middle and working classes they're demanding a raise and the minimum wage there are even calls for matt brown to resign but i think what they really want the government will do now is probably try to find a way to integrate these taxes they had already planned for right journalist goneril speaking to us from paris thank you very much thank you sir. could the guns fall silent at least briefly in yemen that's the possibility presented by talks in sweden between a delegation of who the rebels and representatives from yemen's government the un brokered talks are the first since two thousand and sixteen aimed at ending the country's bitter fighting. passports and tickets in hand for a journey many hope will bring peace a delegation of who theory rebels waiting to board their flight to sweden the un special envoy martin griffiths has been instrumental in setting up the talks with the yemeni government such as the distrust between the two sites the rebels wouldn't get on the plane without him. our basic guarantee is the presence of the un envoy with us on the same flight this is the only guarantee w

apparently matt brown has agreed to the fuel tax rise of diesel to be postponed given the sum of concessions of these protesters where three people have died there's been numerous injuries and they've been going on for weeks however of course for the protesters and for political leaders in france this isn't enough of the fuel tax rises to be scrapped completely while i find fascinating about the stories of the protests of say in the far right the far left and the case sort of centuries all come together against macro and. they've broadened down to if you like these protests is more general just consents when with the french president and i'm watching this i'm thinking you would look to the centrist. lead the country and you wonder why all this is happening but micro he said this foreign ministers to brussels with nato meetings us but it is doing their bit this nice is fascinating this is a fascinating fall you know obviously. mission essential is accepting applications for linguists candidates to speak ukrainian to provide foreign language interpretation exactly exactly exactly so the un try

. >> she was saying, you know, i don't want anything in my house but my crock pot and matt tres and brown that's okay. because i'm happy. >> in his interview with police, chris said that after nine years of marriage, he and heather began to have some differences, but, he said, he had no clue she was going to move out on him and was even more shocked when he found out she had filed for divorce. >> totally side swiped. i did not see it coming. >> chris told detective kemp he had been trying to patch it up ever since. >> i wanted my life. i want the family dynamic. i want us to be a family. i want us to work things out. >> kemp questioned what heather had been up to when chris was trying to win her back. parent is an expert and... ...more likely to choose luvs, than first time parents. live, learn and get luvs the cold and flu fightings. machine. you put in your machine. press the button to brew up powerful relief. to defeat your toughest cold and flu symptoms fast. new theraflu powerpods. press. sip. relief. old life to build a new one with another man? >> coming up, the other man revealed.

matt bradley, nbc >>> in california, governor brown ordered a crucial dna test that offers a death row inmate one final chance at free tom. kevin cooper was convicted in the rder of four people in the los angeles suburbs. gadi schwartz has the very latest. >> reporter: from is an quentin state prison, death row inmate kevin cooper has been claiming innocence for decades. >> they planted evidence. they destroyed evidence they lied about evidence. c >> reporter:per is on death row for murderinfour people in 1983. >> all were found hacked and stabbed to death in the chino hill. n >> reporter:ow a last minute order from governor brown allowing for new dna testing on the hatchet an a t-shirt his lawyers say was tampered with. >> i never wore that shirt, i nev saw that shirt. >> reporter: but prosutors say the evidence was solid. cooper an escaped nconvict had a history of vio and the case has been examined again and agaihe lost numerous appeal. >> there is no doubtin my mind that this is the person that committed those crimes. >> reporter: but the case continues to draw the scrutiny of form

