if we would enter a legal gray zone that much is for sure it would be just as messy or even messier than the bragg's it itself because you probably would need unanimity from the member states to reverse that decision and to do that you know there are one or other member state my think is something some conditions they would like to attach to the u.k. being able to stay in the european union still it's thinkable it would be a political decision and things like that could happen in the european union but one thing seems certain it would have to happen before the twenty ninth of march two thousand one thousand so next year because that is the date when the u.k. leaves the european union all right our correspondent on the story for us tonight in strasbourg max thank you very much. well tonight in denmark more than a thousand young people mostly teenagers could face charges of distributing child pornography well that's after they shared video clips of two fifteen year olds having sex danish police have launched the investigation and they did that after a tip off from the social media giant fa

carley: just keeps getting messier and messier. rob: we will analyze this all week i'm sure. parents accused of torturing and imprisoning 13 children may have had more victims, detectives in california bringing cadaver dogs. david and louis turpin have pleaded not guilty to all charges, they could face up to 94 years in prison. the kids ages 2 to 29 were found malnourished, some chained to furniture in the house. given one meal a day and one shower per year. carley: tokyo holds first missile attack in the year. carley: this comes amid rising tensions with north korea, rogue nation has sent missiles flying over japan, at least twice. rob: earlier this morning israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu welcoming vice president mike pence in jerusalem. the vice president spending two days in israel during tour of middle '. two plan to discuss iranian nuclear program as well as ways to advance peace and security in israel and surrounding areas of the middle east before pence addresses the israeli parliament. the visit highest level u.s. visit since u.s. recognized jer human as the

investigation gets messier and messier.he chief is stepping down and are more allegations from republicans that there is some anti-trump bias within the fbi. betty: when does this go from being -- on the headlines of newspapers, and when does it fit in the presidency? >> we have a few more steps to go with the investigation. it seems that mueller is moving rapidly with his investigation. a senator from virginia said he has seen some more disturbing evidence coming up. there is a lot of counterpoint from republicans, talking today about releasing a memo written by the republican intelligence committee showing claims that there was bias by the fbi. it is boiling down to a real struggle, and there is continued unease with both democrats and republicans over any threats over mother's independence. -- miller's independence. still ahead on daybreak: asia, bank of america and merrill lynch give us their outlook of japan and when the boj i start to normalize monetary policy. up next, the health of the u.s. economy ahead of presiden

never really been good at keeping their promises to the kurds a messy situation has gotten even met messier nicholas davies author of blood on our hands the american invasion and destruction of iraq certainly interesting to hear your thoughts. all right with just weeks to go until the winter olympics in south korea more russian athletes are expecting their dreams of competing to be dashed the international olympic committee has sent a list of eligible participants to russia and it excludes many athletes who have never failed adopting test. tensions in the sports world are hitting another high as the i.o.c. has confirmed that the number of russian athletes that are eligible to compete in the upcoming winter olympics is to be reduced now unexpectedly and without explanation now the full list of who is eligible has not yet been released but the russian olympic committee has disclosed a number of names that are thought to be who will be disqualified and that decision is ruffling feathers not only in russia but abroad as well a french sports outlet has published a article online condemning the d

but comes to financials, problem is this quarter is going to look a lot worse than it might be be messier tonight i want to sit down and get everybody in shape for what happens tomorrow, prepare for what's going to occur. not going to predict which banks do well, which won't simply separate signal from noise so you're in position to understand what is happening as it happens big themes early december, realized tax bill might actually pass, banks taking large one time account charges in fourth quarter to get ahead of it. cfo of sidney group talked about taking a $20 billion hit from the tax bill why? accounting issue big companies like financials have tons of unrecognized losses at any given time and much more valuable in 2017 offsetting 35% tax rate than this year, only offsetting 21% tax rate if the banks want to take full advantage of the tax code, they always try to do it, up to them if they want to, take a bunch of write-offs in the fourth quarter before it kicked in. so could look horrendous on the surface. i predict people will be doing this the moment it happens >> sale l sell sell

