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[laughter] jonathan: this time around, i cannot think of a year, for a long long time -- for a long, long time, where there is so much uncertainty going at the 2019. noelle: right. that is the certainty, the amount of uncertainty. we are thinking about it in three main macro buckets. each of those macro buckets has -- they work together and drive asset prices. so growth, which we see as moderating but still solid, inflation, which is going to be noisy as tariffs are noisy, and then financial conditions or policy, which in q4 of 2018 was the primary driver of markets. and that's why you saw some of that underperformance in credit. but looking forward, we do expect that to continue and we expect the fed to be battling between a solid growth picture and tightening financial conditions, so we do expect to see some tightening into q1 and a little bit of q2 of next year and that is why we stayed defensive on credit. ira: the uncertainty next year is going to come around the fed mostly. regardless of what happens with the economy in the first quarter, the question is the fed actually going t

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long red carpet. overwhelmingly long. >> emily made a fashion statement with the giant puffed sleeves and her flowing white gown. her husband, john krasinski, let's just say we all want someone to look at us the way he looks at enemy. >> it's wonderful to see. it is, isn't it? >> emily got a review from her 4-year-old hazel. it's helps it's related g. on the train and a quiet place. i think this is the first filmt. my little girl is probably tuning. she's 2. he's like, whatever,ky last 30 my older one saw it also brough maamos and caitlin. they give us their plans for billy. >> we are going dress him as an elf on the shelf and leave him there until new year's. >> the best moment was the moment emily telling us she got to sing backup for back street boys on "ellen." >> it's kind of like #lifegoals moments for me. they were to charming and so lovely, and i grew up of course listening to them obsessively. it's an amazing moment, actually. out there with one of the best days of my life. >> because i want it that way ♪ >> you left me alone. >> that was your part! >> "mary poppins returns" theat >> coming up, sprise gone wrong love with michael douglas. >>> plus, "thriller" turns 35. wh you've got to get in there, like... i know what a bath is smile honey this thing is like... first kid ready here we go by their second kid, every parent is an expert and... ...more likely to choose luvs, than first time parents. live, learn and get luvs >>> former house star jodie . a big oops for jim parsons who ruined kaley cuoco's surprise on set. she turned 33 today, but the cast tried to surprise her yesterday. jim spoiled it when he posted a picture of that cake and tagged her before she got to set. check out her reaction. >>> catherine zeta-jones is on the small screen thanks to her "queen america." the crowningachievement, her -y don't live in l.a. we aren't consumed with the industry. we are able the turn off. >> that's the secret to their wedded bliss, but catherine try turn hollywood off it's still the douglas family business. >> it's so funny, the other night, we had my son on face time, saying something about some role that he was thinking he was going on. then my daughter was auditioning for her school play. i'm talking about my show, he's talking about his show. we all went, four actors at one table! it's too much! >> the welsh-born actress is starring in her first comedy series, "queen america." it has her hubby's approval. >> she is real funny. talk to her about her southern accent. >> oh, good, i'm starving. >> you're not allowed res rant food. >> my accent, he loves it. he had to, like, will be to me speak around the house. >> catherine just wrapped shooting season one of the facebook watch series in atlanta far from her family's manhattan home, so michael had one question for do if the show gets picked up, honey? >> i'm going to do it. >> you have to love the big talents bling theirs to the small screen. julia roberts in "homecoming." next year, meryl streep in "big little lies" opposite reese witter spoon and nicole kidman. >>> still ahead, ariana grande's epic girl power mashup. >> when i saw her walking towards me, i did a double take. >>> then -- >> ♪ thunder road >>> our garth brooks exclusive before his tv special this weekend. back stage at his historic concert at notre dame. >> this is scary. >>> and "sleepless in seattle" turns 25. closed captioning provided by -- ♪ she's doing it again no cover up spray here... it's the irresistibly fresh scent of febreze air effects. cheaper aerosols can cover up odors, burying the smell in a flowery fog. switch to febreze air effects! febreze eliminates even the toughest odors from the air. and it uses an all-natural propellant to leave behind a pleasant scent you'll love. use anywhere odors can spread. freshen up, don't