a michael ok glad to have you with us. australia's prime minister scott morrison has been forced to apologize for taking a holiday at the height of the devastating bushfire crisis emergency crews are struggling to contain hundreds of blazes around sydney a combination of record temperatures drought and powerful winds is fueling the inferno at least 9 people have been killed since the fires began but there is hope at last of a break in the weather. the reality of the fight against the flames told. the force of nature overwhelming. here. just. here more than 3000 others are on the front lines in new south wales and one of the biggest fire disasters australia has seen to have lost their lives. the response prime minister scott morrison outraged by leaving for a holiday in hawaii is a crisis peaked he's returned with repentance. obviously return from that has caused some great anxiety in australia and. acknowledge that. you had the benefit of hindsight and would have made different decisions. the past 2 days have been desperat

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michael bloomberg the president. ok we're back with more of the week's top stories after this break. wow you aren't 2020. welcome back so you tradition of the whole of the season's world leaders heads of state and major organizations to deliver their annual greetings usually wrap up the passing year in germany express hope for a prosperous and happy future for this is the sun there are a few peculiar messages that explains. christmas the time of year when people gather together to celebrate the bonds of friendship and family as a side note also a very awkward period for the brits have to regularly engage an eye contact accept well wishes and feign merriment or at the same time sorry this is not my weekly therapy session but anyway we've all grown tired of repeating the same old merry christmas and in a bid to keep good old yuletide going and make it all trendy and 21st century all the wild over people are getting creative with the traditional greeting sometimes though they how to best put it misjudged the mood while som

michael bloomberg for president. ok thanks stay without fail but back with more of the week's top stories after this short break. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the dares thinks. we dare to ask. you know world a big part of the movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. that's been a shopping creasing u.k. weapon sales to saudi arabia over the last 5 years that despite london sunning up to a treaty to prevent exports to rights abuses oxfam which calculated the rise says it's deeply concerned about the way the weapons have been used in the conflict in yemen . according to the charity u.k. license sales worth nearly 6 and a half 1000000000 pounds to 8 members of this articulation in the last 5

ok. now let's bring in michael hewson he's chief market analyst c.m.c. and joins us from london michael the pound as we've heard has gained considerably but that's big westerling headed. yeah good afternoon yeah i think it will stick but i think i would struggle to say it will go much higher we've come an awful long way in a very short space of time i think the extent of the majority was a surprise which is why you've seen the move from 132-2135 i think will spend a period of time consolidating around these sorts of levels as well as obviously a 3 cents against the euro that that's a 3 year low for the euro and i think it would take something significant to really go much below that in the short to medium term. but in the next stumbling block a block is a trade agreement with the you and then you look at previous trade agreements it's of years and years and years to negotiate runs once a done in a year is that realistic. i don't think it is but what i would say is that we're coming at it from a slightly different angle in terms of canada most of the u.k.

these are saying enough of this enough of corrupt iraqi politicians they read tehran over iraq ok michael preaching to quit going to have to leave it there thanks very much for coming on the program this is the fair and still to come on a our jazeera news hour. dicing with the traffic we meet the colombian teenagers risking their lives in one of the world's most dangerous extreme sports. and exactly 20 years after bloody mir putin came to power we look back at 2 decades of russia's strongman. and brotherly love for the boxers the most valuable player in the n.b.a. shocks his own family with his brilliance or we'll have more later. unprecedented bushfires are creating apocalyptic conditions in some eastern parts of australia in the state of new south wales some towns suffered through orange and red haze as bush fires raged out of control officials confirmed another 2 people have been killed by fires bringing the total death toll to 12 laura birdman the reports. as a massive water pyros towards the town of. $4000.00 people fled towards the beach those with boats went one step further as now

would thrive in those conditions so the answer is nobody knows what the future of ice is on the sun ok michael semple i'm afraid we will have to leave it that but thank you very much indeed for bringing us your thoughts and your analysis and welcome. well in a few moments we'll have the weather with our meteorologist kevin corriveau ancestral to come on the show of the sports and one of the n.b.a.'s fastest rising stars takes a fall some that will be here but the latest on that story. as i had mentioned early in the hour the bushfires across australia started very early and started very intense we're still dealing with bushfires particular around parts of sydney where of course the smoke has been very toxic around the city the air quality has come down so far new south wales we have seen about 2700000 hectares of land burnt because of bushfires this year approximately 250000000 tonnes of carbon dioxide has been released into the atmosphere because of this year's fire season already of course unfortunately the next few days the the outlook doesn't look good because the temperatures are on their

