marc: yes.avid: if you had bought the stock at the beginning, you would have been up about 7000%? but -- 3500%, but who's counting? david: now that you own time magazine, do you get to pick the person of the year? marc: i realize you are a good candidate. i get it. david: would you consider running for office? marc: i believe business is the greatest platform for change. we can do it. we can fix the world. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? let me ask you about salesforce.com for those people who are not that familiar with it, there may be a few. you started the company in 1999? marc: yes. david: and today it has a market valu

marc: yes. david: now it has a market value of $130 billion. marc: yes. today,if you bought it desk sold it today, you would have a return of 7000%? marc: 3500% but who's counting? awayve been able to give $300 million. $400 million of volunteerism. david: what does it actually do? marc: salesforce is a business software company if you go to somes.com and you buy easy's -- yeezies from kanye west. if you have to send those back, thesales, the marketing, emailed, all of that is 100% salesforce on adidas. david: you company did two things right. marc: what were they? david: crm. customer relations management. your point was that the most important thing in business is to make sure your customers are ok. is that right? marc: i think that is generally a good idea. that: the second thing is you said let's do this through the cloud. when you start the company in 1999, people thought thousand work weightings in the sky. you said there was more than that. marc:marc: there were three things that we said we would do when we started our business. number one is we ar

marc stein, your reaction?> yes, my book reprints 30 media reports and other accounts of the stonewall riots from 1969. it's quite interesting to see that the first accounts provided by "the new york times" daily news "new york post" referred to the riotsers as home zbloeks waulz or young homosexuals. but within weeks they were referring to the leading role as transvestites or drag queens or street queens. the most extensive coverage of that was in the local gay newsletter of the mattis sheen society, a local gay rights association. the trans peer odcals, the transveftia, didn't cover the riots. but the gay oriented madison society newsletter emphasized the prominent role played by street queens and drag queens. things are quite complicated. we also have the issue of translation years later. today we tend to police the boundaries between gay and trans. but in 1969, many people like marcia p. johnson, sylvia rivera, were comfortable as talking about themselves as transvestites and gay. >> to our viewers tuning i

our guest is marc stein.e's a graduate of wesleyan university, earned his dobt rat from the university of pennsylvania. thomas on the phone from washington, new jersey. good morning. >> caller: good morning to everyone at c-span and good morning to professor stein. i just want a quick comment. i'm an avid supporter of c-span i've been watching you guys for years. i would like to say a little quick story, i knew about the stonewall and how much of a remarkable movement it started, the catalyst for the lgbtq movement, and i was just walking alone by myself one day in manhattan, and i had my mind on a million different things and i just happened to come across -- by pure accident i came across the stonewall memorial park, and it's very, very -- a very good feeling knowing that i was standing inadvertently in the middle of a catalyst for such a remarkable social justice movement, and i was really taken back, so again, just in brief, i want to thank c-span, everyone at c-span, and professor stein for shedding such

well, marc, things are changing around us all the time.happening in the world and make decisions about what we are going to be able to include in our simulation. we look at regulations for drones flying in the skies, there are autonomous vehicles in traffic and we have to think, "are these things that we want to include in our simulation and make playable for players in our game universe?" so it's something we think about a great deal. clint hocking, thank you very much indeed. thank you. this is marc cieslak for bbc news, in a virtual version of london. hello and welcome to the week in tech. it was the week saudi arabia was accused of hacking the phone of amazon's billionaire founder jeff bezos. crown prince mohammad bin salman is alleged to have sent an encrypted video file via whatsapp, which saudi arabia denies. it was revealed that the introduction of gdpr in 2018, the eu has imposed 114 million euros in fines, with regulators in france, germany and austria handing out the biggest fines so far. is it a bird? is it a plane? yes and no.

