martin: i would not agree, first of all. in the fed's balance sheet is liquidity over the year-end, and if the u.s. needs to ease further in 2020, we can have a rate cut. if they need to do anything, if there is downside risk, they do have their balance sheet to switch on. we are looking at a 2.5% gdp number in america. europe is 1%. that number in the u.s. could be three, except for the problem with boeing, so there is a significant drag coming from specific issues in america, so i would not agree with that assessment. nejra: bank of america, they are saying watch high-yield bonds, chipmakers, homebuilders, and financial shares, because underperformance was a prelude to the top. i assume you're not putting all your eggs in the basket? where else are you offsetting risk? martin: there was a significant opportunity. 5% ofstance, in 2019, 70 the global equity gain. in 2019.ic year on global equities, 75% of the game came from u.s., china, japan, and saudi arabia to aramco, which kicked them in there. there is a large number of

your introduction right now i'm not a dog thank you very former missouri republican party chairman martin all right i get so excited all of the things i'm like we're going to get this out but no but they you were both for coming i want our look there's a lot of controversy surrounding this rally. who were these protesters and a lot of people said they were evil and dangerous and terrible but what was the crowd like from what you were well look at and as you mentioned your reporting had some people down there some of our folks activists would i live in virginia and i work in the local politics too as a precinct captain a lot. folks who were going down were regular citizens they were conservative more conservative concerned look it's a big moment in this sense elections have consequences in the fall the democrats swept everything and they made a promise they were going to do a lot of very liberal things a lot of folks in virginia aren't used to that happening it's going to happen so look i think it was a peaceful rally i've heard the reports were over 20000 people between the small rally 6 and

forces here in iraq, martin. >> all right, jomana. thank you for that. we want to get to barbara starr at the pentagon. barbara, we understand there are thousands of u.s. troops preparing to move. >> good morning. that's right. the reason is, one of the top priorities is being ready if iran indeed statements some kind of retaliatory attack against u.s. interest, u.s. allies in the region in return for the killing of soleimani, the pentagon very much weighing the risk of that. they have beefed up defenses. as many as 3,500 additional forces could end up being sent to the region over these coming days. they're looking very strongly at that and expecting that to happen. expecting a retaliatory attack from iran but still very much pentagon leaders say the strike against soleimani simply was necessary. they're very adamant they had strong intelligence, that soleimani was planning multiple attacks against u.s. interests in the region. so right now the focus of the troops is protection of the u.s. embassy, protection of u.s. troops, that defenses are up if iran

we are all here as part of the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. ilt for us. as a proud black woman, appointed by president trump to serve his administration, i praise the lord every day for dr. king and his legacy that has paved the way for me. the legacy built by dr. king affects all of us. black and white, brown, red, yellow, it was and it is a huge achievement. and it did not come easy. there were many sacrifices that were made. and nobody knows or feels those sacrifices more than his family. martin luther king jr. iii lost his daddy when he was 10 years old as part of that legacy. his father paved the ultimate price and sacrifice for us to live his legacy. martin luther king iii has had to carry that ultimate price his whole life. martin luther king iii has a sacrament -- has carried that sacrifice well. and because of him, his father's legacy does not just survive, but it has thrived and has made america better for it. martin luther king iii is working hard every day to expand that legacy his father built. but he will not stop until we come un

all -- tommy davidson. it's killer. so if you want to see martinre yesterday talking about it >> yeah. >> jimmy: and we showed the clip, and you're super funny was it odd coming back and doing these guys again >> no, it wasn't odd i was just wondering if we would picked up that chemistry that we had 16 and 25 years ago. and once we did the first scene it was like riding a bike. >> jimmy: yeah >> we picked right back up >> jimmy: i heard that you guys watched the first two back-to-back just to kind of get in the character's heads >> yeah, we did just to remember kind of where we were back then. and, you know -- >> jimmy: was it weird doing that with will >> no, it was cool >> jimmy: just a little? >> you know, will is just one of the best to work with, man. he's one of the best to do it. >> jimmy: he really is a class act. >> class act, man. one of the best. >> jimmy: yeah, he was saying to me, he's like, that he had to, like, just kind of, like, kind of bite his tongue. because you're just so funny that -- he just wanted to let you do your thing. g

