) ( marty ) ( marty )( marty ) 4 your money ..n cutting jobs in anticipation of a worse than forecast year by wall street. the retailer says 360 jobs at stores and corporate headquarters will be cut. jcpenney already closed 140 stores and laid off five- thousand employees last year. wall street reacted to the news with a 10 percent plunge of shares during early trading friday. the retail chain said it expects earnings and sales to be lower in 2018 than wall street analysts predicted. there are eleven jcpenney stores in the bay area... no word yet if those stores will be impacted. ( marty ) an important recall to tell you about-- instant pots sold exclusively at walmart have been voluntarily recalled... over reports of the product overheating and melting -- posing a fire hazard. to check if your pot is part of the recall-- take a look at the batchcode located on the bottom of the instant-pot. if you have the gem 65 eight-in-one model, you should immediately stop using it. you can return it to walmart for a free replacement. ( marty

( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)isolated showers may linger across portions of our area today. but for the most part, expect dry conditions today after a cool start with patchy frost. chilly conditions are expected again tonight with overnight lows down near freezing in the inland valleys. dry weather, along with a warming trend, is forecast for monday and tuesday. rain chances return by late wednesday and continue through the end of the week, but rainfall amounts are generally expected to be light. ( marty ) dave mentioned we should have a chance to dry out today. but the national weather service is warning bay area drivers about black ice on roads this morning. black ice can cause slippery driving conditions. drivers should slow down to prevent accidents. and it was a wild saturday in some parts of the bay area. as the storm system brought hail to some neighborhoods. yesterday. take a look at this video from a kron 4 employee. . this hail came down yesterday afternoon in the newark area. you can see the it b

♪ ( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather.dave)dry weather conditions and a slight warming trend can be expected sunday into monday ahead of our next storm system. this system will bring widespread rainfall to our region from tuesday through thursday, along with the potential for periods of heavy rain and locally strong southerly winds. ( marty ) firefighters and arson investigators are still at the scene of a huge four alarm fire in the north beach neighborhood of san francisco. the four alarm fire displaced 15 people. no one was hurt and the fire is out, but firefighters will continue to watch for hotspots today. the fire broke inside a two-story building on saturday night. the flames and smoke could be seen for miles. it took about 140 firefighters to put out the fire. no-one was in the building at the time of the fire. there are businesses on the ground floor and vacant apartments on the top floor. firefighters were able to prevent the flames from spreading to other buildings. the cause of the fire is still under investiga

( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)showers will continue to move across the region today with the potential for a few thunderstorms this afternoon. look for showers to diminish late this evening and come to an end late tonight. dry and slightly warmer conditions are likely sunday into monday ahead of our next storm system that will bring widespread rainfall to the region tuesday through thursday of the upcoming week. week. ( marty )san francisco police are investigating a fire that broke out overnight leaving one person dead. it happened at an adult book store and sex shop on 6th street and market. no other injuries are reported... fire fighters and police are still investigating the cause of the fire. sffd pio jonathan baxter 6th street, mission, and folsom are expected to be blocked of for the next 4- hours due to investigation. ( marty ) police are searching for a group of armed thieves terrorizing customers at bay area verizon stores. they've hit three locations in the past week. each time ordering everyone t

( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)dry weather is forecast today, along with mild temperatures. an active weather pattern will develop by late monday and continue for the rest of the week, with periods of rain along with gusty winds at times. mild temperatures will continue through monday night, with cooling then expected from tuesday through the end of the week. ( marty ) ( marty ) the community of yountville is grieving following the horrific shooting that left four people dead. the tragedy has shaken this small wine country community to the core... a town where most people know each other. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to those who had close ties with one of the victims. a community stunnedthis is a sweet community you can walk anywhere and that fact that this happened is startling for usit's a town of 3,000 residents... and many people that live here say.. what happened on friday was unthinkable.virenda mendoza shares a close friend with victim jennifer gonzales shushereba.virenda mendozawe make coffee here

