at the age of 25 lindbergh became time's 1st person of the year back in 1927 that was the year that he became the 1st person to fly across the atlantic ocean and there is an irony there the mode of transportation which made him famous is the mode of transport gretta has avoided in her travels and we understand however in his later years lindbergh became somewhat of an environmentalist the pioneering pilot once said if i had to choose i would rather have birds than airplanes. but we move now from a young woman who has quickly become a global icon of hope to a nobel peace laureate who some say has quickly become a symbol of misplaced expectations mian mars civilian leader aung sang suu kyi today defended her country before the un's top court at the hague saying there is no proof that her country's military led a campaign of genocide against muslims yet that contradicts a u.n. investigation and testimony that was delivered on tuesday describing barbaric acts against the regime to population including children and babies on song suchi did not rule out that disproportionate force may hav

the middest tense the crowd clamors for a german unity journalist peter lindbergh was at the scene. 30 years later he looks back on the. interest and starts december 19th d.w. . this is d w news wife of the pope ordering a major change in the catholic church and leaving no place to hide for sexual abusers pope francis removes the cover of people secrecy meaning victims of sexual abuse will be able to go to the police to report the crime without fear of excommunication from the church also coming up tonight pakistan's former military ruler purpose musharraf is sentenced to death after a court finds him guilty of treason he's in exile so.

climbers for germany unity journalist peter lindbergh was at the scene. 30 years later looks back on the time in dresden. starts december 19th. w. . bush waiting for the end of the trade war of a deal between china and the u.s. could take far longer than expected a spread and trump is now suggesting it can wait until after the u.s. election investors are not happy. also on the show the war in syria is pushing many into poverty the national currency hit a new record low of making food imports impossible to afford. and cuba could soon change its jewel currency system in a desperate move to tackle its many konami will. suffer business on the w m how you get us welcome to the program we start with a look at a tough day on wall street the dow jones registered its biggest drop in 2 months after u.s. president donald trump alarmed investors by saying that a trade deal with china may have to wait until after the 2020 president show election one year from now during a visit to london trump claimed that china was keen to agree to a deal now but that he was a no rush and was happy to wait marke

journalist peter lindbergh was at the scene. 30 years later looks back on the. president. starts december 19th. w. boeing's 737 max is now officially in an extended holding top production of the best seller jets will be suspended boeing says regulators continue dropping off the plane left have little choice profits will take a nosedive and not only have the aircraft maker cut some of the airlines are affected too. also coming up more strikes over more calls new pension plans in france how will congress solve the crisis which threatens to spoil christmas for many french. this is business asia. asian and global business news on the. welcome we start in the u.s. where aircraft make a boeing well whole production of the 737 engine that's the 1st such production poles in more than 2 decades. it's boeing says the continued grounding off the plane by regulators said to range far into next year left it no choice the phrase by one of the largest u.s. exporters will impact suppliers adeline's and financiers across the globe as well as the u.s. economy on the whole aircraft in the 73

to commerce for german unity journalist peter lindbergh was the scene. 30 years later looks back on the entire. story it's december 19th. w. . could this be the beginning of the end to the u.s. china trade war both sides agreed to suspend further teach the taps terrorists but experts warn there's still a long way to go until the free trade dispute is result also coming up as there seems to be a fall in relations between the u.s. and china beijing now turns on burleson as germany contemplates to bomb sure way as a supplier for its 5 g. network. i want to get jones of this is a business lie from berlin well come i was starting with up beat data from china china stocks rose to a 6 week closing high today as investors cheer at a preliminary sino u.s. trade deal out and upbeat today to pointing to resilience in the world's 2nd largest economy so well it's happened exactly well on friday the u.s. announced it will not be putting its next round of punitive tariffs into effect and china isn't agreed to cancel its most recent tax hikes this past weekend and best us welcomed the news but apart fr

clamorous for german unity journalist peter lindbergh was at the scene. 30 years later he looks back on the time tristen. starts december 19th t w. hello and welcome to the chinese city of century and home of the telecommunication giant quite a way to talk to the chairman of the board young what it's been a difficult year for this company it's in the midst of a bitter trade war between china and the us which is banned all governmental agency to use a equipment on suspicion of espionage and leaders governmental leaders from all around the world are openly discussing their concerns about the trustworthiness of hallway as they are building their 5 g. . mrs young by the chairman of the board of directors of why way thank you so much for being on our program. or your friends i'm happy to be here today to talk to you . so who are always in the midst of a bitter trade war between china and the united states of america are you running scared by the end of this year a woman when you were not concerned that the u.s. government's decision to add while weight to the entity list has just created