we'll take a look at some of those long range forecast models free in just a bit martin all right dave seen couple minutes. thank you. well count down to the nfc championship game between theniners in the green bay packers continues this morning. >>kickoff is at 3 40 at levi's stadium in santa clara, the winner of the game course goes to the super bowl super bowl 54 to ta on the winner of the afc championship game between the titans and the chiefs that's also happening before today's big game kron four's j r stone had a chance to talk with former 49 ers president and general manager carmen policy who believes the niners success of this year. could be the start of something even bigger policy was with the niners during their 5 championships, you're goingto want to listen to this to hear who is picking to win today's game. the present day niners remind me of the team that ultimately was coming together under bill walsh. >>i think for her more talented see th from 5 time super bowl champion and former 49 ers president and general manager carbon bossi. >>who showed us is 5 super bowl rings

we rejoice the fact that all of us represent the beloved community dr. martin luther king lived for. we thank you for the memorial foundation and all of those who gave of their time and talents to make this memorial. we thank you for all of those who worked so faithfully. we come today in remembrance of dr. king and for the woman of god by his side, mrs. coretta scott king. because of their dedication and commitment. like nancy pelosi and maxine waters. we give your name the praise and the honor and the glory or first lady michelle obama and the crowd of witnesses that look down upon us. as we stand in the shadow of this memorial, dr. king never could have imagined as he looked at memorials for lincoln and washington and jefferson that one day there would be a memorial for a profit. we come to say thank you because of all that he does and continues to do through the legacy that has been left. on this day, even though all he said 57 years ago has not come to pass, we still have the faith and belief that one day his dreams shall come to pass. one day the sons and

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martin luther king day this celebration this year. on stability and inclusion and strength really is a privilege for me to join with all of you. martin, last night i stopped by the memorial for your dad, the first time i have had the opportunity to do that. even though it was cold, it was warm in my heart, and it was an inspiration. and i loved the quote "out of a , mountain of despair, a stone of hope." our honorees that we're acknowledging this morning are truly stones of hope. congratulations to each and every up with of you for your life's work. special word of appreciation for my friend, president clinton. you continue to be an inspiration to me, you showed us how to win, i hope you're giving folks good advice this year, because we need to win as well, please, please, please. [laughter] as reverend sharpton indicated, money moves things. markets move things. and when i first became comptroller, reverend sharpton visited me and he gave me a task . he said, we have to do things differently. folks don't know what comptrollers do. but you know it has something to do with the money. if we're going to have economic progress, we

downpours and even some fresh dusting of snow in our highest peaks starting on thursday, lasting all martin luther king junior weekend long so going to keep an eye on that from the kron 4 weather center back to grand inductees. >>thank of reason other big story tonight, the us and canada saitoday evidence shows that iran shot down that ukrainian jetler that crashed was a strike that killed all 176 pele on said that the plane had a d mechanical issue and at's why it went down the crash was just hours though after iran launched thatballistic missile attack in iraq targeting us troops, 63 canadians were the ukrainian airlines plane that went down and according toa shot down by 2 russian made surface to air missiles that iran, americandol is sol iranian radar signalslock on to the jetliner before the crash. it took a day for that information to be verified. iranian officials have recovered the 7 thirty-sevens flight data recorders. they had been refusing to let any authorities analyze them, but now iran has just invited the ntsb to take part in the probe of the crash. the ntsb is entitled to pa