cover up. febreze air effects. ♪ ♪ thank you next >>> this is my jam. ariana grande's first performance of "thank you, next." a big preview of her girl power mashup for the music video. here's everything we know about how she pulled it off ♪ from cracking open her own "mean girls" stale burn book to recreating scenes, ariana outdid herself with shot for shot complete with some of the o.g. stars. >> tell me about ariana as regina. >> when i saw her walking toward me did a double take. i was like, they got rachel do this too? >> it's clear jonathan bennet hasn't forgotten his roots. we talked about another legally blond star. >> when she's doing the bend is snap with jennifer coolidge? come on. >> have you ever gone out with someone that had no teeth at all? >> no. >> from the beauty parlor to the treadmill and a fake harvard campus, they nailed the most iconic moments, even with the pink clad chihuahua. some segments were cut out. it was shot by the same director as her -- there's a cameo, kris jenner. >> she's playing the actual cool mom. >> remember the doll house sce ? >> ariana gave a wshout out to that including a note, sorry i dipped. love you always. >> she needed to clear the sorry and take control of everything in her life. it's also a good time for the fans. >> thank you for watching. next. just kidding. 2019 will be a fresh start for ariana as he kicks off her sweetener world tour in albany, new york. >>> i know what garth brooks will be doing this friday. they'll be tuning in to his show on abc. only nancy was invited to join garth behind the scenes. >> you're going to be the first ever live concert at notre dame stadium. >> yeah! >> what was your reaction? >> i was just flatted.country m first audience in here. >> happy birthday! matter. these people don't care. ♪ thunder rolled >> the thunder did roll, but this crowd of 85,000 fans didn't seem to mind. >> this is scary. this is when i wish i would have recorded i have friends in high places. ♪ thunder rolls >> sounds fantastic. sounds like you could reach it the touch people. this place was built 100 years ago. you can get a lot of people in a small place. that always makes fun! we know he's got the performance thing down, but there's one thing the country music star was worried about, making sure things went smoothly for the folks running the stadium. for these guys it's their first first. i really wanted it to go well for them. that way, no matter who comes in here, they'll go, blame garth. it's an egothing. workingdium t march 9th in missouri. >> it's you. >> it's me. >> i saw you in the street. >> are you annie? >> yes. >> and they lived happily ever after. sle sleep "sleepless in seattle" turns 25 this year. the thunder, tom hanks and meg ryan's rom com is headed back to the big screen. we are flashing back to "e.t.'s" time on set ♪ "e.t." things we bring good things to life ♪ >> you want to have sex with her, huh? >> i certainly hope so. >> tom played a widowed single dad. >> meg fell hard after hearing him on a late night radio show. tom's son tried to set them up on a cross country love connection. >> the kind of yearning i hope is going to happen. a please cross paths kind of thing. >> there's no way. didn't you see fatal attraction? >> you wouldn't let me. >> rosie o'donnell was meg ryan's best friend. >> i'm really not for love. at all. i don't think love is a positive thing, and i think we should all be against it. >> julia roberts with us originally offered meg's role and dennis quaid was considered for tom's part. he was meg's wife at the time. this is part of the 25th anniversary scene, it was deleted. they had their romantic moment atop the empire state building. they only had two minutes of screen time together. >> this is my dad. his name is sam. >> i took this job, one of the reasons was to be able to work with meg and we have about four scenes together. >> at premier, madonna was there to support her friend rosie. >> the best movies are the best movies and they live forever. we'll see waps with ours. ♪ >> i love a rom com, right? so does kevin. he just doesn't want to admit it. it was nominated for two academy awards, no to mention, tom and meg's chemistry was so epic he reunited in "you've got mail." >> they wanted to do a movie where they got do scenes together. >>> michael jackson's "thriller" turns 35. what you never knew about the iconic music video. travel consideration provided by -- ♪ this is thriller >>> keltie, a longvideos changed forever. 35 years ago this sunday. that's when michael jackson's "thriller" came out. at the time it blew our mind. >> then years later it had a second coming on youtube. i know the "thriller" dance. come on now, kevin. we are going look back asay good night. >> have a great weekend. >> i predict making history, dubbed the citizen kane of short films "thriller" continues to have life. more than 227 million youtube bills. only cost $500,000 to make. it's the first music video of its kind to be inducted into the national film registry by the library of congress. so what did mj think of "thriller's" role? 