this could be a messier commute tuesday evening.y 2:00 a.m., moving to wednesday, we have precipitation moving pretty much through our entire viewing area. this model wants to give rain-snow-mixture falling. you could have rain mixing in over parts of the shores and south delware. the snow continues for the wednesday commute. now, everyone is looking at a slippery sloppy commute monday morning. not major but an annoyance and you have to take the drive slower. and in the afternoon hours we're left with snow spots along the roadways and hopefully the treatment will work and by wednesday things should be leveling off. this isn't a high accumulating area. white inch, 1 inch or less and pink, 1-2 inches and the dark pink, 3-5 inches, up to chestnut hill for that 3-5 inch rain. and then wilmington at 1-2 inches and the lighter amount on jersey shore, over to dover and cape may, down to lewis beach, just about an inch maybe less with that rain. 38 is our forecast high on tuesday, wednesday, 34 at best. we have dry days and then we get to y

a panel of brazilian judges is voted to uphold a corruption conviction of former president louise messiera silva, increasing his sentenced to more than 12 years. ofall but killed his chances a presidential election where opinion polls had him leading by a wide margin. the stock exchange closed at a record high on the news, in the ryals up 3%. global news for the four hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i am paul allen, this is bloomberg. haidi: thanks for that. president trump this set to arrive in. those, and his top economic advisers are setting the stage for his rollout of his america first message. he is toughening his stance on trade. looking at live pictures there of base andrews where the president is going to shortly leave for switzerland. he will beginning getting his keynote address on friday. the time, the dollar is falling further after stephen mnuchin weaker dollar a is good for us as it relates to trade in opportunities, but longer-term the strength of the dollar is a reflection of the strength of the u.s. economy, and w

when you get to the details it becomes messier. big ideas like yesterday to the we get lost along the way. >> ohio next. we'll hear from david on the loin for democrats. >> caller: okay, hi. my question is considered in the temporary status of the people why are they paying social security? they'll never get the social security money back. so why are they paying into that? and my second question what happened to the debt that these people have accrued when they deport from the country? that's considering the daca and everybody else. >> good questions. the paying social security because if you stay long enough or adjust. there are narrow ways like if you get married to an american citizen. in certain cases depending how you came in the country it gets comp collated. american citizen children can apply for you to stay. there are some ways some people can stay. and this is actually in the court right now to figure out who can stay. even as the categories who have been married or citizen children. there's ways people can stay. we have

we kind of look under the hood and it is a lot messier. more by temperament than intelligence. that's an important distinction. >> sabrina. i know you interviewed doctor lee last month on potential risks of president trump's behavior. lee has said she was speaking out because she feels quote, "the danger have become imminent," the physiatrist have not examined trump in person. what's your take away with our conversation with her? >> it is clear there is a growing number of mental health professionals who feel there is an obligation to urge lawmakers on capitol hill to take serious questions around the president's temperament and his fitness for office. i think those concerns were amplified by the president's tweets earlier this week taunting north korea's leader, kim jong-un of having a bigger nuclear button. we we are talking about the commander in chief, this group of mental health professionals believe there is a potential risk to the public given the president's often erratic behavior. this is been something that's plagued this president ever since he took office and a conc

board writers known as ceo, the ceo messier at the olympic ocean protect artists boat and bladers washedn shore. empty and upside down. named chief executive of board writers in 2015. well, airlines have been cracking down on passengers trying to bring their tests on board pretending those are emotional support animals. the city tried to bring her peacock on the flight. the united airlines is having none of this. they denied the peacock for boarding at newark liberty international airport. the pet owner was warned not once, not twice but three times before coming to the airport that the peacock wouldn't be allowed on the plane because it's too big and too heavy. she tried anyway. cheryl: thank god she didn't get on the plane. lauren: they could be nasty that they're pretty. train to get investors to what they wanted to from trump in his state of the union address? mark vittner, good morning. >> good morning. trend are talked about the economy, markets, infrastructure. we did say during the address last night, you do see the dollar strengthening. is there a correlation there? >> there may

