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nathan: absolutely.table that they have not put on the table before. the question is, how do you get them to do it in a way that is actually enforceable? carol: we have heard so much talk out of the chinese, and we do not always get follow-through. nathan: follow-through is the challenging part. david: nathan sheets, really great to have you here. coming up, facebook losing face. shares drop after the company is sued over a privacy breach. we will discuss it with a facebook shareholder, dan morgan. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak." coming up later, an exclusive interview with bill dudley, former new york fed president. david: automakers have faced a slowdown this year, but one carbon -- one car company is outperforming the equity market, and it may not be the one you expect your it it is tesla. out thisler lays it morning. he is going as now welcome back, matt. yearsla has had a good despite everything we heard. matt: it has had a great year, actually. ha

we will call him nathan.for us, which proved that he really was familiar with the layout of prosper‘s house. nathan says he worked as a guard for a man called alexis ndayikengurukiye, known as nkoroka. this is nkoroka. he is the deputy head of interior security for burundi's intelligence service, and he is accused by local human rights activists of running secret detention centres across the country. normally he does not kill, but he orders. he tells you, work. you do what he orders you to do. ok, the door is here? the door is there, leading to that room. we took forensic architecture to meet nathan. using the model to work through the house, nathan gave a detailed account of what he had witnessed in each room. how many people were in the house? i don't remember the exact number. but in the detainees‘ room and in the other room, there were around 20 people. nkoroka was the one in charge of the house, so sometimes he would get them out, beat them up in the living room. the detainees were made to lie down and t

hey, nathan, how you doing? nathan: i'm good. steve: that's good, man.nathan? nathan: uh, i am a professional mixed martial arts fighter. steve: ohh! [cheering and applause] ohh! oh. oh, this man is in the hurt business. you in the pain game. boy, that mma, man. that ain't no joke in there, man. nathan: yeah. yeah, actually, i want to show you something. can i show you something? steve: aw, hell no. [laughter] nathan: not on you, steve. steve: oh, ok. oh, ok. nathan: not on you. all right. steve: go ahead. fixin' to show me some-- nathan: not on you, steve. steve: oh, man. come on, man. nathan: steve, i want to show something on you, but i think i'll get sued, so this is my son. steve: oh, that's your son. nathan: yeah, he's 17. he's undefeated. he's an undefeated fighter. steve: oh, you're a fighter. all right, let me see. nathan: ok. all right. here we go, steve. [grunting]

this is nathan, a professional carpenter.done this before. >> oh, i do it all the time. >> and marcy, you are a...? >> professional mom, and i've never done this before. >> nathan you can use any tool in your box. marcy, you only ge them all. this is the rotorazer. let's go to the drywall. go! [ rotorazer buzzing ] now, nathan, you're starting with a drill. >> that's right. i have to drill first, 'cause a jigsaw can't just plunge into the drywall. >> okay, well, meantime, marcy can plunge with the rotorazer. plunging right in. >> it's so fast and east. >> no lie. you're already on your final cut. you switched tools. >> i did. it's my next tool here. >> oh! marcy! >> look at this! [ laughter ] >> she got the light switch done. she's on the octagon. now, you switched tools for -- okay. >> that's right. this is a jigsaw here, and i'm being real careful not to wander off the lines. >> yeah, 'cause they're kind of tough to control, right? >> sometimes. >> okay. look at this. watch this. >> so, i used to be afraid of power tools, b

nathan fletcher: yeah, the department of defense did.tephen: retired marine and former california assemblyman nathan fletcher says he was shocked when he learned about these deported vets. nathan: anyone willing to die for their country should have a country willing to give them citizenship, and it's what they were promised when they joined. stephen: fletcher is now lobbying congress to change the law and allow these veterans back. nathan: if we had 300 americans who were missing in iraq or afghanistan, we would stop the gravitational spin of the earth to bring them home. sharon rummery: they just have to qualify to be a u.s. citizen. stephen: sharon rummery represents the u.s. citizenship and immigration services, the federal agency that processes citizenship. while officials with the department of defense declined our request for an interview, rummery did agree to sit down with us and answer our questions. sharon: well, if you've been convicted of certain defenses, it's a deportable act. stephen: even if you've served as a veteran? sha