martin, christi? >> all right, nick valencia, always good to see you. thank you for the update. >>> close call for a trucker in iowa. look at this video. emergency crews were helping a truck that crashed into the ditches at the side of an inter-nate. >> here we go. just walking around the front of the truck. and therj another man walking around the truck. and look at that, another truck losing control on the icy roads, slamming into the truck in the ditch. i mean this was so close. the state trooper and truck driver, i'm happy to tell you, were not seriously hurt. they're probably saying some prayers and today and thanking somebody. >> it is remarkable. thank goodness they're safe. >>> more than 110 million of you are under winter weather alerts this morning. this is a powerful winter storm that's landing big chunks of the u.s. here. >> we have snow, freezing rain, sleet, you name it. it's making for treacherous conditions throughout the central plains and midwest. accumulating ice is thoking dkn down trees and power lines and causing power outages. plu

and martin was saying to corporations are not going to dictate what my conscious actually is. >> i know the difference between right and wrong. >> big money and all the thrills and assess and access to power is ongoing to determine what i say. martin could've been doing my favorite things for the rest of his career in been a multimillionaire. young brothers, even free jazz. >> he was true to himself. this to me is the real standard of what we need in this present moment. without a lot of black people for example who say they love martin luther king junior. and they talk about speaking truth to power but they don't want to speak truth to the present power. what's up with that. and so accommodations. if you're honest about it and acknowledged with the limitations are but don't lie to yourself) we can get progressive and prophetic when you just just aren't cheerleader and a bootlegger. this weekend about these things. >> i do want to ask you little bit more about the book itself. first of all, define, what you've already had a defined radical king. but in terms of the text itself. was the radical king hidden in plain sight. in terms of the actual re

commentators on there are actually former defense officials former raytheon lockheed martin executives former intel cia f.b.i. all these are the people that are pushing war so this is good for them of course lockheed martin certainly i think also raytheon take out ads against these important shows pushing people you know to accept war is and this is always back in world war 2 this is to paint pictures of pin ups on the bombs you know that anybody able wasn't ready to get in. we're going to gable cutter and now they put rachel maddow or a so you know i want to also say as you point out this money printing because there is the other war and that's the financial war the economic war the class war against the bottom 99.9 percent suffer the consequences of not only the war in the middle east there the soldiers that have to go over there but also the war. to maintain the zombie banks and the zombie economy is the money printing is member again this week we've had the fed doing more emergency repo nobody knows what's going on only a few in the war room know which banks or hedge funds or and to tease are in trouble well

. >> i'm wearing really heavy tights and doc martins. we allen: i had to leave before your show, i understand. >> yeah. >> stephen: so i never got to give you notes on your performance. >> that's true. >> stephen: okay, so i have my old -- i have my old notebook. >> here you really move with a lot of stuff. >> stephen: i do. i have a few notes for abby m. >> yeah. >> stephen: probably you. ( laughter ) in the bus stop scene. >> yes. >> stephen: you did with mike f. you originally said you were waiting for the 36th bus and later contradicted that by saying the 22. >> right. >> stephen: the scene is good and there is funny stuff there but the audience is paying attention evidently more than you are so they jump out of the scene. here's the second one. just object work note here. i'm sorry. do you have a response? >> no. >> stephen: this is a dialogue. >> you know, where you can take the 22 and 36 and then like diversity it splits off so maybe in my mind, had gone off, but i didn't tell anybody else. >> stephen: audience didn't know. >> and obviou

all together. our 2 part dock. i'm unsure about the revolutionary power. cut pieces of history martin john. songs like that don't go away but stay with us for all time by. the sound of fresh starts february 7th on t.w. . place. this is the news live from berlin grief in shock after the death of u.s. basketball star kobe bryant who's been killed in a helicopter crash. is one of the hardest last night they were dealt with i never even met. tot broken fans in los angeles and around the world pay tribute to kobe bryant and remember his legendary skill his helicopter went.

