>> lars. >> so are you trying to say she was frustrated with lars? reporter: the prosecutors told the jury this marriage of opposites became too lopsided for lars to handle. >> she took time to play tennis. work was very important. she took time out to go have dinner with friends and family. he wasn't a factor. >> basically, she didn't consider him enough to be a part of her normal, everyday life. >> reporter: they said lars wanted more from debbie. and when he didn't get it, he got rid of her instead. >> reporter: this was a new one for me. one of the possible motives that was brought up, that lars was old school and was upset that debbie did not take his last name. >> she was a professional woman and she was very driven. and i think that's part of why she didn't take his name. she kept everything separate. >> reporter: including her bank accounts. she never put lars's name on them. >> reporter: this was not about money. >> no, it -- it -- it wasn't. it really has to do with he loved her more than she loved him. >> reporter: when its turn came, the

matt: thank you for your time, lars.uergaard jorgensen there, the ceo of novo nordisk joining us from copenhagen. janet yellen keeps rates unchanged in her last meeting, setting the stage for an increase in march. we have reaction, next. we already see it in the treasuries market. this is bloomberg. ♪ we use our phones and computers the same way these days. so why do we pay to have a phone connected when we're already paying for internet? shouldn't it all just be one thing? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you can get 5 lines of talk and text included at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. choose by the gig or unlimited. and now, get a $200 prepaid card when you buy an iphone. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfnitymobile.com. matt: we are 30 minutes into the trading day. let's get the top headlines for you from the bloomberg. the yellen era ends. now it is up to jerome powell to pull the trigger. how will he react to a potential increase in the budget

according to the association, there were about 260,000 americans working in the some lar industry, at2016. they estimate the tariff will cause ape 23,000 job loss this year. >> it is going to be, all different kind of people. electricians, construction workers, engineers, developers. >> these wrecks are steel. made in america. >> of tom's construction company is install offing panels on the south carolina farm. >> do you think there is a chance that the terrorists might stop you from getting new projects. >> there is that risk. abshrewly. >> the tariffs are expected to decrease some lar installations bite 99% over a five year period. he believes the in dus treef will continue to grow, but at a sloper pace. >> do not think this levels the playing field. i think this puts unnecessary barrier in some lar's way. >> the solar energy industry association, there is a mouthful for you, tells cbs news, that 90% of the solar panels used in the country are imported. but only 10% of those came from china. >> of the cbs "overnight news" will be back in a moment. # i was wondering if an electric to

lars: i wish i knew. i can't comment on the development.have strong momentum in our business right now. we see a continued uptick, doubled in market share in 2017. and we are seeing cardiovascular safety is surely growing in the u.s. and we are launching our -- in the u.s. market come this monday. so we have a lot of -- a lot going for us in the diabetes space. so that's what we are focusing on. we have not changed. matt: all right. so if you take out the effective currencies, you have a tail wind in the u.s. with the tax reform. can you quantify the effect of the tax bill on novo nordisk's business? lars: yeah, we expect we will have a lowering of our effective tax rate by 1 1/2 percentage points. effective tax rate of 21% in the u.s. we are already investing in the u.s. we are building a $2 billion plant in north carolina. so we see a strong opportunity in the u.s. and we are investing also now based on a lower tax rate. matt: so what else do you see coming out of the u.s.? president trump has made a lot of noise about prescription drug p

lars: there is an illusion we see.has made a plan and announced several things and is executing them. caroline: it is not only you to have recovery in general, but also due to the impact we are seeing in france? lars: overall, i will let you be the judge of that. we see this in the beginning of 2017. that is what we saw the whole year. caroline: we get the elections in italy. bnp paribas has the unit. ,o you see any risk there reducing some exposure in italy? lars: in italy, we have repositioned ourselves to be really focus on the individuals. that is behind us. we are there to accompany our italian clients in their economy. caroline: hedge funds are reducing their risk appetite in italy. -- at bnl,we can say we are focused on specific clients we want to accompany. manus: that was the cfo, bars lars machenil.-- that's part of the issue for the ecb because the bank still cannot claim success in its struggle to restore inflation. it also defended its policies widenomplaints that may inequality. mario draghi was addressin

