latest on the investigation, the type of helicopter involved into the impact of the weather may have had. >> reporter: los angeles police say the fog was so thick, it grounded its own helicopters this morning. dispatch audio captures the moments just before kobe's helicopter crashed. >> you are to level four eight

juliet: fascinating stuff.obviously unfocused, too. >> natural gas has been the chief and a fishy area of their shift away from coal, and they have had some huge increases in consumption over the last two years. it has made them the biggest natural gas imported in the world, but they are starting to slow down on that as well as the economy becomes more of a concern. juliet: it's looking a little bit better than they were this time yesterday. rishaad: reassuring words coming from china during the last couple of hours about containing the coronavirus. some of the winners and losers -- there we go, we have some of these pharmaceutical companies amongst the biggest gainers on these markets. bloomberg "daybreak middle east" is next. ♪ taylor: i am in for emily chang and this is "bloomberg technology." a strong showing. netflix reports solid fourth quarter as it sees a 20% subscriber boost. but that kind of growth will fall short next quarter. we will look at every angle. the computer and i.t. giant eked out revenue

let's check in with juliet in are our bay area newsroom. >>> we have a lot of information going on this morning including the nonprofit helping people with disabilities achieve their dreams. we will you introduce you to the jefferson award winner. >>> we will show you a way to watch the game in style. >>> if you are heading out the door go to . you can watch those stories and much more throughout the day on multiple devices and platforms. download the app. >>> thank you. look at michelle. she is chilling at the beach. >> she looks amazing. >> it's a hard life. >> okay. we will take a little break as well. >> i think we are dead. >> thank you for watching. up next is cbs this morning. have a terrific thursday. >>> welcome to our viewers in

. >> reporter: meet juliet rose.y adam and aviva and benji first conceived of in their dreams. the couple made the decision to undergo a second round of ivf after their first miscarriage. >> emotionally you feel like you're putting your heart on the line. on the one hand you want to jump ahead and picture yourself with a happy ending and picture yourself with a healthy baby, but on the other hand you're sort of scared. you're sort of scared to give yourself that promise, to give yourself that dream without knowing if you'll ever get it. when they first put juliet on my chest and i held her, it just felt -- it felts very surreal to think we'd finally made it there. >> i didn't -- i think we didn't exhale until she was born, we held her in our arms for the first time, we knew it was over and we'd gotten exactly what we were hoping for. >> reporter: adam and aviva have no regrets on what it took to build their family. >> when i look at her just -- i mean, living with her, all of it, when i think about what we went throu

hi, betty. >> reporter: hi, juliet.e are talking about clive davis' pre- grammy gala here in beverly hills. this is a highly coveted event. it is still going on at this hour. take a look at the lobby. you can see the fan still lined up. they are hoping to get a photo with their favorite star as they head out of this party. this event really brings together the powerful, the influential and the famous in the world of hollywood music and sports. tonight they are here to celebrate. >> reporter: what does it mean to you to honor him tonight? >> i mean he is my hero. you know what i mean? he is greatness, excellence. yosemite that has transcended everyone. >> reporter: this is one of dozens of guests at the glitzy, invite only bash. tonight sean combs, a three- time grammy winner received a 2020 industry icon award. how has his music impacted you? >> it is a little like freedom. he gives us the permission to dance. to be fabulous. to look fabulous. >> i mean just black music in general, he has a very big impact. so i'm just

starring his wife and muse juliet i must. keep his word pop out to the press following the suffolk starlet played by anita expert. marcelo must reality stood in for the director in films like 8 and a half playing a filmmaker struggling with an artistic crisis martin scorsese watches it every year the cinema was the stuff of dreams and nightmares but in films and life fellini never lost his sense of humor. certainly didn't. think i'm here to talk more about the maestro of italian phenomena is our film expert scott roxboro scott said it because he is regarded as one of the all time greats he's absolutely a giant he's even spawned an adjective any ask what was it that made his films so special yes money i mean that adjective fellini eskil we say that we mean sort of a scene or an image that's so bizarre so so strange hallucinatory it it almost feels like a dream and i think that's the key to fellini's work he came from realist tradition but he sort of left that and his his films have a real dreamlike quality about them yeah usin