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before thunberg the youngest person honored was 25-year-old charles lindbergh in 1927. >>> still ahead, how much it would cost to see oakland's new indoor football team and what the players say about having the backing from beast mode. >> the high cost of safety why the show will not go on for one of the biggest art festivals in the bay area. >>> coming up on you and 6 city leader pushing for cruz ships to help the homeless. why the port authority says the plan is dead in the water. >>> i am >>> i am ken bastida at the live news desk.. let's take you to capitol hill tonight where the house has been busy. not only debating what is going on in washington. the citizenship bill. this is the house making some moves passing another bipartisan bill that would rant thousands of undocumented farmworkers legal status. this measure would provide a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants working in agriculture. it would require companies to verify whether their workers are here in the country illegally through this new federal system. the landmark piece of legislation being passed tonig

called norman schwarzkopf, who was the head of the new jersey state patrol, the guy who case, whoe lindbergh solved the crime of the century. who does the shaw, the british people of the old shaw who exchanged pictures with hitler, they got his son in. they got him to hire schwarzkopf to run his armory. -- army. this is the presence of the british and americans. what about the soviets? soviets were present too. they sent in the end kpd, the predecessor to the kgb, the guys who made their reputation in the 1930's with the purges and rounding up people and sticking them in the gulag, they filled them three or four times over. they were some of the coolest cruelest secret police this side of the gestapo. when the soviets knew the conference was going to take place, they flooded tehran with an kpd. -- within kpd. you have heard in the movies about, sometimes you have the cops or secret police rounding out the usual suspects. they rounded up the usual suspects, and the unusual suspects. there is a famous quote about the purges in russia in 1937. it said, basically, they picked up every second man

the previous youngest person was the first one chosen, charles lindbergh, who was 25 when he was picked in 1927. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david: thanks very much. coming up, the fed decides. it will be in less than two hours. we will get the interest rate decision. michael gapen is here with the preview. that is next. ons is "balance of power" bloomberg tv and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i am david westin. no one expects the federal reserve to change interest rates, but that does not mean there is nothing for the central bank to address. whether it is the big issue on repo or where we are going next with the dot plot. here to take us through it is michael gapen, barclays chief u.s. economist. what you expect? michael: nobody expects the fed to do anything. the message will be the economy is in a good place and we think monetary policy is that right as long as the outlook evolves in the

louis which charles lindbergh used to cross the atlantic in i believe 1927. this is the story of the 20th century and huge leaps and bounds especially in terms of flight that were taken, and his -- it is remarkable to get a sense of technological development that happened in a short period of time. >> from minnesota, brian. good morning. >> yes. you mentioned charles lindbergh? >> yes. >> he is from blumental, minnesota. but my question, number one, apollo 1, the three guys that were burned to death, how about 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, apollo 8 circled the moon, what apollo 9 & 10 about that? and then neil armstrong, one step for man, one giant leap for mankind, who was running the camera? and then mike collins, i am disappointed because i wanted to ask mr. collins, he was drinking coffee and listening to music, what kind of coffee was it, and did he play a little bit of johnny cash, bob dylan, or neil young? >> he is gone now but we will let our guest answer what she. >> i can. he has the benefit of drinking warm coffee in space. on the lunar module, they did not ha

luis which charles lindbergh used and that's i believe that's 1927.s is the story of the 20th century, huge leaps and bounds especially in terms of flight were taken within that century. it's remarkable to come here and see it all in one place and get a sense for the technological development that happened in a short period of time. >> from minnesota, brian, good morning. >> caller:. yes. >> you're on. >> you're on. go ahead. >> caller: miss muir-harmony? >> uh-huh. >> caller: you mentioned charles lindbergh. >> yes. >> caller: here's from minnesota. my question i got a couple questions. number one, apollo one, those three guys were burned to death. how about apollo 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and then apollo 8 circled the moon. what about apollo 9 and 10. and then another, neil armstrong, one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind? who was run the the camera. and then for mike collins, i was drinking coffee and listening to music. what kind of coffee and did he play johnny cash, bob dillon and neil young? >> he's gone but i'll let our guest answer. >>