marc: it is unclear. the fbi and the justice department are not talng about it, but we are learning from people close to the investigation that there has been some level of cooperation between the fbi and the private consultant that did the forensics investigation for jeff bezos. in fact, the f approved the selection of the consultants, and he is indeed a former chief of the fbi's cyber division. there is some coordination going on there. there is also a separate federal investigation in new yo into jeff bezos's allegations that there was extortion used against him by "the national enquirer," the tabloid that first published the news of his those-- bezos's extramarital affair and that included information that bezos believes came from the saudis. laura: the u.n. said that this was done to influence the "washington post" reporting of saudi arabia. did that happen at all? marc: certainly there was no influence. when we heard ac this was a on to jamal khashoggi's columnsng in "the wasn post" and the aggressi

marc stein? >> one of the things the caller and the size was religion and the potentially liberating role played by religion. before the stonewall riots, religious leaders were important allies of the lgbtq movement, along with the american civil liberties union, an important ally for the pre-stonewall movement. in san francisco there was a council on religion and humans actual, which featured a number of ministers who allied with activists of that day and made important, groundbreaking efforts, and those continued after stonewall. so i would not think of the religious community as hostile to lgbt aspirations, but it is divided, and we have for several decades have religious denominations fighting for lgbt rightd and others who are at the forefront of opposing lgbt liberation. and even within some of those denominations that have been hostile, there are divisions within and so efforts within even the catholic church or the mormon church to promote lgbt acceptance and lb gt lgbt rights.'s so it is

good morning, marc. >> reporter: hey, good morning, wendy.it's the first day of the new year for wall street today. investors will get the weekly report on initial jobless claims. the dow closed up 76 points on tuesday. the s&p added nine, and the nasdaq gained 26 points. >>> major drugmakers including pfizer have increased prices on more than 200 drugs nationwide. that's according to the health care research firm three axis advisers. on new year's day, prices went up on drugs from hiv and multiple sclerosis treatments to arthritis and asthma medications. according to drugmakers, nearly all of the price increases will be below 10%, and around half are in the range of 4% to 6%. >>> a new study suggests artificial intelligence is more accurate than doctors in diagnosing breast cancer for from mammograms. the study showed ai could identify cancers with a similar degree of accuracy to radiologists while reducing false positive results by more than 5%. the study was published in the journal "nature." according to the american cancer society, radio

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marc lotter and start bolden. marc, i'll start with you.e handicapped for all that's happening i would. who is the most important to? >> you really can't tell right now. this primary is a mess. they had four different leaders in the last four months. through clear politics average, once the iowa caucuses over with, their primary will continue to be more scrambled than a breakfast platter at the waffle house. >> harris: gosh, i'm hungry. [laughter] >> even i like what he said. i don't agree with it, but that was a good one. [laughs] >> harris: that's when you know you've made a friend. mayor buttigieg, mayor pete. i guess he's not officially, but he is moving on. he wants to get to the white house, i guess. when you look at him, is this make or break for him? how important is that for joe biden, hovering around three or fourth place and he started beating people and scooted out. >> he just picked up two really important endorsements from representative rick knauer, i think. as well as bill slack he is pumped up, or he is moving forward. up i

well, marc, things are changing around us all the time.n the world and make decisions about what we're going to be able to include in our simulation. we look at regulations for drones flying in the skies, there are autonomous vehicles in traffic and we have to think, "are these things that we want to include in our simulation and make playable for players in our game universe?" so it's something we think about a great deal. clint hocking, thank you very much indeed. thank you. this is marc cieslak for bbc news, in a virtual version of london. hello, and welcome to the week in tech. it was the week saudi arabia was accused of hacking the phone of amazon's billionaire founder jeff bezos. crown prince mohammad bin salman is alleged to have sent an encrypted video file via whatsapp, which saudi arabia denies. it was revealed that since the introduction of gdpr in 2018, the eu has imposed 114 million euros in fines, with regulators in france, germany and austria handing out the biggest fines so far. is it a bird? is it a plane? yes and no. it's

marc lieberman is here in new york. marc, how is the president responding? >> reporter: good morning. the president wasted no time targeting the democrats latest attempt to limit his military actions against iran. during a campaign rally in toledo ohio last night president trump mocked the measure and touted his decision to order the killing of qassem soleimani. >> these are split second decisions. you have to make a decision. they don't want me to make that decision. they want me to call-up, maybe go over there, let me go over to congress. come on over to the white house and talk about it. we had to make a decision. we didn't have time to call-up nancy who is not operating with a full deck. >> gentlewoman is recognized. >> earlier in the day house speaker nancy pelosi defended the war powers resolution. she said it was critical in the wake of the u.s. air strike that killed general qassem soleimani last week. >> he endangered our servicemen and women, our diplomats and others by taking a serious risk of escalation with tensions with iran. >> it has united t