in fremont rob fladeboe kron 4 newss ÷( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) coming up on the kron 4 weekend newsers were missing from friday night's game against the blazers. gray radnich has the highlight's... next in sports. ways to lose stubborn belly fat. the roasted core wrap. 3, 2, 1... not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool! coolsculpting safely freezes and removes fat cells with little or no downtime. and no surgery. results and patient experience may vary. some rare side effects include temporary numbness, discomfort and swelling. ask your doctor if coolsculpting is right for you and visit coolsculpting.com today... for your chance to win a free treatment. steph curry did not travel to portland with the warriors he will not play the next two games curry stayed in the bay area to rehab his right ankle with warriors trainer, chelsea lane. -- golden state playing the blazers short-handed andre iguodala, david west, jordan bell, and patrick mccaw were also out with injuries. -- trail blazers rolling early in the game damian lillard with a deep three puts portl

marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) in the east bay, the alameda county sheriff's office is askingbbery that was caught on camera. kron 4's gabe slate shows us the footage . this woman is this woman is running with a laptop she just stole from a someone sitting in a starbucks cafe a snatch and grab caught on camera. these type of robberies have been increasing in the bay area and typically the robber gets away with the laptop or phone they grabbed but not this time.sound from - sergeant ray kelly - alameda county sheriff's office"good for her getting her stuff back, she was brave, we are hiring and need people like her"that was the reaction sergeant ray kelly with the alameda county sheriff's office had when he saw the surveillance video captured by don's auto body shop which is right next door to the starbuck'sthe general manager there, with the blessing of the alameda county sheriffs office, wanted to share these images with the public to help the authorities catch the suspect.sergeant kelly says after the suspect snatched the laptop the unidentified victim, a woman, chases after

( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)extensive high clouds today will bring filtered sunshine but continued mild and dry weather to last through the weekend. dry conditions with near normal temperatures then forecast monday through wednesday. clouds thicken by thursday with rain chances returning thursday night into friday. ( marty ) a big story we're following this morning ... a terrifying ordeal for three women in the south bay. they were shot at after leaving a fast food drive thru. one of the passengers was hit in the arm and is recovering this morning. san jose police continue to search for the gunman.kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to the victims. a ride home goes terribly wrong. dani jimenez/victim i was just like so scared. i can't even tell you what i was thinking at the time. i just wanted to get out of there. this bullet hole is a reminder that dani jimenez, her sister and friend were almost killed.. after being shot while driving on monterey road in san jose.the three say.. early wednesday morning around

we'll check in with you throughout the morning. ( marty ) in the east ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) in men for stealing a woman's purse in san leandro. police say the woman finished her banking and had walked to a nearby coffee shop. that's where one of the robbers named mister simmons, pictured on the left, allegedly.. grabbed the victim's purse from her. he then ran to an awaiting car, where a second man - tyrone king, pictured on the right, was waiting to take off. but king crashed into a fence, the robbers tried to run but were quickly caught by police. ( marty ) san ramon police have arrested thomas pancoast on numerous charges including sexual assault of an intoxicated woman. police say these crimes have been happening for three years. pancoast was booked into the contra costa county jail and is being held on 12 and a half million dollars bail. ( marty ) former raider-- and 49er... aldon smith.... has been arrested again. he was taken into custody early friday in san francisco. police say, smith violated a court order ... by contacting the victim in a recent domestic violence inc

marty: it is basically on cause.knows where he stands in silicon valley and frankly doesn't care. one thing interesting that is coming up is the whole issue of intellectual property theft by china. donald's promise to do something about that will be viewed as a very positive development in silicon valley and a very strong step against something that is the devil to this industry for a long time. despite the fact that silicon valley doesn't support donald trump, he will actually take steps to protect some of their most valuable assets. emily: there is a report to president has canceled a carrot meeting that gary cohn has arranged. marty: the thursday meeting. emily: the process of undoing is underway. marty: we had donald trump was going to announce his tariffs during that meeting, which would be a huge snub to gary cohn. emily: marty shanker, i am glad you are in town. will continue to follow this story. coming up, as the annual national people's congress is under way in china come up will look at tech leaders and th