lars calbrier joins us now this doesn't seem like a typical correction to me it's been aggravated by the sheer volume of strategies on the market do we buy beaten up stocks on this dip or do we play defensive? >> well, we need to remember what has caused the correction the correction was caused by an inflation shock. we had last friday stronger labor figures which then triggered investors to reinvest. usually corrections happen for other reasons, because you hahae a growth drop or people think growth will come down. the second point which is critical is we just had not had a correction and a correction is normal usually you get corrections once or twice a year. we had not had one for two years. so we're getting back to something which is normal. from that perspective i'd rather be in the camp of your first question >> where does that adjustment process take us then quickly >> a correction is healthy you cannot have double digit returns within a month in january we had 10% returns. that's usually a return which you're having over 1 1/2 years so we expect that this correction will prob

it has over $3 trillion lars in deficit reduction, which is the largest deficit reduction of a budget terms of a 10-year outlay that we have ever seen. it lays down a path toward fiscal responsibility. it allows us to keep the booming economy growing. funds the priorities american people supported for. brian: federal government only pays 200 billion. meanwhile we know about what happened at the end of last week. kind of swamped good news you had beginning week, resignation of rob porter and speechwriter sorenson. what is going on behind the scenes of fbi background checks that might change the staff this week? >> well again, the fbi background check process is one, that again the fbi runs. we are a part of it. it is operated throughout the federal government. it goes across agencies. it has been used frooç previous administrations, and will be used in future administrations. if any changes need to be made, we'll look at that, but, you know this is a process that we trust. brian: raj, did you change anything? you relied upon it and you got burned because you had two-time accused domest

but bolivia has been slow to metersrsbove seaevel in lar s uyuni, e world's rgest sa flat. reporter: the uyuni salt flat is the world's largest. beneath the crust is a pool of brine containing the world's largest knknown deposit t of lim -- an estimated nine milillion tons of f it. the e metal is a r resource of immense value, and could have a huge impact on the economy of bolivia, currently the poorest country in south america. bibig trucks and other heavy equipment are nocrcrisscroingg new extraction facilities are under construction in this fragile ecosystem. at the moment, evaporation pools cover just 0.5% of the salt flat. this is still a pilot project, but the bolivian government has approved plans to open a larger area of the salt flat for lithium extraction. marco: the brine is pumped into the pools.s. in the first one, heavier metals are left behind as the water evaporates. the remaining water is then pumped into the second pool, and so on. the eighth pool contains the lithium, which is very light, but not yet pure. reporter: ten years ago, the bolivian government

le preguntamos al jefe de la polis del distrito lar cÓmo es que un estudiante o un maestro sabe andonde de la amenaza, pero hay que seguir las opciones que los maestros le dan a los estudiantes. reportera: en el distrito escolar de san josÉ, también tiene un plan. si los estudiantes estuvieron fuera de las aulas, los darÍamos del campus e irÍamos a lugares seguros, y tendrÍamos un sistema de comunicaciÓn y de alerta vÍa correo le Único, mensaje de texto o por telÉfono. en embargo, la simple preparaciÓn para escenarios como estos llena de incertidumbre a muchos padres . >> sabes lo que le van a pasar a tus hijos, no sabes nada. reportera: esta madre asegura que tuvo que reporte el comportamiento violento de un estudiante que amenazÓ a su hija. >> misa le pasÓ que una niÑa la agrediÓ. tuve que hablar con el maestro. hay que darle mÁs amor a nuestros hijos. reprotera: la policÍa asegura que aunque no son muchos, cada aÑo y en reportes de estudiantes que son violentos en este distrito y precisamente el aÑo pasado decomisaron cuatro armas de varios estudiantes. es por esto que las autorid

es una visiÓn a lar mista y que confÍa en las autoridades. santuario. entonces, no creo que vaya a pasar. >>> maÑana la decisiÓn final latla tendrÁ el consejo. runion abierta al pÚblico desde las 7 de la noche noticiero telemundo 48. >>> el condado santa clara tendrÁ una flota de camiones nuevos con el propÓsito de evitar que la comida saludable termine en la basura no les estÁn dando otra alternativa mÁs que regresar a la calle. sandra bermÚdez nos informa. >>> por gusto no estamos, porque nos fascina el lugar, tampoco a quiÉn le va a gustar vivir como nosotros. a nadie, supongo. >>> daisy es una de las mÁs o menos oep personas llamaban hasta hoy hogar baj las carreteras 101280 y 680 y es que desde temprano llegaron decenas de trabajadores con sus camiones y maquinaria para empezar a remover absolutamente todo lo que habÍa en la zona. >>> fuimos a limpiar el Área que ha estado con basura desde hace mucho tiempo. tambiÉn el territorio que estamos po dando y cortando Árboles estas personas aseguran no tener donde ir. en caso de daisy un alberg