let's bring in nathan hodge for more. nathan, this conference is expected to last hours. any issues on syria yet? >> reporter: dave, we have watched putin and so far syria has not come up. it is a topic of discussion i'm sure. putin's topics cover domestic issues and the economy and the russian standing in the world. this is an early christmas present for putin in many ways, as you said. president trump's move caused consternation in washington and other capitals, but it can be nothing but welcome news for the kremlin. just last night, we saw comments from the spokesperson for the russian ministry of foreign affairs. she described this as a real, real prospect for a political settlement. president putin intervened on the side of syrian president bashar al assad in 2015. they backed the regime and they feel the united states has no legal standing to stay in syria. this is welcome news. we will wait for comment from that. dave. >> it will be hard to imagine putin not commenting about the u.s. decision. nathan hodge, we will check in with you. >>> breaking overnight. north k

taken to hospital with hypothermia, nathan rogers has been recovering at home today.e incident has raised the dangers of fishing, particularly when alone, with some pointing to the importance of life jackets with safety measures, like locater beacons. it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening. lovely day for most of us. good evening. lovely day for most of us. lots of cloud but some dramatic evening sunsets sent in. the cloud will thicken up and there will be a spot of drizzle and poor visibility on south—west facing coasts. we have wetter weather moving through scotla nd wetter weather moving through scotland accompanied by a brisk wind as well. the rain will nudge into the north of england by the early hours of saturday morning. the rain is moving through at quite a pace, often to the north sea, but the gusts of wind will be an issue first thing. we are still under the influence of this area of high pressure and circulating around that high ina pressure and circulating around that high in a clockwise direction we have the wind direction comi

nathan rubin is back along with stephanie hamil. what do you think of that, nathan?servant. but when you look at congresswoman elect alexandria ocasio-cortez's policies, they would benefit white working class americans as well as minority americans. the policies themselves don't discriminate. a rising tide lifts all boats. i think that's what alexandria ocasio-cortez is trying to do. jon: do you feel that progressive loud voice will be helpful? >> this is interesting. ocasio-cortez pulled off one of the greatest upsets in 2018. i don't think she needs a lecture from air clare. i disagree with ocasio-cortez on most of of the policies she is pushing. but she is an honest politician. what you see is what you get. she certainly doesn't need to take advice from air clare. jon: do you think the volume of her voice is serving the middle of the party well? >> she is definitely on the left of the party. she does have a loud voice. but i think that's bringing new people into the process. if you look at the way she mastered digital media and using instagram videos to give peopl

taken to hospital with hypothermia, nathan rogers has been recovering at home today.s raised the dangers of fishing, particularly when alone, with some pointing to the importance of life jackets with safety measures, like locater beacons. one of the world's rarest birds — a species of duck called the madagascar pochard — has been given a new home. a team of british conservationists from the durrell wildlife conservation trust and the wildfowl and wetlands trust have released a small group of birds at a lake in the north of madagascar. as our science correspondent victoria gill reports, it's the first step in the recovery of a species that was once thought to be extinct. 0n the brink of extinction. the madagascar pochard was thought to have been wiped out completely, but a tiny group of the birds was rediscovered just 12 years ago, at one remote lake. wetland habitats here have been so polluted and damaged that the birds were forced into a last untouched area. but as pristine as it looks, this final refuge is actually too deep and too cold for the pochards to thrive. t

jeanette ellis and nathan rubin. could democrats have a diversity problem, nathan, in 2020?20 will be a wide open primary field much in the same vein as 2016 was for the republican party. at this point, we haven't seen some new people announced but they are starting to develop exploratory committees. but these three people in particular, they are relatively well-known. but we have to wait and see what the voters decide. it will be up to them. >> julie: much like the republican party. that's the whole point. the democratic party is respectively the party that tends to go a little more diverse and when you look at the top contenders, i believe the top pulling was somewhat new, "someone new." 59% was someone new and then joe biden. joe biden is not new. bernie sanders, he's not new. beto o'rourke, new, but is he not ready? he was at 30%, and kamala harris was at 29%. a very close fourth place. there's a woman in this group. if we do the top four, she makes it. what you make of that? >> their party platform is not about diversity as much as it is about identity politics. it will

this time with nathan on the other side. they picked up where they left off, danced down the touchline to extend the lead. lester fought back with a george ford penalty, to earn a losing bonus point. but bath held on for 2316 victory that moved them up to fifth place. and in the day's other match, bristol who are just a point below leicester, came out on top against bottom of the table newcastle who appear in a straight battle with worcester to avoid relegation. over in the pro 1a, dragons narrowly beat 0spreys 23—22 to record their first welsh derby league win in four years. they had some fortune with this try, a mix up in the 0spreys defence allowing jarrod rosser to spirnt away for one of their two tries to tennis, britain's cameroon norrie prepared for the first grand slam of the year the australian open with defeat to roger federer who produced a near faultless performance in the hopman cup. the mixed team competition saw great britain lose against switzerland in the first rubber. norrie beaten in straight sets 6—1, 6—1