in verona italy this beautiful city is where shakespeare's romeo and juliet fell in love but it has a dark side too it was one of muslims strongholds of the 2nd world war and today neo fascists are thriving once again and door being walls with haik graffiti including swastikas so a plucky street artist that called chiba seeks the graffiti paints over it with well pictures of food. the historic scenic city of toronto now has a problem with new nazi graffiti it hasn't reached the picturesque old town but it is impossible to look in the left touristy parts of the city st john's is chivo is on a one man mission to cover it up. a lot out of this a bit i'm going to paint over it with a sausage so i don't serve sausages on the seats a. ti vo is the pseudonym as she at palo spinup say chivo means food in italian and food is what he's all about he turns the swastikas and fascist symbols this much in the streets of the city into cupcakes melons and totally transforming hateful into harmless. thomas maybe but also effective their own a is home to a thriving far right scene many supposes of the l

for me when juliet we must stabilize employment finance trade where most foreign and domestic investment and expectations. the chinese government hopes the phase one trade deal with the u.s. will give the chinese economy a boost this year. beijing is also encouraging banks to lend more especially to small firms and individuals to increase consumer spending. thousands of farmers in germany have taken part in protests against the government's plans to introduce stricter environmental regulations in berlin demonstrators throws their tractors through the city center their rallies coincide with the beginning of international green week an event focused on agriculture on the environment the new rules will require farmers to adhere to animal welfare labeling and restrict the use of pesticides. now when it comes to agricultural products croatia is perhaps best known for wine and citrus fruits but it's also gaining fame for a special kind of sheep's teams that's only made on our remote island take a look. around the hundreds of park island sheep belong to the same in a family but farming isn't th

like 6 boy wonder coach juliet not goldman led his team into the 2nd half of the season sitting on top of the bundesliga but it was the upstarts from berlin who drew 1st blood as bhutto opening the scoring in just the 10th minute much to the delight of the legions of visiting fans sebastian anderson outfoxing a defender and putting through on goal. i. came out swinging in the 2nd tower though and it took old reliable team over not just 6 minutes to equal i this time to fail to clear a long ball instead feeding it to van. and 6 minutes later leipsic took the lead myself savita hitting the target to light up the home crowd of my the austrian there to clean up after some pinball and power it past keeper rough of it. then in the waning minutes venice struck again to back his brace and become the just leaguers top scorer i've job it's a turn provider this time and vanna controlled the ball and banged it in to seal the leipzig when. 31 the final score and now goes mun can be glad he's got his number 11 to rely on. watching a lot more he's at the top of the allen sports life is next with worl

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>> reporter: so far, so good, juliet.e are at super bowl live, a free event all week long for those who can't get a ticket. thousands of people have walked by us, and have all wanted to know who is going to win super bowl liv. we are like we have no idea. >> where they wanted to stop and ask for directions. [ laughter ] they thought we actually lived here. they did not believe us! isn't that something? speaking of beyond belief? i can't believe 25 years from the last time the 49ers played in the super bowl, here i am standing again, hyping up again, i probably run out of original material. with that said, we are ahead of the team. the chief said the 49ers arrived tomorrow afternoon. let me tell you something, once they touched down, they will be thrown right into the fire that is super week. >> by the time we get out to miami, it is going to be chaos. we've got media day, all kinds of obligations. we are going to be getting pulled left and right in terms of different obligations that you got to do. >> avidly, we have 20 f

. ♪ nuala: the orchestra of the best deal performing prokofiev's "romeo and juliet" on the steps of thepper house. they had been on strike over month over changes to pensions which they say would force them to work beyond the limits. in his new year's address, president macron vowed to press ahead with the changes which could affect ulcerative industries from extending the age of retirement from two years to 64. around the world, the arrival of the new year has been marked by huge firework displays and also street celebrations. i want to go back to greece. the pictures from athens were in the past half-hour, 2020 was welcomed with a pyrotechnic display. the old decided the new, beside the acropolis. it was the sit of celebrations and a concert taking place in athens central square. we will follow the cities and countries around the world as they usher in the new year. thanks for watching. narror: funding for this presentation is made possible by... man: babbel, an online program developed by language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. narrator: funding was also provided by..

