here's the difference max won't blumenthal go ahead garland. well and here's the difference max blumenthal is an investigative journalist and that he's searching to find the answer these are people who in my opinion is an investigative journalist and that he's searching to find the answer these are people who in my opinion are searching to move up in their you know field of employment basically are searching to move up in their you know field of employment basically so they're looking at people who you know they see the 3rd rails and they see what so they're looking at people who you know they see the 3rd rails and they see what happens to people like tolls you gabbert or you know in the instance of journalism it happens to people like toles you gabbert or you know in the instance of journalism max blumenthal and the message is clear to them if you want to move up if you want to get the tenor to max blumenthal and the message is clear to them if you want to move up if you want to get that 10 or $12000000.00 a year you got to be like rachel maddow an

prepare a typical east german dish yourself we have a few recipes ready on facebook at d w euro max. well in our final report today we meet a couple who were determined to leave east germany and search for a better life in the west for them applying to leave legally was impossible so kathleen lincoln coston benz and decided to flee into the west spending a whole year preparing for it in secret before they embarked on their journey just months before the wall fell had the authority found out they could have face jail and many other repercussions for themselves and their families. together on the pages about the center of their hometown of. just like on that night in august $988.00 a year before they fled east germany. on the spot where we finally realized deep down that we could do it. that we would escape and we would do it together. constantly wincing grew up in. any silly twenties he decided to flee to the west as a child i was naive enough to dream of becoming a marine biologist and research dolphins but of course in east germany that was completely out of the question. in the mail the

happen with a snap of her predecessor really you failed and in doing that for 5 years well you know max well as we take a look at those live pictures of as you know fonda line that even taking some pictures some photographs that in part of meant of course as the incoming president we can just take a look at that report that you filed with regards sail as some of the challenges actually got to this point let's take a watch and then we will come back to. a salary of relief over a very close win back in july it was a law from the law and got approved by a margin of only 9 votes i feel so on noj and i'm overwhelmed and i. thank you for the trust you placed me. the slim victory was a strong 1st indication that the road to the new commission would be bumpy. very bumpy indeed because after she got approved this happened. first the hunt garion and the romanian commission candidates were rejected by the european parliament before they could even be heard on top of that c.v. gouda the french commission hopeful got the thumbs down after 2 long and painful hearings. but the real problem was that it took

max? >> well, i don't know that it's going to speak to him directly. again, i think to the point that we were just discussing, i think, you know, ultimately if somebody like john bolton wants to avoid testifying, i suspect he will find a way just by dragging the process out, and democrats have made clear they don't want to hold up the entire impeachment process simply to try to compel testimony from people like bolton. but they should not be hiding behind legalities. what this makes clear is if john bolton is not testifying, it's not because he's not allowed to testify under the law. it's because he has something to hide or because he's waiting to deliver his testimony in return for a $2 million book payment rather than doing his civic duty and actually telling congress what he knows about this impeachment inquiry. >> now, kim, the judge does give a little bit of a way out for mcgahn. he doesn't have to answer questions. he has to show up, is that right? >> well, that's the distinction between immunity and a privilege. you mentioned a privilege. so a p

max? >> well, i don't know that it's going to speak to him directly. again, i think to the point that we were just discussing, i think, you know, ultimately if somebody like john bolton wants to avoid testifying, i suspect he will find a way just by dragging the process out, and democrats have made clear they don't want to hold up the entire impeachment process simply to try to compel testimony from people like bolton. but they should not be hiding behind legalities. what this makes clear is if john bolton is not testifying, it's not because he's not allowed to testify under the law. it's because he has something to hide or because he's waiting to deliver his testimony in return for a $2 million book payment rather than doing his civic duty and actually telling congress what he knows about this impeachment inquiry. >> now, kim, the judge does give a little bit of a way out for mcgahn. he doesn't have to answer questions. he has to show up, is that right? >> well, that's the distinction between immunity and a privilege. you mentioned a privilege. so a p