they spoil us to death. >> nathan, how about you?> the most loving individuals i've ever met in my life. my grandma's the most sweet woman and everybody says so. >> with the boys living at their grandparent's, bambi tried to get her own life back on track. that's when she met rick gagnon, a new hire at the charlie glass company. there was an instant attraction. >> i've always liked the bad boy image, i guess, you know. like with the goatee and the shaved head. i don't know. we just had a good time together. >> was it a serious relationship? >> yes. it was. >> rick was serious, too. he confronted bambi about her demons. >> i told her, you know, she wanted to be in a relationship then she had to, you know, do something about the pills. >> by the spring of 2005, bambi felt she had turned the corner. she and rick found a home of their own in myrtle beach. after a long struggle, she was ready to be a mom to her boys again. >> i was getting on my feet and i just -- i wanted cody and nate there with us. >> grandparents charlie and diane agr

let's go live to moscow and bring in cnn's chief nathan hodge. nathan, any word of the u.s. pullout of syria? >> reporter: dave, yes, it is a conference we expect to go on for another three or four hours. no, syria has not come up yet. putin brought up issues s of t nuclear war which is increasing. president trump may have caused consternation in other capitals and in washington, but it is welcome here in russia. last night, we saw the spokesperson for the russian ministry of foreign affairs saying they see this as a real prospect for a political settlement. i'm sure it is news coming up at this press conference which is an occasion for putin to both appear presidential and show his mastery of the facts and spin the year's news and recent news to an international audience. dave. >> keep us up to date. thank you. >>> breaking overnight. north korea will not denuclearization unless the u.s. removes its nuclear threat. state media says one hurdling could an issue in south korea. t another summit with president trump and kim jong-un has been rumored for early next year. >>> the

nathan, he was arrested on december 28th.are only learning about this now. >> reporter: yes, alison. we are only just getting details about this. we have a name. the american citizen detained by the federal security service or fsb is paul wayland. we have not heard anything from the u.s. side about this. i think the interesting thing about this at this stage is the fsb is the russian agency doing the arresting here. we heard a lot in the headlines over the past year of the gru. russia's military intelligence service. they are the ones accused of being at the center of everything from the 2016 election meddling in the u.s., hacking, the salisbury poisoning. the fsb is another important intelligence service and they are the ones claiming to have made the arrest in this case. at this stage, this is pretty much all of the information we have to go on. of course, there have been tit-for-tat spy wars in the u.s. and russia. the fsb is the successor to the kgb. vladimir putin, the president of russia, is the former head of the fsb.

carter wirth, team seymour, dan nathan and guy adami a major selloff wrapping up the we can tom lee says don't worry, a 10% rally into year end is still in the cards. he is here to explain. plus the transporting getting slammed down 2% today. but one trader making a contrarian call on a looser in the group. he explains. the dwoo dropping 500. the s&p and nasdaq down% the selling in year end picks up steam as worries about global growth slowdown hits the markets. it's a winter wipeout. the s&p 500 back in correction territory. down 12% from the september highs and closing pennies below the key 2,600 level, the lowest since april. is it all dounl from here and what should you do in guy adami. >> all dounl from here it's not all downhill but there is further room downside steve grasso talked about 2530 in the s&p, 2 the.5% that's not unreasonable. maybe you see tom lee's 10%. one never knows. tim has been on this carter has been bear ib. europe is slowing. the data out of china has not been good. there seems to be problems with banks. for more than just the fed reasons. so there are conflue

and as investors run for cover, dan nathan says even the so-called safety sectors are dangerous. he will give us the trade. plus. >>> look up in the sky it's a bird it's a plane. >> nope it's just tesla. taking off as the rest of the market crumbles. but if you missed the rally mike khouw has a way to get in. and dsh retail is getting wrecked ahead of the holidays. >> how horrible our christmas will be. >> that's exactly what carter werth says he has the charts to prove it it's time to risk less and make more the action begins now. >>> and we start with the markets as the selloff went from bad to worse this week the s&p 500 falling nearly 5% straight back to the october/november lows. now tracking for the worst quarter in seven years as the broader markets plunge investors run for cover in the so-called safety sectors utilities, reits, staple all higher but dan nathan says there is danger in one of the groups. let's get in the money looking at utilities etf >> trading at new 52 week hey pap up 20fers from the 52 week lows back in february. one of the things interesting we have a