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we hope she'll stay in our house for a long, hong -- long, long time. 199 53. even in times of personal struggle, their love for each other and their tenacious compassion and passion for their family carried them through it. george bush was at his wife's side when she died earlier this year, april the 12th, at age 92. george bush's 18th birthday he enlisted in the b armed forces. as i mentioned before, he was the youngest pilot in the navy when hevy received his wigs. flew 58 combat missions during world war ii. he i served two terms as a representative to congress from texas and ran unsuccess any for the senate. though his dad's desk, when he was of in the senate, is right there. when he wass a united states senator. president bush served as the chief diplomatic envoy when china -- in china even before the united states had formally opened the official beijing embassy. he became the 11th director of the central intelligence agency which was at that time was called the dci from 1976-1977. he's the only president to have previously held that position. interesting

long, long time, was it, as if we didn't realise the implications for the irish border. what have they been talking about? well, i think the eu... what have they been talking about? well, ithink the eu... they what have they been talking about? well, i think the eu... they have been eating too many biscuits and drinking too many cups of tea. you we re drinking too many cups of tea. you were not at the table, so you didn't... i were not at the table, so you didn't. .. i would were not at the table, so you didn't... iwould have were not at the table, so you didn't... i would have demanded all of the biscuits. you have no manners with regard to food. with regard to food. let's stay with the telegraph. paris, where am i looking, france cou nts paris, where am i looking, france counts the cost of the disastrous protest. we have seen so many people out on the streets, violence, deaths, injuries, rs, and shops... —— arrests. deaths, injuries, rs, and shops... -- arrests. incredible footage of flames, riot police... cars on fire. yes, exactly, terrifying. and, of course, i yes, exactly, terrifying. and, of course, lam yes, exactly, terrifying. and, of course, i am sure there are a number of people who have been hijacking the protests because there have been pleased from the people organising the original yellow vests saying, "can we not have this violence?"m is very sad. the violence yesterday seems to have been worse than the eve of the saturday before. the french finance minister says it has been a catastrophe for the french economy, causing damage to retailers and tourism. and i was thinking i would quite like to go to paris for a longto go if the main museums are closed? and of course i won't be alone in thinking that. it is a great city. and yet, if you think to yourself, you can't go without the rampage going on, and all of the tourist attractions being closed, it will have a big impact. at the same time, the french are being trying to lure bankers to live in paris. that is not appealing, is it? yes. let's look at the guardian, thomas pi ketty, look at the guardian, thomas piketty, the economist, leading the call to tax the rich to create a fair europe. that's what the yellow vests want, it was all about the rise in the fuel tax, but now they say it is about rescinding the wealth tax, the fact that there is at any social housing, so many other things that are coming in, and the vast bulk of people say they are not being listened to, they feel that the division between the rich and the division between the rich and the poor is getting so wide, and this is actually saying, this is the 50 economists, historians and

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long night. >> long and rainy. matt bradley times square. thank you. >>> know, issue on new year's eve,nd all year long. drunk driving linked to 29 deaths each day in this country. u starting todh is taking a controversial step to try and change that. re as kathy parkrts, it's not the first time the state has made had a mold move t to stop people from drinking and driving. >> reporter: one day before new year's eve, and utah's already buzzing with the strictest du law in the country. >> in the state of utah we take it riously, and if you're going to drink here don't drive here. >> reporter: nationally drivers are considered legallyun at .08%, but cross into utah now, and that number drops to .05. that means it doesn't take much to be considered drunk. law, r the new it's estimated a woman weighing 120 pounds will5 leech .0 after little more than one drink which can be 12 ounces of beer, five ounces of wipe or 1.5 ounces of liquor. for a 160-pound man, 's just about two drinks >> we're hoping to see better decisions made on the front nd of a night where somebody is choosing to consume alcoholic beverages.