marc liverman is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.ter: hey, good morning, anne-marie. today it's all about the consumer. automakers will release motor vehicle sales data for december. meanwhile, stocks closed higher yesterday led by gains in technology companies. the dow rallied 330 points. the s&p was up 27 points. and the nasdaq added 119 points. >>> u-haul plans to stop interviewing and hiring nicotine users including people who use e-cigarettes and vaping products. according to the "arizona republic," the company approved the nicotine-free policy set to go into effect on february 1st in more than 20 states where the company operates. u-haul says it wants to foster a culture of wellness at the company. people hired before the policy goes into effect won't be affected. >>> the first day of legal recreational legal marijuana in illinois sparked big sales bringing in roughly $3.2 million. there were more than 77,000 transactions for pot purchase when the law took effect on new year's day. dispensaries reported long lines and expect th

. >> el cantante marc anthony recordÓ a bryant en su Último concierto en boston mostrando una camisetaon el nÚmero 24. finalmente los lakers anunciaron que van a posponer el juego con los clippers josÉ >>> mÁs adelante amplÍamos sobre el homenaje de kobe bryant en la gala de los premios grammys >>> la corte suprema dio un gran golpe al apoyar la regla pÚblica a partir de ahora los autoridades migratorias podrÁn negar la residencia a quienes hayan utilizado algÚn beneficio pÚblico >> cristina londoÑo amplÍa >>> la decisiÓn de la corte suprema de justicia fue un golpe personal para gustavo hernando quiÉn con su trabajo de limpieza ha sacado adelante a su familia >>> prefiero trabajar por mÍ cuenta y no tener beneficios del gobierno

marc, great to see you as always >>> facebook under fire again.etails. >>> and dorsey's diet, he's making headlines for unconventional eating patterns we'll discuss -- >> there's no ice cream. >> no, i don't think so. >>> just a reminder, don't my jim cramer's big interview with satya nadella, coming up at 6:00 p.m. eastern on "mad money." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ don't get mad. get e*trade, dawg. >>> welcome back house speaker nancy pelosi slamming facebook during the weekly press briefing. ylan mui as more in washington. >> pelosi and zuckerberg have been on the outs since the doctored video of the speaker went virile last year and facebook refused to take it down today she called the company behavior shameful. >> the facebook business model is strictly to make money. they don't care about the impact on children. they don't care about truth. about where it's coming from all they want are tax cuts and no anti-trust action against them >> no anti-trust action. that could change in the neither future because today pete buttigieg became the latest presidential c

so we have concerns about huawei. >> and marc, if the uk go ahead -- i know it's an important area ofiscussion between the u.s. and uk at the moment if the uk do go ahead and use huawei in their 5g network what would that mean a u.s.-uk trade deal is off the table? >> i wouldn't say that it's off the table, wilf. but we're anxious to have a trade deal with the uk when the vice president went to meet with boris johnson last september, we made a commitment as soon as brexit was complete we wanted to get there i think we would have a disagreement over huawei for sure but i'm not going to tell you that would be a barrier to getting a trade deal completed with them. >> marc, some of the states that were hardest hit in the trade war with china were also among those that were the president's biggest supporters can you talk a little bit about what's in this trade deal and how it's influenced by politics and the upcoming election? >> you know, contessa, i don't know that it is influenced by politics and the upcoming election there's been a lot of commentary about whether or not china wanted to

marc: sure.to him and his management team and what i say is, trust has to be your highest priority. if you are not thinking about all your stakeholders, and you are only focused on money, then what kind of business are you building? they agree that pornography should not be on their site. so they built the technology and it cleanses their site of pornography. they are very careful about that. they have advanced ai. but there are other things that they allow where they could look for truth, where they could actually work to have great integrity, and make sure that everything is accurate and clear. they do not do that. and that i think is a problem and needs to be directly addressed. david: as a result of your success, you are beastly made a fair amount of money. is your goal in the future to make more money, to give it away, would you consider running for office? marc: i would never be a politician. i will never run for office. i would not know how to run for office. i could not see how i could do