dan nathan guy adami breaking news on the government shutdown ylan mui has the latest. ylan. >> new reports that there is a deal to perhaps not avert the government shutdown perhaps limit the damage from a government shutdown. this is come from senator bob corker who says that vice president mike pence who was on the hill earlier this afternoon along with mick mulvaney and jared kushner, they met with chuck schumer in his office and agreed to something. we don't know exactly what what we do know is that after that meeting vice president mike pence along with the other represent he was from the white house went over to the house side of the capitol to meet with paul ryan as well as leaders of the servant freed the conservative freedom caucus. that seems to be an indication that the two sides are coming together, the white house brokers the seeds of a longer negotiation here we did get a statement from chuck schumer's office about how the conversation between the minority leader and the vice president went and what he said was that chuck schumer reiterated that any propos

nathan deal has. i have three children, eight grandchildren, chairman of the board of education in my state. i know some kids love to read, but a lot of them hate it. i used to tell kids, if you can't read, you can't do anything, if you can read, you can do everything. nathan's wife sandra, who is one of the most wonderful women you could hope to meet, dedicated her time as first lady to reading to kids. she visited 100,000 kids in our 159 counties. the reading scores in our state have gone up, not down. the focus on reading has gone up in our schools. because of sandra's example, she got in and did it, are making wonders. when -- you know the pass book when you go to the federal parks and get if stamped like a passport, she did the same thing to increase the use of our kids and our families and the parklands that they paid for as taxpayers. i could go on and on and on, but to do so might be to talk too much. but you can't say too much about somebody who contributed eight years of their life to their

tim seymour, steve grasso karen finerman and dan nathan. tonight stocks plunging back to the fall lows after the big reversal and one market bull explains why it's messy into year end plus the fang inferno rages on with netflix down more than 6% how much worse the traders weigh in we start with the selloff, the dow dropping nearly 700 points closing down about 50 oh points. the s&p 500 falling back to correction the nasdaq plunging deeper into a correction so as the market goes from bad to worse, what can stop this selling? tim. >> well i wish i had all the answers. i do think there is a dynamic where we need more clarity on what if any progress is realist in three months or 90 days which is the extension we had. we have more clarity out of the fed. i think the fed needs to be careful because the fed is talking a tight rope of credibility. and i think going back to data dependent and walking back where they were in october where i think they overstepped bounds a little bit i think they got a little too emotional. that's something the market

our north america reporter, rajini vaidya nathan reports. bush it was the final journey to washington, dc, a city to which he devoted much of his life. with his son, america's 43rd president, george w bush watching on, the casket of the 41st was carried up the steps of the us capitol building, accompanied by a 21 gun salutes. president trump, who mr bush reportedly did not vote for, paid respects with his wife. republicans and democrats and politicians past and present lined up politicians past and present lined up to pay tribute. he was known as the quiet man. it was not for lack of noble or daring, for in all of his 94 years president bush never lost his love of adventure and he never failed to answer the call to serve his country —— nerve. never failed to answer the call to serve his country -- nerve. that call began as a teenager, when he enlisted in the us navy. his plane was shot down over the pacific and he survived. in a nod to his service and his love of colourful footwear, he will be laid to rest wearing these socks. i will faithfu

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. >> it's been a wild few months for the market as wall street hopes for a year-end rally, dan nathan says there's one group that could be left in the dust >>> plus -- athleisure stocks are soaring. but michael khouw says one name looks a little stretched he'll give us the trade. >>> and later -- investors are piling into health care stocks. >> doctor -- >> doctor? >> and the chart master said there's a key group that could see a bigger breakout. it's time to risk less and make more the action begins now. >> and we start with the health care rally heating up in november the sector rallying nearly 7% for its best month in more than three years. it is the best performing sector of 2018. up about 15% and the chart master said there's one group in the space that could see a bigger breakout. let's go straight over to carter with a checkup on the health care charts. >> so we know in principle, defensive assets are acting well relative to the market it's health care and other staples and in the case for health care it's a big catch-up trade. they have lagged so much over the proceeding three