the orchestra of the bastille performing prokofiev‘s romeo and juliet on the steps of the opera housear's address president macron vowed to press ahead with the changes which would affect all sorts of industries, extending the age of retirement by two years to 64. now, to a small business in singapore helping migrant workers find their perfect match. it provides a unique service to prospective grooms, hoping to impress the families of brides they've not yet met. the firm's found success by doing things the old—fashioned way to suit a culture of arranged marriages. helping migrants find their perfect match there. new year celebrations have been taking place around the world, with many cities holding spectacular firework displays to welcome in the new decade. in london, as always, big ben was key to the event. big ben strikes the hour hello. we've ended 2019 on a fairly quiet note. the best of the sunshine through new year's eve was across northern and eastern england, parts of scotland we saw some spectacular sunsets to end the year and the decade. and this quieter theme continues thro

romeo andjuliet the orchestra of the bastille performing prokofiev‘s romeo and juliet on the steps of year has just arrived here in london and the british prime minister boris johnson has issued his message looking ahead to 2020. here's a little of what he had to say. hello, folks. i hope you all had a fantastic christmas and i still enjoying his liberties as we say, goodbye to 2019, it's also a time to bid farewell to the division, the rancour, the uncertainty, which has held this country back were too long. 2020 is upon us. and now we have a wonderful opportunity to unite as a country and move forward together. borisjohnson there. the pope has presided over the end of the year celebrations at st peter's basilica. pope francis celebrated the first vespers at the vatican, before walking through st peter's square to greet pilgrims. he tweeted: "let us give thanks to god for his grace, which has sustained us in this past year, and with joy let us raise a song of praise to him." a new picture of baby archie has been released by parents the duke and duchess of sussex to mark the new year.

juliet, what do you think about that advert?le to spot the signs ofa it is very simple to spot the signs of a stroke, but you have identified issues in terms of having specialists available in hospitals to deal with age? we are pleased the government and nhs is recognising that stroke needs to be prioritised, we are pleased to see investment and the act fast campaign, because the more members of the public and paramedics recognising the signs of stroke quickly, the people —— the quicker people get to hospital, the quicker people get to hospital, the quicker the access to treatment and the greater the chances of recovery. we are pleased they are prioritising awareness and access to treatment, but the workforce is just not keeping pace with the great advances in treatment. as the data today reveals, we a re in treatment. as the data today reveals, we are seeing a worrying lack of stroke consultants, a decline with nearly 50% of hospitals reported at least one stroke co nsulta nt reported at least one stroke consultant vacancy that

juliet was talking about how we have to -- have a hiring trend that is strong..1 4 million payroll gain. it is more than one economist was expecting. it is the slowest gain since 2011. should we be focusing on that, the slowdown in the numbers? kallum: that is a good question. there is not a batch of data that tells us more where we might be in the cycle in the jobs market. go for any economy. in the u.s., even though unemployment is low, wage growth is at 3.5 percent and lower. that is pretty modest. why is that? the participation rate has been writing more than we expected. that has allowed the integration of workers that are not participating in the labor market, entering the labor market has allowed the implement gains to continue. that is a difficult process. wages have to suck workers in. workers have to find jobs. it is likely that implement gains will slow down. the signals are that the u.s. has not yet finished. we have another three years of jobs growth ahead. the signals inn the labor market that we are not at full employment. nejra: we are not yet at

let's check in with juliet in are our bay area newsroom. >>> we have a lot of information going on thisng including the nonprofit helping people with disabilities achieve their dreams. we will you introduce you to the jefferson award winner. >>> we will show you a way to watch the game in style. >>> if you are heading out the door go to . you can watch those stories and much more throughout the day on multiple devices and platforms. download the app. >>> thank you. look at michelle. she is chilling at the beach. >> she looks amazing. >> it's a hard life. >> okay. we will take a little break as well. >> i think we are dead. >> thank you for watching. up next is cbs this morning. have a terrific thursday. >>> welcome to our viewers in i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. new coronavirus cruise ship is on lock down over fears passengers have the virus. u.s. promise for help for those stranded in china. >> witnesses or acquittal. republicans intensify their push for a speedy end to the trial without calling new witnesses as senators question president trump's accusers and de