you've written about this, mar lar go is full of members, friends, defenders, allies and it puts him on occasion in a certain mind set. >> think about the president's time at his winter retreat, mara lar go he's known to walk into weddings to say hello to christopher ruddy who's having dinner at the club. he wants to hear feedback but it's a feedback loop of positive words from friends, allies, people looking for favors with this administration. this is not the environment he's going to get candid feedback. this is a retreat in every sense. >> robert, to quote from you today, you talk about john kelly revamping, cracking down on the security clearance matter, which should be seen as kelly doing his job but as you point out there's another way of looking at it we, quote, a senior administration official with knowledge of kelly's thinking said the chief of staff has been frustrated with jared kushner's evangelical of access without clearance. and he was aware the new policies announced friday could jeopardize kushner's ability to carry out his duties in the west wing. only in this west

an annual survey released today found that the number of stole lar jobs in the state fell more than 13%ar. it blames issues ranging from regulatory changes to a wet winter slowing down sales and more changes are coming next year. the president decided last month to impose tariffs on imported solar panels which will probably raise costs for customers. more than 86,000 solar jobs in the state, 34 of the nationwide total, are in the state. >> i'm taking this time because i think we have an opportunity now that is almost matchless. we are at a moment when we can all come together to do something really good for the country. take an action that has bipartisan support. we have no right as i said earlier, any of us, to associate ourselves with the aspirations of the "dreamers" unless we are able to, um, and willing and courageous enough to take action on their behalf. >>> congress appears to be close to announcing a big two- year budget deal without a fix for "dreamers." so this speech by nancy pelosi, the house minority leader, is raising questions about whether leaders will be able to finali

. >>> the phillies spring training, out fielder nick wheels on point, he drilled gabe cap lar with a home run. 12 home runs last season and is already in the swing of things >> breeze coming in did not stop nick william from bringing in the baseball. if he's stroking cars and it happens to be mine >> they told me originally what's wrong because i just missed it. and hey, that's my car, then i go, the dallas cowboys over there. when i hit it i knew whose car it was. >> he didn't hate the idea. >>> depaul is dead last. the chances of villanova overlooking them at home, 0 and the wildcats are fully focused after being upset by st. joe's two weeks ago. south philly we go, taking it up. eric check out the drive. making them pay, two hands at 16 points, second half. great defense. maikel bridges give me that. he had 27 points and nova win huge, huge, 93-62. final score. george mason visiting hawk hill. newkirk with a drive. 23 points. and you know phil martelli loves it but he doesn't love this, final seconds. literally iian boyd at the buzzer. and that's how st. joe's loses a at home. geo

. >>> the phillies spring training, out fielder nick wheels on point, he drilled gabe cap lar with ahome runs last season and is already in the swing of things >> breeze coming in did not stop nick william from bringing in the baseball. if he's stroking cars and it happens to be mine >> they told me originally what's wrong because i just missed it. and hey, that's my car, then i go, the dallas cowboys over there. when i hit it i knew whose car it was. >> he didn't hate the idea. >>> depaul is dead last. the chances of villanova overlooking them at home, 0 and the wildcats are fully focused after being upset by st. joe's two weeks ago. south philly we go, taking it up. eric check out the drive. making them pay, two hands at 16 points, second half. great defense. maikel bridges give me that. he had 27 points and nova win huge, huge, 93-62. final score. george mason visiting hawk hill. newkirk with a drive. 23 points. and you know phil martelli loves it but he doesn't love this, final seconds. literally iian boyd at the buzzer. and that's how st. joe's loses a at home. george mason, 79-

fun lar unfortunately, we've got some crummy weather in return.re look at an icy commute, potentially dangerous some ice that will come with the storm system that will eventually change over to rain. and that's going to happen during the morning hour for philadelphia, delaware, and new jersey. it all clears out tonight so we'll we in good shape for the parade tomorrow. this is the situation this morning. the temperatures are below freezing. just below for philadelphia. 20s for south jersey, delaware and the suburbs. and wet weather is getting ready to move in. 25 for chestnut hill. 27 for park side. that's cold enough for the wet weather to move in and create ice not only for philadelphia but much of the philadelphia area extending into new jersey. turnersville, 26 degrees, ridgeten is 27. they will be climbing during the day, but it doesn't look like they're going to be getting above freezing before the wet weather moves in. so we will see a big warmup, and it's going to be a rainy day. but this time period is the danger zone for us. look at the