any changes to that agreement to no obvious ago british people voted in favor of praxis we had a long long ongoing discussions about the treaty on the table the british government and twenty seven governments on the continent said yes of the treaty so for us it is the final proposal on the table the leaf treaty is the treaty of managing the bracks it and that's by their recent no possibility to renegotiate now the day they get treaty on the table even if that means there will be a hard road that it's in the hands of the british side sorry the british government confirmed already said they're ready yes to this treaty on the table and they must be clear and the colleagues in the house of commons are asking for more clarification for more guarantees those european parliament could also ask for other ideas on the table even here in the house not everybody's happy about the lease treaty so take it or leave it but isn't isn't that you too harsh isn't there something that you could give some reason made to make her life easier it's not our main duty to make the life of the british comics easy my

long awaited album until early twenty eight a whole three years after his debut hit. it took me so long because i needed to grow into the role of a producer who's capable of producing an entire album you know i just started making music on my laptop and all of a sudden i was making hits that really raised the bar and made for pretty high expectations i needed time to find my own sound too. and that sound is called tropical house his first album is a collection of twenty five tracks some previously released singles as well as new songs created between his d.j. sets all over the world on planes in taxis and recording studios in london. and copenhagen he wanted an album with a harmonious concept. people have their say when it comes to making a single the record company management team you get tons of feedback and everyone's thinking ok which single could be released next which is the right song but with an album i can just do what i like. felix gives career began with classical music you learn to play violin at the age of six by the time he was eighteen he was deejaying in london clubs his international breakthrough came at the age of twenty with his version of cheerleader a song by jamaican singer. was a. remake steadily conquered the planet topping the charts in the u.s. and twenty other countries the original was less successful. than the song. i think this song was already in jamaica but pretty and known in the rest of the world even after i remakes they released it but no one really listened to it for about six months but somehow it just reached the consumers it got to number one on spotify in sweden without any marketing campaign or record company people just decided they liked it and put it on their playlist sent it to their friends posted it on facebook and stuff and gradually it got more and more popular. became another worldwide hit. cover version of the eighty's classic nobody sold around two and a half million times. and set up the project called f. with german pop singer marc forster and their debut single reached number one in germany. but not everything the young star touches turns to gold later singles stayed at the lower end of the charts. matters most to me is that i feel good about what i do in this case my music i want to produce songs i'm proud of that i think are musically great and i want to share with people where they get to number one or not doesn't matter that much. but. whether his songs topped the charts or not his life sets are a hot ticket and phoenix yet already has future plans. for me personally i just have to see what happens i'm incredibly happy and grateful that i can do what i do i'm aware that it's a super fast intense lifestyle and i'll slow down on the touring in five or ten years i can imagine spending more time in the studio supporting younger artists concentrating on songwriting and production or maybe running a record label or even managing other artists. management. that sounds more like a business plan than a rock n roll lifestyle but whoever wants to succeed in today's music business needs to be business savvy. like c.m. is a master of tropical but the single hot to touch proves he can do funk to this collaboration with us singer alex i don't know and british producer hype storm the charts and for european countries enjoy the video. and. it. doesn't. kill. them. i. thank. you make me feel. oh you can stop her to. make me feel like her but. today europe tomorrow then it's off to the americas d.j. felix yan has fans to see all over the world what is typical routine for a gig which type of equipment doesn't get it does he still get stage fright let's find out. it's show time for phoenix. it's job to stir the fans into a frenzy. just like him can command a six figure sum for just one set. time to freshen up at the hotel before his. feet. felix knew fairly early that he wanted to be a d.j. . president ager i started playing tracks at birthday parties at first i just connected my phone to the loudspeakers and realized that i like deciding what tunes to play bus from was i always wanted to be the host of the party making sure people had a great time. that's how i really started d.j. because i did my first gigs in clubs in northern germany at the age of fifteen and i graduated from high school when i was seventeen then i really focused one hundred percent on my d.j. . this is. pretty much all i take on stage with me my headphones. even says felix is headphones and two u.s.b. sticks so i can start playing tracks any time i always carry a spare pair of headphones in my suitcase that means i'm always ready to go. to just before. now it's time for that performance. he leaves in his video and film in the meantime félix has become a business brand and there are so many things happening around that and