marty: there is.ident trump would announce the tariffs before that meeting, which would have been a tremendous snow but to gary cohn. emily: i am glad you are in town. to getou so much, great you on the set. we will continue to follow this story. coming up, as the annual national people's congress is under way in china, we look at the relationship between tech leaders and chinese president xi the most powerful leader in , china in decades. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: we are continuingg as ofs president trump's top economic advisor. for more i want to get the tokyo, where we are joined by peter elstrom. obviously this is news that will be noticed in china. what is the impact of this, especially considering the issues surrounding these tariffs? it is big newsy here. it looks like gary cohn, who had opposed many of these threats that the administration was making about imposing tariffs on aluminum and steel is now leaving the administration. that is a sign they are getting more serious on some of these t

marty: it is interesting.ecretary mnuchin said that ed, would impose sanctions and weeks passed and they did not impose. i think they used the mueller indictment as a guide to who they should sanction, and why not take advantage of it? and so they did. i don't think they thought let's make this an endorsement of what mueller is doing rather than make it a convenient way to backup sanctions. shery: we got a statement from the white house. what they are saying is they are on track to meet with kim jong-un by may. president trump reaffirming will meet with the north korean leader by the and of may. given this crucial summit coming will all theacting changes in the white house and the miller probe continue to be for such an important point in time? as we all know he is comfortable with mike pompeo in the cia. that is another reason why mcmaster is hanging around down such time as they go to brass tacks with north korea. for is a critical meeting this country and presidency and donald trump realizes this. the peopl

marty: what happens was it a make my day moment for the democrats. they will leave the government shutdown squarely at the feet of the republicans and their leader, donald trump. the hard to imagine political consequences that would be at all positive for such a move like that. for one thing, military pay stops, they are all kinds of things that happen in a government shutdown and this won't be a short one. if he were to veto this bill, the democrats would have no incentive whatsoever to help them out. mark: government shutdown possible, marty. trade, changes within the administration. it's all happening. what is on trump's mind right now? has -- we had he a story last week about the presidency of one, how donald trump essentially wants to eliminate the discordant voices in his the year and just have people around him who agree with him. but ultimately, it's going to be donald trump who has decided he will rule this country the way he wants to rule it. what's next is really after donald trump and it's hard to see how anything predictable can happen h

. -- wecome marty shanker need a little perspective.it is a typical cycle in the trump presidency. yesterday, we had about seven stories that would be the biggest story of the year all in one day. this presidency has been marked by disorder and discord. that said, he has been able to get his tax cut through. he has been able to deregulate and scale back dodd-frank. he obviously is going to follow through on his promise on tariffs. perspective,rump's he's accomplishing a lot. how dangerous some of these aides are, without close who he trusts and listens to, hope hicks being one of those, it creates an unstable situation. shery: how much has congress achieved? we still have the daca march 5 deadline. we also have the gun debate and no legislations of art. -- legislation so far. marty: he adopted the democratic plan. there are bills in congress. until donald trump gets up to capitol hill and twists arms, really, there doesn't seem to be any chance of meaningful gun control happening without donald trump's direct involvement. david: you mak

marty: that is correct.supportive of our north korea talks, but at the same time, relations with extremely important to this and ministration. on the verge of possible trade issues with china, mike pompeo with his background at the cia might find that very advantageous in dealing with the chinese. alix: want to go over the market reaction because it's been quite interesting. if you take a look at yields come he did have yields moving lower by three basis points. off the lows so far the session. it feels like it was an immediate reaction in a safe haven bid in terms of treasuries . interesting story there with the dollar as well. the dollar index the worst performing g10 currencies with the exception of the japanese yen. stocks off the highs which feels relatively immune at the same time. i wonder what that is in reaction to. is it the cpi story? is it so payment really pushing sterling higher? is it the cpi data or the change in administration? david: there's so much going on to figure out what's causation.

marty: germans might say -- let us vote for stability. but immigration is a big issue in germany as it is here. it is divisive. she will have to overcome that. alex: thank you so much. marty with the quote of the morning -- if the u.s. was a company, i would be shorting it. and lisa, thank you as well. china warns of retaliation if donald trump's tariffs move. we will speak to the head of china research. and let us look at the risk off feel in the market right now. the dow jones off by triple digits. worse of a seen this start in months to the s&p since 2016. the dax at the lowest level since 2016. and the asset classes, a weaker stronger -- a weaker dollar story and a stronger yen and a stronger euro. in little bit steady here in the u.s. traders not able to understand what they should do in a treasury market. do you buy or sell or hold? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> this is bloomberg daybreak. i have your bloomberg business flash. -- struggling film and studio will avoid bankruptcy after all. harvey weinstein has agreed to sell the assets.