. >> as commissioner max well said, i would like to see on that information well because things have been done and -- we're both new commissioners. >> also, we can send you stuff that peter has done at other -- i think it was recorded at bosca? your presentation? so we can send you a lot of stuff that we have. >> it's a good beginning. thank you. from there we can move. >> president caen: next item for you, mr. kelly. >> the next item is a clean power sf quarterly update. barbra hail and mike hines. just you. ok. >> barbra hail assistant general manager for power. this is our quarterly report schedule. we're coming to you less frequently to talk about our clean power sf progress. what we'd like to do with these quarterly reports is provide you with our usual clean power sf customer enrollment and service status updates. then go into some highlighting of some of the activities of what has been happening currently and since the last report and then share a bit about what we expect to have coming up for you. and specifically a couple of items that we'll bring to you to weigh in on over

pics it looks like they're come in for max go ahead ray well 1st a very small correction peter you say we all know about max well 1st a very small correction peter you say we all know about max none of my fellow americans know about mel you got ahead of me where i want to go back on the my fellow americans know about mel you got ahead of me where i want to go after the news stream and then you go ahead you're right. the news stream and then you go ahead you're right. i live a back off here and just say well you know there's an expression the pen is live a back off here and just say well you know there's an expression the pen is mightier than the sword. now the u.s. government mightier than the sword. now the u.s. government.

as pitcher max scherzer, and, boy, did he pitch well? [applause] pres. trump: what a job. watched you for a long time. nobody, nobody throws it better than you do. what a great job you did, max. thank you. under pressure, as well. under pressure, as well. but, you know, max said, we have the experience. we don't fold under pressure. which puts more pressure on the team, but that's one of those things, right? [laughter] pres. trump: and that's exactly what happened. you didn't fold under pressure. from then on, the nationals won two games for every loss, which is a tremendous percentage, winning percentage. as you battled for every win, gerardo parra changed his walk-up song to "baby shark." [applause] pres. trump: that was a favorite of his two-year-old daughter, and it became the anthem for the nats fans everywhere. and i tell you what, that turned out to be a very, very powerful little tune. [laughter] pres. trump: in the final weeks of the regular season, you were down six runs against the mets. in the bottom of the ninth, you scored seven runs. i do remember that well,

something other than just a response to a plutocratic grab of the globe's resources with free money well max used to pull true. done square that sounds best if we use the full tricks magic tricks right and i think is the preferred you know verb in that case well how do they get away with this over and over how do they get away with forever wars how do they get away with forever printing and the way to get away with tricks you don't want to inform the population right you don't want an informed group of people in front of you performing that trick in times square because then they're going to be like i see how you did that trick that's not fun right you need to distract them divert there is call mr x. and mr i use the word common amongst magicians circles ok well that mr action is the constant renaming so you can never stay ahead of it and people are busy people working there their pay all their tack. they're paying their obamacare day and they can't they think it's a different name in a different war must be a different place but they're also according to this shifting expenses to exceed the

. >> reporter: "the sun" is reporting that the prince's friend, glaine max well, will speak with their ties to epstein. they appear in a photo with one of epstein's accusers. >> thank you so much. >>> breaking news in germany where one of europe's most valuable collections of jewels was robbed overnight. german officials say the green vault museum in dresden held many priceless treasures, and burglars broke in early this morning and took items that, according to one published report, could be worth more than $1 billion. police have made no arrests at this point. one of the green vault's best-known gems, a 41-carat diamond, is on loan to the metropolitan museum of art. at least that is safe. someone make sure george clooney wasn't in the country. sounds like "ocean's 14" here. >>> we have an update on a story we reported in the spring. ahead, the amazing recovery of a 5-year-old boy thrown from a third story balcony at the mall of america. >>> first, 7:18. time to check local weather. ♪ fo >>> >>> we have much more news ahead. one of r. kell >>> we have much more news ahead. one of r.