i'm involved in all the details sometimes i wonder whether out a chill more maybe i'm overdoing it a bit. this is see if you. want to do hi rose from the first and second job like this is the trick. now is arriving at the summer sound festival. thank you i was and i was a i think that nowadays different kinds of people are successful with music due to the internet. and we're a lot younger now when i look at my colleagues they're all in their early twenty's and it's all because of the internet that we can upload our music do our own marketing and share our music was good music always prevails. you know i always get stage fright no matter how small or large the show is especially today this is lafayette i've never played her before she code is tearing down the house right now it's only a fifteen minute change over and i'm the closer so anyone who doesn't like me can just go home that's what's on my mind before a show does either good to give. i . today set lasts for seventy five minutes felix yang plays a mix of chart hits hip hop beats and lots of songs she's produced himself. time for some after show mingling with the crowd. and also to have used it as i think it's crucial to give some time and some love back to the fans who follow me and make such a huge effort to be here. i. salute takes the fun songs they know all the lyrics and sing along great party they're in a great mood they forget about their everyday problems and it's a wonderful moment i love to share. nobody a cover of the eighty's hit by u.s. band rufus featuring chaka khan was remakes by félix he now british you tube star jasmine thompson sings the vocals the song is him platinum twenty seven times giving him his second international hit. but. with barack. obama's bold. plan his job is just not brought. along above. the charts around. for. a longlong. sleep. sleep. sleep. stay tuned for more félix named in this installment of pop export extras. deejays at major festivals all over the world but he lives and his. small hometown in eastern germany. i. think. he grew up on the baltic coast and mettenberger. this is where he still feels at home with his family. always does in the top when i was when i come back home after traveling to all these huge metropolitan cities from this crazy lifestyle from all that's important overstimulation i can just kick back and there's nothing around here you can just gave the fields it's just gorgeous peace and quiet that i need to recharge my batteries. in the spring of twenty eighteen felix yen revealed that he's attracted to men as well as women in an interview for the weekly newspaper the d.j. described himself as bisexual and said he dreams of finding the person he can share his life with whether that's a man or woman. has been endorsing for sadie's since twenty sixteen posing for the german c

i had another part of criminal i've been working on for a long, long time. you see three decades ago congress responded to our nation struggling by creating the harshest mandatory minimum sentences in our history. consider what happened next as we made the penalties for drug h use and sales higher than ever in our history. what happened next was the use of illegal drugs in united states of america actually increased great just the opposite of what we were trying to achieve. the availability of heroin, cocaine and methamphetamine increased despite harsh criminal penalties. in other words longer president trump's did not deter drug use or drug crime but they did lead to an explosion in our federal prisons. 1980, the federal prison population has grown by over 700%. federal prison spending increased by nearly 600% and that period of time predictive united states of america holds more prisoners in prison than any country in the world. america has 5% of the worlds population, 25% of the worlds prisoners. more than russia or china. our overcrowded federal prisons

long long time you could be too cynical. so he could be too cynical. it is entirely possible. of the chinese have been masters policyol talking about 2025 where is our 2025 plan? . >> i don't want central planning. sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. he is not a central planner he is a capitalist so are the people around him. that is the tax cuts and deregulation and the energy programs are all about and that is what the trade talks are all about. he is a trade reformer and he would like to have zero tariffs. so we are not planners and i don't think that model will work. i believe history is on our side. i worked in the reagan administration and i learned from him with soviet communism when most people try to contain that and do business with it some of those share with china but anyway i want 2019 we hope to get there and we will have policies and by the way if you allow me those economic policies have done very well the economy is growing faster than almost any critic suggested. without booming ism. the many waves of recessionary pessimism but that evidence is quite different and the speculations. . >> you do not see a recession on the horizon? . >> i do not. >> can we get the graphic? . >> is this the bad thing that has happened? with the distance that percentage of gdp. and in 2018 that projection has gone on it is much more negative than the white house. by the way what does this mean? . >> so the level of the deficit it was $100 billion lower by the cbo estimates. so in her own estimates? . >> we don't agree with cbo we argue their economic estimates are way too low. and hence that deficit share of the gdp will gradually fall. i would argue that the success of the tax cuts already at least paying for two thirds and with nominal gdp. into suggest at least two thirds of the deficit. and as a rule they don't like the tax cuts. . >> and watching those own projections. . >> and with that upcoming fiscal year the deficit share of gdp comes down quites a bit