matt bradley, nbc news. >>> in california, governor jerry brown ordered a crucial dna test that offers a death row inmate one final chance at freedom. kevin cooper was convicted decades ago in the murder of four people in the los angeles suburbs. nbc's gadi schwartz has the story. >> reporter: from san quentin state prison, death row inmate kevin cooper has been claiming innocence for decades. speaking out in a phone interview earlier this year. >> they planted evidence. they destroyed evidence. they lied about evidence. >> reporter: cooper is on death row for murdering four people in 1983. >> all were found hacked and stabbed to death in this house amid the horse country of the sch chino hills. >> on christmas eve, a last minute order from governor jerry brown allowing for new dna testing on key pieces of evidence including a hatchet and a t-shirt hayes lawyers say was tampered with. >> i know i never had that shirt. >> reporter: the prosecutors say the evidence was solid. cooper, an escaped convict, had a history of violence, and the case has been re-examined again numerou appeals. >> there is no doubt in

in d.c., thank you to matt jensen, james williams, matt whitlock, ruth montoya, celeste sam lyman, brandon chestnut, kristin mcclintock, diane browning, heather clausen, jeff rickgan, will holloway, katundy,iley, abdul lane, carey lynn ma machalky. and samantha rowls. this is the best staff on capitol hill. inish to thank my father heaven who's allowed me to serve much longer than my detractors have hoped. each time i walk into this theber, i'm humbled by symbolic significance of it all a passage ofded of scripture, one of my favorites, him much is- to given, much is expected, or much is required. me so much.as given in return, i've tried to give i could.uch as beste he will accept my efforts. before i get even more would note that this is a final floor speech, not a final goodbye. now, i will nom longer hold office but i will continue to hold a special place all of you, for all of my colleagues. look forward to continuing these special friendships even the senate.'ve left i want to thank everybody in the staff, all of the members, all of the law people, all of the people who have provided us with and ability. i want god to bless all

matt bradley looks at case. >> i just grabbed a gun and i shot him. >> reporter: tried as an adult. sentoya brownas convicted of murder at just 16. she killed 43-year-old johnny allen after he said he offered to pay her for sex. brown said she feared the older man was going to kill her and prosecutors called her a murder saying she robbed her victim and her friend spoke against brown at a may clemency hearing. >> johnny was lived and he is missed dearly. >> i am completely different person. if you let me out, i will never go back to being that person. >> reporter: her dream of freedom now denied as the tennessee supreme court ruled thursday that brown will become eligible for parole after her 69th birthday. brown said she suffered years of child trafficking, neglect, abuse and rape before the murder. psychiatrist william burnett has known brown since her arrest and insists teenagers shouldn't be judged like adults. >> i think it's callous in itself. i think it is not taking the whole picture into consideration. >> prison officials say brown is a model prisoner. she's now a college grad. celebriti

matt: thanks for your time. happy new year. brendan brownn institute. profusek, joanrt stay global. global at -- jones day at 6:30 a.m. this is "bloomberg." ♪ ? progress. u.s. equities futures on the rise after president expresses optimism over trade talks. will hopes last? themed el-erian becomes latest to say the central bank would benefit from a better feel for markets as the white house is trying to organize a trump summit. italy's government passes its budget. could 2019 see the uneasy alliance collapse? morning. this is bloomberg surveillance, live from new york, i'm scarlet fu. miller, francine lacqua and tom keene are all. happy new year to all of our viewers in new zealand. it is 2019 there. you're looking at the sky tower it will be accompanied for the first time by a complementary light show on the bridge. where do people celebrate in berlin? ift: you can see behind me you look at the gate, you can , the peoplees starting to gather. maybe you cannot see it well. if you were to pull back and look at the gate, you would see the ger

matt mccrane three field goals. this is the first game with the steelers. but the steelers need help from the browns. browns-ravens, first a flash back to week 17 of last season, the ravens versus the bengals and they lose and they are out and andy dalton with under a minute left scores the game winning touchdown. so back to today against the browns. with this steelers watching from the field, cleveland down two, ten, baker mayfield is picked off. so the ravens survive. they'll go to the playoffs for the first time in three seasons. pittsburg is nearly out. but if the >>> at 6:00, new details about the man who died in a police custody after stabbing a woman on a tinder date. >>> and governor jerry brown talks about his tour of paradise with president trump. what he said he appreciated and his concerns. >>> we'll be talking more about where the raiders will play next year with mindi bach at 6:00. you want to hear this conversation. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 5:00. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. we appreciate you watching tonight and we'll see you back here tonight on abc 7 news at