. >> el cantante marc anthony recordÓ a bryant en su Último concierto en boston mostrando una camisetasobre el homenaje de kobe bryant en la gala de los premios grammys >>> la corte suprema dio un gran golpe al apoyar la regla pÚblica a partir de ahora los autoridades migratorias podrÁn negar la residencia a quienes hayan utilizado algÚn beneficio pÚblico >> cristina londoÑo amplÍa >>> la decisiÓn de la corte suprema de justicia fue un golpe personal para gustavo hernando quiÉn con su trabajo de limpieza ha sacado adelante a su familia >>> prefiero trabajar por mÍ cuenta y no tener beneficios del gobierno >>> ¿pero en algÚn momento recibiste? >>> sÍ, cuando era pequeÑo mi bebÉ >>> podrÍa entorpecer >>> porque la corte suprema respaldÓ una regla de la administraciÓn trump >>> que lo considerarÍa carga pÚblica como llaman a los inmigran inmigrantes nos impulsamos una demanda federal para impedir este nuevo reglamento se ponga en pie, es uno de 5 que sigue el caso en casos menores mientras el supremo le dio luz verde a la regla trump >>> es preocupante para la democracia en donde se cree

let's talk now with vice president mike pence's chief of staff marc short.c, i am saying i think president trump's speech in davos was his very best speech, economic speech. the tone was perfect. two years ago he challenged the global elites. they said it couldn't be done, not if you use tariffs, if you use lower taxes, lower regulations but it has gone beyond. it empowered the entire country. the economic gains have been so broadly distributed? >> charles, thank you for having me. to your point i think the president isn't just speaking to the so-called global elites, he is speaking to the world at that forum. he is articulating the miraculous recovery of our economy. if you think about it, more than seven million jobs have been created since the president came into office. the congressional budget office predicted at this point in the administration, they would create over less than two million jobs. we created over seven million. the reality, wage growth 18 months averaged 3% when inflation has been nonexistent. you see unemployment at 3 1/2% which is lowe

el vÍdeo tomando por alguien del pÚblico se ve cuando marc anthony detiene la mÚsica llora.controversial regla recarga pÚblica con la que el gobierno del presidente trump quiere condicionar los beneficios a los inmigrantes. los cinco jueces conservadores apoyaron la decisiÓn y peggy carranza reporta. peggy: el gobierno del presidente donald trump se anotÓ una victoria.con cinco votos a favor y cuatro en contra, la corte suprema de justicia fallÓ a favor de poner en marcha la regla recarga pÚblica, que permite negarles la solicitud de residencia permanente a quienes han recurrido o podrÍan recurrir a beneficios como medicaid, cupones de alimentos, asistencia financiera o de vivienda. esta abogado que busca frenar la regla, explica. >> la corte suprema dijo que sÍ eso puede entrar y mejor por ahora, pero vamos a ver por fin se ganamos el caso, la corte va otra vez, algo temporal. peggy: otras ciudades tambiÉn presentaron demandas que seguirÁn debatiÉndose en corte por que consideran que la ley es discriminatoria. amparo cÉspedes dice que sus familiares serÁn afectados. amparo:

>> so marc, you mentioned this draft letter by king i rthoue ndclaimipeag that there was going to be a drawdown of u.s. troops in iraq. spat's the defense secretary, ? mark >> repsaorter: cerbs news , has learned that the secretary of defense has denied plans to leave iraq. he said he doesn't know where the letter came from but says he read it, and it is inconsistent with where we are right now. >> marc liverman in new york. thank you. >>> norah o'donnell with talk ee his first network tv interview since the killing of qasem suleimani. you can see the exclusive interview tonight on the "cbs evening news." >>> breaking news out of puerto rico where a new earthquake struck just this morning. it had a magnitude 6.6. it hit just south of the town of indios. the country's utility says power is out on the whole land. it comes one day after a 5.8-magnitude earthquake rocked the country. yesterday's earthquake unleashed small landslides, caused power outages, and damaged homes. no injuries were reported. a string of small earthquakes followed. >>> on capitol hill now, the house reconvenes to