between the gang violence on e hand and immigration enforcement on the other, and the president is lar wly driving thatedge. >> brangham: the president had said that ms-13 is a perfect example of why he wants to change the three main issues on immigrtion reform. he wants to bui a wall. he wants to end family migration, and he wants to get rid l the visatery. duds your reporting indicate whether any of those things uld address the problem of ms-13? >> i'm glad you asked. it's a total bait-and-switch. none of those issues have anything to do with ms-13. the things the president is pushing in terms of reforming aspects of the legal immigratsyn em, that's his own separate area of reform.ri the gang we're talking about has to do with mostly people who are living as undocumented immigrants already in the country.th gangs, as i said earlier, have existed in this country for itars and years. egan in this country. building a wall isn't necessarily going to prevent the gang from continuing to exist where it has since the 1980s. and so he's kind of heaping al these things together. and then the i

the between has a ton of potential and so far, gabe cap lar likes what he sees >> they came out and gavee have. we have our expectations. we expect you to come prepared. and we expect you to do it all over the next day. that's it. and that's what they started off on the right foot. >> very comforting. free agent jake ariata still available. the phils are in talks with his airstrike, he won the cy young award in 2015 and eventually led the cubs to a world sears title. arieta is 31 years old. >>> lasalle hosting rhode island. explorers down by two, bjay johnson goes to the hall. 29 points and 24 boards. balling. next, that's pow, my man puketh, pow, 12 points in the 9th, jessica dean loves the name. four seconds left, lasalle down by two, pukie intentionally misses. we have overtime. under 20 seconds left. lasalle down by one, johnson losing control of the ball turns it over, dr. john your reaction. oh. what -- dr. john. >> 95-93. ouch. >> he loves the game. >>> next, philly students get to spend the day out . >>> today was pal day at philadelphia city hall, the police athletic league team

and balancing our professional high line or lucas air lars always on the lookout for new challenges. we started the show with a rising star on the international fashion scene thirty five year old our tour. now he's austrian but he relocated to milan a few years ago to make a name for himself among big labels like armani versace and vulture and go beyond. just presented his latest collection at milan fashion week and we were there to see some of his ideas take shape on the catwalk. that looks like paintings created yet timeless short lived trends and opening highlight of milan fashion week. that king courtesy of thirty five year old austrian design talent. even seasoned critics are convinced they welcomed the breath of fresh inspiration to italy's fashion capital. this is young and fresh us who is really breathing new life into the sea people take too much from own backyard and time to make time for the very moment you say you want to do this just like crap. so every election two thousand sunni vs at the same time it fits perfectly into the modern world the location is an old school a

. >> reporter: the new policy on the cinemark website says any bags or packages lar jenn than 12 by 12y six will not be permitted inside. adding that staff reserve the right to check any bags brought in as means of enforcement. we picked up this box with similar dimensions to get a better idea of the new policy. this is my standard work bag and as you can see, it look like it would simply be too big to take inside. >> checking them now a days is a good idea. >> yeah. >> because of all the things going on. >> especially with the heightened sense of emergency and everything going on with that latest shooting down in in order. i can understand but i mean as far as, upping, taking it to extreme on that kind of level, i don't know about all of that. >> reporter: it's still unclear how the theater chain plans to enforce the new rules fully but we do know they are exempting medical bags and diaper bags as well. back to you. good all right. dave. thank you. >>> across the nation students walk out of the their classes to stand with the survivors from that shooting in florida. in voorhees, new j

i will tell that you ourst lar holdngs are going cell and amazon. i believe that the combination of hyper scale cloud computing and increasingly real and needle moving artificial intelligence and machine learning that can make operations more efficient across enterprise computin e-commerce, on line advertising, this technology is actually becoming something that is additive to top line revenue growth and efficiency in a number of different areas. those two companies, alphabet and aman are far and away the leaders in that technology which has so many different applications. that's one of the main reasons why they are our largest holdings in the large cap portfoli >> good t see you a.b., a.b. mendez with frost investment advisors. >> visa saw profit up 22% as more people used its network. the company credited strong growth in the u.s. during the holiday season. that wasn't enough. the stock fell in initial after hours trading. >>> fellow dow component dow dupont reported a rise in sales and beat wreath profits estimate the producer was happened by a s