it has 3a nominations in total with the irishman, martin scorsese's film. all be on phoebe waller bridge because we will be hoping she goes home with a clutch of awards for flea bag. we goes home with a clutch of awards forflea bag. we should mention olivia colman, a national treasure turned icon for her performance as elizabeth ii, helena bonham carter, daniel craig, sasha baron cohen, and a british nomination for game of thrones. plenty of people to root for anybody tuning in overnight. and a certain star ofjojo rabbit as well. if it gets boring, i'm sure there will be something on netflix. now it's time for a look at the weather with phil avery. hello once again. a fairly quiet weekend of weather continues apace for many parts of the british isles for the rest of today. still got a weather front close by to the north of scotland, so thicker cloud there, some bits and pieces of rain and rather more noticeable wind than will be the case elsewhere. the cloud just thick enough across the high ground in england and wales for the odd spot of rain, not amounting to

they're joined by now by martin starmer he is a better all of just a lab for him to disciplinary medicine in frankfurt thank you so much for joining us and i'd like to ask in your expert opinion i mean we have here flights being canceled countries bringing back their citizens is this really necessary from a medical point of view. no that seems to be the best solution actually because. spreading before symptoms. by the patients or by the infected people so they don't have a specific control of all the cells to carry the virus or not so there's a lot of danger of transporting infected patients from country to country sitting in a plane being infected with the why was might spread the virus even more you mentioned the danger how dangerous is the virus. actually difficult to say or to compare with a water system the rate actually spending between 2 and 2 and how percent mainly if they do you know elderly people as basic diseases so. might be comparable total strolling through in some wave australian scientists they have now created a lab version of the virus in order to understand its nature

all the same. that's it for the papers this hour. martint 11.30 for another look at the papers, and don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you to martin and rachel. and we'll all be back for that second review in about a0 minutes. well, we're going to return to our breaking news now — the death of kobe bryant in a helicopter crash. within the past few minutes, police at the scene of the crash in calabasas have been talking to the media. good afternoon, i am the fire chief of the los angeles fire department, and thank you for coming to today's briefing. today, shortly before 10am, at 9:47am, the los angeles cou nty 10am, at 9:47am, the los angeles county fire department received a 911 call about a potential helicopter down and a brush fire at an intersection in the city of calabasas, an intersection in the city of cala basas, unincorporated an inte

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and it's no surprise that some companies nyc northrop grumman general dynamics and monkey martin they have all had made some gains quite substantial gains of over 5 percent today do you think that it's that war that war actually tries the market in this case is very. very clear because if you're going to be didn't vesting in these. defense companies you've got to have a crisis somewhere in order to justify the spending and we're talking big bucks a lot of jobs and invest in your investors for example are going to be the ones that want to get in on the winning and make money so you gotta have a crisis somewhere in order to justify it and that's that's the concern that we have here are we as a as a. people prepared to go to war so that some few investors can line their pockets this is a question people have to answer for themselves and i know what i think you should be the case because at some point you've got to say you nuff enough it's going to be an interesting dynamic because every single time there has been a war in the history the markets have always rallied as a response but on the flip s

that's all from the bbc sport centre for now, martine. hannel. that's all from me. goodnight. hello. this is bbc news. let's get more on our main story, that two mortar rounds have landed near the us embassy in baghdad and rockets have hit a base housing american troops following the assassination of an iranian military commander, general qasem soleimani, by a us drone attack outside baghdad airport on thursday. thousands of people have taken part in his funeral procession in the iraqi capital. here, the defence secretary, ben wallace, has said the royal navy will be accompanying ships through the strait of hormuz — a vital route for global oil supplies off iran's south coast. jarret blanc was the state department coordinator for the implementation of the iran nuclear deal at the us department of state under president 0bama. he's now a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. it's very difficult to see how things de—escalate. one of both sides need to stop making escalatory decisions. at every moment over the last c

yeah that's right martine and all the palestinians that we've spoken with in occupied east jerusalem today have said that really they were not surprised in any way by what they heard yesterday from prime minister of his minutes yahoo or u.s. president donald trump they said that it was clear that this was going to be a nonstarter that they didn't ever believe there was going to be any kind of pathway forward progress or negotiations or otherwise i should mention one interesting thing that's happened today is yesterday it was announced by the office of prime minister benjamin netanyahu that the prime minister was going to take the issue of anik saying the jordan valley and israeli settlements in the occupied west bank to his cabinet for a vote on that on sunday well today it's emerged the last few hours in several israeli media outlets quoting the khud officials that in fact it's not going to take place on sunday unclear at this stage why exactly there is that delay some people speculating that it's for technical reasons not really elaborating beyond that but really why exactly is the