matt, the insider bracket included biden, bloomberg, terry mcauliffe and sherrod brown. out of those four, who do you think might make it out? >> i think they are all as uninspiring as rice pudding, but i guess biden has the advantage but an of name i.d. when it comes to bloomberg or biden, i don't see them picking a former republican who's defended stop and risk or joe biden who has a long record opposing liberal base on taxes or crime. don't forget, he presided over the anita hill hearings. so imagine somebody like kamala harris or elizabeth warren fileting him over what he did in the '80s over anita hill. >> dana: let me talk about the outcider bracket. steve bullock, eric garcetti, mayor of los angeles, and mitch landreau. who might come out of that? >> that's an interesting group of people. that's category i would put o'rourke in as well. i know they put him in the liberal bracket. i'd put him in the outside bracket. i like the idea of hickenlooper and garcetti. these two very successful experienced people. hickenlooper has an affinity to the west. i would love to s

matt -- matching tickets in south carolina was sold. the winner has 180 days to claim the $1.5 billion jackpot. >> jerry brown is nearing the end of his governorshipt he will do next. melissa asked what the mayor thinks. >> he will be incredibly active in every way. it would not surprise me. >> we will have more of the interview tomorrow. >>> still had, a special report, a rare look at the bay area's only ghost town. >>> look back at 2018, stories that made headlines. >> this is a live look at the skyline in downtown has a. >>> this is a special project i have been working on. i'm excited to share with you. did you note there is a bona fide ghost town in the san francisco bay? >> it does sound familiar. >> it is called drawbridge. for 100 years people lived there before they abandon it. >> what is it that we find so fascinating about those towns? is it a natural curiosity about places people lived and loved and left? what is left of this community is half a mile down the railroad tracks. we were given special permission from the government to tour a place that few people know exist. it is the bay area's only ghost town. >> it's the most relaxing p

brown owes attorney says he's hopeful and prayerful that happens. >> i'm not sayg i don't deserve anything. i'm asking for mercy. >> until then she can only wait. matt bradley, nbc news. >>> new revelations kexpected this w in the caves american diplomats who fell seriously ill on the some believe they have been targeted with a mysterious weapon. the team of doctors who treated the first victs in havana are promising new details in the coming days. inn exclusive interview nbc's andrea mitchell spoke with one of the mothers. >> your head is splitting, a it's horrible. >> reporter: those are the symptoms that cat earn weern, a old diplomat stationed in china, began to feel after hearing strange sounds in her apartment. alarmly similar to what 26 u.s. diplomats and spies reported half a world away in hana beginning inning 2016. >> the united states government still not sure who or what is responsible for those health asnooks when katherine told her she had been sick after tr hearing thege sound, laura an air force veteran jumped on a plane to china. >> i saw a shell of our doubter? >> reporter: what do you mean a shell? >> she lost a lot of weight. the

brown's lower told nbc news that he is hopeful and prayerful that will happen. >> i'm not saying i deserve anything. i'm asking for mercy. >> reporter: until then she can only wait. matt news. >>> just ahead, the sounds of the red planet. nasa records the wind on mars for the first time ever. we will listen in next. .not hur thanks to you, st. jude children's research hospital is changing how the world treats and defeats childhood cancer. we freely share our science to help find cures and save kids with cancer everywhere. and no family pays st. jude for anything... because all a family should worry about is helping their child live. visit stjude.org or shop wherever you see the st. jude logo. new listerine® ready! tabs™ aren't gum, mints, or marbles. seriously, what is this? if you guessed they're tabs that turn into liquid as you chew, so you can swish and clean your whole mouth instantly, then you were correct. and that was a really good guess. nice job. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide

someone in the biden mold, a sherrod brown, someone who would challenge him in the states key to his electoral college victory where republicans did poorly in november. >> mattdo you think the republican party would benefit from a primary challenge to donald trump or would it be incredibly damaging? >> i don't think it's ever benefited a sitting party. you've seen the rnc and other folks come together and say this is not in the best interest of the party. south carolina is talking about canceling their primary. for the most part, with president, you have him for eight years on the ballot and the primary would just divide the party in an unnecessary way and for folks down ballot, that would be a terrible, terrible thing to have a distraction. >> so who is going to campaign with the president in 2020? >> that's a great question. >> we had him travel to duluth, minnesota, down to the rochester, minnesota, across the midwest. let's also not forget he's going to come into the states whether you like it or not. be in florida and maine. michigan, wisconsin and others are going to be battleground states. it's not a matter of wanting to campaign. he's going to be the

brown. first, a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello.er side of the atlantic, so at times it will be pretty disturbed. even in the west, cloud increases, producing the west, cloud increases, producing the odd shower, but in many places will stay predominantly drive. still staying on the cool side the further east you are, even with the sunshine. tonight, the wind does mmp sunshine. tonight, the wind does ramp up in the west, gale force expected, splashes of rain and heavy or persistent rain into northern ireland and the far west of scotland later in the night, many central and eastern areas staying dry, amounts of cloud, and we could just see a touch of frost in the east, but temperatures will lift up into tomorrow morning. early morning commuters in the west, lots of rain around first thing, strong to gale force winds, the rain spreading erratically eastwards through the day. east anglia and the south—east may stay dry all day long, but these are some of the wind gusts to take us through tuesday. if you're not close to gale force, you c

army marriage matt goldstein admitted to the killing of a man who was a suspected bomb maker. that's during a poll graph at the cia. ryan brownnd right now? >> we are being told he was brought back on to active service last week to be formally charged with the crimes. again, this happened sometime ago. it has been a bit of a long developing case. there was the polygraph exam and he gave an interview to fox news in 2016 where he acknowledged killing this bomb maker, but again, the army only last week bringing him back to charge him. the department of defense saying they are not going to comment on the matter, calling it a law enforcement issue saying they will respect the integrity of the process, but president trump tweeting about the case over the weekend saying that he is taking a look at it and could potentially get involved. this raises questions because he is the commander in chief. there are issues with regard to law enforcement in the military regarding undue command influence. senior commanders are not supposed to comment on cases like these because it can complicate the prosecution and the court proceedings. a lot of

stefani, mandelman, brown, and now with the addition of -- we have a problem with this key every year. from district 4, gordon mar next in seniority. [applause] from district 6, matt haney. and from district 10, shaman walton. congratulations. i understand they're in the audience. [applause] >> president cohen: congratulations. don't worry, it's not all bad. just ask jane kim. [laughter] >> clerk: thank you, madam president. >> president cohen: could you please call item 3? >> clerk: ordinance to amend the environment code to provide audits to refuse generators for compliance with refuse separation requirements to establish enforcement measures. >> president cohen: supervisor safai do you want to speak on this item? >> supervisor safai: no. >> president cohen: madam clerk, could you call the question as to shall the ordinance be finally passed, please call the roll. [roll call vote] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president cohen: thank you very much. this ordinance is finally passed unanimously. madam clerk, please call the next item. >> clerk: ordinance to appropriate $200 million special tax bonds for financing related to the transbay transit center and infrast