place to stay >> prince andrew linked to epstein in a 2015 defamation lawsuit against ghislaine max welle time girlfriend the lawsuit was fired by juf ju virginia roberts giuffre who alleged epstein directed her to have sex with the royal on three separate occasions when she was a minor. giuffre speaking exclusively to savannah. >> prince andrew of course denies that this ever happened. >> he denies that it ever happened, and he's going to keep denying that it's ever happened but he knows the truth, and i know the truth. >> echoing his repeated denials of the allegations, prince andrew says he has no recollection of even meeting giuffre. >> i can absolutel categorically tell you it never happened >> giuffre claimed one of the alleged sexual encounters happened in march 2001 after dancing with the prince at a london nightclub. >> she was very specific about that night she describes dancing with you and you profusely sweating and that she went on to have -- >> there's a slight problem with the sweating because i have a peculiar medical condition which is that i don't sweat. >> prince andre

they have pushed back service dates to the max well into next year.the aircraft back in service until march at the earliest. you can see it from the way they are structuring expected fleet development next year. they don't expect it back. the moment the time i looks like some degree of certification, they will argue about how you get pilots retrained, if at all, then entry into service january/february/march? tom: stunning. i believe it was the washington post or the times with a blunt story about staff saying they really question if they will get in 2020.7 max first word news. >> u.s. senate on the verge of passing a bill to support hong kong protesters. that measure has been met with silence from president trump, who is yet to indicate anything because it could anger china. the countries are still negotiating trade. administration is formally reversing its stance, israeli settlements in the west bank are illegal. secretary pompeo saying it does not violate all international law. blow toians call this a justice and peace. a senator from his majority

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is also facing issues with dozens no ground due to worldwide ryanair is the latest tire 737 max fleet well that does remain grounded still after the failure of a safety system led to 2 crashes in a period of 6 months that killed more than 300 people let's bring in a friend of the news alex machar us aviation analyst joining us from the shot in london alex great to talk to you again the 787 what's your reading of what the whistleblowers been saying and can we believe it. good afternoon peter well it is more concerning whistleblower reports specifically from the south carolina plant where boeing produce the 787 dreamliner now boeing is a manufacturer they produce the 787 from 2 plants one in seattle and one here in south carolina and for a long time there have been questions over quality at boeing south carolina plant specifically on the 787 dreamliner so of course with new reports now suggesting that in some tests oxygen was failing to leave the cylinder and come through 2 passenger masks as much as a 21 or 15 jean used to a former union rep and she was saying she had heard lots of maybe ap

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ok.s: max, very well put. my guest host this morning for the past hour. t strategist in from hsbc. you can catch max on radio. we are going to talk about the tories election promises. ♪ manus: good morning from bloomberg's middle east headquarters in dubai. i am manus cranny. it is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." these are today's top stories. global stocks rise as beijing says it will raise penalties on iep violations. kong, pro-democracy forces win an overwhelming victory in peaceful local elections. the reaction.th the conservative party manifesto pledges tax cuts, increased spending on the national health service, and boris johnson says brexit has to be delivered. lvmhg moves in europe, agrees to buy tiffany for $135 a share in an all cash offer. the deal hits the tape now. -- looks as if he is set to get exactly what he wants. a little blue box with a ribbon on it. he is looking large for the honor. $135 a share. he has raised his bid. it started out $130 and it went up and up, so this is lvmh closing the transaction. they hope to do that by the middle

scheme to take calls the road well one user tweeted this pollution levels also high in the indian capital the literally off the charts particular matter per cubic meter is maxing out pos $999.00 across the city well just the context for you anything below $25.00 is considered healthy air needs nothing images show what local officials say is the cause red dots represent thousands of crop stubble fawaz in northwest india. that's not fargo obscuring delis white avenues but a fixed soup of pension exhaust industrial emissions and wood smoke even the sun struggled to burn through the murk. much of the smoke comes from agricultural areas upwind from the city where farmers burn the stubble on their fields after the harvest. but only good will come to think that we can't decrease the smoke from stubble burning today because it is already spread but we can at least reduce sources of pollution within the city like other cities we have to cut vehicle pollution in delhi for ourselves and our children and if we do aren't even rationing for the next 10 days than delhi's own pollution sources will be slashed. traffic was later than usual on monday as the odd even system took