and to be associated with reagan's rosy scenario which basically came true and it took a while but we are on target for our growth now the president has already announced and going across the board reduction in domestic spending that is pretty tough and the ritualist budgets we will see but we will fight that battle. with the omb budget hawk coming on board. but we are all budget hawks. including secretary mnuchin. and any more questions for larry kudlow? . >> there is a list of those items presented to the chinese so if they agree to the ip protection what else is important and high probability? . >> by the way i assume he meant --dash that disaster but that monitoring and enforcement trust but verify in the chinese are not fabulous on that we have a history so i just want to make that point but those various aspects of technology are so important that we are talking about commodities. i asked the uk and with his prior views in order to achieve increased purchasing. and i was delighted to hear that. it's a good thing but that is important so a quick plug on that they open their markets to us in the industrial area in fact, president xi talks about energy. i believe he will have an astronomical increase for the simple reason our economy is most competitive in the world right now. if you give us a chance that will benefit the economy and the manufacturers to benefit the chinese people. . >> that is very important that the technology related issues. >> one quick question before we go to break. >> what about the fact that chinese and in effect is an island that is stronger when we cannot really play that? i haven't heard much what we do with approval to get into that market. >> maybe it is unrealistic. >> as you know, , the limits on investments which go to the technology issues we put in tougher limits we're not ending investment not only in china but that was an important piece of legislation to protect us. i think we do telecom stuff better than they do it i want to make a federal case out of it right now but that is where it comes from? they do it on their own i pursue one - - presume they can do it on their own? that is above stealing at. i don't know if we are going to end that but the whole process which include cybersecurity issues maybe it comes down the more i think about this i'm not a china expert it just strikes me that the ownership issue is really important they need to change the so-called joint venture system. that is nearly the root of all evil i don't even know why. if they want american companies to come in but many have had to that gives the chinese the authority to get a pretty good look at our technology in whatever field that happens to be that it has to change. i will continue to emphasize that. that is essential and i'm glad to see a lot of american businessmen and women are talking about this w now because now the center is moving in that direction my friend hank paulson gave a speech on that that is good because really to have as much energy and soybeans that they want that those ownership issues, that has to be addressed and it is so important to the future of the united states and to our relationship and the potential trade deal. you hill or other people from the administration. i will tell you that this camper really wants palpable measured reforms. big reforms but that is the heart i cannot change the china central planning system. this other stuff has got to stop. we have put up with it too long so now at the center of the discussion is finally moving. i am not here to give political advice but i will just say this president trump inherited this including the wto. virtually every country agrees the wto has to be completely reformed. every country agrees with us france or canada with the whole issue of ownership problems it has to change and we do have a trade coalition of the living we had a trilateral document working for the e.u. and the united states and japan which explicitly discusses the nonmarket problems regarding china. we have got to make changes and in my view this is the crux of this conversation with china. i don't want to be pessimistic but i just want to say with the degrees of importance that has to be changed. >> thank you very much. 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beer because donald trump doesn't drink but the point is they have been in close contact for a long, long, longe. so i do think he's useful. the way it was described to me by former staffers at ami was that pecker really understands on an institutional level how michael cohen and donald trump operated, particularly in this sphere. and it's one that, you know, you talked about on your previous segment but it's really significant to say that in august 2015 they sat down and said not only will we catch and kill stories that could hurt your chances, but we'll let you know about anything that might be coming. we'll sort of be your in-house research arm, oppo research. >> and what else might they have, all these questions i'm sure prosecutors are getting into. that's for another day. sarah ellison with "the washington post," i appreciate it very much. thank you very much. president trump is being accused of setting a terrible precedent, suggesting using this chinese executive in canada as a bargaining chip and now he's catching heat for crossing this red line. and what is it like at the prison where