. >> lawrence: this is a romeo and juliet story. i like it.u are like the grinch who stole christmas. >> martha: i mean, she knew what she was getting into. they don't have a ton of responsibility. he's sixth and line. i mean, just hang back. live your own life. get out of the limelight. does anyone ever go, hey, where's prince edward? how come we never hear from him? he calls his brother. they do their own thing. they do their charitable events, but they do their own life. it's absolutely possible for these two to do the same. they obviously want to make a big stink and make a big drama. >> greg: think about all the girls who wanted to be her, wanted that life and she's throwing it all away. you are a hopeless romantic, lawrence. >> lawrence: i do think they should have notified her. >> katie: they have moved meghan markle and harry away from the picture. >> geraldo: what's amazing is how the american public adores these people, and this couple specifically. i don't agree with you, katie. i think people love her and they love the fragility of

with juliet in singapore.te: we are seeing a session of losses on the mcsi, the longest losing streak since october 28. taiwan stocks resuming trade since the lunar new year. from the likes from the airlines. eva airways and fox conn. the taiex extending losses down 5.5%. the at not which also resume trade being hit hard, too -- vietnam which also resume to trade being hit hard, too. poweell mentioned some of the economic uncertainties with money going into the yen. the nikkei off by one point and percent. and we are talking about samsung's earnings not helping the sentiment and weighing on the cost be which is down -- on the kospi. .e.m.'s are getting head as well and a lot of weakness in the taiwanese dollar. and south korea's juan under pressure. although we did hear from a south korean officials say it is too early to assess the impact of the coronavirus and whether that would mean a rate cut from the basink of korea. >> when it comes to hong kong property stocks are hit especially hard, but what are some

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>> who's romeo and juliet? >> no idea. >> vcr? >> sorry. >> online what?know her name. >> lady gaga? >> lindsay lohan. >> who is this? >> britney spears, anyone? vcr? how old do we all feel up here right now. i grew up in the '90s, i know all that stuff. but these guys, some of them are late '90s and some born in the 2000s. aol, what's dial-up? bet they haven't heard of records or 8 tracks. what the hey? it was a really funny tweet and espn put it out and i retweeted it. four minutes -- >> you've heard of an 8 track but have never -- >> have you seen one in person ever? >> they had some cool cars back in the day. >> there used to be things called typewriters too. >> what is that? >> i used a chalk board in elementary school. >> i used an abacus. >> take care of your chicken. i was going to have chicken for dinner. >>> join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> a small memorial outside this east bay home. a man was shot during a party inside. they also say the home was being used as an airbnb rental. i'm cornell bernard. that story tonight at 11:00. >>> a

there's a juliet 3rd text in there from parnas that reads, "trying to get us mr. z on july 26th giuliani responds, saying "good news on zelensky." we note that is one day after that july 25th phone call with trump. a few months earlier, february of last year, giuliani texts about talking to secretary of state mike pompeo, apparently about then ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch. conservative lawyer victoria toensing asks him, "is there absolute commitment for her to be gone this week?" giuliani writes, "yes. not sure how absolute. we'll get a reading in the morning and call you. pompeo, misspells, is now aware of it. talk to him on friday." tonight rachel maddow asked parnas about the push to investigate biden and what he was asked to tell ukrainian officials. >> his message was it wasn't just military aid, it was all aid. basically, the relationships would be soured, that we would stop giving them any kind of aid. >> unless -- >> unless there was an announcement made -- several demands at that point. a, the most important one is the announcement of the biden

national security analyst and former assistant secretary of the department of homeland security, diane juliet good to have you with me today. i want to ask you about something we just learned, the department of security just updated its terror threat advisory, warning of a cyber risk. this is something you have were talking about immediately after the killing of qasem soleimani. what does this notice by dhs mean? >> the color code system has ended. everyone should get that out of their head. in its place we put in the national terrorism alert system, it's called ntas. it's like an intelligence advisory. it doesn't increase the alert level or make anyone do anything, it just sort of is a briefing to the public as well as first responders. this is the first change in a long while. i think the last one was last july and it's smart. i'm going to applaud the department of homeland security, which i have been critical of in the past on other issues, because it's focused on what i believe to be the sort of greatest concern coming from iran and from the potential retaliation. less about a conventiona

walk next to one of the babies cousins a girl who was 11 or 12 her eyes are large and kind she wears juliet who seems to be dozing on her back we take turns looking at each other and looking away before the other catches us. there is so much i want to ask you tell her but the language travels with us like a partition even though it feels silly the next time i see her looking i meet her gaze and for the second time today i put my hand on my heart impressed down hard as she looks away she is still smiling. you are part of our family now. we are hustled into the car i hold julia who screams interests has tears coming from her eyes ill isabella rests quietly. suddenly she sits up before the second round take my hat but upside out under her chin we are almost used to the smell of our daughters vomit we are sticky with sweat and bodily fluids he leaves the girls with me while he goes over to the bathroom to clean up the babies held in the crook of each arm i sink into a plastic chair my dizziness must be a result of the heat and older woman sits down next to me holds her arms open i hand her juli