ok. understood. michaele talk about direct listings and how it bypasses the traditional, leaving them on the sidelines unable to make money, what are you hearing from the banks on how they could maybe find their way back into the process? are they changing the way they do things? michael: you are seeing them try to move in that direction. morgan stanley got a roll on one of the direct listings as an advisor to the designated market maker. there is perhaps less money going to the banks, but they are still finding a way to get on these deals. some of these banks have had their own conferences promoting this as perhaps a wave of the future. you got to keep in mind that one of the things that allows direct listings is it is oftentimes companies that don't need new capital. so that limits the universe of companies that probably would go in that direction. joe: linda, big picture as some of these issues continue to get worked out. do you see direct listings continue to grow market share regardless? linda: it all d

industries that really do not help the average african and improve your lot ok some debt so definitely some limitations there michael what would you say are the are the sectors that have the biggest potential for growth in africa at the moment. well the traditional sect the extractive industries definitely truck to man there's a lot of room for growth there but also the money faction sectors important areas that i think that many investors are not exploring because africa has a huge youth population has a very young force and so if there is money function jobs then there's a lot of potential in there but unfortunately looks like a lot of attention is not paid to d.c. areas and of course there's also room for a lot of investment when it comes to renewable energy and the water is talking so much at this time about renewable energy and also fighting climate change and so there is that assumption that will be a rollback when it comes to investments in destructive industries particularly coal . and focus more on renewable energy so that definitely is something that international investors probably could explore but that

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it's kind of a thrill to have somebody as populard celebrated as michael b. playing me. i told him, when he okn the role, he didn't have to get rid of his "black panther" body when he played me, and [chuckling] he seemed to honor that a bit. so it's been really excitingto ee, you know, the film come out, and i'm excited agr people to see it becau i think it's a wayn, of getting more people closer to this worldat e have created in america that often treats you better if you're rich and guilty than if you're poor and innocent. >> anthony ray hinton... >> yes. >> ...is another man who you defended.s he spent 30 ye death row for a murder in wch modern ballistic science ended up demonstrating that he was innocent.gh >> that's -- he was also accused of two murders, actually, and codn't get the expert help he needed when he was convicted and tried. and as a result of that, he was found guiltyea and put on row. we got involved in the case in 1999, and i found the best experts in the country to test this evidence.ey uickly concluded that the gun didn't match -- the bullets didn't mch the gun that had b

watch here that upcoming vote on the rules when the senate trial begins ok we'll leave it there for now we thank you very much michael isikoff for joining us from washington d.c. let's bring in steve clemons he's also joining us from new york and washington apology to see if he is the editor at large for the hill and he also hosts the bottom line that's the show right here on al-jazeera as i said joining us from new york and i know that on your show the bottom line you've spoken to many americans steve on how splits this has how did how divided this is for americans so so from people that you've spoken to what is the sense that you're getting. well i think i get from both sides a lot of trump exhaustion exhaustion over impeachment and i think that there are people on the democratic side but also remember political independents matter in this enormously not only for the public opinion polls but also as we look towards the final election for the president 2020 because democrats don't elect the president republicans don't independents are the factor and so when you look at those people they have been shifting more in fa

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michael: i don't think much about the u.k. economy. i think it is ok.hink that getting the conservatives with a mandate reduces a lot of uncertainty outside of brexit, and i think it is basically business friendly. so as i say, i'm generally positive about developed markets outside the u.s. i wouldn't go out of my way to expose myself to the u.k., but i wouldn't avoided either. vonnie: where are you looking to add positions? michael: i think japan is particularly interesting because it is at this intersection between emerging markets, very china sensitive, and hooked into the developed economy. nikkei hasway the behaved as second part of the year. it has started to do better for people felt better about cyclical equities, and really nobody seems to be very excited about it, so i think that is interesting. i think commodities look interesting. this is theoretically been a bad year economically. again, i would question some of that. monty's have done ok, finishing the year on a pretty -- commodities have done ok, finishing the year on a pretty strong note

pushback coming although the president and the ok prime minister modi has called for a security meeting what response can we expect from the government. michael the government came out briefly of the process again and all they all calling for commenting to one thing the hominy they're all cooking the law nor promising again more the key to getting back even though this is a. a source of how do you think the folks. from fox and meeting your government should think about your life and bit off topic you courting confrontation but the big part of government and why is that even though you can possibly get out of office showing he's gotten that out of the open you should begin to think that the government that i'm going to back and believe you for the 1st miscreant rather than the good lord for. me should just fall for us in india thank you so much. bushfires are continuing to burn through parts of southern australia emergency services confirmed on saturday that one person died near adelaide high temperatures and strong winds have created catastrophic conditions for firefighters who are battling more than 100 fires across the state of new south wa