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matt goldstein is accused of killing a suspected bombmaker in 2010 while serving in afghanistan. his attorney maintains the killing happened during a mission ordered by his superiors. >> let's go to ryan brownere are a lot of questions about this case, about the president's potential involvement here. particularly do we know why goldstein's case eight years later now he's being charged. this is something that happened in 2010. >> it's a bit of an interesting case in that the timeline, as you pointed out. this kind of reemerged, came to light, this operation did happen in 2010 in helmand, afghanistan, but it kind of reemerged in 2016 during an interview that goldstein gave to fox news where he talked about killing this bombmaker, and he also said that this was originally revealed when he was interviewing with the central intelligence agency, the cia, during a polygraph, a background check. he talked about this incident, which raised questions, and his lawyer telling us he was brought back on active service last week to be formally charged by the army for this case. that as you said, did happen some time ago. >> question is here, why is this an issue? is the argument, is the charge that he we

brown. up next, the u.k. prime minister tries to buy time by calling off a brexit vote in the face of uncertainty. we will bring you the latest. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt morning, i am matt miller, this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." may reaches out to europe, the u.k. prime investor and embarks on a mission to seek help from the european capital. the eu is open to reassurances renegotiations. trade talks move along, not letting the arrest of why ways ceo get in the way. macron promises new spending to end their yellow best crisis but indications are the protests will continue. ♪ matt: 108 days to brexit and theresa may has postponed the key vote in parliament but what happens next? in westminster. let's start with you, give us the layout. know theresa may was facing the option of whether to delay the vote and she descended -- decided to delay. it was a question of whether he would be voted down and she saw it as too much lower risk. we do not know until when and now she is heading to europe to talk to leaders there, to angela merkel in berlin. we hear she will meet jean-claude juncker. got she needs to do now is to the eu and see if she can seek any

matt miller over in london, great to have you on as always. alix: still with us is priya misra and bob browne's balance sheet will not shrink anytime soon, what is the new rate differential? priya: it has increased all through the year. the u.s. the issue was was growing much higher than the rest of the world. next year there will be more of a convergence. if growth does improve and the u.s. growth starts to slow down, the rate differential should start to compress. it has impressed recently because u.s. treasury's rallied -- treasuries rallied. possibility?he if they don't, it can be frustrating to put in that compression trade. 18 significant amount of reinvestment that has to go into the bund market. andep going back to bunds jjb's. investors for years tried to short that. because of lack of structural growth, bunds are now back up. i don't know if the spread is going anywhere back to the last couple of years. david: to what extent is there a feedback loop with the fed? the ecb will not be moving up. it may be slower than they said. does they get room for the fed to back off in a way that

brown and laura jarrett who are breaking the story. pamela, what can you tell us. >> well, at least two occasions we have learned the president vented at his acting attorney general matte michael cohen investigations. the president angered by federal prosecutors referencing him in crime crimes. trump was frustrated that prosecutors that whitaker oversees filed charges to make him look bad. we should note nobody no one directed whitaker to stop the investigations but these underscore the extent that the president believes his attorney general should serve as his personal protect or. >> laura, tell me more about the instance here, because what happened and the timing of what happened is so important here. the president lashes out at whitaker, two instances, tell us more. >> that's right. so there's at least two discussions that we know about. the first took place a few weeks after whitaker took over and trump was angry after special counsel robert mueller charged michael cohen with making false statements about the trump tower project in moscow. then you recall part of the prosecution description at the time was that cohen talked with the president about the project wel

next, the bbc news at five with ben brown, but let‘s ta ke at five with ben brown, but let‘s take a look at the weather and mattheavy rain first thing —— tuesday wind across in the south—east and east anglia you could stay dry until the morning rush hour. wins, 50—60 mph for some. in the west. temperatures in double figures. —— winds are 50—60. bye—bye for now. patients that suffer from it, because sufferfrom it, because they suffer from it, because they are high—risk population. today at 5pm, the prime minister sets a date in the new year for mps to vote on her brexit deal. theresa may travelled to the commons to address mps, warning them to put the country‘s interests ahead of party politics. we intend to return to the meaningful vote debate in the week commencing the 7th of january, the 7th of january, and hold the vote the following week. when we have the vote, members will need to reflect carefully on what is in the best interests of our country. in reaction, labour‘sjeremy corbyn accused mrs may of leading the most shambolic government in recent british history. there can be no logical reason for this del