. >> thiis adele, a 13-year-old black lab, and a literal life saver to marty harris. >> she has thissence to her. i used to joke that when i'd walk down the street with her people would get out orithe way. >> hwas born with a heart condition. nc acute malignant veso vagal neuro cardiogenic y. >> it caused daily fainting spells. the falls resulted in more than 30 concussions. >> when you get a diagnosis and you try all of the normal things that would work for this condition none of it worked for me. i have a very rare complicated version of and at one point the doctors said marty i'm sorry there really nothing more we can >> meaning she would struggle with fainting spells for the rest of her life then she heard of k-9 partners for life, and met adele, who is a ecially trained cardiac alert dog. gi she started alerting me right away and in the ing every time she alerted me i would lay down because i didn't know how severe it was. >> adele served as harris' early warning system, springing into action when she sensed a drop in blood pressure >> sometimes she just wants me to stand still

i told marty, i think we have a christmas present for you. i think the congress, when we pass our omnibus spending bill is going to include in it a set of policies we have that will lower your rates when they're announced often october 1 -- on october 1 of this year, which is 23018. unfortunately, mr. president, we had a continuing resolution at the end of the year and marty didn't get her present. then i thought she might get a valentine present and we did another so-called c.r., continuing resolution. now we've got until the end of next week to fund the government for the year we're halfway through. and i'm on the floor today to say to marty and to every plumber, farmer, songwriter, self-employed person in this country, somebody who might be between jobs, that if the congress will act, we can lower their rates next year for up to as much as 40%. 40%. now, that's according to oliver wyman, one of of the leading health care consulting firms in this country. who announced on monday that a set of policies which we call alexander-murray-collins-

marty went to new york to practice law she followed him to columbia. when her high school classmates from flatbush, many of whom were in that class at columbia law school found out that cheeky bad bader was coming, they heaved a collective sigh. they knew that each one of their class ranks would now go down by one. and they did it. she graduated first in her class at columbia. her teachers tried to get her the supreme court, she argues lee is one of the smartest people who ever sat on the court. her teachers to recognize to try to get her a supreme court clerkship but there was not a supreme court justice who would take a woman into his chambers nor would the court repealed justice's taking her into their chambers, no women, she wound up as a district court clerk and ultimately started her real career as an entry-level professor at rutgers law school. her break point came from when her women students asked her to teach a course in women and the law. he went to the library, better walk it off and she found these laws about treating women badly and start

that's for the plumber making $60,000 a year, the songwriter, marty, the farmer, the people i've been describing, 58% increase. so they're going to be looking october 1 to see whether they can even afford any insurance in 2019. if we do what we're proposing here, the alexander-murray-collins-nelson set of policies which has broad bipartisan support in the house and in the senate and the support of the president, if we do that next week, marty, the self-employed farmer in tennessee, will be able to see on october 1 that her rates will go down and that if oliver wyman is correct, instead of her rates going up 58% like they did this year, they'll go down 40% over the next two or three years. that means she could afford insurance. if we don't do it, rates will go up. the individual market will probably collapse. it was near collapse a year ago. by collapse i mean there will be counties where people can't buy insurance at all. there will be 11 million people who are between jobs who are self-employed, who are working, who literally cannot afford insurance and they're not going to be very h

here with our bass section not only martin double bass but more our second bassoon is also section marty fullam da franco told us about hope mitch beaten by and billy's on something and the truth i'm just not sure not understand the go and follow how the first even remotely cut and cut and if you do enough i got lucky you would i know how that you feel about order to what i've always about all she went up the audition for from her she knew the good stuff yeah you got august and it's been like a lunatic with martin so far with this just under an. instalment all day long and just a competency of it but i. don't think it's all in there to linger. and for me to get through this for me is coming in view like what it was under some things you can believe that i have to use as this human means. i will be i figure event of. income. inequality when muslims movement in borno. comment each ticket. you have for it in ice and blizzards are just as are god and yes the blame is on or born in its entirety. investor would you just like to hear no mam beyond us funding comes close and companies don't get