it's been a tough couple of years for energy stocks, but some were ok this year thanks to oil rebounding a little bit. michaelhe weaker sectors for full-year performance. what i found interesting is there's a lot of optimism baked into next year. analysts are looking at when he percent earnings growth for energy companies in the s&p 500, among the highest expected growth rates for the various sectors of the s&p 500. the sector not really getting much of a pop from that. i think there is some skepticism that comes along with any bullish energy earnings forecast . anytime it seems like oil has $60 oreaking above so, the next report takes the wind out of the sales of the rally. i am not sure the market truly believes energy will be an earnings leader next year. vonnie: we are out of time, but i want to point to the s&p 500, where you see the best sector was the infotech index, and the worst was the energy index. time now for our stock of the hour. it is grubhub. a "new york post" article says they may be facing a new wave of competition led by alphabet. doolittle isl looking at the causes and effects. abigail: i

host: ok, that is michael in ohio. next, mike, arkansas, independent line. caller: good morning.e hat to the , from the frying pan into the fire. i will make a statement. no vice president has the authority to withhold on his own. it has been passed by congress. the point of view the representative used is not true. he did not do it on his own. no vice president has the with already -- has the authority to withhold funding passed by congress. donald trump stated he was withholding the funding because he wanted the people in ukraine to investigate criminality or criminal actions. the problem with that statement he made his he had already authorized and given two times before to ukraine without asking for any investigation. number three and i will shut up after that, number three, when he asked for investigations, he pinpointed who he wanted to investigate, not the criminality in general in ukraine, but specifically to the bidens. what does that tell you people? republicans, open your eyes. host: mike, this one in new york, republican line. caller: hello? host: hi, you are on. call

michael. is not in the chaos and this is an item of clothing that we're going to present at the fashion show and it's very important to do it well and you're doing it really well ok you have to continue here if this is your red thread good work went off. not only does this work offer them a bit of a break from the streets but if they like it could eventually open up a whole new prospects the fashion show is taking place in 2 days edwin has already proven he's talented. and when do you want to be in the show. are you sure don't drop me in it when you have to be there. at 7 morning evening. it's cold but edwin is going to sleep on the street totally unprotected with just his blanket. up and. learn to live with people a lot has happened to me at the beginning i was robbed. but generally most people have accepted me i don't have any enemies. i'm not back kind of person. i'm not a criminal and i'm still. none of that with. let us with. de'monte 9 doesn't know whether he'll turn up for the fashion show. tomorrow is another day. there are just a few hours left before the show. finally it's the big day to montana still doesn't know if all her models will turn up. the who

be very poor when they retire ok so a lack of trust and yet mccoy is obviously standing who's likely to back down 1st will it be the protesters or will it be president michael. a man a cause determined not to back down not to scrap his reform but he's also frayed that a weeks long or even months long strike might completely paralyzed the country and then force him to back down so he knows he has to negotiate he has to talk to the press. as i said the government will unveil the details of the reform at the middle of the next of the next week but it's likely that they will keep talking to the unions to try to find some common points although it's quite sure that they were not actually move away from this the main pledge that is infusing 42 different systems into one pension system. or at least lewis and paris thanks so much for you . in australia several bushfires have joined together north of the country's largest city sydney they have now formed what is being called a mega fire and authorities say it is simply too big to put the fire out. grass fires. bushfires. and even a fire nato a deadly swirl of flames spinning out of control. these are just some of th

the shootings can't be trivialized as ok we're tired of talking about it let's move on to something else we're talking with the talkers magazine publisher michael hair . and counting down the talkers 10 list of 21000 stop topics and topic number 6 are the related issues of natural disasters and climate change michael despite scientific consensus rush limbaugh and an army of imitators scoffed that and his words climate change is a hoax with california's wildfire season now year round and weather everywhere getting wacky its credibility at stake or do we simply now as a society choose to believe what we choose to believe. well we choose to believe what degree of truth there is because most people will agree that we're going through climate change not everybody is agreeing on what's causing it or how to fix it and then it enters into economics and then it enters into the politics of social economics and the green movement so all i could say to you at this point hollande is time will tell you can go back and forth on cable news and choose your news now you've got a channel on the left to get a channel on the right we're trying to play it down the m