nathan rogers managed to cling onto his nets forfive miles, while the boat took him back to shore onpothermia and is now recovering at home. i spoke by telephone to the coxswain of the penlee lifeboat patch harvey — who played a crucial role in his rescue and who had been called out to deal with a separate incident before asked to help. we were called out about half an hour before that incident to a fishing vessel that was unable to get in. it was on the way back that we were alerted to the fishermen in the water. when you got to his vessel, what sort of state was he in? luckily, there was another fishing vessel that saw him. he alerted us. he got there and held on to the fisherman until we arrived. when we arrived and got him out the water we realised he was hypothermic and we didn't understand why because we didn't realise he had been holding on to the boat for half an hour. we just thought he had fallen over a few minutes before. we were quite shocked when we heard the full story. he was in the water for over an hour? over an hour, yes. how he held on for that long in those condit

trade remembers steve grass an pop karen finerman dan nathan guy adami. a top strategist says stocks are cheap and the best chance to buy. he is here to explain. general electric soaring after jp morgan says the worst is over for the industrial giant but is the turn around in the cards? the traders weigh in first we start off with the bank inferno heating up the financials under pressure again today. the sector heating a fresh 2018 low. and it's been a rough week month and year for the group down now more than 19% from the 52 week high in january as it inches to bear market. how much worse can it get for the banks? what does it mean for broader markets. >> great to have you back, mel. >> thank you. >> listen in the spring, summer, i tried to make a bullish case for banks on valuation, price to book at a certain point maybe you spay ner cheap but maybe wrong to defend them i would say early fall i started to say maybe things aren't as rosy for banks this is what you have to ask citi bank reported in the middle of october tangible book give or take was $62

taken to hospital with hypothermia, nathan rogers has been recovering at home today.of life jackets with safety measures, like locater beacons. obesity costs the nhs millions of pounds. but some are left with folds of skin. some argued that treatment should not be available on the nhs. at his largest, jack was nearly 34 stone, living on a diet of takeaways. that was then, but this is now. he‘s lost 18 stone. that was after doctors told him he was at risk of dying young. but the dramatic weight loss has left him with another problem. so i have a lot of loose skin, especially around the torso area. i think at my age, being only 22, it‘s something quite difficult to live with. jack told me he was in a dark place when things got out of hand with his diet and lifestyle. eating was a comfort and it‘s a vicious cycle. you would eat to feel better. you would feel better, you would eat again and then you would feel bad and upset because you were getting bigger. he feels he did his bit by going on a rigorous diet to get his weight down. now he thinks his local nhs should do an

taken to hospital with hypothermia, nathan rogers has been recovering at home today.hen alone, with some pointing to the importance of life jackets with safety measures, like locater beacons. police in new york have sought to reassure residents after a bright blue light illuminated the night sky over the city. officials have explained the glow was not some otherworldly phenomenon but was caused by a transformer explosion, as rhodri davies reports. alien, the almighty, or apocalyptic? new yorkers were asking the question when the night sky turned blue on friday. it was freaky. it was like independence day, the movie, where you just look up and a weird blue colour that you haven‘t seen, lighting up the clouds in the sky. it looked like something was above the clouds. it stunned residents. 0n social media, one person spoke of a vibrating noise. another said she was shocked to the core. another suggested the presence of ghostbusters, or extraterrestrial beings. the answer was far more down to earth. a hot electrical fire in the city‘s largest borough of queens in fact cau

john gruden hopes they can start a -- hope they can start nathan peterman this week. his numbers had many clamoring for colin kaepernick as a reader instead but john gruden was quick to point out that nathan peterman is on the practice squad. >> i got a lot of calls last night for that. >> what are we talking about? practice. >> he is on the practice squad right now. >> we are talking about practice. >> he is on the practice squad. >> trevor cahill signed a deal with the angels reportedly worth $9 million. he essentially rejuvenated his career with the oakland a's last season. he had his best year as a starter since 2013. lsu's ed orgeron is always coaching his players, even when he is conducting a press conference. >> another great young man. hold on a second. i am having a press conference, okay? thank you. we have to fix the line of scrimmage. stop. stop the drill. i am having a press conference. thank you! >> the question is how would he react if someone interrupted him while he was fishing? huge he cah of the day goes to bill who got his 25-pound salmon during a