i want them to go in grocery outlet that is eric lindbergh by the way, they have fabulous stuff online if you want to learn about them the grocery outlet story is terrific you'll understand the model. when you're like me, when you're finished, you'll want to own a grocery outlet thank you so much. stick with cramer. >>> it is time for the lightning round! >> buy, buy, buy, buy, sell, sell, sell, sell and then the lightning round is over are you ready? we're going to start with ryan in oregon. ryan >> portland, oregon, boo-yah >> what is happening >> s&p global. up over 50% for the year do you still think it's a buy? >> oh, yes i do. you know i think that management team is terrific it's a buy brian in florida brian? >> hey, jim. you have great thanks isgiving and enjoying the cowboys losing streak jim, we spoke many times throughout the years we talk about miguel, eagles, bill sandbrook and, of course, chateau. not to mention the stock advice you have given me. i have a company holiday party next week and it would be really awesome if you could give a shoutout to my boca raton office w

. >> what happened in gibraltar was half-baked and as john lindbergh, a hostage in iran, does not respond pressure but a lot of pressure, there should be no tolerance of iranian attacks and iranian -- in the region. i believe i heard about what you said - and the military presence in the american -- europeans do not matter as much, in the us, it is either in that region, there is team america and he ran and for americans they have to really defend because otherwise it will embolden the regime within tehran and that is the mentality they have and are trying to push it. i personally support the jcp away because it was a good deal to contain iran's nuclear program but it is not a panacea. iran will not transform into a democracy or prosper because of this. the people who prosper, people within the regime and people in general, ordinary iranian's did not benefit from that. >> any thoughts you want to add? >> i am an intelligence analyst and former diplomat. iran increases the you 235 enrichment, not the smallest sanctions nafta back, very easy for me to imagine an increase of 5% enrichment wi

. >> reporter: lindbergh is under fire for his support of the stop and frisk program when he was mayor. ahead of his run, he said he was wrong and apologized speaking on it again today. >> we then cut 95% of it out before i left, and i said look, i made a mistake and apologized for it. >> reporter: other candidates have been critical of his late entry into the race, and his fencing. he is committed to shelling out $100 million of his own money by the end of the year. despite the spending, a new polish those him at about 5% with democratic voters nationally. he made a pitch to california voters. >> californians understand, nothing is simple, you have to have real solutions. you have to have evolutionary and revolutionary change. >> reporter: bloomberg has got some more work to do in the state. he is top transfer only about 2% of california democrats. in san francisco, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> tom steyer hosted his event today in rockmart. he lives in denver cisco, he left david's money and time to fight for progressive causes. he told the crowd that addressing climate change is one of his

as you know there were a lot of isolationist movements led by lindbergh and others in the united states and whenever isolationist in the united states made statements, they were given great publicity in japan so grew was concerned that the japanese had a mistaken view of what the united states was willing to do and whether the united states would stand up for itself so he wanted to counter that and he told roosevelt that if you can make a statement to explain the benefits that would accrue to japan, i would make sure to my contacts that this gets a lot of publicity so that everybody, japanese leaders and the japanese people can understand the benefits that they would have if they changed their policies. that was one suggestion that rooseveltnever accepted . >> i was wondering what was japan's overall strategic plan for the empire and their place in the world?so had there been a peace treaty that would have been signed, would they have kept expanding throughout southeast asia? would war have been eventual? >> nobody can answer that question. i would say this, that grew thought that there

is the youngest person ever to be named person of the year if actuay takes the honor from charles lindbergh who was 25 years old at the time he was named back in 1927 lot that's impressive. yes and here's what yore looking at is the mural the city of san francisco painted in her honor you'll find it near union square, jt look up and you'll see here about that at 16 years old. she started pers of the year i've done nothing to help. it just makes so that's pretty incredible so congratulations to her. >>right and then a 14 right now you know every days to battle an hievement and just doing a weather a little >>yeah we're battling little bit of rain again this morning but the good news is it's pretty light today, yeah. li any wayo go ahead. today definitely just routine at this poi that the rain jackets ready to go and get get a neady for some heavier rain tonight but that point most of betty beenthe looking cloudy but rainfall has stopped for you there are a couple of showers around fremont the we're really focusing on the northbay that's we're about to see some rain pushing ps fremon looking