an overshoot but around 2% seems to be perfectly ok barring any make sodge shocks - massage insist -- massagonist shocks we may or may not see. michaelckly might the markets turn on the fed and say you have to do one thing or another? michael k.: fed communication would be important where they go in a period they don't anticipate doing anything and they have to communicate that we'll not do anything despite the incentive or pressure that may arise as markets and data unfolds. i think the fed has been clear, they're more biased to let things go stronger and not react and react quicker if things go wrong. michael m.: and will there be patience because we talk about monitor policy and working with long and variable lags and the three cuts we saw probably shouldn't kick in until the middle of 2020 and between now and then the data suggests we might see a soft patch. how much patience are traders going to have? michael k.: a lot of patience in how you see credit markets perform in september and december and high yields collapsed. to low levels by recent standards and that's about opt miss im, the future and a lot of the worries we had goi

understand what michael and michael want to do selenski and putin should sit down together drink some vodka together and put all this behind them if you put me to the pub with 3 he and i ok you know we need a united ukraine and we need an end to all this. so people don't have to suffer in these queues anymore at the polls which implore. don't yes but if you cranes biggest cities it's less than half an hour's drive down the road behind me we can't go that the pro russian separatists in control of the city aware of the foreign press presence lensky was elected earlier this year on a promise to bring down yet back to ukrainian government control that's what this meeting in paris is all about. back in the front line it's quiet at least during daylight hours silence allows time to think about the future. i'm not interested in this normandy summit what will happen will happen. this war needs to and i've lost so many comrades already. but they're giving the other side making peace and that's going to be tough. repercussions of this war will be felt for years to come it's not just about the mines and grenades litter this landscape it's about the war in people's heads. a secure n

groups that dare criticize it ok onto a story that we touched upon last week bloomberg news in the us owned by the newly declared democratic candidate for president michael bloomberg announcing that it would not be investigating its owner ger in the course of this campaign what's the fallout as we reported last week new investigative reporting on bloomberg by bloomberg news nor will they be doing investigative journalism on other democratic candidates the trump white house is not impressed it's rescinded the press credentials of bloomberg reporters so they can't cover the president either the trunk campaign called bloomberg editorial policy troubling and wrong and it's hard to argue that the other democratic contender is just as deserving of scrutiny as president trump and one of the democratic hopefuls elizabeth warren went on bloomberg news to talk about the billionaire running for public office and for me what's broken in america is we've got a country that is working great for those at the top and economy that's working great for those at the top and a democracy that is working great for those at the top each just not working for much of anyone else

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michael bloomberg paid us $5 million to go to commercial break. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) have you ever worked with dr. francis? oh yeah, he's ok ok? guess who just got reinstated! well, not officially. nervous? yeah. yeah me too. don't worry about it, we'll figure it out. i'll see ya in there! just ok is not ok. at&t has america's best network, now with our best plans, at our best prices, starting at $35 a line for 4 lines. new from at&t. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." before the break, we talked about joe biden and his "no malarkey" bus tour, which unless you're over the age 80 is a term you've definitely had to google. for more on this, we turn to our very own michael kosta, everybody! who's actually in iowa! ( cheers and applause ) following the no malarkey bus tour. michael, you're on the road with the bus. doesn't the slogan no malarkey make biden seem a little dated and out of touch? >> that's a load of horse feathers, trevor. that slogan is the cats pajamas, see. anyone who says different is screwy in the noodle, yeah. ( laughter ) >> trevor: michael, why are you talking like that?

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ok and unsung you know so this you. so what about hearing how does she hear the same other time but also the see how the michael hall. or. 60 michael wants. to micro for years erica and these are the pause and then we. do you mean that. room where the song do you like my flower pots each one is a 16 channel microphone no ray they help me to estimate the direction of sound pretty space so if there aren't more than one just stopped in your front of me i would know who was talking to me oh hi there. can you tell me how much this camera costs. it's only $68.00 just down the hall in another laboratory set up like a camera shop is another less human looking robot. but it is still very high tech according to researchers it's a ton of this meaning the robot is capable of operating on its own. in 2010 it was used to help older people navigate the supermarket supplying a helpful hand as well as useful information. back in the lab programmers have been training the robot as a camera shop keeper we have 3 cameras in the room on these white pillars and in the experiments that we've run customers have come up and ask questions abo