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marty: they're running out of people to the part. one person that has not depart it is jim mattis. a lot of people feel he is the loan moderating voice. ascension of john bolton and there is a lot of reported that says he is not impressed by generals, he will assert himself even when he's in sharp opposition. does: what kind of shift the arrival of john bolton mean for foreign policy? these men -- made some excitable comments. this came from the wall street journal. i spent some time with him. marty: that would be bad for markets. it's easy to say that when you are outside the government. julia: that's the key. marty: he made some comments of fox news where he tried to scale back his hawkish rhetoric and say i'm there to serve the president and to help execute his vision. bloomberg wrote a story last week that said this is a presidency of one. any pushback on some of the more right-wing policies from anyone like jim mattis, does it matter? battle couple decide these things. he really does believe he's going to be the best foreign-pol

marty: there is a tendency of the bark being worse than the bite. even tariffs announced on steel and aluminum, half of them have been given exemptions, they are not in effect. and donald trump just not waiting that -- tweeting that the economy has never been better. he does not want to do anything to threaten the economic progress that has been made during his administration. that would include not having a trade war. i would suspect that scaling back comments will continue and that we probably will not have any kind of trade war. david: but we have the worst of both worlds, because in a sense donald trump wants to change the regime of china, but you cannot do that this way. and the worst possible thing is you shake everybody up and do not do anything. rachel: you had steve mnuchin say in order to get negotiations sometimes it kind of have to have action or something to hold of her people, and i feel like we have gone from having a -- approach, to a stick approach. korea coming over the weekend with e-sports versus the last -- exports versus the la

on surrogate screwballs i think that controversy will remain one other development here in london marty and for you is that the reason may the prime minister is meeting with her national security council and they'll be looking at the russian measures the expulsion of british diplomats from moscow the closing of the british council in in russia and the closing of the consulate in st petersburg and they will be deciding whether britain will retaliate again and i think they'll have to weigh up a couple of things if they do nothing there is a risk that they appear weak at this stage on the other hand if they take further action against the russians at this stage well then where does the tit for tat end how long will this downward spiral in london moscow relations last i mean phillips live in london thank you very much. we've got a lot more to come on this al-jazeera news hour including. asking for equality women in tunisia demanding the inheritance laws be changed and a south africa suffers its worst drought on record pharmacies their crops will dry up. and in sport cleveland cavaliers star

and adele." >> what i realized is that we had documented an unbelievable love sry, marty and adele'sationship. it's like soul mates. d >> thes adele is a movie star who gets to spend her day arunging around the house. she retired two yeago and is now the family pet, only working now d then to supervise hector, a four-year-old yellow lab and harris' current cardiac alert tg. >> she likling people what to do. >> well deserved, after a longic career of serve, since for the pbs newshour, i'm tina martin in boston. >> sreenivasan: anwsthat's the neur for tonight. i'm hari sreenivasan. join us on-line and again here pmorrow evening. for all of us at t newshour, thank you and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> y dad once said to me, tragedy has a way of defining people. >> what the hell happened, teddy? >> they're treating this like ac crimene. >> we tell the truth-- or at least, our version of it. >> senator, when can we expect some answers? >> we're in this deeper than i thought. >> these theatrics are not going to hold up in a court of law. >> wh

thanks. >> can i tell them marty spelled his name mary russo and marty told me eve day spoken to me over last five years you spell my name and this is a guy's name you want to spell right now. [laughter] hey, john i appreciate the fact that you have afterward here describing the outcome of everyone's life and in the class very useful. >> thank you. >> speaking to someone who worked in the campaign in 1974 and state of iowa, and u four new members and two under senate as you said a lot happening in that time and war powers act and new budget legislation you have many things to shift sol of the balance of power for executives to legislate i. but what are thingses in the plel arena which changed so much particularly since the 80s and beyond is campaign financing and at that time financing it was critical but the scale was so different. can you talk a little bit about what fund raise aring what that was like for this clses and what lessons you can learn from that time? >> it is really a different world there are people elected in this class -- who -- who bob edgar with a few u thousand dolla