hello, i'm marc edwards with your tuesday sport briefing.ed as barcelona's manager on monday — despite winning two league titles in his two full seasons with the club. valverde might be feeling a little hard done by with barca top of the table in spain, and through to the last 16 of the champions league. he's also the first manager to be sacked by the club, mid—season, since louis van gaal in 2003. his replacement is the former real betis coach quique setien, who's signed a 2.5 year contract. not a great day to be a manager in any sport really. we'll call it sacking monday, if you will, this time in major league baseball, the sacking of both the manager and general manager of the houston astros, aj hinch and jeff luhnow. it follows an investigation which found they cheated by stealing signs when they won the world series in 2017. both men were suspended by the league until the end of the 2020 season, while houston have been fined $5 million and lost their first two draft picks for the next two seasons. the team's ownerjim crane says the pair

cbs reporter marc liverman s porter: iranupremeleader inars procession for qasem soleimani. back at the white house after his winter stay at mar-a-lago, president trump faces an escalating threat after the u.s. killed the iranian general in an air strike. the man who replaced soleimani is vowing revenge. >> we made the right decision to take out this terrorist. >> reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo warned iran not to retaliate. >> the iranian leadership needs to understand that attacking americans is not cost-free. >> reporter: on twitter president trump said 52 sites could be targeted, including ones with cultural significance. >> we may see an increased risk of war with iran. >> reporter: house democrats will vote on a war powers resolution this week to try and limit the president's military actions. >> we do not need this president either bumbling or impulsively getting us into a major war. >> reporter: yesterday members of the iranian parliament chanted death to america. the country announced it will no longer abide by the 2015 nuclear deal. >> will there be a dipl

to talk more about today joining us live on the program marc shulman and tell of eve marks editor of history central dot com usually magazine columnist to mark good to see you mark firstly what does this oliver street mean to people there. well look and then a verse 3 was a significant one the fact that all these world leaders came was very very significant it was a great biggest gathering of world leaders in israel in israel's history actually other than for funerals and this was not a funeral although in some ways it was look we're reaching the point where there are very few survivors left there are no perpetrators left we are reaching into a different generation and the holocaust is moving into history and we have to worry strongly how that history will be remembered we have to think about what will be like when there are no more witnesses that you can interview with real live people and all we can talk about is the films that we have in the books we have and the other artifacts that we have of this time and i think it's really important at this point and i think most israelis sha

. >> marc benioff is the founder of the sales force, the man of davos, i would say good to see you. >r saying that >> you made a lot of headlines when you said capitalism as we know it is dead. what do you mean >> people have been asking why am i wearing this black suit and -- >> you're in mourning? >> -- tie because i'm at a funeral for capitalism >> what do you mean by that? >> it's dead >> you have a public, right? >> you know that capitalism is dead and we are introducing a new capitalism here, a stakeholder capitalism, which is a more sustainable capitalism, a more equitable capitalism, a more fair and just capitalism. it's not like -- the old capitalism, you know, is all about milton freedman. business, business, business, money, money, money. the new capitalism is the new stakeholder capitalism, business is the greatest platform for change >>> i've heard that before >> you have heard it before. >> you've been out front on this issue. >> yes it's why i started my company 21 years ago. >> i guess my question is, you know, traditionally wall street and analysts and investors rewar

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marc benioff talks about technology in itself is not good or bad, it is what you do with it.n yesterday, our focus at the keynote that media link had was to talk about exactly that, how you can use technology for good. the other part of it is the trust factor, and we understand the importance of trust, and that has to transmit not only to platforms, buthe the consumers and the platforms. thank you, founder and chairman and ceo of media link. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." we are live streaming on twitter. ogy, and ont @technol quick take on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ announcer: the following is a paid program. the opinions and views expressed do not reflect those of bloomberg lp, its affiliates, or its employees. announcer: the following is a paid presentation brought to you by rare collectibles tv. ♪ announcer: the california gold rush is considered to be one of the most impactful events to affect america's economy for its -- young economy during its first 100 years, and it has certainly had a long lasting impression in numismatic history, as wel