and people in the white house think it could only now get messier because of the nature of both men. >> i i have to add the president's silence on twitter is deafening. we'll see how long that lasts. thank you so much for starting us off. >>> still ahead tonight, what this book reveals that could be an asset for the special counsel's investigation. >>> plus a new lawsuit filed by paul manafort against robert mueller and the department of justice. >>> and later this feud between jared, ivanka, and steve bannon who reportedly called ivanka, quote, dumb as a brick. "the 11th hour" getting started on a wednesday night. cannot live without it. so if you can't live without it... why aren't you using this guy? it makes your wifi awesomely fast. no... still nope. now we're talking! it gets you wifi here, here, and here. it even lets you take a time out. no! no! yes! yes, indeed. amazing speed, coverage and control. all with an xfi gateway. find your awesome, and change the way you wifi. >>> more explosive new details from the new book "fire and fury" by michael wolff including revelations ab

it will be messier than your teenagers bedroom. the first hundred viewers receive a temporary [inaudible] at the white house. white house rumble to mac, stopping second. greg: all of that it seems like years ago. trump has this uncanny ability to warp a time. whatever we were talking about on thursday it seems like it happened in the '90s and not the 1990s. the '90s, the new top story is making everyone holier than th thou. >> for him to claim that all the countries of africa are [bleep] is willfully ignorant. >> [bleep] the whole country. reporter: . greg: it's like they never swore in their lives and it's all coming out now. i hope trump introduces a new vulgarity every week so they can repeat it over and over again. [cheering and applause] they are applauding that. [laughter] but it is not like they have ever used that word or intent. if you are in the new york media and you are outraged by that word you are a hypocrite because you use that word all the time. mainly to describe any gym that does not have a juice bar or a pub tha

and people in the white house think it could only now get messier because of the nature of both men. >> i i have to add the president's silence on twitter is deafening. we'll see how long that lasts. thank you so much for starting us off. >>> still ahead tonight, what this book reveals that could be an asset for the special counsel's investigation. >>> plus a new lawsuit filed by paul manafort against robert mueller and the department of justice. >>> and later this feud between jared, ivanka, and steve bannon who reportedly called ivanka, quote, dumb as a brick. "the 11th hour" getting started on a wednesday night. to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. and for pain relief and a good night's rest, try aleve pm for a better am. we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why we show you exactly when we'll be there. saving you time, so you can keep saving the world. >> kids: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ you c

the government's determination to go for a clear brexit, rather than a slightly messier, softer one?search to help us with work on european issues. i'm very keen to help the government achieve the policy that it set out, and the prime minister set out particularly in the lancaster house speech, and encourage a vigorous implimentation of that policy. the government has my personal, complete support in doing that. jacob rees—mogg, thanks very much. thank you very much. pretty well anyone who writes anything these days knows how easy it is to be unwittingly — or wittingly — offensive. in the era of identity politics, it's not hard to trigger a reaction that says you are guilty of insensitivity to one group or another. now, while some writers thrive on controversy, many want to avoid it, and even if they don't their publishers might. so enter the idea of sensitivity readers. people employed to look at a book ahead of publication, to advise on potential mis—steps within. as always, the us leads in these trends and the american press has become quite pre—occupied by the debate as to whethe

it will be messier than your teenager's bedroom. and the first hundred viewers receive a free temporary job at the white house. get your act together before the activists get their gruby hands on this one. the white house rumble two, sloppy second. [cheers and applause] . greg: but you know, all of that, it seems like years ago. trump has uncanny ability to warp time. whenever we were talking about on thursday seemed like it happened in the 90s. and not the 1990s. the 90s, you know? the new top story is making everyone holier than thou. for him to claim that all the countries of africa are [ bleep ] holes is willfully ignorant. >> the hole countries. >> the [ bleep ] hole countries. >> considered a [ bleep ] hole. [ laughter ] >> it's like they never swore in their lives and it's all coming out now. i hope trump introduces a new vulgarity every week so they can repeat it over and over again. [cheers and applause] . greg: applauding that! but it's not like they've ever used that word or intent. if you're in the new york media and you