martin luther king? >> [indiscernible] mr. kennedy: could you lower those signs, please? i have some very sad news for all of you, and that is that martin luther king was shot and was killed tonight in memphis, tennessee. abie: when i was here and listened to his speech, the pendulum of my emotions, i could see it swinging. and it was in a matter of minutes because i think the speech lasted no more than six or seven minutes. but it went from when he first made the announcement, one of anger and revenge and the sound of that -- the collective moans and the sighs. it could not only be heard, but to me, it could be felt. i felt the wave of emotion that came through that crowd. mr. kennedy: for those of you who are black and are tempted to be filled with hatred and mistrust of the injustice of such an act against all white people, i would only say that i can also feel in my own heart the same kind of feeling. i had a member of my family killed, but he was killed by a white man. but we have to make an effort in the united states. we have to make an effort to understand, to get beyond or go beyond these rather

even bringing a few fresh dusting of snow through our highest peaks on thursday and friday lasting all martinher king weekend long so this is going to be our first significant winter storm that we had in quite a while we've had some weak storm is moving into the bay area but the real deal just around the corner, so plan ahead, especially those of you planning a long trip for your martin luther king holiday weekend back to you ken and grant thank you theresa new tonight, the national transportation safety board will be involved in the investigation into that deadly airliner crash in iran big development there a ukrainian jet liner we've been reporting went down earlier this week all 176 people on board died. >>as reid binion reports tonight there is mounting evidence showing iran shot the plane down. >>the evidence indicates that the plane. the shot down by an iranian surface to air mass. >>canadian prime minister justin trudeau speaking in line with multiple american officials who believe the ukrainian commercial airliner that crashed in iran on wednesday may have been shot down it was flying

just ahead of airstrikes in syria defense firms lockheed martin northrop raytheon and general dynamics corp all set stock price records their shareholders are making money off the unusually large number of conflicts around the world. every 2 years or so the early military exit gaza strip and right after there is a trade show in which israeli weapon companies show their technologies. israeli companies which are becoming increasingly important and very significant part of these ready on a me depend on those wars the 1st thing that they say when they try to market we've already used i don't actually going to be. making that claim they're able to compete with weapon manufacturers some of the. united states is the biggest supplier of military aid to israel this attack on gaza is also trade show for the united states arms industry in. iran in our faces are competing for the crown of militant islam one calls itself the islamic republic the other calls itself the islamic state. both want to impose a militant islamic empire 1st on the region and then on the entire world they just disagree among themselv

martin. this is all sort of in the arsenal of asymmetric responses that iran have at their disposal.now, i think we're all very familiar at this point with the disinformation campaigns that russia ran in 2016 targeting the u.s. but what's less talked about is iran also has those capabilities. over the past two years we've seen twitter and facebook and other social media platforms taking down thousands of accounts that are linked to -- that they say have been linked to the iranian government sort of doing the thing that we saw russia doing in 2016, posing as u.s. activists and trying to cause and sow divisions here in the u.s. and pushing tehran's line, whether it's criticizing iran's rivals and praising the regime. >> so, donie, fred pleitgen who's in tehran says the iranians believe time is on their side, they don't have to act immediately. does that tell you that perhaps they aren't fully prepared to respond right now or is there something that would have to happen in terms of their timeline that would be more beneficial for them to strike, particularly in the cyber world? >> sure.