marty that will tries to edge of way as we head into wednesday but i think our marty will still be clinging on to that cloud we could see a couple of flurries of snow at times too elsewhere largely fine and dry good day of trial there over the northern parts of iran and further west it should be dry forcing beirut all temperature of a twenty degrees bit further towards the south and here in doha the temperatures will be rising over the next few days so our maximum temperature on tuesday and wednesday will be around thirty or thirty one degrees say fairly but warmer than it has been recently for salada will also be seeing a temperature of around thirty one as well now down towards the southern parts of africa and here we see more ching all cycler that's crashing now tracking its way towards the south and hopefully will move away from madagascar behind it though it's taking quite a long time before the trailing leg of cloud that clears it so we're seeing plenty of what weather across the northern parts of the could be more in the way of flooding out of this. the with it sponsored by qatar and

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do you think marty was the only. one. we get our hands on the warrant issued to the canadian police for father of war's arrest. they've been after the priest since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight . on it we discover the name of mario said but also two other boys made anonymous by the police with black lines. a girl of fourteen is also a mom go legit victims. you know the priest is thought to have abused four children . finally in the top left hand corner of vital piece of information the name of the town where the priest is believed to be hiding in france a small town in the bocuse where there's a monastery belonging to his community. so we catch the train to strasbourg. that's right because in the meantime we've got hold of some internal documents from his community father revoir has been transferred several times. after up in canada he didn't stay in who is presumed by the canadian police he apparently with next to to have done nearly all and that's when we lost track of him. but after several months of inquiries

. >> thank you marty.that nice introduction remindinged me of -- justice scalia when he would get a nice introduction a white man i think you'll hear about that and after an introduction like that he might say i wish my parents were here. my father would have liked it and my mother would have believed it. [laughter] so we're here to -- celebrate and interrogate this -- really great new book. rick was known to journal and continues to be a leading expetered but more and more writing ab supreme court and very well and i think i speak on behalf of the entire supreme court that we wish you would stick in your lane. but -- [laughter] here we are. so -- as marty was saying informal conversation and try to dive a little bit but we have two fantastic experts with different perspectives i think on the justice. and i just want to get them talking but let me start in a broad level of generality, and ask what you mean by the politics of this disruption. you're in west guy you're a disruption what do you mean by that?

we are joined by margie shanker -- marty shanker. the president is said to be willnced that gary cohn leave if tariffs are instituted, one more example of dissent on these tariffs. what does president trump need or want, the tariffs or gary cohn to stay? >> that is the question i think gary cohn has set it up that way and whether or not donald trump is appreciative of his efforts, he praised him for the tax cuts which gary cohn was instrumental in getting through congress. i do think it's clear that gary cohn is very opposed to this tariff, these tariffs as are a lot of the gop leadership including paul ryan. isn't a lot the gop leadership work congress can really do though, right? the president has been used to people coming and going and even tweeted that people will come and go and he wants a strong dialogue before making a final decision. goes, the more he has to back up his rhetoric, right? >> i think the at miss fear that surrounds -- the atmosphere that surrounds donald trump, he emotionally wants to impose these tariffs. he h

let's check in with marty mucci.how. >> good to be here. >> is it just not enough to be able to do 9% and have the usually 1% to 2% growth. >> well, jim, i think what happened, this third quarter because of tax reform, we had one time items on the expense side and one time item on positive from the tax perspective and probably confusion from the quarter we also said we are going to invest some of less than half of the tax return benefit to us and i think maybe the models are being adjusted or something. i am not sure what happened. this was a solid quarter for us. >> you gave that one example of how much funds you had available for fed funds rate three point fine billion in may quarter and 3.4 -- i'm sorry, it was down a little bit from last year do you think people are bothered by that? >> i don't think so. interest rates are rising. we are up 37% on interest from our client funds this quarter. heading towards probably 60 some million dollars up from interest up from 45 range two years ago i think that is all positi

see whether they come up with a verdict that can be interpreted as damning to the russians meanwhile marty just one more tiny development to morrow in london choose day those twenty three russian diplomats who were expelled are due to leave the country within the one week time deadline given to them by the british prime minister last week all right down to me thank you for that barnaby phillips live in london now let's go to moscow and our correspondent there lawrence he saved starts off what everyone thinks could possibly be his last term in office with a full blown diplomatic growl under way is he going to be apprehensive in this roughly two week period while these these investigators look at the sample and actually make their make their final assessment. well it isn't it isn't at all clear to be honest with you whether the o.p.c. w.-o. going to be able to even if they find out what the agent was which i'm sure is within their gift. that doesn't necessarily mean they're going to be able to say where it came from and indeed in recent days the russian government has been saying to the fury