the between has a ton of potential and so far, gabe cap lar likes what he sees >> they came out and gaveeverything we have. we have our expectations. we expect you to come prepared. and we expect you to do it all over the next day. that's it. and that's what they started off on the right foot. >> very comforting. free agent jake ariata still available. the phils are in talks with his airstrike, he won the cy young award in 2015 and eventually led the cubs to a world sears title. arieta is 31 years old. >>> lasalle hosting rhode island. explorers down by two, bjay johnson goes to the hall. 29 points and 24 boards. balling. next, that's pow, my man puketh, pow, 12 points in the 9th, jessica dean loves the name. four seconds left, lasalle down by two, pukie intentionally misses. we have overtime. under 20 seconds left. lasalle down by one, johnson losing control of the ball turns it over, dr. john your reaction. oh. what -- dr. john. >> 95-93. ouch. >> he loves the game. >>> next, philly students get to spend the day out if our world isn't stuck in the past, why is higher education? we say,

can coup do it for those 33 cases they could do note it 349th and because the consuspect is very sill lar. >> murphy also pledged to do more to provide relief from the state's high property taxes and said is negotiate are issue but that won't come overnight. in marlborough, ashley johnson reporting for "chasing news." >> all right. thanks, ashley. boy, do in know how it will work. the irs rules are specific about charitable contributions that you cannot derive any benefit from that contribution in order to take it as a deduction. so are we to say we're not getting any benefits from our out-of-control real estate taxes a lot mer on this will be coming up for sure. >> all right. stay with us. a lot more "chasing news" coming up tonight. we got a story about a pastor locally who is turning heads and causing controversy as road tran >> welcome back to "chasing news." we got a lot more for you coming up tonight including a story about a jewish grandma who has become the face but first bring our own nate rogers to tell the story of a transgender pastor in our area and turning heads. what do you

moments lar, armed police show up. this is the china visiting prime ministers never get to see. police power here is all pervasive, and growing. millions of residents are being forced to give dna samples. mobile phones are searched for sensitive religious content, using handheld plug-in devices. and for those suspected of even the mildest disloyalhe beijing, t is a network of secretive detention camps in which thousands of uyghurs have been locked up without trial. close to what we bofieve is one them, we are stopped from filming. china is building a total eillance state, where saying, doing, or even thinking the wrong thing can get you locked up in an internment camp. as you can see, it is a place where foreign journalists are certainly not welcome. wherever we in xinjiang, we are constantly hassled detained, monitored, and followed. like thousands of uyghurs, has fled to turkey. he thought his wife and mother would be safe at home. he has since heard that they been taken to the camps. >> from early morning until lat, evenhe is only allowed to sit on a hard chair. my poor mothe

they spent millions and milliond lars trying to convince people that clima change was a fraud and that it was not something we neededato worry ut. in fact, a lot of them are still doing that. >> how does it affect your city in terms of what you have to extend to cut down on some of the effects? >> as you just mentioned, richmond has 32 miles of shoreline, more than any other city on san francisco bay. we have two intercontinentalra lroad terminals in richmond. we have two waste wat treatmen plants. we have thousands of acres of regional parks. we have neighborhoods. and we have a refinery, all of which are subject to inundation for sea level sorise. we're already in the process of for that.yo know, our city, along with other cities on the water, arei to have to spend a lot on infrastructure in the fure to adapt to climate change. it's going to be billions of dollaran >> and you the oil companies to reimburse that? >> we want them to be part of the solution of part of the problem. >> chevron has sai these lawsuits will not curb climate change, that it demands global engagem t. >> they'r