long long document that's currently being negotiated the so-called rule book which will bring forward the idea of what was a arranged in the paris climate deal this is the sort of rules that will tell every country what they should do for their own country and for the benefit of the whole global community to protect the climate and there's of course a lot of paragraphs that's currently being negotiated but the bigger points are two underlying motives the one is trust that with this rulebook everybody has to make themselves transparent and that's actually the second topic transparency that everybody has to be open and putting forward their true intentions their true goals and this is where it's currently sticking and as we've heard there's a couple of climate skeptics is involved in negotiations for example the brazilians of course the negotiators here still from the old government but there's sort of an attitude from the new coming government of course seeping in and there's another a couple of other countries for example of russia than the arab countries who are high on fossil fuels. who are saying well we're not so sure how and what we want to contribute to this negotiation. let's talk about germany germany has been one of the main negotiators really pushing for a deal but has it really it's reputation as a leader in the global fight against climate change. well germany has always had that reputation of being very forward about climate protection and its nuclear power as a main power source and is very high on renewables and recycling we have that image in around the world that we are kind of a climate change pioneer and germany in this negotiation is very active very engaged bringing things forward we spoke in several times to the negotiators here for example the german federal environment minister she's very optimistic that this will happen today but at the same time of course germany has also issues germany has still not ended its call industries which are contributing largely to carbon emissions and the fact that germany's for example now trying to step in where the u.s. are stepping out in terms of client fund isn't really helping because that's not the action that's needed right now maximilian akasha reporting for us from poland thanks so much. all right let's have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world australia has formally recognized west jerusalem as the capital of israel's prime minister scott morrison said its embassy would move from tel aviv to jerusalem but not until a peace settlement is reached between israel and the palestinians. there are reports of renewed fighting in the yemeni city of data just a day off the warring parties agreed a ceasefire at un broke a tool that of course is a lifeline for millions tasing starvation and yemen's civil war the day to deal is the first breakthrough in peace efforts in years. italian authorities will today begin the process of demolishing the most away bridge which collapsed in genoa organist killing forty three people removal of the remaining sections of the structure is expected to take five months the city's mayor has pledged to build a new replacement bridge. a massive security operation in paris is aiming to prevent more violent demonstrations by the yellow vest protests french authorities fifth consecutive weekend of rising despite the government's announcement of a minimum wage increase and scrapping plans to increase fuel taxes. and staying in france president emmanuel mccall has visited strasbourg to pay his respects to the victims of the deadly terror attack in the city this week visited a makeshift shrine near the christmas market where a gunman killed four people. in a single rose followed by silence then some prison mccrone had come to strasburg to commemorate those who died in tuesday's attack on the city's christmas market another victim succumb to his wounds only i was earlier bringing the number of fatalities to fool. the market reopened on friday shaking off the terror of that group the city. it was guarded by over five hundred policemen and soldiers as france interior minister delivered a message of defiance. some peace to this christmas market is a history it's a common good that belongs to all the french people this morning with their four just wants to stroll a bit and show that we will always keep our head up the previous night police had killed the man believed to have carried out the attack. residents watched as twenty nine year old sherry shakeout a convicted criminal whose experience believes were well known to the authorities died in the fire fight. he said was met with relief and strasburg but questions remain how is check out able to pass through security checkpoints even after police have discovered weapons at his house locals also asking how to check out was able to evade police for days after the deadly attack did you have hope. seven people have now been arrested including checkouts parents and two of his brothers. a stress book tries to return to normal it's inhabitants hope that security forces have done enough to protect them from further home. the nobel peace prize winner not g.m. laura has returned home to an emotional welcome in iraq meeting president saleh in the capital baghdad morag cold on the government to rebuild her hometown let the so-called islamic state massacred and enslaved thousands of people in this the minority more of a self state after a lot a long and terrifying ordeal she's now pledging to help the community rebuild their lives. with the money i got from the nobel peace prize the hospital and cynthia to treat two people mainly widows and women who were exposed to sexual abuses by islamic states militants i mean that none of them are counted this weekend in mrs vision god. kosovo's palm and has voted to create a standing army for the first time twenty years off the cost of a split from neighboring serbia and fought a bloody war against it soviet has described the decision to create an army as the most direct threat to peace and stability in the region so be it does not recognize kosovo and says it could even intervene militarily a threat which failed to deter a course of and will make has. a reason to celebrate many course of events. see the creation of a proper standing army as a necessary step towards full nationhood. sure this is a historic agreement for us and a deserved one. has its own army and a state that is being furth