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the first week was much messier than people think. but this understanding of khrushchev as basically being someone who is not a madman that made possible the peaceful resolution. thatessons, to sum up, are where adversary can be irrational in your eyes, and the is a function of your assumption. if you assume them to do one thing and they do something else that makes them irrational to you. but in fact this thinking is perfectly logical. other countries are afraid of us. that fear can lead them to take risks and we should be more introspective about the nature of their fear. this is not a judgment about moral, this is not moral equivalency. i am just arguing that the very nature of the american success of the u.s. in developing its power also leads to challenges. in the early 1960's, it was a time where the united states tried to engage the soviets and they were dealing with a leader who did not want engagements, he wanted revision. when he changes his mind, it is when the system becomes more stable. so this is an argument for the impo

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and particularly if there's a degree of violence in them then i think this can become a much much messier situation and i don't think this will lead to a revolution but it will be much much more difficult to be able for the government to be able to handle it just a posse good to talk you thank you thank you so much for having me israeli authorities are seeking twelve charges against a palestinian teenager filmed slapping and kicking two israeli soldiers in the occupied west bank sixteen year old a head to mimi was arrested after this video was posted online two weeks ago her lawyer says the charges relate to six separate incidents if found guilty on all accounts she could face up to two years in jail cousin and mother could also face action. palestinian president mahmoud abbas has condemned a vote by israel's ruling it could party on the occupied west bank it passed a non-binding resolution on sunday calling for the annexation of parts of the land mark for a future palestinian state this is seen as another move away from the idea of a two state solution but likud chairman thomas a benyami

we need to dive into these messier more uncomfortable conversations. >> i agree, but i think we need to draw a really bright line between situations of power that happen in the workplace, a studio director saying you're not going to give me a blow job, i'm not going to give you the part, a supervisor of a factory, i mean you can use your imagination, but those are people in power. >> when women in low wage jobs are forced into sexual situations. >> this is what happened in the bedroom. aziz ansari had no power over this woman, he has more money than her. but he has no power over here. investment bankers can't date bartend bartenders, we can't go down that road. >> what is your take there? almost that response, you see a generational divide in the response, you see young women here outraged and they say this is part of rape culture and it has to be stopped now and the older you get and the response, unfortunately, this is life in the big city, one could say, this sounds like an episode of "sex and the city." >> i think we need to bring women of all ages into this conversation and real

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individual organizations and institutions are just slower and messier but it can be faster and i have to be. >> it's actually difficult, i'll give you an example. he lives in this world where one of the hardest things is to do this air correction, and the way you do it is with people reporting near misses. the problem is you have to admit that something bad might have happened which involve social systems of not being blamed and having not be an event in which your trusted and not at risk in doing so. when you overcome those barrier barriers, some very powerful things can happen around air correction and social systems but it's not a next financial process. >> i will make one other point on this. in games, you could these massive communities, sometimes 50 or 60 million people and you get ahet lot of behavior. there's an amazing research where they really started to study how positive behavior propagated in with their audience by and, they started testing immediate feedback loops where somebody did something make an immediate feedback for why it was inappropriate and they had brian fro

individuals organizations and shiewtions also are correct it is just slower and messier but it can bet's aer nflt it has to be if we're going to coevolve with the technology. >> it is actually difficult, i'll give you an example. and -- i have a colleague part of the association and liz on this industrialization world where -- when we try to do system safety, in manufacturing operations, one of the hardest things is to do this error correction and the way you do it is with people reporting near misses. the problem with reporting near misses is you have to admit that something bad might have happened which involves social systems of not being blamed, and having that be -- an event in which you're trusted not at risk doing so. when you go overcome those barriers, those deeply embedded assumptions actually some very powerful thingses can happen around error correction and social systems. but -- it's not a -- exponential process in most settings where is we try to do that. race to the other side but i will make one other point on this in games you get massive communities and get a lot of