marc siegel is fox news' medical correspondent, and he joins us now. dr.gel, how did this, how did this trip to the movies end up with open heart surgery? >> first of all it is a listen to everyone out there. we are all putting her hands in her mouth. this man had a piece of popcorn in his back to than he was putting everything and they are trying to get it out, wire, toothpaste, and then finally a metal nail. and famous for having a lot of bacteria on it and the gums are bacteria highway to the heart. similar to as a drug abuser putting bacteria into the veins. that is why we see so many heartfelt infections. 15,000 in the united states every year. so he went to see, mark, his primary care doctor in new england and so he had fevers, sweats and a heart murmur and sent him home. here in the united states, i would do an echo, echocardiogram to exam at the heart. i was shocked he was sent home. it may be an indictment of the national health service that that happened. >> mark: >> mark: we always like the national health servic, just for elizabeth warren's sak

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last autumn, marc cieslak was invited to new mexico in the states to see the world's first commercialm and i'm heading into the desert in new mexico, about 20 miles past a place called truth or consequences. hi there. thank you very much. welcome to spaceport. thank you! the only way that you can get to space today is with the russians, and they're currently charging nasa around $80 million a ticket. spaceport america is the new home of virgin galactic — the company founded by billionaire sir richard branson to take paying customers on 90—minute flights to the edge of space. the spaceport‘s exterior is the product of british architects foster & partners. eventually, five spaceships and two carrier aircraft will reside in the hangar. passengers will also receive three days‘ training here before blasting off into the upper atmosphere. and spaceship from base, you are go for l—10 on top. it's also home to mission control, where all flight operations are monitored from. and this is the very first time a tv crew has been allowed to film inside this room. winds are holding 160 at ten knots.

ok well just looking forward us to worthing next step might be the american defense secretary marc asperse says the u.s. government is willing to hold talks with the wrens leaders to find what he called a new way forward what are the chances of that actually happening. well the chances are not 0 any kind of public diplomacy like the one he saw with the obama administration and the deal in 2015 is very unlikely now because the political costs of that are there any administration is going to be very high to basically sit down with a u.s. president or administration who assassinated their top general but then of the same time that doesn't mean fact channel 4 iranians who have the political to the prisoner swap which washington is also in that in and that might be the door to more diplomacy there are many mediators many other countries who are willing and ready to step in still we might see some back channel to diffuse the tension and basically take the book both sides keep them out a cease fire but at the same time it seems like to iran is trying to wait president trouble out or at least wait

last autumn, marc cieslak was invited to new mexico in the states to see the world's first commercial7am and i'm heading into the desert in new mexico, about 20 miles past a place called truth or consequences. hi there. thank you very much. welcome to spaceport. the only way that you could get to space today is with the russians, and they're currently charging nasa around $80 million per ticket. spaceport america is the new home of virgin galactic, the company founded by billionaire sir richard branson to take paying customers on 90 minute flights to the edge of space. the spaceport‘s exterior is the product of british architects foster & partners. eventually, five spaceships and two carrier aircraft will reside in the hangar. passengers will also receive three days training here before blasting off into the upper atmosphere. spaceship from base, you are go for launch. it's also home to mission control where all flight operations are monitored from, and this is the very first time a tv crew has been allowed to film inside this room. winds are holding 160 at ten knots and 360... when d

defense secretary marc esper had to say he said that he wants a disk the escalation in tensions with iran he said that the country's ready to finish any war that could be started now disclose at the same time that the u.s. reportedly denied the rainy and foreign minister serif a visa and entry which actually is a breach of an agreement guaranteeing foreign officials access to un headquarters of course in new york now u.s. president of course president donald trump spoke with the german chancellor angela merkel also on the phone and they spoke of course about this surge and tensions between the u.s. and iran and in the general region germany has been very keen as you know many of the european allies have been very keen to deescalate the tensions in the region and she spoke with him over the phone that was confirmed by actually germany not by the united states it wasn't mentioned by president trump that they discussed iran and the e.u. we mustn't forget has called for an extraordinary meeting a foreign ministers later this week well speaking of germany there are german troops in iraq n