theatre has been entertaining the masses on a grand scale before during and after a divided burling well euro max got a behind the scenes look. death defying acrobats and perfectly synchronized dances. up to 780000 spectators a year visit palin's rejects stuff past the world's biggest yet to stage. the dancers work long hard hours until the show is absolutely perfect a master everything from classical ballet to jazz dogs. to make this bizarreness what i see is very special here is simply this incredible stage and experiencing it every day it does it wants to be on stage and here you have the opportunity to be on it every day as much as 8 times a week that's my personal highlight this is my life as i like. every 2 years the freidrich start palast premieres and only show off the pallet it's. for each production new costumes are created by big game designers like sean paul gaultier. kristen the quad. and the tracey was quite taken with the dancers. that's the reason why we're here because they are exceptional they are highly talented they bring everything we create to life because without them they'

get here, so much sacrifice, so it is been such an odd year, painful, and these races as well, fighting off maxchase off for ari, chasing down and fighting off doctor re, it is i've had to dig deep. —— chasing off ferrari. qualifying has not been spectacular but it is putting me in the shooting range where i think i raised better this year and that is what i am proud of. but i have left a lot of these races literally with nothing left in it as taking days to recover. i love the idea of getting out of a symbol, getting back up, and going again and i think about my brother, who growing up with cerebral palsy, he will fall over and get up and never complained. he would try to shoot for a hoop. i look at a lot of different people who have done great things, and had difficult times, and recovered and bounce back and that other great things afterwards and i try to do it in my own way. but it is a challenge. but today, i love what i do. i love what i do. i know that i have something special within myself andi have something special within myself and i note that i have to tap into it. so a sixth world

to how good babaas really done. >> reporter: another group that did well, u.s.ds br notably apple with the iphone 11, the pro, pro max, nike, he is tai lauder and nestle. i'm rahel >>> it is time to take a look at downgrades.ay's upgrades and cisco was upgraded to neutral. ths analyst poi to a slowing macro environment as well as any near-term catalysts for the stock. the price target is $51. the stock fell 1.5% to 48.10. qualcomm was downgraded at morgan stanley. the valuation gap between the chipaker and the peers which he says has closed following recent gains. the price target is 0. the stock fell more than 2% to 91.84. >>> some s news tonight out of the health care induery. ceo of kaiser-permanente died over the weekend. as bertha coombs reports, he raised the bar for the entire sector. >> reporter: bernard tyson was one of the nation's foremostor advocates improving patient care and access. he spent 30 years at kaizer raising throughhe ranks to become ceo in r13. unis leadership health care advocates say the largest nonprofith integrated healt system grew to be a leading example. at kaiser-permanente you have a

points and boeing shares have popped from the news as it will resume deliveries of the 737 max jet next month. >>> well, walgreens wants to go private. according to bloomberg, kkr is interested in purchasing the company. the acquisition would be the largest private takeover in history. shares of walgreens surged 6% in early trading due to the report. >>> new at 11, president trump is set to meet with representatives from the vaping industry ahead of new rules from the administration this week. he just tweeted out this news this morning. you may recall the president suggested he wanted to ban flavored vape products. according to the cdc, there has been 2,000 vaping-related injuries across the country. >>> and cold weather is expected to shatter records across the midwest and east coast. more than 200 record lows could tie or even set from today to wednesday. the arctic blast will bring below freezing temperatures to some places impacting 230 million people. now in kansas city, missouri, temperatures were in the high 60s this weekend. but are now dropping to an expected 29 degrees today. it is the same f