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you have multiple lars of conflicts within. jane: he has completely dismissed the fbi's objections. what else has he been saying? anthony: he says hwasn't surprised and that the fbi has stonewalled the investigation and that by creatinghe memo -- he and his staff is the author of the memo that has not yet been released, and we don't whow is in it except that it is alleging surveillance misdeeds possibly by seniorhe members ofbi, and by putting this memo out, he is putting the fbi and the justice department on the spot. jane: what has the white house been saying about all of this? anthony: the memo, they say they want it to come out quickly. you heard john kelly, house chief of staff, use those exact words. buthe white house is in th middle of batting down other stories. we just heard a cnn report that donald trump put pressure on rod rosenstein, the number two person at the justice department overseeing this ruia investigation, and he asked rosenstein just last month if rosenstein was on trump's team, and wanted to know more about theve russia igation. if you remember, this fits int

that was the lar almost globe trot nerves town. you and i tried our hands at it yesterday.as good, but we were good, right, katie? >> um, ya. you know what? i meant to post this yesterday i was taking pictures of you guys in the middle of. >> this i have the best screen of jim mid-way through one of the tricks, he looks like mr. miag gi with one leg up. meant an al note. >> okay, be posted shortly everyone. >> it did happen, kate. >> i exactly, nice clear sky, comfortable, but chilly outside. if that makes sense, so into february, you still expect to need heavy winter coat. granted i have mine on, but i don't feel like i've got to hug it tightly, because there is cents virtually no wind. it is a nice calm start to the day. all clear overhead, too. it is almost a moonlit sky here as the moon is nearly full in fact. and with virtually no cloud cover to speak of. we take to you storm scan3, there are no storms to track yet. and it is totally clear overhead. there is a satellite layer on this, this shot, but, there is nothing to see. so, moving right along, let's take a look at

. >> reporter: swiss skier lar raski er lara gute fell and took out several. >> multiple riders going down on course. >> reporter: there was excitement at the kwandong hockey center. the u.s. women losing their first face-off against their bitter rival canada. tensions between the two teams boiling over in the game's final minutes. will we be back for the finals? >> absolutely. we're going to win this one. >> reporter: tonight, many team usa athletes say that even though they're in pyeongchang, their hearts are with those in florida. >> we wanted to skate for the 17 children that died in the florida shooting. and today was much more than about us. >> reporter: among those offering their support to the families of the victims in florida, figure skater nathan chen, the teenager expressed his c condolences before his skate tonight calling it devastating. >>> still ahead, the flu vaccine. new information about how well it protects vo: gopi has built her business with her own two hands. each unique piece comes to life in the same way... a messy, sloppy, splattery way. but now she's found a

that is where the other 3 taylors of the proposal -- pil lars of the proposal come in.e have added e-verify because , andrks extremely well because when you use it the sector of the economy that is the most radically affected his 80% or more where of workers are not lawfully here. we need to have a workable guestworker program. the current program does not work, though there has been an uptick since the obama administration of people using it. still, the vast majority don't use it and it is very costly. programsal is we have a that works for the farmers, the workers, and keeps agriculture in the united states, a very important a part of the economy and affected by competition from many countries around the world. many things that we produce in the united states to put on the dinner tables of americans can be produced here and in dozens of other countries around the world. we have to have that program. more needs to be done in immigration. this is not a comprehensive immigration reform bill. least a dozen or more immigrant visa programs, all of which have various faults

. >> the 2.5 billion dom lar mariner 2 pipeline built alongside an older smaller pipeline called mariner east one. it will transport across the full width of the state to refinery complex at marcus hook. once completed. sunoco has plans to add a pipeline. altogether. estimated pipelines could transport up to 675,000 barrels each day. according to a recent report, paid for by sunoco, the project will add $9 billion to the region economy and add hundred of construction and permanent jobs. >> there is no amount of money, there is no number of jobs. that, that, is worth putting all of these lives at risk. >> they say they're not putting lives at risk. >> sure, of course they say that. >> residents point to independent risk analysis funded by a group of private citizens and it concluded a leak of highly pressurized liquid gas could result in a vapor cloud that could spread 100 feet within three minutes burning any one within 700 feet. >> you have off to evacuate on foot. because you can't start a vehicle. you can't use your cell fen to call for help. those things can set off the gas. an impos