individuals organizations and institutions also are correct, it's just slower and messier but it cane faster and it has to be ifwe are going to co-evolve with the technology . >>it's difficult , i'll give you an example and i have a colleague here steve whose also a former president of the labor employment relations association and lives in this industrial relations world where when we try to do system safety and manufacturing operations, one of the hardest things is to do this error correction and the way you do it is with people reporting near misses. the problem with reporting near misses is you have to admit that something bad might happen which involves social systems of not being blamed and having that be an event in which you are trusted and not yet risk at doing so. when you go overcome those barriers, those deeply embedded assumptions, some very powerful things can happen around error correction and social systems . it's not an exponential process in most settings where we tried to do that. >> we are going to have to race for the other side but in games, you get these massiv

fox news strategic and news strategic analyst jackie messier as those former food network host and uncle jack's steakhouse owner, will lead the goal. stay with us. big broker in the head. take it off here and that is president trump sturdiness with the jampacked agenda. touching down at the white house last night after reading in the new year in palm beach, florida where he reflected on the accomplishment while also looking forward to the future. >> we will have a great year come a fantastic 28 teams. off to a very good start with the great tax cut with an warrant getting rid of the individual mandate, which is very unpopular as you know. but we are going to have a tremendous year. the stock market is going to continue to go up. companies will continue to come into the country and they are doing it now. soon to be a record for. maria: congress to turn with a hefty to-do list included funding the government to avoid a shutdown in addition to welfare reform covert infrastructure come integration set to meet with republican leaders this upcoming weekend at camp david. do a hash of the 2018

standing outside the long island railroad line and it is going to be a messier today. however, even though we've got 305,000 commuters, the railroad says they are ready for this monster storm. the commuters they been watching on the platform today are bundled up and bracing for it. take a look at the snowplow actions obviously obviously as you can imagine a lot of press going into the big storm. sanitation workers all over the new york area have been gearing up snowplows and vault spreaders the last few days to keep the road clear as the fast-moving storm is expected to dump several inches. while the roads are a priori d., so his power. the national weather service predict and 50-mile an hour winds with the storm parts of connecticut, which means the potential for downed trees and power lines will be likely. still, long islanders say they are ready for the storm just like all the others they prepped for. >> yeah, we are getting gas for the car, putting air in the tires and stuck in her fridge. >> the winter storm could impact 41 million people from northern florida to

it's not going to happen tomorrow, this quarter or even messier, but over time the leveling of the playing field means more business in the united states. maria: that is why we saw those deals happening. ireland, corporate tax rate fall by 5%. dagen: you questioning jamie dimon company boasted on why corporate tax reform is important and to all the democrats out there who acted like a false facts that you saw across social media, that this is going to hurt more people than it helps. this is what we are talking about. this is how average workers come average americans ultimately feel the benefit of corporate taxes been cut dramatically and put on a level playing field with the rest of the world. they are sharing the wealth. 100 companies giving back already to their employees in one way shape or form. >> can i make one other point? maybe four times this year instead of three, the fed is doing it because the economy is doing well and that is not necessarily a bad thing for markets. markets don't like when the fed raises interest rate, but if they are doing it because we got a 3% growth rate

i was on the board of vivendi with john marie messier. they wanted me to go.s. i think they are a waste of time. the administration is going, almost all of them, top seven or eight are going together to do that. god knows what they think they will accomplish. let them go. that is their call, not mine. stuart: i would love to be a fly on the wall. i don't want to go. i would love to be there in certain way. >> i don't think you would. if you were a fly on the wall you would freeze to death up there. it is about the most desolate place ever seen. it is rich europeans playing with each other and skiing. it is terrible. stuart: why do you think i left europe, for heaven as sake? >> why do we go back there? i have been to davos it is just -- eh, it is exact community -- i love rural kentucky. that tells you where i am. stuart: would you go out on a limb be and call davos a hell hole? >> no, i would call it a fancy little club resort. those little fancy clubbers. by the way president trump does like those type of milieus, those types of places. he likes them a lot.