nathan aspinall also sealed his place in semi—finals during the afternoon session at alexandra palaceen and women to receive honours in the queens new years list. adam wild has the details. it is, he's done it! for more than a decade alastair cook provided the foundation for english cricket. more runs, more centuries, more test matches than any other englishman. 2018 was the year he left the international crease for the final time. fittingly, with yet another 100. his ear, his england career ends with a knighthood. it it epitomizes everything that a cricketer should aspire to be. he's an ambassador for the game, he is a role model. he's a leader, and he's someone that deserves all the accolades that he's getting. 2018 was the year football so nearly came home. the games biggest prize eluded england, but the rewards continue to come captain harry kane becomes an mbe, his inspirational manager gareth southgate, an 0be. amongst the upper recipients they are well represented. former england and british and irish lions captain bill beaumont, now head of world by, bill beaumont, now head of

rahane was the last man out, 19—3 when kohli was out, rahane and pujara were doing well, nathan lyonwl, the spinner. it was calm, a bit of respite and then rahane did the same thing, a ball way outside off stump, wafted his bat at it and caught behind. a poor start from india's fragile that, batting lineup. once again, they have the experience and the numbers behind them but so often getting caught out to the ball that bounces and seams a bit in the air and moves a bit in the air, and that's what it's been doing in adelaide. first round very much to australia. quickly, we know this is going on amid the backdrop of the bans handed out to the three australian cricket is. a lot of damage has been done, how do they get over that now? by winning here and winning in such a way that the australian public can be proud of them. not so much in sledging, certainly no ball—tampering and do it with good grace. that's what the australian fans want to see and it's what they've seen so far this morning. all good so far for australia and australian cricket. more to come from chris. staying with crick

nathan peterman was drafted in 2017.s host chicago on sunday which means the return of a certain player. the return of khalil mack and although he is not returning to oakland the defensive player of the year was daily traded to san francisco instead of chicago. >> reporter: have you got any closer to what the details were? >> i mean you would have to ask oakland. it takes two teams to get it done. >> the san francisco 49ers might not have khalil mack but they do have jordan who is the best tight end in pro football. he was voted to the pro bowl yesterday. >> congratulations we are happy to have you on the team. >> thank you, i just want to say, you have been my hero since i was a little kid. talking to you is pretty big for me. i am just a huge fan. now getting to talk to is pretty awesome. >> good for the doms, their game saturday against sanford is sold out. their first sellout this season. more on this a little bit later on in this newscast. >>> coming up, mystery lights over the . we are checking leads on the potenti

nathan aspinall also sealed his place in semi—finals during the afternoon session at alexandra palaceports men and women to receive honours in the queens new years list. adam wild has the details. cadiz, cooks done it, his reach 100. for more than a decade alastair cook provided the foundation for english cricket. more runs, more centuries, more test matches, than any other englishman. 2018 was the year cook left the international crease for the final time. fittingly, with yet another 100. his ear, the final time. fittingly, with yet another100. his ear, his england career ends with a knighthood. another100. his ear, his england career ends with a knighthoodm epitomizes everything that in england cricketer should aspire to be. he's an ambassador for the game, he isa be. he's an ambassador for the game, he is a role model, he's a leader, and he's someone that deserves all the accolades. 2018 was the year football so nearly came home. and it is from harry kane again! the games biggest prize eluded england, but the rewards continue to come. captain harry kane becomes a mbe has coached 0b

nathan lyon was the pick of the australian bowlers with 5— 57.led the, 132 fourfour in their second home side resuming stalled the, 132 four four in their second innings. that is a lead of 175 heading into day format. i thought we as bowlers came out today and performed pretty well, and this afternoon that was good, hard test cricket. it was exciting. as players that is what we wa nt to exciting. as players that is what we want to be part of and i am pretty sure as a spectator of the game, thatis sure as a spectator of the game, that is what fans want to see, good, hard, exciting test cricket.|j that is what fans want to see, good, hard, exciting test cricket. i am confident of the team. in my eyes, i feel that i have been capable of chasing any total. we will try to minimise as much as possible. belgium have won the men's world hockey cup for the first time, beating the netherlands on penalties in india. the match itself finished goalless and it was 2—2 on penalties when belgium went in front for the first time in the shootout. this effort was t

not making a move on nathan to come up now but i'll be getting. things . done but of on your perception of it i believe in a boat show that i got a clue it would likely already. have this nice guy this guy just got to. find you a little bit closer to what was actually called on. listening and there's a lot to like stick to me has. begun the party because i don't let anybody had thought i'm not a mistake and it wasn't all that a dream i don't have it for them which i don't know when your father was almost the hosea i mean look if you're going to be the wiser by me but it was you don't love me like you did because my mother by newsweek it was almost up to her oh you see. but i'm very upset that i think i would not begin to go on to find out even if it's like i did. dismiss is a god made by the lord shiva mother said he was burned he had more than to be an opt in the observable and same fiat keep going on and on the stuff his own burns all man's out to the machines are in on the. seeds they can enslave. so all the body takes the navy so unstable is sixty one