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these people lars -- are expanding their operations. any adult who needs their place to occupy any vacant bed facility after 8 pm without a reservation. the united council of human services on jennings will also be open 24 hours a day. the city is offering additional bed -- beds at the first unitarian church for the first 66 man who show up we're coming back to the live picture and you can see there are already people here. it feels cold here in the city. keep in mind that as those temperatures drop it can be more and more dangerous. we have three cold days of weather and it can get more dangerous because people are exposed to the elements for so long. >> thank you chris in san francisco you stay warm too. >>> brace yourself for really cold bay area temperatures tonight. possibly lower than the low 30s tonight. many are reaching out to the homeless to protect checked them -- them from the cold. there is once again a homeless encampment there. they dealt with severe cold before because heads at shelters sometimes are hard to find. >> rep

let me tell you, fbi agents or agents, feel officers all over the country where shi shimon peres r -larshenanigans goig on. i point my finger to el paso, texas. this -- unfortunately. lou: u.s. citizens. lou: >> correct. things that i have reported to the flthe inspector general, thw this stuff, this is worst kept secret in country. they are terrified, they are embarrassed and frantic, that is why you see them issues the statement, that attempts to under cut the actions of chief executive of usa. lou: it might be morer persuasie if they had credibility with american people or congress. we have's full screen from befordevinnunes. this is what nunes said. the memo, referring to house intelligence committee memo, contains all relevant fact ossifiesa abuse, the -- facts on the fisa abuse. -- referring to the 5 professional who met with john kelly, this is getting to be so ignore apignorant and disrespecf lawful authority, namely the head of government, president trump. i can't believe it being tolerated. where the hell is the attorney general, why are they letting this happen? >> the chief

kennedy: can i say, met -- metallica is rehearsing next door, that is lars' base. >> the sand man, neede say more. >> there were many aspect that reveal at top ranks of doj and fbi in obama administration. there was a drive to use this, what director comey himself calling sellacious, unverified information at no point it they reveal that document was paid for by opponents of president trumps. or clinton campaign, at no point did they do that, they released christopher steel he was so leaky to the press. to reinforce the case for fisa warrant. and by the way, the fisa warranter, men they had a window to trump world. >> it was reauthorized 3 times. kennedy: we don't know that yet. >> we do know that. >> in theory we know. >> that is what came out in republican memo, conversation about fisa or surveillance, carter page is not coat rack anyone should hang this on, he is not a sympathetic care, he bragged -- >> you can't spy on someone. >> if you think they are working with foreign intelligence service, legally, right now, you can. >> that is prob lemm attic. >> we don't know that. >> that i

bridgewater's call against oil giants hotel is its lars -- largest disclosed shareholding in europe.ia agreed to pay $600 million for a 10th of one of them are its biggest offshore assets. it has agreed to a 40 year contract for rights to pump crews -- crude. some teens and switzerland have learned that now is the ideal time to consider a leave or sabbatical. that is according to people with knowledge on the matter. they say the head of the swiss universal bank unit wants to cut 1600 jobs by the end of the year. the company said it does not actively encourage its employees to take an unpaid leave for cost reasons without commenting further. that is your bloomberg business flash. let us to get back to one of our top stories. last week was a wild one for global markets with volatility coming back for -- with a vengeance. this is despite ending the week on a higher know. let us get back to work guest here. the senior economist. just a live the groundwork for our discussion and give our clients a sense of the radical change in momentum that happened in some of these equity markets. from

to know lar you have everybody. in the vast hoards of people who show up to hear me, there are always going to be two of them who have tejada jefferson for 40 years and will assassinate me. i don't think there is a manuscript. i know he did own an early typewriter and played around with it. but i think it was probably apochyphal that he wrote an entire novel on it. he may have tried dictating and didn't like that. the other question? i don't understand this at all. his ezeli writing routine. this man was enormously prolific, and he had tremendous amounts of energy, just unbelievable. e think -- he thought he could write huckleberry finn in three months. it took him six years. it wasn't because he wasn't writing so regularly, but because he was so involved in the business projects. he would tell the people running the publishing company stop worrying about huckleberry fin because i am still inventing the baby bed clamp. it took him six years to invent. that. it very difficult to figure out how he did what he did. he

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not just building a place for housing, for shopping, but scm village, and a vehicle tack lar project it is. here they are, and as she just said a second ago, 40% affordable housing, however do we get that? i commend the giants for what they do for this city, and what they're doing for this part of town. i look forward when they're finished of going into the shops, be it a grocery shop or a cafe or barber or whoever is going to be there. the open land, fabulous project. it's great. go giants. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm todd elberling of toddco. this project does not provide enough housing for all of its future workforce that will be in the offices on that site. it does not achieve 100% jobs-housing balance. it's clear tho everybody in this ro -- to everybody in this room of the expansion of the technology jobs in our area. it's no fair to promise other housing that's going to be built on treasure island to meet the deficit that this project will cause. from now on, these large projects like pier 70, india basin, this project, the power plant site and maybe others, need to be