defense secretary marc esper says that president trump is willing to hold talks with iran. yes well i think it would and it is clear that both sides do not see escalation the gender of the sort of detroit chats retaliation britain's happened over the last week shows that neither iran nor the united states would like to see a full scale war they have been doing actions that are very carefully calculated they've taken time to reflect they have not responded in a keynote in kneejerk reaction and so on which indicates that most guys do not wish to have war and then the alternative is to talk and for them to talk i think as mrs eddy put it on the any days of this crisis their real issue for them is the nuclear deal and the lifting or the sanctions or the comics or actions of iran ok i think it's all of the talking we're talking about sanctions for example could be a way forward but tween the u.s. and iran we have to leave it there professor baraka thanks so much for coming in for us this morning. thank you very much let's get your brief down some of the other stories making news

the spaniard, with co—driver and 5—time dakar winner marc coma, had been iith overnight but plunged downnally got moving again after a 2.5—hour delay. poland's dawid kubacki claimed ski jumping's four hills title after a huge win on the large hill at bischofshofen on monday. japanese defending champion and world cup points leader ryoyu kobayashi was out of contention at the halfway stage, while kubacki, the hill record holder, led the way thanks to a massive leap of 143 metres, the best of the day, and he followed that with a 140.5—metre effort for an aggregate of more than 300 points. that is all we have time for. until next time, goodbye. hello. we've got multiple areas of low pressure to deal with across the uk in the coming days. monday's rain has cleared away, but waiting in the wings is our next system pushing in from off the atlantic, this one likely to bring some disruption across parts of scotland and northern england, given the strength of the wind and also some heavy rain. that's only part of the story, though, because we are also pulling up some very mild air. temperatures qu

most controversially, in this deal the taxman has agreed hello, i'm marc edwards, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: baseball's sign—stealing scandal continues, as the boston red sox fire manager alex cora. the argentinianjob. lo celso and lamela combine to give tottenham a hard—fought victory over middlesbrough in the fa cup. and setien settling in nicely. we hear from the new barca boss as he takes training for the first time. hello and thanks forjoining us here on sport today on bbc world news. the last 2a hours or so have rocked major league baseball, and now there has been a further twist. the boston red sox have fired manager alex cora, a day after baseball commissioner rob manfred implicated him in the sport's sign—stealing scandal. this comes after the houston astros were heavily sanctioned after being found guilty of cheating on their way to the 2017 world series. the team's manager and coach were banned and then sacked. adam wild explains the run up to this latest sacking. it isa it is a moment the houston astros will never forg

emirates and also jordan and let's not also forget that earlier on choose they did defense secretary marc asper had also said that the united states was closely monitoring iranian activity so in many respects it appears that they were preparing for some sort of imminent attack. and we saw earlier the president trump had sent out a tweet the iranian foreign minister also tweeting among take a look at that and he's saying here in this tweet that the country had quote taken and concluded proportionate measures in self-defense and we do not seek escalation of war a mirror what you read into this statement what was their purpose behind this tweet this is 2 messages one of it's go to the iranian public that's we are allowed to will go into revenge and the 2nd one went to the international community we don't want to have a war we don't want to have collation the situation we we just we just got was we did what we once and that is i think this is a deescalation signal they don't want to go far this is a signal do you think to the president himself as well exactly this is no for the mr trump also

most controversially, in this deal the taxman has agreed hello, i'm marc edwards, and this is sport todayal continues, as the boston red sox fire manager alex cora. the argentinianjob. lo celso and lamela combine to give tottenham a hard—fought victory over middlesbrough in the fa cup. and setien settling in nicely. we hear from the new barca boss as he takes training for the first time. hello and thanks forjoining us here on sport today on bbc world news.

marc: sanctions have left the issue.ssue with any ron if the terms out -- thatn iran if it turns out during the course of delivering missiles to u.s. bases that were designed not to cause casualties, iran shot down a plane with more than 80 iranians on it. this is a complicated message at home where we are trying to develop -- the regime is trying to build this narrative around the killing of soleimani as a hero and retribution and active national pride. pride.ct of national tom: we will show the video again. this is from "the new york wass" and they claim it triangulated to show it was authentic. bloomberg news has not authenticated this video. , i look at the new headlines that ukraine will meet with the secretary of state of the united states. how is secretary pompeo greeted by iran, iraq, and the peripheral countries of europe involved? iraq --tween iran and iran and the u.s. at the moment, there are not direct contacts. there haven't been for a little bit now. the iranians have been quite sharp in their rhetoric abo