nathan hodge is live in moscow with more.us the headlines, nathan. >> alisyn, this is president trump's decision that may have caused a lot of consternation for some, but it's an early christmas president for vladimir putin who is undergoing his annual marathon with the international press, and it's a chance to review his year on the world stage, and today he had big news to respond to with trump's decision to pull troops from syria. that's something the russian governments wanted to see. this is welcome news for the kremlin, and putin has already said that he agrees with what president trump has done and thinks it's a good decision, skeptical, though, about when it will happen. >> as far as isis is concerned, i agree more or less with the president of the u.s. as far as the withdrawal of u.s. troops is concerned, i don't really understand what that's about because the u.s. has been present for some 17 years in afghanistan and they are still talking about withdrawing them but they have not done it yet. >> there we have it. pu

nathan going to come up never getting. on but about new steps at all to leave the neighborhood just that i got a clue it would likely already. have this nice guy this guy has got the on a bottle of the secret was actually called don't. listen to me and there are a lot of books i don't like to speak to me. then the funny joke that anybody had thought i'm going to begin to ask you how things i was at a degree i have in front of them which i don't know when your father was on about the whole c.m.e. look to figure out you know has it by me but it was you don't love me like you did because nobody but me for you could or would your mom would have to have the soup. but i'm very upset that i think i would not say can i go on tonight even if it's like a night when i get. these specific. mother said he was burned he had more than to be in optos in the singles and same keep going on and on the stuff his own man saw the machines were in the. stalls his body sick the navy so unstable is sixty one both of those in the village and. we ha

nathan redmond played onside, the ball eventually finding its way in. waiting 15 minutes, two later, st mary's was treated to another, this much better, just not the one they wanted. felipe anderson with a rocket from outside the box and if you thought that was good, his second was not bad either. an eighth goal of the season for the brazilian, their most expensive player showing his worth. for southampton, a reminder that not all problems are solved overnight. while the hammers break into the top ten. i think that tonight we played a very good game from the beginning, it was high pace and we did not allow southampton to reach our box. they created one chance and most of the game was played on the opposite side. unfortunately we started by one goal down. but after that we competed with the second. the way we lost was a little bit too easy, i think. we did not play such a good game today, i think. a lot of players are on a high level this evening but we had the chance to win and it is disappointing because we did not make a good game. although we could w

i''s the your baby room. >> reporter: you can imagine the terror and how fast nathan red upstairs. and sound. which is whe she reynold a story about wi-fi camera hacking. i kept saying. he's not in heme. dy is hacking this. >> reporter: they called police terrifiesed and relieved and determined on warn anyone who wod listen. posting the story online.ur wow,ng my kids' cameras off now. >> i didn't know what to think. it is a voice i'll never forget. it iunnerving and unsettling. it is supposed to make you feel better and inste it makes you feel invaded and uncomfortable. >> now, in a statement, nest says you should use a unique password for your camera. in some cases, passwords may have been hacked from other products in the home.es >> said it has no word if any c othereras have been compromised. >> and security experts tell us, if you don't feel comfortable sharing something with the world, don't connect it with your smart device. arrest e following the of a washington redskins player ter an apparent fight. early this mornin what we are now learning about that incident. >> and the

. >> reporter: the light show is free, but nathan says people wanted to pay. >> the first year we hadgiving us hundred dollar bills saying this is for your electric bill. it goes up about 1200 $1300. >> reporter: they decided to pay the donations forward to a santa rosa charity called hearts for happiness, which just like the millers spreads happiness through random acts of kindness. speaking of which, the miller girls want to share their family's recipe for all that snow. >> mr. bubbles, water, and christmas scent. >> reporter: and this saturday, the millers are hoping a free fund-raiser with santa, face painting and holiday treats. we have more information on our website, abc7news.com. in santa rosa, kate larson, "abc7 news." >> how cute is that? the kids having a snowball fight, that's fun. >>> the makers of the video game fortnight are facing a lawsuit, accusing them of stealing dance moves. >> the suit was filed by el fonzo robairo who made the carlton dance famous while playing carlton banks on "the fresh prince of bel-air." >> he says they're using and selling the dance without