the company has received nearly $6 billion in requests for the max. welling your way very soon. fcc chair says the commission is pushing for a public air wave auction for the next generation of high speed internet. the auction could free up money so that rural areas could get better service. and the 2020 chevy corvette is motor trend's car of the year. motor trend honoring the mid-engine car which isn't even in production yet for the potential to radically shift the auto landscape. unlike past corvettes, the new model's engine is going to be located in the center of the car, rather than the front. which makes it similar to like a lot of these e exotic high cost sports car. they called it a super car for a sports car. the car's been delayed a little bit. it's expected to begin in early 2020. i think because i'm no car expert, but i think shifting the engine, maria, is part of the production delay. because it's a different way of making a car. dagen knows a lot more about this than i do. maria: yes, she does. dagen: engine in the rear, the porsche, there you

keep it up but max 10 repetition. all . well the to have a game on wednesday. mark oh my god if. you like big or small pictures and i've done a big. face that amazing. mysterious of a snow globe it's the. ultimate we have to prepare. so on sunday and tuesday we'll be focusing on tactics. system called. thank you so much. for. all the gauges a reset is again like that last we're playing out of school my so you have to decide for yourselves whether you want to wear a headscarf was not said with all the school kids there are matters that much i don't want you to then refuse to play because people are watching at. monza really brave and wasn't someone might say ha ha look at how bad she played some of them and that's what i'm sure you have to deal with that. all the dishes. i love show then. everyone done 30 repetitions as enough but in. love so stood by. medina's then heads for the university campus where she also works as a sports instructor. about 20 percent of the students of kabul university are women . as with most public buildings there are security checks at the entrance. we

molly thank you so much for being with us today let's let's dive right into this is the 737 max now safe to fly. well certainly boeing wants you to think so and that we have yet to get the green light from the regular. waiter's but boeing says it has fixed that software problem that investigators say did play a role in those 2 fatal plane crash that killed a total of $346.00 people evidence including the black box data points to a malfunction in that automated system that helps a plane avoid stalls that system was new to $737.00 max regulators say most pilots weren't even aware of it until that 1st crash in indonesia last october multiple investigations reached similar conclusions that boeing introduce a new automated system without properly teaching airline crews how to override that software when there's a problem like what you saw with those 2 plato crashes now according to the wall street journal several airlines including american united southwest they all still use the $737.00 max of course that's been grounded they've been grounded sense march when the 2nd crash happened and they're now taking

long road ahead monitoring it for us correspondent brussels bureau chief max hoffman max thanks very much and now. well as you know fonda line will have to wait because she's made her case to the european parliament as we've just heard she said she was not going to do what was easy rather what was good that includes taking a confident approach she said to international relations at the heart of her pitch an extensive european green deal to tackle climate change and the peace will vote in a couple of hours on her executive team the commission of which she is president will bring you the news of that result when it comes 3 now there let's take a look at some of the other news and 1st a multi-way a series of high level resignations has shaken the government that us as a scandal grows over the murder of the investigative journalist definite kind of wanted to lift him within 2 years ago now 3 senior government figures have resigned and another says that he has suspended himself the opposition is calling for prime minister joseph muscat to step down saying that the only decisions he is taking are to protect

max hoffman there and strasburg of well next up we're going to shift our attention to albania were rescuers are still searching for survivors a day after a powerful earthquake there all authorities say at least $28.00 people are known to have died with hundreds more injured of a magnitude 6.4 tremor struck about 60 kilometers northwest of the capital tirana you may find some of the images in our next report disturbing. finding survivors of albania's worst earth quake in 30 years is a slow and delicate operation but it is year old ing results. a man has pulled out of a collapsed building a life in 2 man one of the towns hardest hit by the quake it's around 20 kilometers from the epicenter. of that out of there but many were not so lucky. or in the same town a child's body was found. the quake struck early on tuesday morning when most of the people here were asleep in bed. in my bedroom went to my kid's room and the door just slammed on me like i hurt both my arms this is horrible i mean there were. numerous off the shops followed the main quake adding to the fear and causing further damage a

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