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michael: please join me in thanking secretary stillwell. [applause] panel discussion] >> go ahead. >> ok great. we are going to move into the second half of our event now. we have a great panel here. you all have their bios so i will not go into great detail. next to me we have richard busch, the chair in's taiwan studies here at brookings. is ato him lynn kwak senior fellow at the research instead of cambridge and a senior fellow at the international institute of strategic studies. evans revere a nonresident in your fellow here at brookings and senior director at the albright stonebridge group. on the end, jonathan strum sat the chair for southeast asian studies here at brookings. the point of today's discussion is to talk about a new series of papers that have just been published, part of our global china project. these papers explore china's strategy and relationships in east asia. each of the panelists here today has written a paper for this part of the project, exploring different aspects of beijing's relationship in its own neighborhood. we are going to talk today about some of the

ok. host: let's go to michael, calling from petersburg, virginia. michael, good morning. caller: hello?ost: go ahead, michael, you are on the air. caller: this problem has been going on for years. nothing's going to change in america. problem,alk about the but it's nothing different. they come here with big problems. everybody cheats. prostitution, drugs, everything goes on in america but they .on't want to face reality if one day they won't face reality, they will know the difference. let's look at a little bit more information on the report. this is from dr. steven wolf, of the commonwealth center on society and health. to the phoneo back lines and talk to matthew, in raleigh, north carolina. matthew, good morning. caller: how are you doing, sir? >> just fine, go ahead. i'm probably a special case. long story short, i served for 26 years in the military. went to combat and after 20 atrs, from kentucky, joined 17. i was in kentucky at the time, you know? i was doing some special jobs for the government. sign a nondisclosure agreement, so i have got to be very wary, but you know, rand c

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understand what michael and michael want to do selenski and putin should sit down together drink some vodka together and put all this behind them if you put me to the pub with 3 he and i ok you know we need a united ukraine and we need an end to all this. so people don't have to suffer in these queues anymore at the polls which implore. don't yes but if you cranes biggest cities it's less than half an hour's drive down the road behind me we can't go that the pro russian separatists in control of the city aware e of the foreign press presence lensky was elected earlier this year on a promise to bring down your back to ukrainian government control that's what this meeting in paris is all about. back in the front line it's quiet at least during daylight hours silence allows time to think about the future. of. the i'm not interested in this normandy summit what will happen will happen. this war needs to end i've lost so many comrades already but they're giving the others some late making peace and that's going to be tough. the repercussions of this war will be felt for years to come it's not just about the mines and grenades the litter this landscape is about the war in peop

discontent squints many people in bones about the press in michael's government about this and she were forms in a sense that they have rights up in a way. ok natasha there live for us in central paris thank you very much. says sudan's president salva kiir says he and the main opposition leader react mature have agreed to form a unity government the 2 men met over the past 3 days in the capital juba to resolve outstanding disputes that have prevented the formation of a coalition government by a previous november 12th deadline when 2013 kia accused of attempting a coup sparking a conflict that's left hundreds of thousands dead let's get more on this from jock mother jog in syracuse he is the co-founder of the sit institute an independent think tank focusing on south sudan good to have you with us here on the al-jazeera news are that salva kiir and yet russia have come close to working together before but the failed to do so what chances does this agreement have of succeeding. hello ma'am yes i think as you say. the south sudanese people are not really holding their breath that this will work out this time around. but there is still hope and

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michael in baton rouge, louisiana. caller: how are you doing? thanks for giving me this opportunity. ok, i am college-educated.ead very well. i read the transcripts. what am i supposed to see that you see? i don't understand, what am i supposed to see? i believe my intelligence is pretty good, so what am i supposed to see in this transcript? i can read. i cannot read and see anything in this transcript that says that mr. trump -- i am independent -- that says mr. -- onhad any quid pro quo top of that, the prime minister said he said mr. trump didn't say anything about any quid pro quo. how my supposed to believe? host: we will find out from robert casa. 2019, in the summer of ukraine with its new president is dealing with a hot war with russia. russia went into crimea and took over part of ukraine. there is a war going on inside of the country it and ukraine needs money. part of that process for ukraine involves getting a ukrainian ally, the united states, to provide military aid. appropriatedress that military aid in 2019. that aid was you said you read the transcript. if you listen to the inquiry, testimony

general michael flynn, one of the four trumped aides wrapped up in the efforts to overthrow donald trump. sidney powell joins us next to talk about that and much more. [sneeze and sniffles] are you okyah, it's just a cold. it's not just a cold if you have high blood pressure. most cold medicines may raise blood pressure. coricidin hbp is the... ...#1 brand that gives... powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure. it's our most dangerous addiction. and to get the whole world clean? that takes a lot more than an alternative. so we took our worst vice, and turned it into the dna for a better system. materials made from recycled plastic - woven and molded into all the things we consume. we created bionic and put the word out with godaddy. what will you change? make the world you want. lou: markets are funny things. they give us a sense of direction when lots of difficult issues are before the public like usmca, and impeachment, and of course the u.s.-china strayed deal. not much clarity on all of that. on wall street stocks reacted accordingly. closing slightly lower for a second straight day. the dow down 28 points, the nasdaq down 6. volume on the big board 3.4 billion