the other semi this evening will be between michael smith and nathan aspinall.vening at seven o'clock. you can follow the action on the bbc sport website as well. we are getting our short -- shirt sorted. we should design rachel assured as well.” shirt sorted. we should design rachel assured as well. i have loads of ideas. i want to see you both on the sofa with your shirts. i get my next large as well. they all have to be extra large. helen will have sunshine and jack frost, how does that sound 7 sunshine and jack frost, how does that sound? it sounds fabulous. might need the address in the built around the middle. at the moment we need one with lots of grey clouds on, it is rather murky out there. we have some rain, not much rain for the rest of 2018. this is the weather system we have, it was moving in through the night. a little drizzle and rain on the hills. that sums up the rain. that day. there is fog around. if you are travelling in the next few hours, the midlands, southern and central parts, m25, m40, fairly dense patches of fault. they will take time

the raiders signed nathan peterman to the practice squad.fl career. just not good with buffalo at all. before the 2017 draft, jon gruder said peterman was the most nfl ready quarterback out there. the raiders have three first round picks next year. they just fired their gm. be afraid. be very afraid. colin kaepernick, of course, he knelt so nobody would sign him. >> thank you so much, larry. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv 20, cable channel 713 and "abc 7 news" at 1 ssh. we are checking in with experts about what caused the weird streak in the sky we showed you. >>> then at 9:00, dozens of amazon packages abandoned near a dumpster in a california neighborhood. how neighbors are making sure they get to the right people. >>> on "abc 7 news" at 11:00, why these bikes will bring much-needed smiles to new owners. all of that tonight. >>> then we will be right back with a special message that it is not so much of a farewell. >> it is more of kind of a see you later from a >>> all right. we want to take a moment right now to acknowledge our

so, again, that's about 75 to $$83 i was going back and forth with dane nathan on this.lish semis. he was right we need to hold the 83 and 75 is the uptrend support. if you break this you outbalance -- overbalance the prior corrections. that's when the correction turns into something more. we have a little bit lower to go but if it copies going that's a problem. >> all right so more pain ahead especially for microen. i want to talk about the amazon call you made last week. i mean it dropped jaws here. you said that amazon could sink what to 80 oh or something where do we stand now that we are practically at february lows on the s&p 500 >> again there was a huge asterisk on that call. i'm not saying they break 1,000. if the market doesn't hold up some of the symmetry in the chips, different sectors breaking down. if 2450 goes in the s&p brings 21 if the overall market melts down here is support at amazon. i made this point at another segment on cnbc. if you try to draw a trend line, okay, fine, there. what happens if this traditional trend line doesn't hold? where does su

but one trading bets the rally has long-term legs dan nathan breaking down dairy say "options action,s in morgan stanley today. and call volume 1.57 times puts. looks like a trader was looking out to february expiration playing for move back up above a very important breakdown level when the stockway was 38 today there was a buyer of 8,000 of the february 42 calls paying $86 cents for those. break even february expiration up at 42.86. up 13% from the trading price. really important the stock up 6% that's the half the distance you need to get to if you want to break even on these. two charts quickly showing the $40 breakdown level. the 5-year chart really important level there. look at this 20-year chart it's a massive, massive downtrend a series of higher highs here to me hard hit group i know a lot of investors look for this to be a sort of dogs of the dow play into 2019 because they were so hard hit in 2018. >> big bet there on morgan stanley dan good to see you happy new year more "options action" check out the full show friday 5:30 p.m. eastern. back right after this. >> announcer

nathan rogers managed to cling onto his nets forfive miles, while the boat took him back to shore onhypothermia and is now recovering at home. the headlines on bbc news. the music retailer hmv is being put into administration following weak christmas sales, as customers switch to digital. the home secretary says the increasing number of migrant boats crossing the english channel is being treated as a major incident. three men have been found guilty of the murder of five people who died after an explosion in a shop in leicester in february. sport and for a full round—up — it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. jurgen klopp says liverpool have so much more to do as the premier league leaders get set to host arsenal at anfield tomorrow. scottish premiership leaders celtic head to second placed rangers, looking to becomejust the second team to win there this season. pat cummins took four wickets in nine balls but india remain well on top in the third test against australia in melbourne. there are six matches in the premier league tomorrow, including leaders liverpool, w

bon,e thank you to melanie sharon, ed riley, heather barley, cally nixon, jessica dean, matt hurst, nathan jackson, courtney breakerhoff and emily wilson, as well as others who have served me. 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. loo