. >>> thank you and the chicken now with juliet in our new cbsn bay area newsroom streaming news and live updates all day. what are you following for us this morning? >> we have a lot going on including how you can meet your new forever friend for free. today and to find out about the special promotion starting tomorrow plus our life super bowl liv coverage in miami continue so if you're about to head out the door, log on to kpix.com and check out cbsn bay area. you can watch those stories and much more to out the day on multiple devices and platforms. just download the cbs news app. back to you. >>> thank you. we've got michelle down in miami for the big game, we are getting pumped as well. 49er football fever. >> are you ready? >> i am ready. >> go niners! >> michelle have fun out there for the super bowl. "cbs this morning" is coming up next. thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. go niners!. >>> good morning to viewers in the west and welcome to "cbs this morning." i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil. gayle king is off. impeachment over? a key republican plans to vote

read "gq" magazine, sanders' denial is irrelevant as evidenced by this tweet from "gq" correspondent julietng. still thinking about the warren and murray don mike brennan isn't the lesson of me to end the last few years that we believe women and don't call them liars? it certainly appeared that abby phillips believed elizabeth warren, watch. >> senator sanders i don't want to be clear here, you are saying that you never told senator warren that a woman could not win the election. >> that is correct. >> senator warren? what did you think when he told you a woman could not win the election? >> meantime after last night's debate the men who is apparently not to be believed offered her a handshake. she did not reciprocate, and now cnn has released audio of what went down. >> i think you called me a liar on national tv. i think you called me a liar on national tv. >> let's not do it right now, we can have that discussion. let's not do it now. >> back on capitol hill today, senator sanders was asked what he and warren talked about he said "the weather." it has been rather chilly in iowa. shannon.

goal of light so that it too and this one is dress, yes, they're you've also danced in romeo and juliet yes, it seems like it when your favorite was about oh i just love the story as i relate to that story too. >>for that i'm whenever stays eyeing rehearsal, i feel like i'm do. yeah it it must make it easier. i would think to perform if you can relate to the person that picture of that report rain that's very important and you know. >>otherwise i don't feel. totally in it sure exactly you can see you can see that for after cinderella what comes next for you. >>will be rehearsing. any money. that gong until the end the end of may so we have lots lots you have a busy 6 months ahead of you been a real treat mean meeting you and i wish all the best and i i just love ur story so many people can relate to the cinderella story but you especially want to let people know cinderella will be running at a at the san francisco opera house. >>from jet january 21th until february 2nd go visit me sir. congratulations i wish all the best thank you so much marty all right we'll be right back. the san fra

juliet on twitter, "i100% believe her. something rotten going on there.aughters from travelling to cyprus in the future." any says i sincerely hope that british people boycott cyprus. another person says it is a disgrace and they should be ashamed. phillip on twitter: "funny how the threat of a tourist boycott and a potential international investigation into the corruption of the cypriotjudicial system has a very positive effect." jonny on twitter: "probably the right outcome overall. lying about being raped is a serious crime and can have a devastating effect on the male victims. that said, we do not want a world which discourages rape being reported. the ambiguity in this case suggests it's hard to find who is guilty." more comments very welcome, details are on screen. annita mcveigh has the news. thank you, victoria. that is our top story. a british teenager who was convicted of lying about being raped by a group of israeli men in cyprus has been given a four—month jail sentence, suspended for three years. the 19 year old insists she was coerced into r

two or three senators from the gop might jump on board, and that would be big, big news if they do, julietthe coronavirus on market sentiment, rebound for the first time in seven sessions for asian equity markets, hong kong going on a upch break, out -- up 2.5 -- about a quarter of a percent at hong kong rebounding after resumed trade from the lunar new year. the nikkei down up 1%, certainly off eyes off the day when it was up 1.9% and we have a paring back from asian equities after the u.s. told americans not to travel to china. the death toll for overall from the coronavirus is 213. if we look at other markets, we are seeing currencies, offshore yuan trading stronger, seven to the dollar. onhleen: next week bloomberg, special coverage of the iowa caucus starting monday at 10:00 p.m. in new york. tuesday we have the state of the union address followed by the democratic response. that is it for this edition of "bloomberg markets asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ juliette: the best of bloomberg markets middle east is coming up next. we will have continuing coverage later when daybreak europe come