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well the foreign ministry spokesperson marty has the heart of a called this whole situation crazy and she also reminded people that this situation is dangerous as well she pointed out that britain is a nuclear power and also she she accused may of basically playing to the british audience here and of continuing her political show as she called it she said that this this whole thing is part of a russophobe account pain that is that is supposed to make may look strong to her own people she pointed out that britain is in somewhat of a crisis presumably she was referring to bracks that there and that perhaps the u.k. is is for that reason looking for an external enemy in russia that's what the foreign minister or the ministry spokesperson said this morning and she also again said that russia is prepared to work with the u.k. on the investigation and called for information from the u.k. ok now the foreign ministry has also promised retaliation did you get a sense of the press presser there of any retaliatory moves shaping up. well as a lot of other spokesperson said that they're still work

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various websites is also playing a role in the investigation the man who went underground in hungary is marty your lunch he's refused to comment on the allegations against him from twenty fourteen he joined and he refugee demonstrations in eastern germany a year later he accosted journalists on camera at a demonstration for the far right alternative for germany. get on the streets true you journalists but stop reporting this crap. there's evidence that until twenty six dana was behind the pages of right wing groups like anonymous collective heat smear campaigns misinformation and conspiracy theories garnered up to two million likes on facebook it masqueraded as part of the usually left wing anonymous network german greens politician foca beck is a victim of anonymous collective smear campaigns he took legal action in twenty six jane. my motivation to file a complaint was simply the sixty death threats on this group's website that's not something you should tank lying down you have to show it the rule of law can strike back off. after facebook banned the citing twenty seventeen it's now posted

well we've heard from the russian foreign ministry spokesperson marty is a kind of a who said that reciprocal measures will be taking against each country that decided to expel russian diplomats and overall we're talking about over a dozen countries that supported this move now she also added that adds remember that was taking will be mad mero measure in response including the shutdown of the russian consulate and the u.s. now shortly after at this news that a number of countries are expelling russian diplomats broke the russian foreign ministry released a statement and this statement. expressed protest these expulsions calling them an unfriendly stab that will not find any answers and these case the statement also goes on to say that the exposure and are being seen as a provocation adding that such a hostile move on part of this group of countries will not be allowed. and indeed we've heard from a number of high level officials in the russian diplomatic society now an authority on tone of who is the russian ambassador to the u.s. has protested against what he called a wrongful decision by th

kremlin what's russia's response been well we've heard from the russian foreign ministry spokesperson marty is a kind of a who said that reciprocal measures will be taking against each country that decided to expel russian diplomats and overall we're talking about over a dozen countries and that supported this move now she also added that average in measure that was taking will be mad by a marrow measure in response including the shutdown of the russian consulate and the u.s. now shortly after at this news that a number of countries are expelling russian diplomats broke the russian foreign ministry released a statement and in this statement. expressed protest at these expulsions calling them an unfriendly stab that will not find any answers and these scripts case the statement also goes on to say that the exposure and are being seen as a provocation adding that such a hostile move on part of this group of countries will not be allowed. and indeed we've heard from a number of high level officials in the russian diplomatic society now an authority on tone of course the russian ambassador to t

that will tries to edge of way as we head into wednesday but i think our marty will still be clingingon to that cloud we could see a couple of flurries of snow at times too elsewhere largely fine and dry good deal of cloud there over the northern parts of iran and further west it should be dry forcing beirut on temperature of a twenty degrees bit further towards the south and here in doha temperatures will be rising over the next few days so our maximum temperature on tuesday and wednesday will be around thirty or thirty one degrees so fairly but warmer than it has been recently for salada will also be seeing a temperature of around thirty one as well now down towards the southern parts of africa and here we see more sheen are cycling that's partially now tracking its way towards the south and hopefully will move away from madagascar behind it though it's taking quite a long time before the trailing leg of cloud that clears it so we're seeing plenty of what weather across the northern parts of the could be more in the way of flooding out of this. al-jazeera wherever you are. fighting