charles lindbergh did a flyover here, earlier this spring lindbergh had done his fly and flown acrossi'm the barnstorming kind of thing cross-country. he flew over the game watch. and while coolidge news work here in rapid city was really thrilled with the attention and sort of the celebrities that came to see coolidge while he was here. he also met with a lot of just everyday people, south dakota citizens and politicians and he did make several visits with native americans in the rapid city area. he visited the rapid city and its goal which was boarding school for native american children. he also did a turning the pine ridge indian reservation which is about 50 miles east of here. first out the ghanaians it was an honor that coolidge shows this place. and for people in the tribe, this had been the land. in the treaty at only 60 years earlier. some were excited were about the visit does not. he was, while he was here, he went to a ceremony where some native americans ceremonially adopted him into the sioux tribe. they gave him a headdress, traditional headdress and gave him native am

before her, 25-year-old charles lindbergh was the youngest named person of the year in 1927.a did it. >> my message is that we'll be watching you. >> reporter: everyone watching as greta thunberg was named "time" magazine's 2019 person of the year. electrified the world in a speech at the u.n. >> we are in the beginning of a mass extinction, and all you can talk about is money and fairytales of eternal economic growth. how dare you. >> reporter: thunberg, "time's" youngest person of the year ever. at 16 she's credited with starting a global movement, traveling by boat and train to reduce her carbon footprint. her global strike remains the largest climate demonstration in human history. thunberg, who has asperger's, explaining why that's an asset in the fight against climate change. >> if you're on the autism spectrum, that makes you different. especially in a crisis like this we need to think outside the box, we need people who think differently. >> reporter: she's met with the pope and sparred with president trump, who mocked her on twitter. with "time" announcing her person

that was the case with charles lindbergh. he just returned from his solo flight to france and conde decided to throw a party in his honor . he was mobbed but he came. nitika and not having to rescue him but that's a whole other story. this is the famous apartment, frequently a backdrop in vanity fair and vogue . i apologize for the quality of pictures, these are pictures of pictures in the family albums but it gives you an idea of what it was like . on the right-hand side you've got the ballroom and these were actual shot that appeared in various vogue or vanity fair magazines. and guess what happens? suddenly in 1925 harold ross decides to come up with something called the new yorker so they get worried about vanity fair but it turns out they've decided to work with harold ross. when i say conde was the first to think of a lot of things, he was a pioneer in all new technologies and he has the best printing plant the entire united states in greenwich connecticut and they did a deal with the new yorker to print the new yorker

had gone 9 games without a win in all competitions going into this match as will also be friday lindbergh's 1st victory as in term coach spain's highest profile match fixing scandal has seen $36.00 players cleared of any wrongdoing among the names on trial were currently s.g. star under herrera and former athletico captain gaby more than 40 people were accused of match fixing in connection to a league game between. saragossa during the 2010 to $11.00 season everyone escaped punishment to former. were convicted of fraud. because cricketers have arrived in pakistan for the 1st test match in the country for more than a decade as you as face pakistan and raul pindi with the match starting on wednesday it's part of a 2 test series it was the last team to play a test in the country back in 2009 their team bus came under attack in lahore killing 8 people and leaving several sri lanka team members injured since then most sides of chose not to play in park sun over the last 4 years and bob way sri lanka and the west indies agreed to play limited overs matches in the country tiger woods says the upco

climbers for germany unity journalist peter lindbergh was at the scene. 30 years later he looks back on the tightrope interest in. stores december 19th. w. . this is the news and these are our top stories delegates from nearly 200 countries have begun a climate summit in madrid amid a growing sense of crisis goes yet as will spend the next 2 weeks on ing out the bulls for implementing the 2015 paris climate of. more than $200000.00 people have fled their homes in the philippines ahead of a powerful typhoon which is already battering the east of the country officials have urged residents to evacuate vulnerable coastal areas and the airport has suspended operations. jim a defense minister and a great crew is on his 1st visit to afghanistan and a said much work is still needed to secure the country germany has 1300 troops in afghanistan. britain has paid tribute to the 2 victims of friday's fatal stabbing attack on the london bridge which was carried out by convicted terrorist a vigil in london was attended by the prime minister johnson opposition leader jeremy colvin and the city's new