martin luther king holiday. so for ace transit, they will be all -- all routes will be on the sunday schedule. all trains for b.a.r.t., modified saturday schedule, all trains for ace operating on the sunday schedule. drive times here, it will take you 6 minutes to get across the richmond-san rafael bridge traveling westbound. westbound for the san mateo bridge, 14 minutes. westbound for the dumbarton bridge, 8 minutes. >>> coming up next, 7 things to know as you start your day. >> plus the "new york times" is putting their stamp on two democrats for 2020, who the editorial board is endorsing for president. >>> and the sickness scare at sfo. a mysterious virus causing daths in china and what's being done at the tsa checkpoints at home. >>> and before we head to break a live look outside. time right now is 5:09. we'll have another check of the weather with lis we rso why not geternet the most out of it? introducing faster download speeds on xfinity internet tiers. and a smarter, more secure home wifi network. plus, you can get xfinity flex, a personalized streaming dashboard that puts all your f

all right martin. joining us from frankfurt thank you for your analysis you know well german foreign minister has announced that germany is joining the growing list of countries evacuating citizens from china around 100 citizens are set to be flown back home. it's. the middle east. we don't have all the required permissions by the chinese authorities to evacuate all citizens. so an air force aircraft will leave for china shortly to bring back home and such as it's. nice that i'm relieved that we are now in a position in the difficult situation in which are such as a fund themselves. it's just rubbish. by those that are willing to leave can all be flown out by us some 100 people in total. no one among them is infected and there is also no one in this group suspected of being infected. meanwhile in china the lunar new year holiday was supposed to come to an end instead it's been extended with travel restrictions and lockdowns in many cities across the country staying in place the vast majority of the nea

logic breaks in other countries then you might have a chance that it would not spread over the all right martin. joining us from frankfurt thank you for your analysis. meanwhile in china the lunar new year holiday was supposed to come to an end instead it's been extended with travel restrictions on last ounce and many cities across the country staying in place the vast majority of the nearly 10000 coronavirus cases are in china's hu bay province in the city of han the epicenter of the outbreak people there are on high alert. on the border with tube a province where the virus passed a matched few are braving the streets many shops are closed and town centers deserted residents are cautious watching this right into normally i don't want to go around but today i felt that i'd been at home for quite a few days so i went out to get some sunshine and go for a short walk in the small area but i didn't dare go too far than i would remember. to do da bomb normally this time of year a lot of people come here you know now there's nobody for them normally there are at least a few 1000 people walking about

breaks in other countries then you might have the chance that it's not spread globally all right martin. joining us from frankfurt thank you for your analysis you know a. german foreign minister has announced that germany is joining the growing list of countries evacuating citizens from china around 100 citizens are set to be flown back home. because we now have all the required permissions from chinese authorities to evacuate our citizens. a military plane will leave for china shortly to bring our people home. i'm relieved that we can now end this difficult situation in which our citizens find themselves as we are ready to fly those out who are willing to leave that's a total of around $100.00 people. no one among them is infected or suspected of being infected it's. all good. meanwhile in china the lunar new year holiday was supposed to come to an end instead it's been extended with travel restrictions and lockdowns in many cities across the country staying in place the vast majority of the nearly 10000 coronavirus cases are in china's hu bay province and the city of will hand the epi

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all together. or to part documentary about the revolutionary power of. martin johnson. pieces of history. songs like that don't go away but stay with us for all time by. the sound of fresh starts february 7th. boeing reports its 1st annual loss for over 2 decades yet another sign of the damage the grounding of the 737 max is doing to the plane maker. the u.k. takes another step towards the brakes it back door is the european parliament approves its deal with the e.u. . and the e.u. stopped short of a 5 g. ban and then over the move that could annoy the united states. this is deja vu business i'm rob what's in berlin welcome along boeing has reported its 1st annual loss since 1997 the manufacturers continuing to suffer as a result of the grounding of its 7 $37.00 max model following 2 deadly crashes now is posted a net loss of $636000000.00 for last year that compares with more than $10000000000.00 in profit in 2018 boeing has taken a hit to revenue after it stopped delivering 737 maxes in march it's also expecting to pay out billions in compensation to ally customers. well let's speak to o

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