we have a long, long, long way to go. i think democrats have a lot to work out. the biggest elephants in the room is what kirsten gillibrand just laid out, how do you connect a diverse party with a field that don't seem all that diverse? or at least the diverse candidates don't seem to be gaining traction. what you saw this with beto, can you also speak to the issues of a diverse coalition? i don't think you can rule out that factor in determining where the democratic base is going to go. it's not necessarily just going to be is the candidate someone who looks like us but do they also understand what we want them to talk about? >> part of the challenge if you look at the people not the dynamic. 36% say they want a newcomer. it's a challenge of the newcomers to flip those numbers. that's what barack obama did against hillary clinton. she was the seasoned hand, he was the new face. people thought interesting kid, is he ready? and he flipped it. this is the poll from december 2014. jeb bush was going to be your republican nominee followed by chris christie, ben cars

long long lines in reports of glitches of polling stations but for the most part voters are simply happy to finally have their say. they waited for two years to cast their vote what difference will a few more hours in the pouring rain make. after eighteen years of the same man in charge voters in kinshasa waited eagerly for their chance to select a new president they have a choice between three main candidates two from the opposition and a former interior minister favored by outgoing president joseph kabila. but if you give me a city going to i feel liberated and happy we completed my civic duty to deal with and have just voted in a historic election for nor would be to refuse to it's. historic indeed the democratic republic of congo has never experienced a peaceful transition of power since gaining independence from belgium in one nine hundred sixty many are hoping that today will be the day including presidential contender martin for you will. clear it's done it's the end for joseph kabila. but there are problems with the vote a lot of them. there are reports that many polling stations never even opened causing frustration among voters and the opposition is concerned that voting machines have been manipulated to help could be less preferred successor when it was. two cities have been barred from voting at all residents in the opposition strongholds of dany and put tempo will have to wait till march to cost their vote long after the congress new leader will be sworn in officials cited in a bowl of outbreak as the reason. and benny frustrated residents stage their own mock ballot and protest. but it will likely be the next election that their voice is really how it was. as the year comes to an end we're looking back on some of our favorite stories of twenty eighteen our correspondents brought us a range of reports featuring personal struggles political crises and violent conflicts from around the world but there were some stories that made us think a little bit differently like this report on rapping for democracy under thailand's military dictatorship. on the cell phones. in the streets in the car it's. the beats of a rap song that reverberated throughout the entire left. me somebody like. me or in english what my country has criticized this thailand's military government and the lack of freedom it made me think i know but to me the lord. told me. that you were in a country under a military dictatorship

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long black -- did i just lose my hbo signal? what's going on there? i actually thought was kind of like the cord at the end of sergeant pepper in which nine pianos just hit this long, long that black was sort of like what the series needed in order to communicate the fact that it is now officially over. >> as for sopranos' creator david chase, he got whacked in the headlines. he got whacked by the new york post cartoonist who showed fans getting whacked. and chase literally got whacked online. >> three or four days later, carl ton and i were in new york talking to a couple of television critics about how amazing it was, and they were like, oh, you know, there's a lot of controversy about the sopranos finale. we were like, what? oh, yeah, some people just absolutely hate it. like the whole cut to black, it's pretentious, nobody knows what it means. they're discussing whether tony is alive or dead. >> those are all the things that make it brilliant. right then we realized we were completely and totally [ bleep ]. >> if you've been fortunate enough to be successful, they've gone along for a long, long ride with you. and the viewer has a through line for every character in

long, long time. and then seen the quy a long, long time. with the knife a few feet from me, moving towards mean and the police were coming towards me and thinking, this could be it. but then they were there, they were there really, really quickly and i am very grateful because they were there. a terribly frightening incident for you. if the reports are correct that the british transport officer was stabbed in the shoulder, was it him that was first on the scene? was he the first one to tackle? it is possible. i saw the man who was stabbed, again, i took some videos, but the man, it appeared he was stabbed in the head and possibly in the back. he was covered in blood. his partner i think, maybe his partner had a large bandage around her head. she was not saying anything. they both walked out of the station, so it would appear that serious harm has not happened. that is something to be grateful for. i heard people speaking on the platform afterwards that the man had tried to stab a police officer. that is not something i saw myself, i can't re

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