marty, let me start off with you. what will presen president trump do next? of the situation is donald trump is a guy who asked for him that everything is transactional. it should not have been a surprise that he was going to propose these tariffs. he signaled it for years. he wants this to be a transaction. andants china to respond the chinese have taken a very measured response to these tariffs and says it wants to avoid a trade war so there will be talks. the question is what will come out of those talks? francine: what comes out of those talks will exacerbate a response from china. from china iseard not a response to the latest tariffs. >> that's entirely right. the tariffs that china announced where not in response to the steel and aluminum terrorists. we do not know which gives the u.s. have chosen. until we do know, china cannot respond in any meaningful way. the narrative coming out of beijing has been consistent. the prime minister said they will do all they can to protect an ip cannot force a technology transfer so china is making all the right soun

had gone to marty us and this is a calling for dialogue with moscow after president putin recently revealed russia's laces nuclear weapons also to come president trump slaps tariffs on imports of steel and raising fees of a global trade war with other powers now bowing retaliation and fifteen humanitarian vehicles reached the rebel held syrian enclave of eastern gives a day after shelling by terrorists killed civilians trying to escape the district. hello there well can you watching r.t. international this friday afternoon where it's just turned two o'clock here in moscow now our top story senators are urging washington to engage in urgent talks with moscow to minimize the risk of conflict they have written a letter to u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson here's part of it. u.s. russia's strategic dialogue is following president putin's public address on march the first when he referred to several new nuclear weapons russia was reportedly developing including a cruise missile and a nuclear underwater drone which is not going to limited by the new start treaty and would be destabilizing if

of snow and that system only works its way steadily east with as we head through the next day or so marty. seth thank you very much indeed feel to come on this al-jazeera news hour why thousands of india's farmers are claiming the central government for selling the seeds of discontent. find out why china has stepped up its lending on domestic security. and in sport former world number one novak djokovic is shocked in california tatiana lexical a lie. facing reality growing up went to do you realize that you were living in a special place the so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter why is activists to live in jail just because he expressed. he had their store on talk to al-jazeera at this time and. the new poll ranks mexico city as the full first in the world for sexual violence many women are attacked while moving in the crowded spaces of the metro buses and even at the hands of taxi drivers the conversation starts with do you have a boyfriend you're very pretty and young you feel unsafe threatened you think about how to react what do i do if this gets worse now mahdi arm

. >> marti. >> marty with the associated press.ou talked about the fact that the summary of economic projections is based on the outlook of all the members of the fomc. can you tell us anything though about the staff forecast of, and how that was impacted by the -- we had 1 1/2 trillion dollar tax cut, we had $300 billion increased government spending. staff forecast that you're working with, are those reflected -- how were they impacted by that and how did that impact the discussions? >> we look at the staff forecast and board forecast, by the way there are 12 excellent reserve bank staffs who have their own views and do their own work. we look at those informing the decisions of the policymakers. so and it is really policymakers views we talk about in the sep. we don't talk about the staff forecasts. it's a particular thing done under particular rules and circumstances and really it is the policymakers that then take that as input and create their forecasts which are what drive policy. >> had no impact though? that is a major inc

they may go to marty chavez, who is a technologist. ten years younger. than those two and could be a surprise choice just as lloyd blankfein was a surprise choice when he was selected ahead of the two co-presidents at the time. >> do you give any credence to any of the points that our prior guest, dick bove made, that lloyd missed many opportunities to propel gold man tsax so a be place to petter position it for the future >> i think dick is unfortunately missing a very, very, very important point that i made in my book. i documented in my book, which is the way lloyd and his leadership at that time in 2006 and 2007 steered goldman sachs through the outset of the financial crisis made a quote unquote big short bet against the mortgage market. a proprietary bet that paid off in a profit of $4 billion through 2007 when every other firm on wall street was literally going down the tubes and people like gary cohn made the decision to mark to market goldman's entire portfolio of mortgage-backed securities when no one else on wall street was willing to do that